Mining and land notices from Vernal Utah 1924 legal ads
Legal and classified notices from Vernal Utah dated February 1 1924 state that Joseph Brimhall and others must contribute $800 to hold six mining claims Black Bear No 1 to No 4 or forfeit interest to co owner J Edwin Collier within ninety days. Also Frank Hartle of Vernal Utah seeks five year final proof for Enlarged Homestead Entry No 05974 for section 8 17 township 3 south range 21 east Salt Lake Meridian before May 12 1924 with witnesses Joe Hall Hyrum Calder Joseph Cook and William Hartile. Includes parcel details and official publication dates March 7 to April 4 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varnal
Utah
Joseph Brimhall
Elias Brimhall
Rulon Brimhall
N. A. Brimhall
Andrew Brimhall
Dice Brimhall
Uintah County
United States
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Vernal
Frank Hartle
Township 3
Range 21
Salt Lake Meridian
Register
U.S. Land Office
Joe Hall
Hyrum B. Calder
Joseph Cook William Hartile
Public Notice of Final Proof for Jensen Land Claim
William Dudley of Jensen Utah filed intent to make three year final proof to establish a homestead claim on sections 26 27 township 6 south range 23 east Salt Lake Meridian before the U S land office registrar at Vernal Utah on April 14 1924 Ivah Peterson Alfred J Meeks Marlon Dudley and Oral Peterson all of Jensen Utah are named as witnesses with first publication March 14 1924 and last publication April 11 1924
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Vernal
Utah
William Dudley
Jensen
Township 6
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
Register
Meera
Ivah Peterson
Alfred J. Meeks
Marlon Dudley
Oral Peterson
Albert Halen
Mark N. Cook
Booth Hall
Ealt Lake
Meridian
John Cook
George H. Southam
George H. Southam, Jr
Wallace W. Southam
Uintah County Sheriff Sale of 40 Acre Land Lot
In Uintah County Utah a sheriff sale is set for April 19 1924 at 2 PM at the county courthouse front door in Vernal. The property is the NW% NE% of section 16 township 3 south range 1 east containing 40 acres with a primary water right from New Hope Irrigation District and all water and ditch rights. The sale is subject to a first mortgage of 300 dollars. Sheriff L Richardson announces the sale dated March 18 1924 with notice from March 21 to April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Uintah County
Utah
Lee Charles Miller
Troy Leroy Keller
Sadie F. Keiler
Consolidated Wagon and Machine Co
Conrad Johnson
Phoebe Jane Johnson
Ursula Sharp
Lawrence Sharp
Vernal
U. S, Mer
New Hope
Attractive cards and letterheads offered for business
Local printer invites customers to explore quality card and letterhead printing. Emphasizes good print work across all kinds and guarantees satisfaction or they won’t receive your business.
Notice of coal land lease in Utah lands
Notice of offer of coal land for lease in Vernal Utah under act of 1920. Describes unit 274 40 acres in T4S R22E and lease terms including 10 cent per ton royalty $500 minimum investment and 400 tons annual production. Auction set for April 12 1924 with protest deadline April 12 1924. Also notices settlement entry in Ashley National Forest Utah for 26.50 acres with preference rights for specific individuals and ex servicemen, applications due by July 22 1924. metes and bounds description listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Secretary of the Interior
Albert N. Henry
Albert Halen
Register
Ashley National Forest
United States
Germany
Buch
Tmaust
Metes
Cor
H. E
Beara
Orson Burton
Linwood
Geo. R. Wickham
General Land Office
New Gymnasium to be Built at Indian School
Frank Davis, superintendent of the Ute Indian school at Whiterocks, said a gymnasium costing at least $6,000 will be built soon at Whiterocks for the Indian school. The new facilities will accompany a school building project totaling $75,000 to $80,000, making the campus modern for Ute children. The gym will offer 40 by 60 feet playing space with modern athletic equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davis
Whiterocks
Final proof notice for Deseret Land Entry in Utah
Notice is hereby given that Earl Douglass of Jensen Utah who on June 9 1911 made Deseret Land Entry No 04045 for W% NW Section 27 Township 4 South Range 28 East intends to make final proof and purchase under the act of March 4 1916 before the Register U S Land Office Vernal Utah on May 3 1924 The witnesses are Golden York Vernal Utah D L Searle Jensen Utah Nile Hughes Vernal Utah William Schaefer Meyer Vernal Utah with first publication March 21 1924 and initial publication April 18 1924
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Earl Douglass
Jensen
Township
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
Register
Golden York
D. L. Searle
Nile Hughes
Vernel
William Schaefermeyer
Albert Halen
Firat
Gasoline tax and license reductions boost road funds in 1923
Secretary H. E. Crockett led measures that cut automobile license costs and introduced a gasoline tax, raising state receipts to 829,046.71 for 1923 with 16,500 more vehicles licensed than in 1922. Officials expect about 1,100,000 more for road funds and save 16,960.75 from smaller license plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Crockett
State Crockett
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J. Edwin Collier
Sheriff's Sale
L. Richardson
Calder
Seth B. Perry
Cw the Universal Car
Ford
D. Witmer
Underwood, Oliver and Ramington
Harncss
Wilbur Sowards
Monarch Typewriter
Uintail Basin
Willys-Knight
Earl W
Cannam
Wood Street
Eureka
Caltornia
Vernal Express
Tafford
Gusher P. C
Robert
Gusher
Eastman Kodak
Central School
Calder Creamery
A. BE. Hodgkinson
Chas, Demos8y
Bank of Vernal Building
Leon P. Chris
Uintah State Bank Bualiding Vernal
Wallach Calder
Uintah State Bank Building
Judes Bldg
Wasatch
Balt Lake City
James McNaughton
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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