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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1936
Page
7
Estate of Lucy A Kesterson, deceased, invites creditors to present claims with vouchers to Wallace Calder in Vernal Utah by April 29, 1936. Irene Lundberg and Ancil Tary are named as administratrix and administrator.
General Land Office notice dated February 10, 1930 listing Joseph Boyd of Craig Colorado who filed a stock raising homestead entry in multiple sections in township 5 south range 28 east Salt Lake meridian seeks final proof to establish claim. verification before J Loon B P Christensen notary Vernon Utah on March 31, 1936 with witnesses Ross Snow Sharon Billings Thomas Morgan all of Jensen Utah. Thomas F Thomas, Register PUS M12
Grain Engineer notices Mosby Irrigation Company of Lapoint Utah applying to appropriate 600 acre feet from Dry Fork Creek Uintah County for irrigation. Water stored Nov 1 to July 1, released July 1 to Dec 31, diverted to Mosby Creek and Crow Creek for irrigation over 4840 acres in multiple sections. Public protest deadline 30 days after publication.
State Engineers Office Batt Lake City Utah 1996 notices application by Mos by Irrigation Company Lapoint Utah to appropriate 110 ac ft from Twit Lakes creek in Uintah county Utah. Water stored Nov 1 to Jul following in an impoundment on Wald creek with release for irrigation season and rediversion through ditches to Mosby and Dry Fork creeks.
The application to appropriate water seeks a supplemental irrigation supply for 8527 acres across multiple townships and plats. Protests must be filed in affidavit form with $100 fee within 30 days, with first publication dated February 97 and last publication March 20, 1936.
State Engineer of Salt Lake City Utah publishes notice that Moss by Irrigation Company Lapoint Utah has filed to appropriate 50 cubic feet per second of water from Twin Lakes creek or North Fork of Dry Fork in Amish county Utah. The plan describes diversion points along West Mosby creek and Dry Park creek, with rediversion to Crow and Deep creeks for irrigation of 4880 acres and incidental domestic use. Public protest window closes 30 days after first publication February 20 1936 into March 19 1936.
State Engineers Office Salt Lake City announces application No 17985 by Mos cordance with Utah law to appropriate 100 sec ft of water from Dry Fork creek and divert to West Mosby and Crow creeks for irrigation from April 1 to November 15 each year. Protests with affidavits and $100 fee due within 20 days of first publication February 70, last publication March 19, 1936.
In Uintah County Utah the Fourth Judicial District court sale of 240 acres with improvements water rights and 210 shares in Whiterocks Irrigation Company to be held March 20 1936 at 2 pm at the front door of the Vernal courthouse. Defendants include Gilbert Abegulet Lena Abegs Glen Hope Merrett Lisonbea Leng Lisonbea Frank Conrad. Sheriff Emery Jonson.
Department of the Interior General Land Office Salt Lake City Utah announces Errots G Wilkins of Jensen Utah with a stock raising homestead entry No 049863 for the SWNE and NE Section 7 and other parcels in Township 45 South Range 728 East Salt Lake Meridian intends to present final proof before Notary Public Vernal Utah on April 14 1996 Claimants witnesses are Douglas Chew RD Nelton Harley Viking and Blyde Haslem all of Jensen Utah Official publication dates March 12 1936 to April 9 1876
George W Bartlett and Misa Frances Kitchen plan a marriage in the LDS temple at Bolt Lake after which they will move to Brockton California for Bartlett's employment. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Kitchen. They will take Bartletts two year old daughter Loraine and the two sons stay with relatives. A reception is set at the ward chapel Monday night. Bartlett has served as chair of the local scout committee. Whiterocks Irrigation loan of 840 00 to the company has been denied by the RPO in Washington DC, hurting Lepoint and Tridell. J McKee and two sons rushed to Salt Lake to fetch his daughter Vedo for medical reasons.
Home missionaries from Vernal attended the Sunday services at Tridel. Arthur Manwaring WB Wallis and Floyd Noel from the 97th quorum of Seventy attended. Manwaring and Wallis were noted for their presence among the attendees.
The article notes a debate among school children about whether the year will be eight or nine months. It lists local visitors and travel among families including Dorr Finfeum, Foldings, Hayes, and Bascom, with trips to Vernal and Fruita and a stay in Grand Junction.
Mrs Whistler of Orem visits son William Hancock Roy Harris and family of Crusher. Mra Angua Anderson in Lapoint at sister’s bedside. Yaft Mill, former Randlett resident, leases Shavanaun farm west of Randlett. The Beauts meet at Ally Pickup Biature’s home. Mr and Mrs Arge move to government farmer’s house in Randlett. Arge leases Charla Nickares farm. Mrs Pablo Watgens moves to Montana. Tat Markey played at PF Gunberk wedding. Visitors from Bunday School stake board. Rudy moves family from Leota to Brakey Clowes farm. Miss Lucile Johnson goes to Vernal for Junior Prom. Cashier A Cheney of Vernal’s U State Bank involved.
Friday visitor couple accompanies husband wife. Jan Dudley Grant Pickup Ralph Teylor back in Provo a few days later with Olive Datchelor returning home Sunday after nursing Mrs Red in Lapoint two weeks. Knight visits East Lake City. Jensen family stayed Vernal. Jerry Walker builds house for Bob Colopow in Henry Jim canyon. Farl Bachelor Glenn Knight buy Lewla cabins Roosevelt move planned. Ollie Olaen moves family to Upp farm on Duchesne river. Reed Taylor hosts friends. Wallace Jensen’s children recover from severe illness. V T Rite and wife from Alberta visit Saturday.
ALTERRA residents hosted Naomi Filsel of Roosevelt teachers at W T Rice home. Juvenile officer Mr Sparks met with Alterra High staff. Bert Whitemore of Bennett called on neighbors. Wm Preece from Myton Irrigation spoke on road work improving the high school track. The new tennis court draws local and nearby fans. Reed Taylor's party at Randlett. Mrs Bingham and children return from California. Mr Bingham to remain. Walter Feggeston and Rev Wilfard Spence visited Alterra. Mrs Gibson returns from Vernal. Local residents noted in casual visits and school improvements.
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