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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
3
Lizl. Cola Leased by Will J Karns and John McDermaid. Mine improved with drained water and new bins and chutes. Coal accessible on level ground with no hill to chinK Send workers to coal. Nearby mine heat and ore treatment noted. Leave orders at Ashley Co op. orders promptly filled.
United States Land Office announces that Utah State has filed a school land claim under the 1862 act. The notice details land parcels, sections and township ranges, with a five week period for protests. Contests must be filed at the office and transmitted to Washington, DC. Governor DeMouilby, Register, signs the notice.
Notice from the United States Land Office Vernal states Utah has filed a list of lands under the 1894 act. Protests against the state's claim may be filed within five weeks at the Land Office in Washington DC or by mail. The list is available for inspection and will be returned for approval after review.
State of Utah lists tracts under the Act approved July 18 1834 offering public lands for agricultural use. Protests against claims must be filed at this office within five weeks and transmitted to Washington. If no protests are made the land list may be approved and issued after inspection. Chalkus DeMolsyy, Register.
United States Land Office Vernal lists lands selected by Utah under Sec 6 of the land act. The list covers school lands with parcels described and protests must be filed within the time specified. If no protests are presented, the list will be recommended for approval and placed on file. Charles De Moisy, Register, February 1.
United States Land Office Vernal Utah lists selections under Sec 6 of an act of Congress dated July 16 4594. The document names Indemnity School Lands with detailed township range and section references and notes potential objections or adverse claims. Charles DeMoisy registers the notice.
United States Land Office in Utah publishes a five week protest period for lands selected by the state under federal mineral vs agricultural use provisions. Protests or adverse claims must be filed to challenge this list and are forwarded to Washington. Charles DeMisy, Register, notes the documents on file for public inspection.
United States Land Office announces Utah state selection of indemnity school lands under the 1904 act. The list covers sections in Blaney area and adjoining townships in the Lake Meridian region. Protests or contests must be filed by the stated deadlines. if none, the list may be recommended for approval and on file for public inspection. Charles DeMoisty, Register. Dates Feb 26 and Mar 26.
United States Land Office in Vernal Utah lists land parcels selected by Utah under an act of Congress. The notice invites protests or contesta against the state's claim for specified tracts in Salt Lake Meridian regions including various lot references and sections. If no protest is filed within the stated period, the claim may be approved and sent to Washington.
Uintah County Utah commissioners enact a fence ordinance to allow domestic animals to run free in designated precincts. The measure lists multiple fence designs including height four feet with various post and wire configurations, and requires posts to be buried at least 18 inches unless bedrock. Signed by Hon. J S Wacking, G H Bracken, J C Bates with county clerk Lynne Ashton.
Probate and guardianship notices indicate consulting the county clerk or respective signers for further information.
Notice to creditors in the Uintah county Utah district court matters for the estates of Mary A Palmer and Andrew Khapii deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the respective administrators John B Talmer and Max L Smude at their Utah residences by specified deadlines in 1909 March 5 publication dates.
State engineer's office in Salt Lake City announces an application by Google Hackford et al to divert 14 cubic feet per second from the Utah river branch of Green River in Uintah County. Protests with affidavits must be filed within 60 days after publication.
State Loyineds office, Salt Lake City Utah, gives notice that James J Cook of Bing ham Utah has filed an application under Chapter 10 for permission to divert three cubic feet per second of water from the Weber River branch of Green River Utah. A dam and ditch would divert water from a point 718 feet south of the east quarter corner of section 4 township 1 south range 1 east to a conduit 32 100 feet long for use from April 2 to November 1 each year.
The State Engineer notes an application to alter the point of diversion for a 160 acre parcel in section 1, township 1 south, range 1 east. Protests must be filed by affidavit within 40 days of publication. publication began March 6 with completion on April 6.
State Engineer’s office publishes that Jehan T. Carlson seeks to change the point of diversion for three cubic feet per second from the Uintah river branch. The proposal, approved May 15, extends to May 12, with protests due 30 days after publication.
State Longineer 6 office in Salt Lake City Utah publishes notice that Lnog Len given has applied under Utah law to appropriate water from an unnamed spring in Utah County. The plan seeks 1 second of water for Black Weller lig purposes and diversions 1,820 feet for year round use. Protests must be filed within 30 days of publication completion.
Luzmneer's office in Salt Lake City Utah announces that Laos Vern Plon has applied under Utah law to divert one half cubic foot per second of Windy Opting spring water in Uintah County for canal use from April through November each year for domestic and irrigation needs. Protests must be filed within 40 days after publication.
Loupgineets seeks to obtain one to three cubic feet per second from Bennicon Springs Uintah County Utah. Water will be diverted south of Bection section 4 township 2 south range 24 east through a trough for stock use year round. Protest filings must be made by affidavit within thirty days.
A notice states the completion of publication for a petition tied to a state engineering data event. It confirms filing steps and publication milestones as required by law. The document references publication in a local gazette and marks a procedural stage for the petition process.
Loos opinion of Vernal Utah applies to appropriate 1 6 cubic feet per second of water from an unnamed spring in Uintah County for irrigation and domestic use. Water diverted 1320 feet to a canal for 1320 feet from April 1 to November 1 yearly and for 16 acres of unsurveyed Seedlen 8 Township 2 south Range 24 east. Protests must be filed within 30 days.
Joseph Smith of Versnal Utah applies under Utah law to divert three tenths of a cubic foot per second from Guher Spring Uintah County for stock and domestic use year round. Location eight thousand four hundred ninety seven feet east and four thousand ninety nine feet south of Section 20 Township 3 South Range 24 East. Publicationdate March 8. State Engineer Caleb Tanner oversees. 30 days to file affidavit.
Drummers attached to Paris military stations joined an endurance march circling Paris. The 2344 mile route required drumbeats in march time throughout. Only one entrant, a drummer from the 156th Regiment, completed the distance and timing, drum in all hours and five minutes.
A cryptic verse fragment discusses love loaf and a character named Joaf as a test of success in capturing a desire. The line hints at personal stakes and potential meanings the speaker assigns to the term Joaf in a nuanced, possibly playful way.
Charles V F Schwab told guests that twenty years ago he felt nobody but now sees himself as somebody. A recalled episode at a railway station involving a colored carriage driver and a bystander woman illustrates the contrast between class perception and social status.
Hot water, applied to the body or ingested, is described as a broad healall. It claims rapid relief for congested lungs sore throats rheumatism headaches and croup when used as directed including hot foot and neck applications and hot water at bedtime or on arising.
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