This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 28 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1906
Page
3
Notice informs creditors and heirs for the estate of Ichot Jayis deceased in the Fourth District Court of Utah County. The administrator must present claims by August 1901, at Naples, Utah. The notice names Billy Mayer as administrator and cites the probate process.
Officials announce probate notices in Vernal Utah dated April 23 1006 for the estate of James Glince deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers by August 23 at the Latnia residence in Moeser Tintth county Utah. Administrator Lug Cuan extends claim period from April 28 to May 19.
Notice announces that NM aol 44 at Nk, Mic 20, 1906, will file for final proof to establish continuous residence and cultivation. It lists witnesses Edward H Solten, Ramuck Wartstward Clarke, and Keary Twithel, all of Linwood and Maula Utah, with dates Apr 21 May 12.
Notice to water users from the State Engineer in Yale Lake City Utah dated April 7 1006 announces an application to appropriate 157 cubic feet per second of water for irrigation. It details diversion methods from White Rock creek in Uintah county and the land area to be watered, with locations described and deadlines for objections.
State agency announces a water right application by Hugo Knecht for 26 cubic feet per second of flow from the Cintab river branch for irrigation of 160 acres. Protests must be filed in duplicate within 40 days after completion of publication. notice dated April 24 with completion by May 14.
Notice from the State Land Office in Salt Lake City dated April 7 1906 announces Joseph Uo EEutl etal applying under Chapter 103 Utah to divert four cubic feet per second of Duchess River Fork water in Emery and Utah counties via dam and ditch. Plan covers 10 by 10 miles distance with storage and use from April 1 to October 31. Public notice requests claims or objections within thirty days after publication.
Public notice from Salt Lake City Utah dated April 7 1906 regarding the Vickm Litt and others water right application for irrigation of land in Township 1 South Range 1 West and Union area. It details diversion by a ditch 700 feet north of the north quarter corner, 16808 dollars claim, period April to September each year, and the thirty day protest window with Carey Tanvin as issuing official.
Notice is given that Wvoront Laber has applied under Utah law to appropriate two cubic feet per second of water from Lake Fork Creek, a branch of the Green River, in Wasatch County. The point of diversion is 1,230 miles north of a legal corner, with a 21,120 foot intake to irrigate 160 acres in Sections Land 38 and Township 1 Range 4 West, Uintah. Protests must be filed within 40 days after publication, with affidavits. Publication dates April 7 and April 14.
Public notice from CALRIE LANARR State Engineer in Uintah County Utah details an irrigation water allocation proposal. Names and precise geographic coordinates appear, along with filing deadlines and the request to file objections within thirty days.
Notice from State Land Office documents a water right application by Mo Welshnie in Duchesne county Utah to divert 244 cubic feet per second from the Duchesne river fork for irrigation of 160 acres. The plan requests a canal to carry water 8 000 feet from a specified point, with diversion April to October inclusive, and protests must be filed within 30 days after publication.
Notice to water user Raymonl Naylor in Salt Lake City Utah announces a license to appropriate three cubic feet per second of water from the Duchene elger fork of Green River Uintah County Utah. The water will be conveyed via dam and ditch over a line 6 rods north 2 minutes west from section corner with legal description and dates for protests with affidavit within thirty days after publication.
Notice informs that Fred Li Seu applies under Chapter 104 Session Lava of Utah 2008 to appropriate two thirds cubic feet per second from White River stock branch in Kenriver Uintah County. Water will irrigate farmland across sections 2 and 11, Township 2 south Range 2 east, with diversion near Section 3, intended from April 15 to October 15 yearly. Public objections due within thirty days after final publication. Publication dates May 7 and May 7.
State engineers office in Salt Lake City announces an application by Trauk Oper et al for appropriating water from a Vernon area stream to irrigate 2640 acres in Seaclionad 28 T1,22 10 14, and surrounding townships. Protests must be filed within 30 days after publication.
Notice is given that a water right application by Te Water Users Stata for 2 cubic feet per second of water from Lake Fork Creek in Wasatch County Utah may be approved. The project diverts via dam structure starting 1370 feet from the southwest corner of section 2 township 8 south range 42 east. Protests must be filed in the State Engineer's office within 30 days of publication.
