District Court Sale and Reservoir Company Meetings
Legal notices of Uintah County Utah involve a sheriff sale of 108.64 acres in Vernal linked to the Ashley Valley Reservoir Company amendments. Also listed are land patent notices, a stockholders special meeting May 14 1937 to approve by laws and articles of incorporation, and a U.S. Marshal notice regarding seizure of a 1934 Standard Chevrolet Coupe in a libel case with a June 14 1937 court date in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Valley Reservoir Company
County Court House
Vernal
Utah
Ten Olock A
Seid Company
Artice
Ashley Valley
Artice X
Resettlement Administration
Robert Hunting
Ashley Valley Reservoth
Compary
United States OF America
Towit
United States District Court For
Uintah County Sheriff Sale Notice 1937 Highlights
In Uintah County Utah a sheriff sale is set for May 20 1937 at 2 pm at the front door. The property includes 40 acres described as the SEY of the NW of section 18 township 7S range 20 E and all buildings and improvements. Also 35 shares of Ouray Valley Irrigation Company stock and irrigation lands. Dated May 3 1937. First publication May 1937. Last publication May 27 1957. Notice also cites a separate department of the interior land notice for Quince Johnson of Lapoint Utah.
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District Court of the
4Th Judicial District
Uintah
Wah
Btate
Utah
Walberg
T. Lowe
Hougar Lowe
Peter Lowe
Uintah County Court House
Vernal
Nwiqhem Y Swinnex
Nwyner
Pny
Wether
Irigation Company
J. Emery Johnson Sherif
Uintah County
Ath Judicial District
State of Utah
IP. Stevens
Juliette Stevens
W. T. Raleigh Company
He Uintah County Court House
J. Emery Johnson
Department of the Interior
U. 8
Salt Lake City
Johnson
Lapoint
Notice for Public Publication of Land Claim
Department of the Interior announces James W. Galbreath of Vernal Utah filed to prove up a stock raising homestead claim No. 050189 for sections 30 and 31 in Township 7 South Range 21 East Salt Lake Meridian. Verification before Leon P Christen sen Vernal Utah on June 14 1937. Witnesses Everett Massey Ben J Reece both of Vernal Utah Victor Bolte George Parker of Lenora Utah. THOMAS Register. First publication May 13 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon P. Christensen
Vernal
Utah
Walter E. Penfold
Jessa W. Swettam
Jesse Labrum
Charles Tayl Jor
Lapoint
Thomas P. Thomas
Register
Department of the Interior
U_ 3
Salt Lake City
James W. Galbreath
Vernsl
Salt Lake Meridian
Everett Massey
Ben J. Reece
Victor Bolte
George Parker
Lenota
Thomas
Stockholder Meetings for Colorado Park and Ouray Valley
Stockholders of Colorado Park Irrigation Co and Ouray Valley Irrigation Co to hold special meetings at the Avalon schoolhouse Utah June 15 1937 at 10 am to consider consolidating the two water companies into the Ouray Park Irrigation Co. If majority votes yes a joint meeting will adopt Articles of Incorporation and elect officers for the consolidated company until the next election.
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COLORADO PARK_IRRIGATION COMPANY
Ouray Valley Irrigation Company
Colorado Park Irrigation Company
Avalon
Uintah County
Utah
Ouray Park Irrigation Company
Consolidated Company
Consolidated Corporssion
Colorado Park Irrigation CO
GF. Walquist
William Stevens
Ouray Valley Irrigation Co
Louis E. Allred
C. F. Walquist
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Uintah County ordinance licenses light beer sale
An ordinance to license the retail sale of light beer in Uintah County Utah sets license requirements fees and display rules. It defines beer terms retail wholesaler and seller and details license classes A B and C with on site and off site consumption privileges. It outlines application qualifications and proof of good moral character.
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Board of County Commissioners
Uintah
Utah
Alniah County
Uinted County
Anicensees
Liquor Control Commission
Beckion UT
Uintah County
Liquor Control Commission of
Unital
Liquor Control
World White Population Grows Threefold 1815 to 1914
The global white population rose threefold over the century following the Napoleonic Wars, spanning 1815 to the outbreak of the First World War. This growth reflects demographic expansion among white populations across continents and major regions.
Uintah County beer license ordinance enforcement and fees
Uintah County adopts sections on bond requirements health permits and transfer restrictions for beer licenses. It details license classes annual fees 90 75 and 100 dollars with December 1 expiry and nontransferability. Restrictions bar sales to under 21 and near churches or schools with strict hours and anti competitive practices penalties up to 209 and six months. The measure authorizes inspections by county and state authorities and sets a two week effective date after publication.
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Board of County Commissioners
Board of Coun Ity Commissionera
Liquor Control Act
Coun
Mission of Utah
Board OF ‘Health
Board of Health
Utah
Watchoastman
Board of County Commissioners of
Uintah
Anid County
Liquor Control Commission
State Board of Health
Uintah County
AL ‘D
John W. Weaver
Byron Goodrich
F. L, Noel
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TIG Express
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Verna
Wallace Calder
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Wallis
Mallers
City Baker
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Urals
Calder
Pogular
Diamond Jack
Elisha Lee
Bee
Weeks Bros
Sweet Clover Creamery J. ML
Beese Lumber
Chew-Ny
Gren-Chew Lumber
AM Chew
Ermal
Bik
Relief Society
Wilford Adams
Vernal Tailoring and Cleaning Company
Arthur Wiscombe
Roosevelt, la
Merchants’ and School
Alexander Confectionery
Laura— Lucile
Scientilc
Owen Wall
Uintah Abstract Company
U. S. Land Office
Salt Lake's
Wetel
Ernest C. Rossiter
Legals
THE
Ashley Valley Reservoir CO
Stockholders Meeting
Jooa Jest
Hollywood
I. D
Bustuus College
West
Telemione
L.D.S. Business College
North Thorn Street
Wasatch
Salt Late City, Tah
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