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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
2
Notice announces Albert Ho Kvenle on behalf of the US Indian Service filed to change diversion points and irrigate additional acreage along Duchesne River Uintah County Utah. It lists legal survey details, sections and townships, proposed reach of 34 6090 feet to cover 6061 acres, with a 30 day protest window and $2.60 filing fee. Caldwell State Engineer signs. Publication dates Sept 2 and Sept 30 1921.
State Engineer's Office announces Albert H Kneale of Fort Duchesne requests a change of point of diversion and use for 375 acre feet from the Duchesne River. Proposed to irrigate 606.51 acres across multiple sections in Uintah County under T 38 R 1 E and surrounding parcels. Application designated Non-G2 raid, duplicate reasons, $250 fee, first publication Sept 21, 1921 with Sept 30, 1921 deadline.
State Engineer's Office Salt Lake City, Utah August 27, 1921 notes Albert Kneale of Port Duchesne acting for Indian Sec. 8 Chapter 67 Session Laws, diversions and place of use of 1225 acres of water from the Duchesne river in Uintah County, previously used April 1 to December 1 to irrigate 1040 acres across multiple sections, with precise location bearings and distances, and now conveying it 187,400 feet to continue irrigation.
State Engineer's Office in East Lake City Utah announces Albert St Kneale of Fort Duchesne Utah filed an application to change the point of diversion and place of use of water from the Waiter River region in Uintah County. Two diversion points and two ditches totaling 9720 feet are proposed to irrigate 837 acres across multiple sections. Protests must be affidavited with a $250 fee within 30 days of Sept 20 1921, addressed to R E Caldwell.
H Kneale of Fort Duchesne Utah applies under 10c See 67 Session Laws 1919 to change the point and use of 6.2 acres of water from the Whiterocks River Uintah County. The request covers irrigation of 480 acres in sections across T2N R1E and T25S R1E, with a new point and conveyance plan and a state engineer’s examination.
City Utah August 27 1921 notice that Albert HesKneale representing US Indian Sec Chapter 67 seeks to change the point of diversion and place of use of 229 sec ft of water from White Rocks River Uintah County to irrigate 160 acres in section 26 township 2 north range 11 west. The request details a new point at Ny 48 deg 8 min E931 ft from the N44 corner and references legal land descriptions.
The document describes a canal project to convey and discharge Silver River water to slow it, then recover and convey it 6000 feet to irrigate 160 acres in the SE 1% See 27 T 18. R 1E U 8B M. State Engineer files this as No 61 with duplicate reasons and a $260 fee. First publication Sept 2, 1921. Publication completes Sept 30, 1921.
H Kneale of Fort Duchesne Utah seeks to divert 6732 acres of land irrigation water from Uintah River under Uintah Special Meridian to 46,700 ft canal project. Proposals include new point N69 deg 10 min W 637 ft from section corner with a 46,700 ft canal to irrigate sections 16 17 18 20 21 28 29 32 and more within T18 R1 E and T38 R1 E. Application AG1 filed Sept 30 1921 with $250 fee.
City Utah August 27 1921 filing to change point of diversion and place of use for 4688 acres. Water to be diverted from Whiterocks River with two points and conveyed 19700 ft and 2000 ft to irrigate 6084 acres across multiple sections. Includes extensive legal land descriptions and canal names Deep Creek Canal Dees Creek Canal and related coordinates in Uintah County.
In Fort Duchesne H Knease acts for the U S Indian Rec 8 Chapter 67 Session Laws diversions and uses specify water rights from Whiterocks River Uintah county. Proposes additional diversions at three points to irrigate 2068 acres and 15 acres in the NWSW. State Engineer records altercation Won-609 with protests due by Sept 30 1921 and first publication Sept 2 1921.
State Engineer's office designates application No a-616 for Deep Creek Canal area NEYWSWY land north of the canal. Affidavit in duplicate with 9 fee must be filed within 90 days after completion of publication. State Engineer CALDWELL signs notice. first published Sept 3, completion Sept 30, 1921.
Kneale of Fort Duchesne Utah seeks 1919 session law authorization to change the point of diversion and allow 35 percent of water from the Whiterocks river in Uintah County. The permit would resume from April 1 to December 1 annually to irrigate 245 acres in sections 5 and 9 of townships 2 north range 1 east Ulintah Special Meridian.
A Utah water application outlines diverting water at the described point, channeling it via a canal to the Uinta River, then conveying it 12000 feet to irrigate 244.70 acres in sections WiNWI and EXANW, with the State Engineer assigning No 2610. Protests may be filed within thirty days after first publication on Sept 2.
City Utah August 27 1921 Horneate of Fort Duchesne Utah acting for the US Indian Service filed an application under Utah laws to change the point of diversion and place of use for 202 seconds of water from Whiterocks. The proposed change concerns the NW corner of Section 36 Township 2 North Range 1 East Uintah Special Meridian with specified bearing and distance.
A formal notice details an application to divert water from parcels in Wyoming sections 35 2 10 and 14 to a canal into the Vintage River. The water would flow to a recovery point and travel 45700 feet to irrigate 320 acres in sections 18 23 26 across townships 1s 2s ranges 1e 1w. State file No a-612. first publication Sept 2 1921 with publication Sept 30 1921.
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