Tabby White Convicted of First Degree Murder
Tabby White was found guilty of first degree murder with a recommendation for mercy after a trial on the 13th and 14th. The jury, listing 14 members, found White guilty for killing a man during an act of highway robbery. Evidence against White included self defense pleas and testimony from Mrs Caldwell. an appeal for a new trial is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabby Weep White
Josh Rich
Myron Roberts
Hlii¢ Merkiey
W. 2
Weater
Irvin Laton Geo A Slaugh
A N Billings
W A Winwad
J Winder
John Bennion
Joseph P Y Wacking
Charles Wyman
Tabby
Whita
Wilson
Tabby White
Caldwell
County Commissioners Proceedings Record Retains Do D Allen
Mr Do D Allen was retained as good commissioner for the remainder of the year with Hacking and Bracken voting for retention and Bates against. Collett, Leslie Ashton, Enos Bennion, George Searls and O J Tracken were appointed delegates to the good roads convention in Ogden Oct 24 25 26. Walter Anderson Charles King and A Ss Johnson named trustees for school district No 11. Ephraim Rasmussen appointed trustee for district No 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Do D Allen
Hacking
Bracken
Bates
Tf S. Collett
Leslie Ashton
Enos Bennion
George Searls
O J. Tracken
Good Roads
Ogden
Walter Anderson
Charles King
A Ss Johnson
Ephraim Rasmussen
Tour of reservation settlements program events
Friday includes a launch at Ft Duchesne and a reception in Vernal with the Mayor and City Council. Banquet in the evening. Saturday features the Untah Stake Academy groundbreaking and dedication at 10 am, county fair at 8:30, exercises on Court House Square, water works exhibition, lawn dance and picnic. Sunday covers conference services in the Tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft Duchesne
Vernal Spa
Court House Square
Tabernacle
City Celebration Water Works Committees Lead Events
The City Celebration of the water works assigns chairmen for committees including Major Dd D Samuels reception by Geo C F Adams entertainment by Ir L H Woodard program by W H Calthorp amusements by B P Trim and decoration. They will be assisted by many others. The day is September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dd D Samuels
Geo C F Adams
L H Woodard
W H Calthorp
Trim
Theodore News Items and Local Farewell Notes
Theodore News lists farewells and visits with residents leaving for Provo Payson and Myton. It notes school reopening attendance, ranchers delaying moves, various gatherings and a community note about a life insurance company dispute with International Life of St Louis prompting a refund after delay.
Vernal City Builds First Water Works System
Lereineco Bythe and Mitchell began a cabin store on the corner later occupied by W P Coltharp and Go Store as Vernal moves to a public water supply. A 1907 survey and 1909 bond election led to a $12 000 start, a $24 500 total program, and a 1910 contract to David C Dunbar for a complete wooden pipe system. Construction ran June to August with many workers, a pipe shortage, and a job rolling out under foreman J P Trim. The project delivers mains and service lines to schools, residences, and central town, with water now feeding the old canal area and Johnsons null. The system promises to double Vernal's population in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyereineco Bythe
Mitchell
Coltharp
Surace
Calder Dros Ica Co
Isa
Siewno
Wales
Salt Lake City
Brute Lrad Board
John K Bullock
Dan I. Hillman
Carter
Woodard
Ed D Samuels
O J Bracken
Thos W O Donnell
Benj P Kelly
Edward D ‘Samuels
Major
Geo Adaine
L Il Woodard
Leslie Ashton
Counclimen
W O Council
Lea P Kelly
Dayvid C Dunbar
SL City
de Constat
Tacoma
Washington
Washington Pipe and
Moundry Comeds
Second West
Firat Pouth & P Trim
Cho Tity
Uiagea
Il A Haliday
Proapaut Wieve
Dlem
Bend
Holly
York Po
Cental
Johnsons Null
Lanal
Leina
Merkley
Uintah Avenue
1St
North Street
1St South Street
Samuels Plice
Vernal Community Tales From Local Moves and Purchases
Mr and Mrs Leslie Ashton departed for Salt Lake with their sons headed to St Johns Academy in Wisconsin. Vernal merchants Thomas Mitchell and others report estate and property interests. W F Munday buys eight acres on a northward tract with orchard for 1000 dollars. Haxle Market owner Caton Watkins acquire the Oddkiik cement block on Vernal Avenue for 2800 dollars with a north side alley conveyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Ashton
Salt Lake
St Johns Academy
Wisconsin
DL Academy
Thomas Mitchell Waa
Vernals
Vernal
Caton and Watkins
Oddkiik
Vernal Avenue
Ilka
Off to School as Students Head to Military Academy and LA ties
Morning auto trip takes Lynnei and Harold Reader, Alton Witbeck, Troyd Doyle toward St Johns Military Academy in Dela field Wisconsin. Lynne heads to Los Angeles. Douglas M Todd of SL City and Y MM If A attend a Mutual convention. A Salt Lake City party incl Bishop Henry Dutton and Ali Neslen visit to scout the country. Mr Butchell, son of Thomas Miteyella, from Vernal, will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynnei
Harold Reader
Alton Witbeck
Troyd Doyle
Lynne
St Johns Military Academy
Delafield, Wisconsin
Los Angeles
Douglas M Todd
SL City
Y MM
Calla
Henry Dutton
Gj" Marshal
Ali Neslen
Salt Lake City
Butchell
Thomas Miteyella
Vernal
Jensen Jottings From a Quiet Town Mirror
Jensen notes recount local goings on around Bridgeport and Jensen Shire Tioga. Mentions include Jensen Blacksmith busy, veterinary HQ reopens, district school set to begin Monday, and residents moving between nearby areas for winter and family matters.
