Land and court notices from Uintah County Utah 1937
Notices summon land proof filings for W Galbresth of Vernal and others with dates June 14 1937 and May 30 1937. Also a district court inquiry into Little Water Coal Company dissolution set for June 30 1937 and a sheriff sale for May 20 1937 in Vernal listing Uintah County property including mineral rights and water shares. Estate of Hannah Parker announces creditor claims by Aug 28 1937 with administrator Joan W McKeeachtie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnannah Parker
Hannah Parker
Vernal
Uintah County
Utah
Joan W. McKeachhte
J. Rulon Morgan
Notice of Sheriff Sale Uintah County Utah 1937
In the District Court of Uintah County Utah a notice of sale lists J P Bravens Juliette Stevens and W T Raleigh Co as defendants. The property to be sold at sheriff's sale on May 29 1987 at 2 pm includes 40 acres SEW of NW in section 18 township 78 range 20 and 28 shares of Ouray Valley Irrigation Co stock with water rights and appurtenances on the premises. Dated May 3 1937. Uintah County Sheriff. First publication May 1937. last publication May 27 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the 4Th Fudicial District
Mtd
Vernal
Utah
Nwyney
R . E. Uintah Specio
Prem
J. Emery Johnson
Uintah County
District Court of the
4Th Judicial District
Uintah
Utoh
State of Utah
J.P. Bravens
Juliette Stevens
W. T. Raleigh Company
3 Corporation
Uintah County Court House
Said
SS. Meridian
Ouray Valley Irrigation Company
Notice for Publicaton Land Office Salt Lake City 1937
Nel Ne Shiner of Vernal Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof for stock raising homestead entry No 050028 in Sections 30 31 Township 3 South Range 23 East East Lake Meridian. Witnesses are Robert Shiner Neldon Shiner Art Murray and Francis Middleton all of Vernal Utah. Public notices run May 1937 to June 17 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Lang
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ames
W. Galbresth
Vernal
Sen
Salt Lake Meridian
Leon P. Christensen
Clairmont
Fryerrtt Massey
Ben &, Reece
Victor Botte
George Parker
Leota
Thomas F. Thomas
Register
U. S. Land Office
Nel- Ne Shiner
Vernsl
East Lake
Meridian
Leon
Christensen
Robert Shiner
Neldon Shiner
Art Murray
Francis Middleton
Special meetings on consolidation of two Utah irrigation firms
Notice alerts stockholders of Colorado Park Irrigation Company and Ouray Valley Irrigation Company to special meetings on June 16, 1937 at 10 a m in Avalon Uintah County Utah. The plan seeks amalgamation into a single Ouray Park Irrigation Company with a joint meeting to adopt articles and elect officers pending the next regular election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Park Irrigation Company
Ourry Valley Irrigation, Company
Ouray Valley Irrigation Company
Avalon
Uintah County
Utah
Ouray Park Irrigation Company
Sheriff's Sale Notices in Uintah County Utah 1937
Court notices list two sheriff sale actions in Uintah County Utah. The first case—Colorado Development Company vs Fred M Reynolds and Zelda Reynolds—plans a June 1 1937 sale at 11:00 a.m. detailing land described by sections and fractions plus 9-10 of a share in Ashley Upper Irrigation Company and related ditch rights. The second case in the Fourth Judicial District Court lists Henry Seldon Bacon and Leon ard B Bacon vs Martha Cox Smuth et al with a June 1937 sale at 2:00 p.m. at the Vernal courthouse, describing a land parcel beginning east of Section 14 Township 35 Range 20 East and totaling about 92.592 acres with water rights in Dry Fork Creek and associated ditches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Utah
Colorado Development Company, &. Corporation
Fred M. Reynolds
Zelda Reynolds
Vernal
Bec
Bee Elriin
Ashley Upper Terigation Company
Neynew
Salt Lake Meridian
J. Emery Johnson
East Pub
Fourth Judicial District Court
Henry Seldon Bacon
Leonard B. Bacon
Martha Cox Smuth
John Kendall
Eliza K. Smuth
Willem H. Kendall
Charles T. Kendall
Sarah K. Allen
Bertha Boren
Hazel Olsen
Myrtle Alger
Levi Kendall
Jenaie Atwood
William Kendan
Lacey Doolin
Herxel Kendall
James Kendall
David Cox
Joshua C. Hall
Gall. B. Halk
van Kleeck-Bacon Investment Company
van Kleeck Mortgage Company
Gourt House
Ukiah County
Wicor
Hall
Fore Creek
Sherrif
Willow Creek Residents Move and Travel Notes
Mrs W R Hagebush and family from Vernal traveled Sunday with others including Mildred lateh and Miss Hatch who studied in Vernal this winter. James Luster and Lor Luster left for Vernal. Mrs Buster and Wilma plan to move to Colorado. Lorin stays to run the ranch. B Birchell joined them as they depart. UW 8 Tracy left for Vernal. school ends Friday. Alban Tausen, a teacher, also left Saturday for a (incomplete) destination.
