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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1906
Page
4
A local ad invites readers to subscribe to the Ladies Home Journal with a one week remaining window and mentions the Vernal Book Store as the outlet for the latest magazines and complete stationery stock.
Mr and Mrs Longhusat plan to relocate to their Naples home next week. Bishop John N Wavia and family have returned from Salt Lake City.
Ulisses Sarah Hullinger and LaVerne Davis begin work in the county treasurer’s office, adding staff to manage tax records and financial duties. Their roles will support public revenue collection and office operations.
Flames swept the stacks and sheds of George Abplanalp yesterday morning. An Amal boy's prank with a match is cited as the cause.
Mr and Mrs Brereton arrived last night and Mrs Brereton, president of the Rebekah State Assembly, will be feted with a reception this evening at the Odd Fellows Hall.
Uncle Jerry Murray visited town this week after cataract removal on his left eye. He has faced ongoing trouble but remains hopeful his vision will improve.
Mayo Waugh, formerly Indian Agent of the Uintah reservation, is appointed chief clerk at the White Rocks agency. He succeeds Dr Milter, who has resigned and left the service.
Mr Taylor rebuilt the brick residence on the Caldwell property he bought last spring and has moved his family in. The children continue attending Vernal Central School.
Flats of all shades and shapes were neatly shown at Leader Millinery Monday and Tuesday with Mies Preece running a nobby shop whose opening display would suit a city retailer.
Than Galloway reached Lodge Pole Creek last week and was brought back to Vernal. A night of heavy snow preceded his illness. In Vernal on Tuesday morning a doctor diagnosed appendicitis but surgery was not needed and he is improving rapidly.
District Attorney D D Houtz disclosed that bootleggers convicted last week handed officers evidence that would make the convictions of Med Nichols and Jack Egan virtually certain. The defendants had already fled before the September district court term, seeking new pastures.
A fragment describes threats against a saloon in Moffat and notes Sheriff Preece cannot arrest suspects. It hints the offenders may flee or face years in jail if captured, warning the area to avoid the saloon for a while.
Delinquent notice issued against Burns Beach Ferry Company and partners for stock shares as of July 20 1900. Lists names and shares with amounts due and costs. sale at post office on September 26 1900 to collect taxes and charges. official fees and notices by secretary and treasurer.
Notice from the State Engineer Office Salt Lake City Utah to water users in Uintah county about a proposed appropriation of water from the Uintah river branch of the Great Uintah to irrigate 1760 acres across sections in Township 1 north Range 1 west and nearby areas. Protests must be filed in duplicate within 30 days after publication. Date of first publication September 16.
Galen Lasser State Engineer issues notice of proposed water diversion from a point near south 37 degrees 46 minutes to a reservoir, for irrigation of 80 acres in Township 8 south Range 22 east Salt Lake base and meridian. Protests must be sworn and filed within 30 days of publication.
State Engineers Office Salt Lake City Utah August 11 1000 Notice is hereby given that Virginia Till has applied under the Laws of Utah 1905 to appropriate two and two thirds cubic feet per second of water from Lake Uerk Creek through a ditch and canal near Section 27 Township 14 South Range 4 West Uintah Base and Meridian Wasatch County Utah for irrigation of 160 acres from April 16 to September 6 and domestic use October 1 to April 1 the following year. Public notice within 30 days of publication.
Notice to water users by Jamen J Cook of Hin gh am Utah seeking to appropriate 700 acres of land water for irrigation on the Green River at a point 718 feet south of the east quarter corner in Township 3 south range 1 east, Linthah base and meridian. The application, filed with the State Engineer’s Office, invites protests with affidavits by publication deadline. First publication September 22, completion October 22.
OCR text shows a damaged notice referencing a publication date and place. It mentions a September to October timeline and a stall in the publication process. Names and exact actions are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Notice to water users from the State Engineer regarding an appropriation request by Gremnete Irrigators in Roosevelt Utah for irrigation of 100 acres. Describes location on Dry Gulch Wasatch County, diversion by dam and canal, and protest deadline within 90 days after first publication.
A public notice from Utah authorities lists Samur Hatch applying to divert water from Leerepeing United county Lith Sald water wike for irrigation and domestic use for five years. The application, identified as No U1, requests permission to withdraw up to 600 feet of water annually from a west to east reach to serve Scotland Townaelily 2 South Range 25 east Salt Lake, with protests due within 40 days and duplicate filings required.
Notice announces an application under Utah law to divert water from the Green River in Uintah County for irrigation. It lists applicant Wayne Lind A and property details, location bearings, and a 471,520 foot ditch length with April 1 to November 10 use, plus a 171 acre irrigation claim. Public comment or objections are due within 30 days of notice.
State Engineer notes application from James Brim mill for a water diversion project in Wasatch county. The project plans three ditches off the two gulch branches to supply 160 acres, with a 200 foot trench and 700 feet from the west corner, requiring publication and duplicates filed within 30 days after first publication.
A historical notice describes an appropriation claim for water from Liruah Creek tributary. It mentions a caveat filed at a corner of a section in Range 22 and references a three cubic feet per second or similar quantity to be diverted, with dates and official references guiding the filing and enforcement.
Delinquent Notice of Assessment No 22 for Ashley Central Irrigation Company lists stockholders and shares as of June 1, 1908 with sale of delinquent stock set for September 28, 1906 at 11 oclock AM at the county courthouse to cover delinquent assessments and advertising costs.
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