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Jensen
Jengset
Tle
Bridge- Port
Andrew Murray
Tomy Todd
Vernbl
Will Bewell
Blue Mountain
Lida
Craig Marmeton
Bing Mountain
Castle Valley
Wilton
Tioga
Vernal City Water Works Celebration Program
City event notes a September 7 1916 water works celebration in Vernal Utah with opening remarks by Mayor Samuela and remarks by Hon Joseph Howell and Hon Reed Smoot. Music by Spry Band and choir led by Pies Wm Jf Small. Demonstration of water system at 330 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America' Assembly
Dd D Samuela
Gay Witllan
Spry Music Gand
Joseph Howell
Reed Smoot
Boclok
Bridge project bid results and local notices from Jensen
County Commissioners opened bids for the 14 000 bridge and jail bonds with two offers. Utah Savings and Trust bid 14009 less costs. Midland Bridge Co Kansas City bid for 7000 for the bridge. Utah bid accepted and contract awarded to Utah firm to complete by June 16 1911. Nawton Brothers praised for store expansion. Local notices include social and family mentions and a short list of names and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qreen River
Jensen
Utah Savings On Tract Company
York
Midland Bridge Company of
Kansas City
Utah Savings and Trust Company
Midland Bridgh Co
Ulotah County
Infant Crans Burial in Maeser Cemetery
The four month old child of David G Crans died September 13 and was buried September 16 at Maeser cemetery. Sideri IT Belcher conducted the funeral service in Undertaker Trims parlors with Elder N G Bawards presiding. The infant was survived by Mrs Monte Anderson Logans, who died three months prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G Crans
Maeser
Belcher
Trims
N G Bawards
Mra
Monte Anderson Logans
Bids Sought for Hauling to Jensen Bridge Site
Sealed bids requested by The Mindland Bridge Company for hauling steel cement hardware paint and related materials from Dragon Utah to the Jensen bridge site with bids due by Sunday October 1910. Also contains an ad fragment promoting Chamberlains Linkment priced at twenty five cents and a Vernal Drug Company offer for dampened flannel as plaster substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindland Bridge Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
Dragon
Jensen
Chamberlains
Middland Bridge Company
Jensen, Ridge
Conference in Uintah lands shapes new divisions in Utah
An annual gathering at Myton celebrated homesteading in the Uintah region and announced a proposed division of the Uintah Indian Reservation into wards Wasatch County lines. Officials and attendees included President Lyman, Dr. Willan Smart, and community leaders from Vernal, Myton, Jensen Ridge, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myton
Uintah
Smart
Zlon
Nif Stahe
Jeremiah
Tiranch
Cranell
Ae Ey
Yoketak Indian Reservation
Wasatch County
Naw Ote
Neosevelé
Due
Agatley Valley
Provo Vantéygot
Lyman
Nainy
Biako
Stats 5
Sina
Francieman
Eder Rada
Smith
Lighebrley
William Apry
Joseph W Wowell
David Tog
RW Chambers
Oll
Utal
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Jota
Booth
Mark Ward
George Dagle
John R Justice
Deep Creek
Thomas Tenney
Thomas Tenney Johnston
May Taylor
Lester Taylor Delphia
Stringham
Bryant Stringham
Kenneth Ralfe Stringham
Mary TH Stringham
Joal R Warner
Adam Warner
Otto Smil
Ernest Wustenberg
Algo Care
Richard Caristrow
Sweeden
Hig
County Commissioners Proceedings
Theodore News
Niases Wazel
Merla Murdock
Provo
Loveless
Mra McClennan
Mra Cowan
Payson
L Bjornson
Bowers
Medaria
Mig Djornson
Alberta Djornson
Trancels Shelton Ia
Misa Lewis
Miss Odekirk
John Madsen
George Oteckirks Biby
Bowers and Itravers
Timothy of
Mrs Larson
John Calawell
The
Great Amerian
International Lifensurance Company of
St. Lous
Wensurance
International Life of
St Louis
Witeh
Pall Rake
Iufus
Tnsirince
Ft Fron
Ting G Bilda
Gabriel
Ingure
Dodds Jry
Vernal City
Ior
Seach
Charley Johnson
Munday
Rejoice Jensen
Nawton Brothers
BL Dower
Bower
Guthrie Center
Iowa
Marijed
Myrtle
Uintal
Scare Yao
Jousa Hlatt
Midland
Ay Dildre Co Dea Leen
Jensen Ridge
Will Ray
Exmg
Dud Law
Jos
TL Nawling
Roy
Vernal Express
U of U
Wil
Vernal Drug Company
Frea Sarp
Vernal Drugg Cod
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