Federal power vs state grazing laws debated in Colorado
Frederick Light of Aspen Colorado fights federal forest grazing regulations in Denver federal court seeking to keep 600 cattle from Holy Cross national forest. He defies license fees arguing state laws control grazing while the Shannon case and Curtis bill loom over grazing districts and funding for schools roads and telegraphs.
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Frederick Light
Aspen
Colorado
Denver
Light
Holy Cross National Forest
Secretary of Agriculture
West
Montana
United States Court of Appeals
Shannon
Curtis
Congress
Wants New School District In Uintah County
James J. Cook petitions Uintah County commissioners to form a new school district in section 10 township 1 north range 1 east between Whiterocks and Moffat. Superintendent N. G. Sowards supports the plan, estimating 36 to 40 school aged children. Weather has been cold. farmers fear fruit damage including apricots and cherries.
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James J. Cook
Uintah County
Whiterocks
Moffat
N. G. Sowards
County Public Schools
Cook
Wool buyers in Utah react to Boston storage plan
Utah Wool Growers association action to store this year's clip in Boston aims to secure better prices. Buyers arrived in Utah as clips sold for 13 and a half to 16 cents, with some offered at 7 to 12 cents before the move. Expected costs to send a Boston committee are small against potential $150,000 gains from the 15 million pounds stored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Wool Growers’ Association
Boston
Utah
Wyoming
H. §. Hallett
Mr. Hallett
County Republicans elect seven delegates to state convention
Uintah county Republicans chose seven delegates to the state convention to be held in Salt Lake City on May 7. They favor Theodore Roosevelt for president, while Taft is viewed as secondary unless Roosevelt declines. Delegates elected were S R Bennion, Charles DeMoisy, Don H Colton, Charles S Carter, William H Siddeway, John K Bullock, and John N Davis. The state convention will appoint six delegates and six alternates to the Republican national convention in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Taft
William H. Siddoway
E. J. Winder
Don B. Colton
RK. Bennion
Charles DeMoisy
Don H. Colton
Charles S. Carter
William H. Siddeway
John K. Bullock
John N. Davis
Salt Lake
Chicago
Joseph Howell
Congress
Professor Moore to Open Vernal Studio and Lead Brass Band
Prof. H. I. Moore, visiting from the reservation, assisted in organizing a brass band in Vernal this week. He plans to open a studio next Monday and will offer violin lessons, string and wind instruction, and piano tuning to local residents.
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H. I’. Moore
Vernal
Moore
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Grant Carpenter
East Unintah National Forest
Carpenter
Forestry Service
Victor Cram
Provo
Victor
O. H. Bracken
W. R. Green, Jr
County Republicans
Jane
Ashton Hardware Company
J. Fh. Wiease
A. T. Sheldon
Proprietors
Tom Birchell
Lois Trim
Pacific
Atlantic
Ireland
Jerusalem
Switzerland
Durand
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