Dus Match Brings Party Through Split Mountain Gorge
A party led by Dus Match traversed Split Mountain Gorge beginning at Taland Park on April 17, passage noted as part of a trek through the rugged landscape with focus on route and timing.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1960
Page
14
A party led by Dus Match traversed Split Mountain Gorge beginning at Taland Park on April 17, passage noted as part of a trek through the rugged landscape with focus on route and timing.
The Vernal Express notes Eldon M. Young of Salt Lake City invites inquiries for a cattle ranch able to run 209 to 1000 head. Contact details listed. Also mentions Mr Haws seeking a graduate student to assist with a project and attendance by Mr and Mrs Jesse Jaws and Mr and Mrs Jesse Haws at Leland Adam’s funeral in Vernal.
Entomologist Guy Haws, recent Vernal resident and UW professor, has secured a 5192 grant from the Public Health Service to study the mite central to a 5000 Wyoming University project. The work aims to advise fly control by examining mite cold tolerance, effective mite counts, and statewide natural populations with mites sourced from Texas.
Funeral services and burial were held for Frank Lesley Slyatt who died April 24 at Ulotaty County Hospital from natural causes. Born October 30, 1959 in Vernal, he is survived by his parents Floyd Lee Slyatt, three grandparents Mr and Mrs Huston Odom of Deer Park and Mrs Werthe Slyatt of Sims Chapel Alabama, and one brother.
Visitation at the Quarry Visitor Center over Easter totaled 63 persons, about an estimate. The brief note records a small crowd during the holiday period and notes surrounding activity at the site.
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