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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
5
Scientists identify thone as the most popular glia type among nerve cells, noting a fellow can propers ty without serious danger of acceptance. The finding highlights immune interactions and potential routes for therapeutic research in neural support cells.
A professor questions belief in corporal proof as Mrs. Cumroux declines to discuss her husband’s business. She says corporate matters are for financiers and lawyers, avoiding further discussion on the topic.
Authorities seek sportsmen to help exterminate wolves terrorizing the Burhl and Cohnparan area near two police stations. Reward 60 rupees per full grown wolf. Eleven children killed between February 7 and 3 in the tract. Wolves hunt from dawn to noon and again from two to sunset. Instructions urge sportsmen to approach quietly alone, disguise as peasants, and carry rifles as if sticks.
A fragmentays on humane education cites Longfellow and Hitum Powers linking heart education to crime prevention. It recalls a teacher feeding birds to instill kindness, inspiring unruly boys to reform. Delinquent notices list tax and land entries with sale details in Utah for 1910.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Vernal Utah announces Oscar Wilkins of Fort Duchesne Utah has filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a homestead claim. Hearing set for October 6 before the register and receiver in Vernal Utah with witnesses listed.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. The Interior Land Office at Vernal Utah announces final initiation of a claim process. Sept 6 is set for witnesses to appear, including Ter Mai Altier, Jurt Utah. Loula Meirsen Utah. Taft Utah. Shallly DeMofsy Utah.
Announcement of a contest filed with the United States Land Office regarding land occupation and residency conditions. The notice cites required proof of occupancy, abandonment of land, and a public hearing date set for October at 2100 hours. Publication directed by the Land Office clerk CHALLLY DeMUISY.
Officials in Utah notify Water User U5 that the Utah Power Company will divert water from a site near Lake City for electric lighting. The plan includes a 49 foot northing distance from a section corner, with water returned to the stream after use. Public objections must be filed within thirty days after publication. Caleb Tanner, State Engineer, signs.
State Engineer Lilly Tanner announces an application by Whitman and Wiese to divert ten cubic feet per second of Wilkow Creek water in Uintah County for power development on a ranch near Ouray Utah. Water will be returned to the stream after use. objections with reasons must be filed within thirty days. Publication dates August and September.
State Engineers Office records Cedar irrigation Lomipan headed by F A MoaAlister seeks a permit under Utah law to appropriate sixty cubic feet per second of water from the Uintah River in Uintah County. Water to be diverted at a point 15 minutes east of Gore during the county week.
Public notice of a water rights application in Township 2 north Range 2 west Uintah base and Meridian. The period of diversion runs March 3 to December 4 inclusive each year. the State Engineer’s office sets filing deadlines for protests by affidavit within thirty days after publication. First publication August 26, completion September 24, 1910.
State engineer's office in Salt Lake City Utah issues a notice that Selth Smith of Linweed Utah has applied under Utah law to appropriate one cubic foot per second of water from West Grindstone Springs in Uintah County. Water would be stored in two reservoirs and used for stock watering from January 1 to December 31 each year. Protests must be filed within 30 days after publication. First published August 19 1910 with completion September 19 1910.
State Engineer office Utah August 16 1970 notice that Edward Kendall of Vernal Utah filed an application under Utah law to appropriate one fourth second of water from Cottonwood Springs in Uintah County. Water described by spring location and 28 foot pipe conveyance for steam intake use January 1 to December 31 each year. Filing deadline thirty days after notice.
Ogden Utah August 5 1910 sealed bids for timber sale in Ash s area on 21 acres of unsurveyed land in T 18 R 21055 near Frandly Creek within the Ashley National Forest. Estimated 96000 feet BM of Hye Leidge pole and 4000 feet BM dead Lodgepole pine. Minimum bid 200 per M feet and $7600 deposit per bid. Forest Supervisor and District Forester to provide regulations. Bids due by September 12 1910 with right to reject any or all bids.
Ogden Utah August 1910 sealed bids for all merchantable dead timber and marked timber on an area to be designated by the forest officer in section 28 1 18 R 19 E L M Ashley National Forest estimated 230 000 feet log scale green lodgepole pine and Engelmann spruce. Minimum bid 2490 per M board measure and a $16000 deposit required to First National Bank Ogden Utah. Bids due September 12 1910. The Forest Service reserves right to reject or modify bids and definitions apply.
Creditors will present claims against the estate of Henry IL Blake deceased to the undersigned at Vernal Utah on or before December 15, 1910. Archmends Ros, Administrator, and Hanson, Attorney, Vernal Utah, announce the fourth judicial district court filed notice.
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