Water right notices filed in State Engineer office
Two applications by Joseph Hay and Walter Hanks for diverting water from Spring Creek Aston County Utah and Cottonwood Springs Uintah County are published. Protests must be sworn in duplicate within 30 days after publication, with dates shown as October 24 1910 to November 28 1910.
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Irrl
East Salt Lake
State Engineers Office
Department of the Interior
Vernal
Utah
Notici J
Sabe
M. Macking
Salt Lake Meridian
Tregister
United States Lind Office
Syron O Colton, Jr
T Edwin Colton
Wallace Calder
Charelcs Dewossy
Notice to Water Users State Engineer Office Hall Lake City Utah
Joseph Hay and Walter Tanks of Mock Soorings Wyoming apply for a one tenth cubic foot per second water right from Wasikage Creek in Uintah County Utah. They plan to use the banks of the natural channel for 1000 feet from the date of issuance for stock watering from March 1 to December 30 each year. Public notice asks for objections within 30 days after publication.
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Lake City
Utah
Joseph Hay
Walter Tanks
Wiaikhage Creek
Uintah
Desi
Lnaineer 8
Enaineer
Salt Lake City
James Thomson
Greenster
Wyoming
Jesson Wash
Uinta County
Morteo
Salt Lake
Meridian
Ralph
Marilion Hose
Ulntah
John Hay
Walter Hanks
Whane Springs
Uintah C
Mtat Tnameela
WATCR
Taecus
Salts Lake City
Charles M Taylor
Bridgeport
Warren Creek
Uintah County
Ranga
Salt Lake Base
Irange
State Engineer's Office
Staerner
Utl
Suelen Johnson
Te Vernal
Section 89
Tawrehin
Affilavit
Putsofa
Notices to water users from Utah State Engineer offices
A long notice batch from October 1910 lists multiple water appropriation applications in Uintah and nearby counties. It details requested takings, diversion points, uses for stock and irrigation, and required affidavit protests. Includes names such as James Thomson, Ralph Marion, John Hay, George Julius, and Charles Tanner with locations in Vernal and White Rocks.
Unclear OCR item on land and dam projects in town
Fragmentary notice mentions 7,720 feet, dam enhancements, and township land actions. It references the state inspector and a filing deadline for objections, with unspecified dates and agencies. The garbled text limits precise details and locations.
Public summons in Utah district court case over notes
Alias summons issued to Legestt and Leap partners and each member in a Utah district court action seeking 1600 dollars and injunctive relief to prevent transfer or disposal of notes. The action demands delivery of notes to the court clerk for cancellation and writedite. Clerk Lynne Ashton records the notice dated October 26.
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District Court OF Sre TE
Utah
County OF
Lessett and Leap
Wila
Lynne Ashton
District Court
J A. Wilson
Utah Resolves Debt Limit Amendment for Counties and Cities
Utah Legislature proposes amendment to Article XIV Section 1 to cap public debt at a percentage of property value, enabling local governments to incur indebtedness for capital needs while detailing approval and publication steps and effective date in 1911. The measure requires two thirds of legislators and electoral adoption at the next general election.
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Tate
Utah proposed constitutional amendment on state debt limit
The document records a Utah state official certification of a proposed amendment to Section 1 and Article I of the Utah Constitution. It states the amendment would limit state indebtedness and take effect January 1, 1911 if approved by voters, with certification by Secretary of State C. Tingey in Salt Lake City on September 16 to November dates.
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Charles
Tinges
Utah
State of Utah
Yosem
State of
Walt
A. D
C . Tingly
Arica
Stall
Charles S ‘Lirgey
St of Utah
Salt Ake City
Tate
Biatella
Midines
Charles & Lingey
Allah
East Lake City
Aususl
Tingey
Bate
F. Charles 5S Tingey
Vast Lake City
C. B. Tingly
Bept
Moy
Utah Joint Resolution proposes amendment to rate of taxation
A proposed constitutional amendment text sets new tax limits for state property tax at eight mills, with allocations of four and a half to general state purposes, three to district schools, and half to high schools. It provides funds for high school use and outlines a vote requirement to raise rates, becoming effective January 1 following approval.
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Utal
Uta
Poyea
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Caleb Tanner
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Johnson
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Beetton
Fide
Calle Tanner
Anvince
Lake Clits
Stout
White Racks
Ulan
Neridian
Lange
Uin Wah
Hell
Caled Tanner
Yu Was
George
Julious
Titah
Warler
Aathel Speing
Wildavit
Fthia
Calla Tanner
Teta
Prial
Waiter
Seetion
D& Saut
Merl Han
Mubilatis
Casde Tanner
United States Land Office
Bessie Lind
Independence
U. S
Aauth Lange
Uinta
Joseph Dericks
Joseph Yericks Hias
Piice
States Land Office
Vernal Ali
Quray Valley
David Damon
Treas
Grax
David Bennion
United States
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Pruyeus
Tniwin & Perpetuyal
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