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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1892
Page
8
Local lines report active county court and spring farming, with farmers preparing soil and cutting lucerne. A St Patrick dance, Pioneer Reunion, and political remarks fill the social calendar while bees and honey production at James Hackings' apiary spotlight a growing local industry. meanwhile legal notices describe debt suits and venue changes.
The Eureka shaft sits 100 feet down as mining continues with winter work by Kaler Stockman and partners. Win Donneher and Mack report a cave full of mineral stained boulders for thorough exploration. ONeil Mack and McCaslin travel from the mines and promise renewed activity soon. Harry Clegg adds a fossil bird to the cabin collection found thirty feet underground.
The passage speaks of Silver as co heir to commerce exiled from a throne, calling for the West to rise. Vows of justice urge the people to overthrow a dollars empire and install the rightful money in liberty’s name, led by the exiled heir and a pledged army with tools and weapons. The signature appears as lLAnoLn L. DouvuLAs.
Notice states Basor offers to award a contract to dig a ditch from Deep Creek onto his land. Payment will be made in cash upon completion. Gro. Bason.
Dissolution notice states Elson Murry sold his entire interest in the New Saloon and that the present proprietors will collect and pay all debts owed to the business.
Bids due noon April 2 1892 for lumber and carpenter work on Uintah District No 5 Utah school house 28 by 50 feet with 14 foot ceiling. Also bids due March 22 1892 for building a bridge over the south fork of Ashley with peeled cottonwood abutments the Dillman pattern. County Court reserves right to reject all bids.
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