Lands Open for Settlement in Uintah National Forest Utah
Notice lists 400 acres in Uintah National Forest Utah subject to settlement and entry under homestead laws. Preference rights exist for agricultural pre-1906 claimants who haven’t abandoned land. lands to be opened by June 3 1908 with subsequent entries by qualified applicants. Descriptions detail multiple 160, 100, and 80 acre tracts near Green Cabin and Green River, with locations, monuments, and corner points provided.
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Seithina
Utah
Jung Il
United States
Ab Bernal
Saldanda
Lomenten
Cedar Post
Aouth
Greene
Old
Lewis Allen Ranch
Roilea
Ofternal
Witoera
W.K G
W. KO Ureen
Old News Allen Ranch
Green River
R Green
Ernal
Belog
Oreat
Samuel J Campbell
Fornt
Lurp Dinyrrt
General Laws Office
Jeasse
Wincow
Secretary of the Interior
Notice for Publication of Land Claim Vernal Utah
Notice is given that C Lillson of Theodora Utah filed for final commutation proof on his claim for Lota 1 and 2, section 18, township 8 south range 4 west, Utah or at Vernal Utah May 1 1908 The witnesses Maurice Sexton Samuel Bennett John Clark and Joseph S Birch all reside in Theodore Utah Records list Charles Dimousy as registrar and May 1908 date for filing verification before the Register and Receiver.
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Department of the Interior
Vernal
Utah
C Lillson
Theodora
Bia
Iz Momestead Jutrys
Lota
U & I Land Office
Ile
Maurice Sexton
Samuel Bennett
John Clark
Joseph S Birch
Theodore
Charles DrMousy
Lands in Uintah National Forest Put Up For Settlement
Notice announces 401 acres in Uintah National Forest Utah open for settlement and entry under homestead laws as of June 25 1908. Applications by James Swett and others grant a preference to qualified settlers who operated arid lands for agricultural purposes before January 1 1906 with final boundaries and corner markers described for three tracts near Vernal Utah and Green Lake of Utah.
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Uintah National Forest
Utah
United States
Vernal
Witoosaca
Greene Claim
Grein
Alcorn Ridge
Grin River
Grena Caldo
Janes i Swett
Iboho
Varnal
Salt Lich
Green
Weoatera Lake
Fallowe Heginulog
Antinake Ghout Strethehani
Flatmaat
Atahke
Tewila
Fren Devvett
General Laudiftee
Jease & Witteo
Mari-Nar
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Vernal Area
United States Land Office Vernal Utah announces that Joseph Chomp von of Vernal Utah has filed for deposit retention to prove desert land claim. Before the Register and Receiver Vernal on Tuesday May 12 1908 the witness list includes Edward Thompson Watson Thompson both of Vernal Utah Brent Gerber of Maed Utah and Willan Whitbeck of Vernal Utah. Confirmed by Charles D Moly Registrar.
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United States Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Uintahcounts
Notice of final commutation proof for Nela Hannen
Jernal Utah March 81 1908 notices given that Nela Hannen of Stockmore Utah filed intent to make final commutation proof for entry No 1667 dated August 27 1900 for the NLY SW and NW B14 Section 4 Township 2S Range 4W to be made before the register and receiver at U S Land Office Jernal Utah on Saturday May 12 1908 witnesses named George Wilbrma William Hanna Charles Thompson and George Thompson all of Stockmore Utah.
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Department of the Interior
Jernal
Utah
Nela Hannen
Stockmore
Hia
Omestead Intry
U .S
Township
South Range & West
U $ Land Office
Shuraday
George Wilbrma
William Hanna
Charles Thompson
George Thompson
Contest Notice in Uintah Indian Service Lot 4
Department of the Interior Vernal Utah issues a contest affidavit by William G. Daria against Homa alendentry No 988 for Lot 4, seeking proof that Hyrum Rover abandoned the tract. The notice directs appearance May 11, 1908 before the Register and Receiver, publication ordered due to service issues.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Vernal
Utah
William G. Daria
Han
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
Therald
Kayleg
Audarit
Thia
Demains
Ierpentt Tszack
McGuire Moorcoft files final proof at Vernal Utah
Anna C McGuire Moorcoft of Whiterocks Utah seeks final commutation proof for Harestead Entry No 1186 filed November 11 1905 for Lot 6 and Section 8 Township 1N Range W 3S. Proof to be presented before the Register and Receiver at U S Land Office Vernal Utah on May 18 1908. Attending witnesses include Robert Dodd Bertha Dodd and William Eiltmes of Hayden Utah and Keott Lealer of Whiterocks Utah.
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Department of the Interim Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Anna C McGuire
Robert Dodd
Bertha Dodd
William Etiltnes
Hayden
Keott Lealer
Whiterocka
Charles DeXolwyn
Water rights notice in Uintah County Utah
Notice to water users in Salt Lake City announces Thomas Sabey Samuel Hateh and Brigham Timothy applying under Utah law to divert eight cubic feet per second from Lake Fork Creek Uintah County for irrigation of 400 acres from April 1 to December 1 annually and domestic use year round. Protest deadline thirty days after publication. Caleb Tanner State Engineer. Date of first publication April 17 1968.
