Newspaper Plant for Sale in 1899 Ad Notice
Editor announces sale of a newspaper plant including type and film. Final letter received from Lex B. must close out by June 1. Business deadline looming. inquiries welcome for immediate acquisition.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1899
Page
6
Editor announces sale of a newspaper plant including type and film. Final letter received from Lex B. must close out by June 1. Business deadline looming. inquiries welcome for immediate acquisition.
A special meeting of the County Commissioners was held to hear protests against proposed tax increases on improvements and some land and personal property. Several merchants and individuals contested assessed values, with reductions granted to Colton and Coltan and others, while most valuations remained as set by the assessor. Mayor Bowne presided briefly, knocking off an additional 500 from disputed totals, and the board finalized changes with few remaining adjustments.
Trustees sought correction to a district plot book, prompting the board to order a change by County Surveyor Dike. The move, linked to two adjournments, affected tax valuation between District No 7 and No Wh. Toledo Mayor bin Jones reportedly missed remarks during a recent session.
An unclear note discusses public interest in liquified air and a confrontation with Lesle’s yellow journal discoveries amid rising attention. The fragment hints at scientific or investigative claims and a disputed narrative.
Notice is given that Uintah County Utah will sell bonds by competitive bid to be opened at the county treasurer's office in Vernal City. Bids due by noon Saturday June 1. 1893. Bonds issued under state law and county resolution carry 5 percent interest payable semiannually and mature over twenty years. A certified check for five percent of bid amount is required with each bid.
In a humorous encounter in a railway train, Bishop Watterson of Nebraska is mistaken by a commercial traveler for a traveling salesman asking about a firm named Lord and Church and its branches. The bishop jokes that his sermons are called boots and shoes, and the traveler ponders the company’s reach.
In a humorous note from Atv Yongwill the piece defines a baby as a joy to its mother a support to its father a charge to a nurse a soul to the clergy a new patient to the physician a customer to the shopkeeper and a nuisance to the newborn. Jeffirea’s father previously had the lead on his side and now holds twenty seven thousand sixty one dollars in his jeans.
A damaged summons lists Charles Teter as defendant in a case for twelve dollars and seventy five cents plus interest and fees on a promissory note dated March 1834. It warns of judgment and cites attorney fees, with a notice of land mineral claims filed by Utah State and a public inspection period ending soon.
In Vernal Utah the Board of Directors orders delinquent assessments in the Guess Point and White Wash Canal and Irrigation Companies be paid by July 1 1899. Delinquent stockholders will be listed in the Vernal newspaper and their shares sold at the courthouse to cover all due amounts and collection costs.
Charles Holmen Jr has filed for final proof to support his claim in Uintah County Utah. The hearing will be before the County Clerk in Vernal on July 22, 1999. Witnesses listed are John A Sessions Warren L Allen George H Southam Joshua Hassem all residing in Vernal Utah.
The notice describes two daily express trips to Glenwood Springs Leadville Capple Creek Pueblo and Denver with two distinct routes between Chand Junction and Denver. Rates and information are available from agent B R McDonald and R G W Price. The document lists local officials and a pledge of bond and claims to establish the service details.
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