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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1921
Page
2
Public notice from the Utah State Engineer announces an application by Albers Hooheseate of Fort Duchesne on behalf of the US Indian Service to change the point of diversion and area watered for a 45 acre water right on the Duchesne River Uintah County. Protests must be filed by affidavit within 30 days after publication, with a $2.50 fee.
State Engineers Office Salt Lake City Utah announces Albert Horneale acting for US Indian Service applied under 1919 session laws to change point and volume of water from Duchesne River Uintah County. Move to new diversion point involves irrigating 180 acres in multiple sections and lands described, with a 260 dollar filing fee and thirty day deadline after notice.
State Engineer's Office Utah documents a request by Albert H Kneale of Fort Duchesne to change the point of diversion and place of use of 1225 acre feet of Duchesne River water. The plan moves to irrigate 1145 acres across sections in T35 R2E and nearby ranges. Public statement dated August 27 1921 in Salt Lake City.
Albert Wo Kneale of Fort Duchene Utah applies under Chapter 67 Session Laws Utah 1919 to change the point of diversion of 195 cubic feet of water from Uintah River in Uintah County for irrigation of 1160 acres. proposes two diversion points and two ditches totaling 97,2450 feet, serving lands west of Uintah River and north of Beach Extension Canal, designation No a-626. protests by affidavit due by Sept 36, 1921.
State Engineer's Office in Salt Lake City notes H. Kneale of Fort Duchesne acting for the US Indian Service filed an application under ac Sec 8 Chapter 67 Session Laws to divert 62.2 sec ft of White Rocks River water in Uintah County and to irrigate 480 acres across multiple sections and townships. The plan uses a point near Sec 19 and a conveyance of 158,120 feet to reach the lands, with a filing fee of 250 dollars and a 30 day completion window.
Cits Utah notice dated August 27 1922 states Kneale acting for the U S Indian Service seeks to change the point of diversion and place of use for 2.29 cubic feet per second from Whiterocks River Uintah County. The water formerly used to irrigate 160 acres in SEYNEU NYSE Sec 25 and BEYSEM Sec 26 T2N R1W now proposes diversion at the specified N 48 deg 8 min E 9231 ft from the Sec 30 corner.
The notice describes a plan to convey water by means of an s dawa device into the Uintah River and downstream for irrigation of land in section 22, township 18, range 1 east. The application, numbered in the State Engineer's office, cites a $240 fee and a 30 day filing period after first publication on September 2, 1921.
Notice to water users H Kneenle of Fort Duchesne Utah on behalf of the U S Indian Service reports an application to divert 523 cubic feet per second of water from Uintah Silver in Uintah County. The plan covers a large canal project to irrigate about 6,732 acres and includes a 45,700 foot canal and multiple sections. The filing, fee of 250, and protest requirements are noted with Caldwell Deep Creek Canal referenced.
Notice is hereby given that Albert His Kneale of Fort Duchesne Utah seeks to change the point of diversion and place of use of 688.8 Sec ft of water from the Whiterocka River in Uintah County. The proposal involves two points and a conveyance of 19 700 ft and 2 000 ft to irrigate 5024 acres across numerous sections including Sec 29 Sec 30 Sec 22 Sec 20 Sec 21 Sec 28 Sec 33 and more in Townships 2 North Range 1 East and adjacent areas. The plan includes timing from November to December each year and covers complex land parcels within the Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation boundaries.
Public notice announces a change in the point of diversion and place of use for irrigation from the White Rocks River in Uintah County. It details new points No. 2 and 3, diversions distances, and acreage to irrigate, with protest requirements and filing instructions.
City of Fort Duchesne and H Knedle acting for U gs Indian Sec seek to alter point of diversion and place of use for a five and two tenths percent share. Water diverted from White Rocks river in Uintah County at a specific NW corner point to irrigate 945 acres across sections in Uintah Basin.
Public notice describes a proposed diversion of water from the Sab River to irrigate 42 or more lots in the Northwest Quarter, with canal and discharge details, legal land descriptions, and a required protest by affidavit within thirty days after publication. It lists Fifth publication dates and names R Be Caldwell as the involved party.
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