Notice to Water Users from State Engineers Office Utah
Notice announces Martin F Whelan of Bridgeport Utah filed application to divert a quarter cubic foot per second from Dutch John Canyon Creek for irrigation of 20 acres and domestic use. Protests due within 30 days after publication. case No 1614. publication dates April 17 to May 1.
Water appropriation notice for Gaulein Spring Utah
State Paelacera Office Salt Lake City April 1904. Notice that Martin Whel of Bridgeport Utah has applied under Chapter 104 Utah laws to divert one fourth cubic foot per second of water from Gaulein Spring, Utah County. Water to be conveyed by canal 600 feet east and 1800 feet north of Section 27 Towns... for irrigation of 20 acres from April 1 to December 31 each year.
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Paelacera
Salt Lake City
Utah
Vartinf Whelan
Bridgeport
Session Lawn
Gaulein Spring
Ulatah County
Townaeble Boorth Range
Salt Lake Base
Werhidian
Dember
Taos Nebipa
Rangers East
Salt Lake Baee
Meridian Water Access Petition Notice
The state water agency issues an application notice for a water supply project. Protests against granting the petition must be filed within thirty days after publication. The notice is dated April 17 1908 and concerns an applicant seeking water rights for domestic use.
Notice to water users in Uintah county Utah
State Engineer Ollee in Salt Lake City gives notice that Martini Whel an of Bridgeport Utah applied under Chapter 108 for 1 10 cubic feet per second of water from an unnamed place in Uintah county. Water would be diverted 200 feet north and 390 feet east of the southeast corner of section 8 and conveyed via canal 40 feet to water 6 acres in section 84. Water used for domestic purposes from April 1 to December 31 each year. Protests due within 30 days after final publication. Date of first publication April 17, 1908.
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State Engineers Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Martin F Whelan
Bridgeport
Dutch John Canyon
Uintah
North Anne
Enet
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
Nee S
Range
Eset
Meridian Asa
Garten Tanner
N Ollee
Martini’ Whelan
Scarluo
Uintah County
Senth
Salt Lake
Adaff
John 8
Verve
Willow Spring Creek
Itis
State Engineer 4
Allidavit
Ofice
CaLep Tanner
Firat
State Engineer Grants Water Allocation in Uintah County
George B Bird files application No 102 to divert two and a half cubic feet per second from Lake Fork Creek in Uintah County Utah for irrigation of 160 acres in Sections 20 and 29 and for domestic use year round. The canal extends 19200 feet. Protests must be filed within thirty days. First published April 17 1908.
Notice of Mining Company Application in Vernal Utah
Notice declares that a mining company with post office address in Vernal Utah filed an application under Chapter 108 Sea requirements. The fragmentary record notes Utah date April 1908 and references Vary Co Hack ing.
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State Engineers Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Co Hacking
Vernal
Utahh
Water Right Application Notice in Salt Lake County Utah
Public notice records an application under Utah law to divert water from Willow Spring Creek in Salt Lake County. The proposal seeks 1200 feet canal work and irrigation for 160 acres in section 10, with protests due within 30 days by affidavit to the State Engineer, date April 37, 1908.
State Engineers a Unitee Notice of Water Application
John Will of Myton Utah applies under Utah law 1907 to divert 224 cubic feet per second from the Duchesne river fork in Wasatch County. The proposed canal runs 80 000 feet to irrigate 160 acres in Sections 82 and 88, Township 3 south Range 1 west Uintah meridian. Comments due within 40 days with affidavits. Caled Caner State Engineer notes publication dates April 17 1908 and May 18 1908.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
John Will
Myton
Duchesne River
Green Fhller
Wasatch County
Uintah Base
Meridian
State Liginers
State Engineer Notice of Water Right Application
State Engineer Office Salt Lake City Utah announces John Backing applied to appropriate two cubic feet per second from Willow Spring Creek Uintah County for irrigation of 160 acres from April 1 to December 1 annually. Location details given. protests due within 30 days. Publication dates April 17 1908 and May 18 1908.
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H. Measa
Columbia
Fontiia Caldcr
Eagle Market
FE. B. Baton
F. Watkins
Proprietors
Provo
A. C. Hatch
Heber
T. W. O'Donnell
G HH. Christy
Vernal Drug Store
Bjornson Place
S. P. Trim
Undertaker
Vernal Si
Om. Cook
Baton Bros
Ih. E. Dillman
Said Ae
Glynn
Ashley Co-op
State Luginert
Thomas Sabey
Samuel Hateh
Brigham Timothy
Lake Fork Creek
Sintah County
Nouth
Caleb Tanner
Luginicraa
Fieg
Sault Lak City
George B Bird
Addrena
Merildian
Township South Range
Calen Tannfr
Alon Lawn
Willow Springcrack
Lietuh County
Utih
Manze
Zeon
Sib
Steing
Caleb Caner Statengineer
U.S. Land Office
State Land Board
R. Bennion
ED F. Harmston
Herbert Tyzack
Harden Bennion
Curls Carter
W. UW Siddoway
John N Davis
Canyon
Grande Eagle River
Glenwood Springs
Gtinnison H. Garden OF the Gods
Manitou Springs the Royal Gorge
Denver
ST. ‘Louis
Chicago
Royal Gorge
Grad Canyon
Toldere
Bookteta
Renton
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