Notice of patent applications for shale placer claims Vernal Utah
Notice filed under the 1872 act announces Watson ODl Company seeks patents for Earley Nos 24 26 27 28 shale placer claims in Uintah County Utah. Describes locations in Section 8 17 Township 11S Range 26E with 720 total acres. Published in Vernal Express March 3 to May 11 1923.
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Earley
U.S. Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Marcheth
South Range
Salt Lake Moaridian
Uintah County
State of
U .S. Land Office
Untah County
Slaz
Wintah County
Vernal Express
Albert Halen
Herbert Tyzack
Interesting but Not True Story About a Crook
A canard claims a famed retired crook on a pauvaton list and protected by a pension, but FR N Shepherd of the American Clankers Association rejects the tale. He notes the American Bankers Association protects banks from crimes, and the association does not fund or bargain with criminals.
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Pauvaton
FR. N. Shepherd
American Bankers Association
Placer Mining Claims Seized in Uintah County Sheriff Sale
In Uintah County Utah the Fourth Judicial District Court to be sold at sheriff sale on April 11 1923 at the county courthouse Vernal at 2 PM the Best Nos 20 through 28 placer mining claims in sections 5 6 7 township 16 south range 25 east and related quarters with details of claim numbers and portions. Purchase price payable in lawful money of the United States. Sheriff L Richardson Vernal Utah March 16 April 6 1923.
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Fourth Judicial District Court
Uintah County
Utah
Jacob J. Koengsmark
Vernal
Towit
Salt Lake Meridian
Range
Said
United States
Utnh
L. Richardson
National Forest Timber for Sale in Ashley Reserve
Sealed bids for 191 acres in unsurveyed Sections 29 and 30, T N R 226 W, Bear Creek, Ashley National Forest Utah, offer about 600000 feet BM of Western Yellow Pine timber. Minimum bid 220 dollars per M feet. 100 dollars deposit with bid. Bids due April 16 1923. Forest Supervisor Verna Utah handles details Mar 16 to Apr 6 1923.
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Fores
Verna
Utah
T .N
Bear Creek
Ashley National Forest
Vernal
State Engineer notices water right change in Uintah County Utah
Garret Alger of Ouray Utah seeks to change the place and path of use for water from Hill Creek in Uintah County. The change would divert water 98.2 feet and irrigate 42.75 acres in sections 26 and 35, township 11 south range 19 east. Protests must be filed within 36 days with affidavit and $1 fee.
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State Engineer’s Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Garret Alger
Ouray
Hill Creek
Uintah County
N. W
Township
Range
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
Neu
Notice to water users in East Lake City Utah 1923
Ivan V. Turner of Lapoint Utah seeks to appropriate one second foot of water from Birch Spring Hole in Utah County to irrigate 80 acres in Sec 33 and allow domestic use year round. Project designated No 9172 with $100 fee. public notice issued by State Engineer R E Caldwell.
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State Engineer’s Office
East Lake City
Utah
Mar
Ivan V. Turner
Lapoint
Birch Spring HoHow
Uintah County
N. E
Sec
Township
Ange
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
Utah Range Conditions Improve Slightly in March Report
The March 1 report by M. M. Justin of the U S Bureau notes range conditions rose four points to 89 overall. Sheep ranges up to 90 from 85 while cattle fall to 85 from 92. Sheep condition 88 to 94, cattle 82 to 86. Prospects for spring range look favorable with ample moisture and mild temperatures. Prices show ewe lambs 8 dollars, breeding ewes 12, fat lambs 11 80 per 100 pounds, yearlings 17, two year olds 29, steers over 2 years 41. many reports indicate prices asked with few sales.
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Utah
M. M. Justin
United States Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
Land Reopened at Big Brush Creek Ranger Station Area
Albert Halen reports the 1923 withdrawal order for SE% NE% Section 6 Township 3 South Range 22 East Salt Lake Meridian has been revoked. Land is restored to surface entry under ex service land preference rules. Land open to general disposition July 26 1923.
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Department of the Interior
U. 8
Vernal
Utah
Ernest Eiton
Salt Lake Meridian
Register
U. S. Land Office
Leonard Slaugh
Wm. F. Hanson
John F. Glines
Wm. Gillman
Albert Halen
South Range
Forest Service
Big Brush Creek
Bronze Age Bone Cist Found at Roasyth Quarry
Antiquarians report a cist unearthed at Penintehlil sand quarry near Roasyth Scotland containing human bones. The stone box lies four feet deep, slabs four feet long and 10 to 18 inches wide and deep. Air Catlander of the Royal Scottish Museum estimates the remains date from about 8,500 to 4,000 years ago.
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Penintehlil Sand
Roasyth
Scotland
Air Catlander
Royal Scottish Museum of Antiquities
Truth In Advertising Passes Utah Legislature
Utah adopts a truth in advertising law signed by the governor on March 9, replacing the absence of such a law regionally. Sponsored by the Salt Lake Ad Club the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce and the Utah Manufacturers Association the measure targets fraudulent claims misrepresentation of condition and unethical advertising practices with enforcement starting May 8.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Ad Club
Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce
Utah Manufacturers Association
Adrian Pembroke
Standish
Narrow Tire Wagon Law Takes Effect May Eight
Henry W. Lunt of the state road commission warned that the Hirsch bill repealing the anti narrow-tired wagon law did not go into effect until May 8, urging discretion on narrow-tired wagon use on public highways. The Judd bill, regulating bids on narrow-tired wagons, will replace the wide tire law on May 12.
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Henry W. Lunt
State
Rad Commission
Hirsch
Tse
Judd
Fourteen Thousand File Returns for Income Tax
About 14 000 persons filed income tax returns March 12 by mail or in person, according to James H Anderson collector of internal revenue. Mr Anderson was assisted by sixteen who directed the filing of reports. Nearly 10 000 returns came in through the mail.
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James H. Anderson
Internal Revenue
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Sets Aim to Grow 1922 Dues
The ladies auxiliary will hold its monthly meeting Monday evening April 2 in the Commercial club rest room. Members are asked to bring a new member to boost 1922 membership. dues are 60 cents per year. No special business will be transacted. Secretary Maggie Hatch notes.
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Commercial Club
The
Legion Auxiliary
Ors
Maggie Hatch
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Truth In Advertising
Vintah Abstract Company
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Bert Singleton
Phone Black
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Vernal City
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Lewis Optical Co
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Gipson Hotel
Roosevelt
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Myton
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