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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1921
Page
7
State Engineer invites protests to Leonard Straughs water appropriation in Vernal Utah for 0.02 sec ft from Hoone Spring. Water use planned March 1 to November 30 for stock watering. Notice dates April 16 to May 13 1921.
Edwin J Longhurst of Vernal Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his homestead claim to NE M 8 E section 17 township 108 range 24 N M 3 L. M. before the Register at Vernal Utah on the Sunday of June 1921. Witnesses Gerald Hunting Jesse Richins Earl Hunting and E T Corless all of Vernal Utah. Date of first publication May 6 1921. Date of last publication June 3 1922.
City of Water Users Utah April 20 1921 notice announces R & Collett Salt Lake City application to divert five to six cubic feet per second from Willow Creek for mining milling and culinary use. Pipeline 65 000 ft to Section 15 T13S R21E and return of unused water near Section 18. State Engineer No 8719. Publication dates April 29 to May 27 1921.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Yarnal Utah issues a public notice dated April 16 1921 concerning land patent actions. The document records land description and applicant details as part of the filing and notification process in the Utah-Yarnal district.
Albert A. Haws of Vernal Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof for the Deseret Land Entry No. 05304 on May 23 1921 before the Vernal Utah land office register or receiver Witnesses named John Eaton Lewis Hodgkinson Louis Hawa John Hodgkinson all residents of Vernal Utah First publication April 22 1921 last publication May 26 1921
Department of the Interior notices Ger ald Hunting of Vernal Utah seeks final proof to establish a homestead claim for E quarter N W quarter and N E quarter of Section 17 Township 108 Range 24 E 6th principal meridian. Public hearing before the Vernal land office on June 10 1921 with witnesses Edwin J Longhurst D C T Corless Earl Hunting and Jesse Richins. First publication May 6 1921. Last publication June 1 1921.
Notarized statement from Violet Harrison business manager of Vernal Express lists publisher editors and owners. Names and addresses include James H Wallis George H Warrigan and others in Vernal Utah with owners Don B Colton Enos Gennion and multiple stockholders. Affidavit sworn April 1 1921 before Wallace Calder notary with commission expiry 1923.
Amelia Kunkel sues Jacob G. Kunkel in the Fourth Judicial District Court of Utah for a divorce. The defendant must appear within twenty days after service if served in county or thirty days otherwise, or a default judgment will be entered. Attorney L N Meredith, Vernal Utah, Post Office Box 327. 17-31.
Utah district court in and for has filed a public legal action notice. Details likely specify case type, parties, and filing dates pending official court records.
Christina McCurdy sues Ora Carroll in Vernal Utah to recover four hundred fifty dollars plus ten percent annual interest from September 5 1920 and costs. Defendant must answer within twenty days after service if the action is brought or thirty days otherwise. Failure to respond leads to judgment by the court. Attorney Thos W O'Donnell represents the plaintiff.
Notice to water users in City Utah dated April 20 1921 states R applied under 1918 Utah session laws to appropriate five seconds feet of county sal server water. Water would be diverted 1425 feet west of section 15 township 13 south range 2 east salts lake meridian and conveyed by pipe to be used for mining milling and culinary purposes from Jan 1 to Dec 31 annually. Any unused portion to return to the stream 15640 feet east from section 19 township 28 north range 20 east. State Engineer No 8718. Protests by affidavit with $2.60 fee must be filed within 30 days after publication. Tt EK Caldwell State Engineer first publication April 29 1921.
In the Fourth Judicial District Court of Utah Uintah County, Thomas E. Watters sues Lottie E. Nelson now Lottie E. Nelson-Fritsinger. summons orders defendant to answer within twenty days of service or a default will be entered. The suit seeks foreclosure of a mortgage assigned to the plaintiff by Porter Investment Company on land, reservoir, water rights, and Uintah River Irrigation Company stock, with address listed for Wallace Calder in Vernal, Utah.
State Engineer's Office Salt Lake notice the appropriation of five sec feet from Hill Creek Uintah County to be diverted 78 feet west from the southwest corner of section 7 township 12 south range 20 east conveyed 25 760 feet for mining milling and culinary use yearly January 1 to December 31 any unused water returns to natural channel 600 feet east of northwest corner of section 19 township 12 south range 20 east 8 l B & M application 8720 filing fee 2 50 first publication April 29 1921 completion May 27 1921 by E Caldwell note of first publication and date of completion
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