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W. RR
Hagebush
Cons
Mildred Lateh
Miss Hatch
James Luster
Lor
Buster
Wilma
Colorado
Lorin
Mra B. Birchell
Tracy
Vernal
Stra
Alban Tausen
Fellers Arm Sparking Debate Before Season Start
Irving ALX Cleveland reports on Bob Feller amid talk his sore forearm might linger. Experts doubt he will regain peak speed or be a reliable ace this season. rival managers and players weigh in, forecasting ups and downs as Cleveland awaits his return to the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Alx
Cleveland
Hoo Feller
Levrand Indians
Nordi
St Louis Menwes
Jobe
Eigit
Feller
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Hos Prey
Shawéed Roliin Hemsrey
Hornsby
Cuiielder
Lesher
Isa Mey
Indian rights clash over spring water in Utah territory
The article describes a dispute began in 1930 between the state and the Indian Service over water rights on tribal grazing lands. A. Poster Rhoades sought to appropriate a spring’s waters for a pipeline, the Indian Tribal Business Committee refused, and the dispute prompted formal protest by the Indian Service, Earlda Leeth and Leland Hatch. Community notices mention residents and travel to Vernal and Grand Junction, plus local gatherings for Mother's Day and routine cattle movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indias Service
A. Poster Rhoades
Indian Tribal Business Committee
Rhoades
The
Indian Service
Watches Once Small Clocks
Watches once were small clocks worn on the girdle because they were too large for the pocket.
Water Rights on Indian Lands Rest With State
The state of Utah holds power over unappropriated waters on Uintah Reservation lands per a last Thursday opinion by Assistant Attorney General Grover Giles. It states federal surrender of sovereignty within Utah’s boundaries excludes only federally reserved waters, preserving state jurisdiction over internal waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Uintah Indian Reservation
T. H. Wumpherys
Joseph Chez
United State Indian Service
Enxinter
United States
Grover A. Giles
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J.W. Stevens
Wallace Calder
Uintah State Bank
WM. B. Wallis
Uteh
City Bakery
Calder
Arthur Wiscombe Fhone
Roosevelt
Sweet Glover Creamery
I. M. Pitt
Batse Tam
Relief Society
Wilford Adams
Verna
Vernal Tailoring and Cleaning Company
Jenny Lind
Malvern
England
Merchants’ and School
Danny
Alexander Confectionery
Owen Wall
Uintah Abstract Company Incorporated
U. S
Siddoway
Herdbert Tyzace
Soo
Siddowsy
George E Adams
John
Hacking
Addressi Dintac Abstract CO
Salt Lake's
Ernest CG. Rossiter
Legals
District Court
Fourth Judicial District
Little Water Coal Company
Noathe
P. L. Noes
Stockhgldees Meeting
Colorado Park | Irrigation CO
C. F Walquist
William Stevens
Ouray Valley Irrigation
Louis
Allred
C. FP. Walquist
Sheriffs Sale
Sheriff's Base
Willow Creek
Bob Feller
Muddy Reel
Chicago White Sox
Walter Johnson
Bud
Hank Leiber
New York
Isa Feller
Hill Creek
United Gentes
Abe Hatch
Watkins
Golden Hatch
Ouray
Russell Montgomery
Fred Reynolds
Verne
Theook Ranch
Earlda Leeth
Leland Hatch
Louis Roberts
C. A. Meadows
Elmer
Jane Cook
Guray
W. CO. C. Club
Mey Sth
Afra
Alice Larsen
Brg
W. St
Hits. H. A. Brown
Jim
Luster
Grand Junction
Price
Verna Schtepp
Adlerika
Verial Drug Co
Zouift
Servel Electrolux
Meare
Pbiien Firmatiog
Ehertrolix
Beroet
Ier
Peeve Bee
L. L. Pack
L. D.S. Business College
North Malin Street
Salt Lake City, Tub
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