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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
7
State Engineer G F McGonagle issues notice that Peter L Nelson of Watson Utah has applied to appropriate nine acre feet from Indian Ridge Draw for stock watering. Protests must be sworn in duplicate with $2.60 fee within thirty days after publication.
City Utah applies under Utah laws to appropriate four acre feet from an unnamed draw tributary to Ritter Creek in Uintah County for stock watering. Storage allowed yearly Jan 1 to Dec 31 in a small reservoir. dam center located near described section and township. File No 8366. affidavit required with $2.60 fee within 30 days after publication. First pub Sept 3 1920. Completion Oct 1 1920.
State Engineer's Office announces Frank Hartle of Vernal Utah has applied to divert 8.6 second feet from Spring Creek Uintah County for irrigation of 320 acres using two 1000 ft ditches. Application No 8649. Affidavit required with $2.50 fee by Sept 17 1930. Publication dates Aug 20 1920 and Sept 17 1930.
City Utah August 26 1920 notice to appropriate six hundredths of a second foot of water from Shit below Spring in Uintah County. Application No 8369 filed with State Engineer for stock watering with a $2 50 fee. Ownership details and exact point coordinates given with 30 days to respond.
State official announces intent to allocate ten acre feet of water from a monomed draw tributary to Asphalt Wash in Uintah County. Water to be stored during available periods in a reservoir with dam center 7.1 miles north of the east corner of Section 38 Township 12 South Range 24 East. Reservoir designated as No 8367 in State Engineer's office. Applications must pay a fee of 2.60 and be filed within 30 days.
Notice announces an application filed in 1920 for a one fiftieth second foot water right from Roth Spring in Grand County Utah. The point of diversion is described, with conveyance by iron pipe to be used for stock watering from January 1 to December 31 each year. Case No 8368. Publication dates Sept 3 1920 and Oct 1 1920.
The Session Laws of Utah grant appropriates one fiftieth second foot of water from Knoll Spring in Uintah County for stock watering. Water will be used year round from January 1 to December 31 with a small reservoir to be built at the spring. Application No. 8362 filed in the State Engineer’s office with a $2.50 fee within 30 days after October 1, 1920.
Notice states Peter the Seasion Law of Utah 1919 seeks one hundredth of a second foot of water from Quaint Spring in United County. Water to be diverted 95 feet to a retaining reservoir and used for stock watering from January 1 to December 31 each year. Application designated No. 363 in the State Engineer's office. Ga McGONAGLE, State End near. 8, 1920.
Five passenger car in good condition offered for sale. This is a real bargain. Call at this office or phone 4.
Summary of a Utah water appropriation filing in Uintah County seeking ten acre feet from Willow Creek tributary area. Water stored in a one square mile basin reservoir with dam center at specified coordinates, for stock watering. Application No. 8364 filed in State Engineer’s office by G. F. McGonagh, with a $2.50 fee, dated 1920.
City Utah August 25 1920 notice that Peter L Nelson of Watson Utah has appropriated 0.06 feet of water from a spring tributary to Willow Creek in Uintah County The spring lies in a small draw and a pond will be formed to conserve water and catch rain or snow water Water will be used from January 1 to December 31 for stock watering purposes The notice cites the State Engineers office designation and public protest deadline of 1920 with completion date pending
William Mantle of Jensen Utah filed for 250 acre feet of water from West Fork Powder Spring Wash and an unnamed draw in Uintah County. Water will be impounded in a reservoir, stored year round, and released April 1 to November 1 for irrigation of 160 acres in Section 24, Township 6 South Range 24 East. Public notice issued October 1 1920.
Aehiey Upper Irrigation Company Vernal Utah announces an assessment of 6.00 per share on its capital stock, due by November 1, 1920, to Adelbert Colton Secretary in Vernal. Stocks unpaid by November 1 will be delinquent and sold at public auction on November 22, 1920 to cover the delinquent assessment plus advertising and sale costs.
Oil location blanks are offered for sale at this office. This notice notes available blanks and directs interested parties to contact the office for details and pricing.
This bill outlines two constitutional amendments for Utah. first an amendment to section of Article XI to curb municipal creation by general laws and outline city charter procedures including a charter commission election. second a tax rate amendment to Section 7 of Article XIII setting state and district tax limits and apportionment, with process for publication and voter approval.
A Senate concurrent resolution proposes amendment to Article 14 Section 1 of the Utah Constitution to address deficits and new public expenditures. It authorizes debt limits, revenue gaps, and public works funding while detailing how indebtedness may be contracted and applied to specific purposes with enforcement in law. Approved measures would take effect January 1, 1918.
The document shows a legislative proposal titled Proposed Constitutional Amendment No 4. It outlines a concurrent resolution to amend sections of the Utah Constitution regarding the right of action. It states the proposal is to be submitted to voters with approval by the required legislative majority and to be placed on the ballot for a future election. The date appears garbled as 2096 and the text references Article 14 and section edits.
The document certifies that the foregoing is a true copy of all four National Amendments proposed by the regular and special Legislature in 1920. Harden Bennion, Secretary of State, signs and seals the record dated September 1920.
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