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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
5
Delinquent stock listed for assessments levied August 16 1922. Shares sufficient to cover delinquencies will be sold at Lapoint Utah November 5 1922 at 2 p m to pay amounts due plus advertising and sale costs. Claude C Garringer secretary Lapoint Utah.
Typhoid cases reported at the government road camp near Whiterocks traced to drinking water. Dr. Thompson of Fort Duchesne inspected, camp cleaned and moved to Leae ton, vaccination given to those not yet infected. Also noted were local social visits, a buggy accident on Wright dugway, a Salt Lake City trip by Czar Rudy family, a Democratic primary at the schoolhouse, and MIA meeting with stake board members and new Mutual board members.
The Republicans held a meeting at the hall last Monday night. W H Donaldson has been in from the oil field to handle political and business duties. Freq Walters of the Uinta Oil and Exploration company reports plans to resume work at their oil wells in Denver. Miss Helen Curtis has taken a teaching post in Price Public Schools. Mr Hamilton has fallen ill with typhoid fever. Miss Mary L Naylor and her mother visited their Bennet ranch and report alfalfa seed prospects good. Martin Curtis traveled to Salt Lake City and back last week.
Minority stockholders of the Bank of Duchesne petitioned Judge Elias Hansen for a grand jury to probe the bank after it closed March 4, 1921 under a state charter. Judge Hansen sought the bank commissioner Seth Pixton’s recommendation on an audit before the grand jury. Pixton agreed but said the audit should be done by a receiver approved by the court and performed by a certified public accountant, with the report admissible in court.
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