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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1964
Page
8
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Colton and Hammon Attorneys Vernal Utah by January 4, 1985 under Utah law. Administratrix Mabel Taub requests verified claims as provided by 75-95 Utah Code Annotated.
Creditors of Charlea M McConkle and Charlea M McConkle dba Utah New Mexico Casing Pullers, a sole proprietorship, deceased, must file claims with vouchers at Beaslin Nywaard & Coke, 447 East Main, Vernal Utah, by January 11, 1965. Administratrix Valina R McConkle signs. First published October 5, 1954. last publication November 1954.
The amendment seeks to modify Article XII and XIV to allow exemptions for tangible personal property shipped out of Utah within a year, set new exemption rules for homes and disabled veterans, and requires funding for state expenses. It calls for submission to voters at the next general election, with the act taking effect January 1, 1905 if approved.
Proposed Amendment No 2 adds Section 32 to Article VI to empower the Utah Legislature to provide prompt temporary measures to preserve government operations during disasters caused by enemy attack. It allows appointive or elective officers to be replaced or empowered temporarily and outlines financing. effective January 1, 1964 upon adoption by the 1963 regular session and certified by the Secretary of State.
The United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management in Salt Lake City announces contests against several lode mining claims in Uintah County Utah. A complaint seeks invalidation on grounds of nonmineral land and lack of valuable minerals discovery. Responses must be filed within 30 days of final publication. Publication dates October 8, 15, 22, 22 and November 5 1964.
Applications filed with the State Engineer to appropriate water in Uintah County Utah throughout the year. Details include multiple applicants, locations, and uses such as domestic, irrigation, industrial, and mining. Public comment due by November 21, 1964 with protest procedures.
The Interior Department invites sealed bids for 440 acres of lodgepole pine timber estimated at 1 680 000 board feet in Uintah and Ouray Reservation Utah Bids due Nov 9 1964 by 2 00 PM MST A deposit of 1600 required to accompany each bid The highest bidder deposit may be retained if contract not executed and bond of 2000 furnished within 60 days Area Officer Phoenix Arizona reserves right to waive defects and reject all bids Information from Uintah and Ouray Agency Fort Duchesne Utah or Area Director Phoenix Arizona
Routt Moffat Wool Growers held its twenty second annual Ram Sale at the Craig Sales Pavilion October 12. About 524 head sold for $56 275 with an average of $107 40 per head. Top price per animal went to Mancotts Sheep Co of Craig for a pen from Angel Caras and Son of Spanish Fork Utah at 220 each. Top stud brought 510 and sold to Earl Anderson of Cheyenne Wyoming. Suffolks dominated sale with 321 head selling for 34 730 averaging 108 90. Hampshire Pens averaged 106 25 with top pen at 145. Hampshire Suffolk Cross 56 head brought 5 305 averaging 94 73. Lawson Howland of Cambridge Idaho owned top pen of five.
Mals brought from Georgia Raf topoulos of Craig at 160 dollars each. Columbias sold 12 920 dollars total at 114.34 each with seven studs at 1105 dollars average 200.71. Top stud from Byron Killen of Salem Utah sold to Mark Bradford of Spanish Park Utah for 320 dollars. Pens totaled 107 head for 11515 dollars average 107.62. Top pen by Byron Killian sold to Two Bar Ranch Craig for 190 dollars each five head. Rambouillots sold in pens 345 dollars total 57.50 each. All consigned by Colorado State University at Fort Collins to N. G. Culverwell of Craig. Top pen priced 65 dollars per head.
Two cases of measles and one case of salmonella were reported in Unitaly County in the Department of Health briefing for the week ending October 9. The brief lists confirmed illnesses and notes ongoing surveillance by health authorities.
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