Utah Shares Increases In River Funds
Salt Lake City reports Utah will receive 500000 yearly for upper Colorado River surveys and development starting 1938, increasing total Basin funds to 4500000 by mid decade. The move followed advocacy by Utah’s congressional delegation and civic groups led by the Great Basin Water Users Association with chambers of commerce in Salt Lake City Ogden and Southern Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Wtana
Utah
Colorado River
Sean
Gua P Hackman
East Lake City
California
Nevada
Arizona
Uvesa
Boulder
Utai
Colorado
Colorado ‘Great Basin
Ogden
Improvement Program Advances on Vernal Grazing Camp
During the current fiscal year July 1 1830 to June 30 1940 the Camp 31 Grazing Service Vernal work program advanced across public range. By March 31 1940 2373 man days were logged and 31 projects completed including reservoirs spring development corrals minor roads and forest fire suppression. Reservoirs added storage of 91 834 acre feet using 6 248 man days. Water now reaches cattle and sheep in previously unusable areas. Also 26925 acres of public range treated with poison bait targeting rodents in 3 996 man days.
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Boothcliff
Range Revegetation and Range Improvements Summary
Range revegetation received ongoing consideration over the past year with seed collection totaling 1850 seeds gathered across 118 man days and 3442 acres sown in 850 man days. Six corrals built for cattle and sheep, sheep corrals with nine pens for mouthing and branding, capacity 2500 sheep, cattle corrals 400 each, three springs developed yielding 2100 gallons per day. Cement water boxes and troughs installed in 750 man days. A 59 mile secondary road was built from Old Indian reed on West Beach to P R Spring in 4036 man days, enabling future spring development and year-round ranch access. Over 695 rods of barb wire fence erected in 736 man days to delineate cattle and sheep allotments. Ashley cattle drift fence to be completed by May 15, adding 3284 rods of fence. Three side camps constructed, powder magazine and cap house built, five portable spike camp buildings completed, 500 pine poles cut, 4400 cedar posts prepared for corrals and fences. Four reservoirs reconditioned, 85 suites of truck trail maintained, Jensen Bonanza farm loading platform and 25-ton scales installed to improve shipping efficiency.
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West Beach
Ouray
Rockeliff
P R
Ashley
Local Social News Highlights And Visits In The Area
Mrs Ella Stringham returns from Ogden after two weeks visiting daughter Mrs Melvin. Many neighbors attend dinners and gatherings with families including the Nelsons, Bouy, and Harrison. College graduation events, a Pioneer Camp plan for a marker at Thornburg, and a Maser Primary Spring Festival are noted. Several trips to Ogden, Salt Lake, Parowan, and Niagara Falls are mentioned along with showers and a miscellaneous social event at Henry Workman’s home.
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Ella W Stringham
Ogden
Mra Melvin
James
Roland Bascom
Eli Biggs
McKinnon
Wye
Vernon Nelson
Henry Tiwitchell
Linwood
Flora Nelson
Ira Nelson
Ralph Bouy
Art Nelson
Nest
Harvey McKea
Weattwood
Calif
McKee
Verdes Nickell
Johnson Store
James Nickel
Massey
Joseph F Hacking
Galt Lake
Thornburg
Daughters of the
Joseph Bodily
Town Hacking
Weldon Carroll
Forture
Mire Sterling Bodily
Hyther Abplanaip
Seaton
Wes Pond
Fair- Meld
Idaho
Beth
Maeser
Neami ‘Tipton
Ealt Lake
Harvey Knight
LaRue Hay‘nes
LaRues
Genevieve
Salt Lake General Hospital
Shelby Bently
Parowan
Virginia Merkley
Provo
Marvin Smith
Price
Ray McConkie
Laidren
Paragonah
Rays
Robison
Hugh Caldwell
Salt Lake
Craig
Riley Flynn
Grass Valley
Flyn
Amanda Brewart
Hert Caldwell
Edgar Sampson
Sampson
W P
Vernon
de- Brie
Independence
Missouri
Niagara
Palls Canada
Lakes Huron
Michigan
Erie
Rock Springs
Clara Headd
Harold Crofts
Headd
Mr Croft
Headds
Monty
Gary
John Wilson
Salt Lake City
George Wilson
Blake Caldwell
Henry Workman
Hilda York
Leland Workman
Ira Oakson
Henry Workmans
Kenneth Oaks
Hadresses
Oaks
Mirs Edith McLean
Moon Lake Water Users cases and stockholder notices
In Uintah and Duchesne Counties Utah the Fourth Judicial District court issues notices of sheriff sale stockholder meeting creditor claims and a summons in quiet title actions. The documents reference real property in Vernal and Duchesne County and amendments to corporate articles, liquidating capital stock and director elections, with hearings set for June 7 1949 and July 17 1940 deadlines for creditors.
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Brerifes Save Fy
Fourth Judicial Distri Court
Utah
Uintah County
Katie Twitch
George Heber Aes
Pinintlf
Vajas & Evans
Florence Iyans
Saldiey
Uintah
Vernalong
Vinta County
Calder-Ashton
Vernal
Bection
Bal Lake Meridian
State of Utah
Pires
Judicial Disteleesi
Duchesne
Moon Lake
von Gomcern
Gevetings
Jan
Young
Alma G Anderson
E.R Lawrence-Cooper
Uintah State Hank
Gilbert W Anderson
Alan QO Anderson
Ed E R Lawrence-Cooper
Aitorney
Uintah Stacey
Bank
Creditons
Walter Wood
E. Lawrence Cooper
District Court of
4Th Judicial District
Utab
Kettle
George A Lyman
Jane Doe Lyman
Wilson Lehn
Jane Dee Lehn
State OF
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Max
Belind
J.W. Stevens
Vorual
Wallace Galder
NEW York Life Insurance
Ross F. Crandall
Nour
Mran
Vernal Milling Co
Vernal Utah
Willis
Imd
Richard Jone
Thorne Studio
Black Mountain
Cecil Murray
Freight and Express
Casper, Wo
Grand Jonchin
Crasp
Comet Motor Express
Iness
Uintah Abstract Company
Salt Lakes
OSITE
Morvyn Temple
EAL Baths
Ria Ted
Temple Square
Balt Lake City
Equest Crosrster
Vernal Hatchery
Dave Calder
Wall & Taylor
Parm Exchange Building
Paris
Dr . Au
Chainih P
Roosevelt
Boon & Refining ‘Company
Fou Ae
Hese
Raven OU & Refining Company
Ulan
Act Gernal
Winton
Courteney Pain
Jecaeene County
Bord of Directors
Aix and Fiifteen
Ditect
Geo D Merkley
R A Bryson
Plain’ & Corporation
Plaineire
Uni
United States
Moon Lake Project
Afcon Lakes
Sald
Moon Lake Water Users’ Association
Moon Lake Access
Duichesne Duchesne County
Documenta
Yeuere
Moon Lake Reclamation Project
Courty
Duchesné
Du_chesne County
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