Notice of mining claim contributions and liens
Vernal Utah February 1 1924 to Joseph D Brimhall Eas Brimhall Rulon Brimhall N A Brimhall Andrew Brimhall and Dicko Brimhall you and each of you are notified that I have expended during the years ending July 1 1923 and July 1 1923 two hundred dollars on each claim for labor and improvements on the Black Bear No 1 No 2 The Black Bear No 3 and Black Bear No 4 as recorded in Book 7 6 pages 332 and 332 in Uintah County Office This expenditure was to hold the claims under law and if you fail to contribute within ninety days your proportion of eight hundred dollars your interest will vest in me as co owner who has made the expenditure. T Edwin Collier February 1 to May 2 1924
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Utah
Joseph D Brimhall
Eas Brimhall
Rulon Brimhall
N. A. Brimhall
Andrew Brimhall
Dicko Brimhall
Hvd
Uintah County
United States
Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Land in Vernal Utah
Department of the Interior Vernal Utah land office announces Frank Hartle of Vernal filed for five year final proof to establish claim on Enlarged Homestead Entry No 05974 8B NE SE 8 N% NEM BW% NEM Section 17 Township 3S Range 21E Salt Lake Meridian. Witnesses listed Vernal residents Les Hall Hyrum Calder Joseph Cook Wilam Hartle. Oral publication dates Mar 7 1924 to Apr 4 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S./ Land office
Vernal
Utah
Frank’, Hortle
Township
Range 21
Salt Lake
Meridian
Tod
Register
U. S. Land Office
Les Hall
Hyrum B. Calder
Joseph Cook
Wilam Hartle
Notice of Intent in Enlarged Homestead Entry Vernal Utah
Department of the Interior announces that Joseph C Bean of Vernal Utah, holder of Enlarged Homestead Entry No 07854 for Lots 1 2 W% NEX NW Section 12 Township 2S Range 26E Salt Lake Meridian, filed intent to make final three year proof to establish claim. Proceedings to be before the Register Vernal Land Office March 7 1924. Witnesses William T Luckinbill Daniel Jackson Samuel Provance Felix Romero all of Vernal Utah. Date first publication February 15 1924. Date completed publication March 14 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S
Vernal
Utah
Joseph C. Bean
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
U. S. Lend Office
Daniel Jackson
Samuel Provance
Felix Romero
Albert Halen
Register
William T. Luckinbill
Reuga
U. 5
Land Office
Bamual Provancs
Joseph Boag
Varnal
Vernal Land Office notices final proof filing 1924
Hy rum Rasmussen of Vernal Utah filed notice of intention to make three year final proof to establish his homestead claim for the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter, east half of northwest quarter, and southwest quarter of northwest quarter in section 28, township 6 south range 22 east Salt Lake meridian. Proceedings set before Register U S Land Office Vernal Utah March 15 1924. Date of first publication February 1924. Last publication March 7 1924.
William Luckinbill seeks three year final proof at Vernal Utah
William T Luckinbill of Vernal Utah filed intent to make three year final proof to establish his Enlarged Homestead Entry No 05066 for Lot 4 in Section 3 and Lot 1 in Section 4 Township 2S Range 25E Salt Lake Meridian. The proof will be before the Register U S Land Office at Vernal Utah on March 17 1924. Bamual Provance Felix Romero Joseph Boag Daniel Jackson all of Vernal Utah witness. Date first publication February 15 1924.
Estimated Wealth Of The State Of Utah In 1922
The Department of Commerce announces Utah’s preliminary 1922 wealth estimate at 1.535 billion dollars, nearly doubling 1912’s 786 million. Per capita wealth rose from 1992 to 3247 dollars. real property, stocks, and machinery all gained, driven by price rises and broader asset coverage across sectors.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
Utah
National Monuments
Zion National Park
Board of Education backs permanent school buildings plan
After two years of review the board declares false economy in patching old schools. A $120,000 bond funds new constructions at Tridell Ouray Valley and County High, with additions at Lapoint and Fort Duchesne and equipment for other Alitsh schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Tridell
Ouray Valley
County High School
Lapoint
Fort Duchesne
Alitsh
Classified rate notice printed in advance
An archival ad rate notice states charges for different type sizes and line counts. It specifies ten cents per line for certain insertions, minimum 25 cents per notice, and advance payment. It lists rates for 18 pt bold face, 16 cents per line for B-pt, and 12 pt type at 26 cents per line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Geologists eye Dry Lakes oil dome in Utah region
Reports from geologists indicate a summer investigation into the Uintah Axial anti line area extending from Axial dome to Cross mountain and including Dry Lakes and Sweeney Domes. If the Godiva hills seal the north, Dry Lakes could hold vast petroleum potential and multiple test wells may be required.
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Midwest
Ig Anticine
Moffat County
Axial Dome
Cross Mountain
Dry Lakes
Sweeney Domes
Juniper Mountain
Danforth Hills
Godiva Hills
Datforth Hills
Godiva
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T. Edwin" Collier
Pete
Hyrum Rasmussen
Benjamin W. Johnson
John James Chivers
George A. Slaugh
Lewis Chivers
Hegister
Calder
State
Ho.Reparste
Financial Statement
OF Educaton
Voto
Calder Bros. Creamery
Calder Bros. ‘Creamery
Underwood, Oliver and Remington
Monarch Typewriter
W. H. Oaks
E. C. Hadlock
Earl W. Cannam
Wood Street
Eureka
Galttorala
SEALE
Singer
White Sewing Machine Co
East Lake City
Blash
Robert
Sase—Fotatoes
William Hartle
Vernal Express
Roosevelt
Gordon Fowler
Davis School
Byron ‘Goodrich
Jensen Dazaat
Ward House
Jensen FR Relief Society
Caroloulne LA Beau
Chas
Attorney, and
Consenter Bank of Vernal Building
uTram
Leon P. Christen
O'Donnely
Atterner Amd Counseller
Ulufak
Bali
Wan
Ford
Ford Motor- Detroit
Jos P. Hacking
Jos
P. Hacking
Wallach Calder
United State Basic Building
Vernal. Utak
Robert H. Wallis
Judea
Pidg
Waseteh
Balt Lake City
James’ McNaughton
Fiorist
B.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
McAnt
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