Government to Aid Stockmen in Uintah National Forest
Federal funds of 900 dollars will back a winter drive to exterminate wild ant quails, with total contributions hoped at 4000 dollars from District 12 and others. Eight workers will be chosen from Vernal Wallsburg and Wyoming to hunt and trap coyotes and wild cats, including killing sheep and poisoning carcasses. The plan also involves a two week teacher vacation when the Uintah County Teachers Institute meets in Provo during Thanksgiving or Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah National Forest
W. J Pack
Washington, D. C
Kanda
Ibig
No 12
Provo
I T
Uintah County
Uintah County Teachers Institute Debates Fines Policy
The Uintah County Teachers Institute met at Central school with over two thirds of county teachers in attendance. Prof N G Sowards chaired, Miss Taylor was secretary, and George Slaugh elected vice-president. A motion to impose fines for nonattendance was struck down, stressing voluntary participation and practical instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County Teachers Institute
N. G. Sowards
Miss Taylor
George Slaugh
Mra Orser
Residence rule tightens homestead proofs under Ballinger order
Commissioner Ballinger tightens homestead entries requiring fourteen months actual residence or equivalent constructive residence for pre November 1 1907 entries. The rule rejects commutation proofs lacking full residence and cultivation through the filing date, with constructive residence credited only if conditions are met. A separate note reports James J. Cook likely not to face trial for Pettit murder due to insufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinger
U. S. Land Office
R. A. Ballinger
Washington
Renee R. A. Ballinger
James J. Cook
Joseph A. Pettit
Whiterocks
Houtz
John 2 Booth
Fourth Judicial District
Grimsley
Pettit
Cook
Ashley Valley Reservoir Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
A meeting of the stock holders of the Ashley Valley Reservoir Company will be held at the Vernal Ward House on November 12 1907 at 2 o clock in the afternoon to hear officers reports elect officers for the ensuing year and address any necessary business. All interested should be present. By order of Board of Directors J M Shaffer President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Valley Reservoir Company
Vernal Ward House
J. M. Shaffer
Local notes from Vernal society and arrivals
County correspondents report seasonal transitions and winter plans. Mrs M A Ross departs for Vernal to oversee the Naples school infirmary department, while Brennick family from Aspen settles on the Brennick ranch for the season after a husband’s lightning death last May. Others arrive from Vernal and Aspen to build homes, visit relatives, and attend dances as Utah’s Queen of the West gains local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Ross
Vernal
Naples
Brennick
Aspen
Colorado
Brennick Ranch
Abbott
Giles
Wayne County
John Hare
Jake Kofford
Neville Ranch
Miss Lulu Hood
Oklahoma
Miss Hood
Naples Nuggets Highlights and Local Changes
News from Naples notes new arrivals at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Gennion and Mr. and Mrs. Hawa. J W Olaon becomes M I A Naples president with Geo A Slaugh succeeding him. Reaves Bird and Arthur Manwaring chosen as counselors. A M I A glee club forms for winter vocal music. books ordered and weekly practice set. Road work progresses but pole tax labor is scarce. Mrs. Phalman returns from Southern Utah residence.
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John Gennion
A. A. Hawa
J. W. Olaon
Dragon
Naples
Geo. A. Slaugh
Reaves Bird
Arthur Manwaring
Black Hawk Veterans Meet At Vernal County Court House
All Vernal Black Hawk War Veterans are summoned to assemble at the Ainish County Court House on Monday November 4 1907 at 4 oclock for special business under Captain S W Ross and Adjutant J I L Munsay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Black Hawk War Veterans
Ainish County Court House
S W. Ross
J. Il, Munsay
How to Treat a Sprain
Sprains, swellings and lameness are promptly relieved by Chamberlain's Pain Balm. This liniment reduces inflammation and soreness so a sprain may be cured in about one third the time required by the usual treatment. For sale by Vernal Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Gale
Vernal Drug Co
Candidate disavows Vernal city council bid
Cuas A Hardy states his name appears on Vernal city voters Citizens ticket as a council candidate without his knowledge or consent and he has requested removal, which has not been done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens
Vernal City
Cuas
A. Hardy
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Church
J. J. Cook
Ulith Our County
Theodore Thrums
Mrs Nichols
Heber
Hyrum Nicholes
Buell
John Mease
G F. Sawin
West Plains
Missour
Mr. Sawin
Utah
Queen of the West
Andrew Murdock
Dora Murdock
Harry Neville
New York
Starry
Mr. Shanks
J. Foreman
Washburn
Misa Dora Murdock
Mrs. Grant
Chapman
Leadville
Blue Bench
John Bond
Huffaker
Hicks
Mr. Hicks
Lower
Duchesne
Merl Haws
Eli Pierce
Lehi
Upper Strawberry
Ft. Duchesne
John Green
Willy Chaffin
Indian Canyon
Mrs Keeler
Theodore
Chas. Carter
John Odekirk
Colton
Salt Lake
Black Hawk Veterans
Scotch and Friends
Schillings
Price
Frazer
Strauss
John K. Bullock
L. H. Woodard
Charles S. Carter
Dan H. Hillman
D. J. Bracken
Recorder
Benjamin P. Kelly
Edward J. Young, JR
Marshal
Hyrum Meeks
For Justice of the Peace
Uta
of Uintau
John McAndrews
N. J. Meagher
Reberu Calder
George A. Davis
Samuel EF. Carpenter
Justice of the Peace
Byron D. Nebeker
Said
James C. Hacking
W. A. Taylor
Richard Poph
Charles A. Hardy
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