The notice states a proposed water conveyance project for 62 400 feet with a season from April 19 to September 10 annually. Protests against granting the application must be filed in duplicate within thirty days. The State Engineer assigns the public notice dated April 7 with publication completing on April 7.
Public notice from Salt Lake City dated March 81 1004 announces J L Gibson of Salt Lake City Utah seeking to appropriate 32 per second of water from Rock Creek Branch of Green River Wasatch County Utah. Water will be diverted via dam and canal to irrigate about 2020 acres across multiple sections with seasonal use from April to October and November to March annually. Objections must be filed within 20 days with affidavits to State Engineer.
State Engineer announces James R Craig has filed a water right application under Chapter 108 for diverting 125 cubic feet per second from a Green River branch in Sanhant County Utah. Protests due within 30 days after first publication. details in office.
State Engineers office Utah publishes notice that Archimedes Rose seeks to divert 1,000 feet from a Greener Creek tributary via canal for irrigation of 0 acres. Location details include Section 41 Township 2 South Range East Uintah County. Protests by affidavit due within 30 days after final publication.
State Engineer notes Howard Sala Hitt applies under Chapter 108 to divert five cubic feet per second of water from Uintah river branch of Green river in Uintah county. Intended for irrigation of 20 acres across sections 17 and 20, Township 2 south Range 1 east, with a 700 foot transmission and a 456 foot estuary from the southeast corner. Objections due within thirty days after publication. Publication dates April 7 and May 1.
State engineer announces an irrigation project in Uintah County Utah with Liah Marnh and George Hackford as applicants. Water diversion across 2640 feet north of the southwest corner will water 440 acres in sections 10 14 and 15 Township 1 south range 3 east Utah meridian. Applications must be filed within thirty days after publication.
State Engineer Office in Salt Lake City announces William Mc Melian of Vernal Utah has applied under Chapter 105 laws to divert and use water from the Infintal river branch in Wasatch County for domestic purposes. The plan includes a dam and intake with a 7% digreen 7 minutes east 674 feet from the east quarter corner, conveying water for irrigation and other uses from Apr 15 to Sept inclusive, with possible extension.
The notice states an affidavit duplicate filing is due within thirty days after publication. It cites the case TASER B14 and references the publication completion date and the 7th day of a specified month as the filing deadline.
Vernal Utah February 6 1906 notice of expenditure on the Donaher lode mining claim on Dyer Mountain in Carbonate mining district Uintah Utah. I have spent $100 during 1905 to hold the claim under section 2444 of the U S Revised Statutes. if others do not contribute within the time allowed the claim will become the property of the subscriber co owner.
State Engineer Office in Salt Lake City notes Willian McQuueeny of Park City Stud has filed for 3.8 cubic feet per second of water in the Duchesne River fork, Wasatch County. Water to be diverted 1800 feet west of Kectly Township, then 20725 feet northeast, for 4006 and 10000 feet respectively, from April 1 to April 30 each year, for 160 acres in Section 12 Township 5 south Range 6 west Uintah base and meridian. Public protests due within 30 days.
State Engineer notices Trakiln C Mossle has applied to divert public water from the Duchesne River fork of Green River in Duchesne county Utah. The plan would irrigate 169 acres from April 1 to September 30 and allow domestic use year round. Protests must be filed within 30 days after publication.
State Engineers of Utah publish notice that Courtland A Starr seeks to divert three cubic feet per second from the Green River at Dudwane Fork for irrigation of 216164 acres, using a dam and canal on the left bank north of the SE corner of section 32. Protests must be filed within thirty days. First publication April 7, with completion May 7.
State Engineer's Office in Kale Lake City Utah issues notice of an irrigation water right application by Pry Gatek Irrigation Co. The company seeks to appropriate 35.95 cubic feet per second from Lake Creek branch in Green River District for 120 acres, with conditions for domestic use. Publication date April 14 1906 and completion May 14 1906.
State officials in Salt Lake City announce an application by Mason Lieutenant Golone of the 20th infantry to divert ten cubic feet per second of water from the Lincoln River branch of Green River Cintah Counts. A dam and pipe would supply domestic use for Fort Duchesne and local inhabitants, with public notice and a six day response window.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.