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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1921
Page
7
State Engineer issues notice that Albert H Kneale on behalf of the U S Indian Service seeks to change the point of diversion and place of use for 2.02 sec ft from White Rocks River Utah County. The plan diverts via canal to Uintah River and reclaims water for 320 acres across multiple sections. Protests with affidavits and $2.60 fee must be filed within 30 days after publication.
Nattie M Squier of Watson Utah applied to appropriate one cubic foot of water from a spring branch in Main Canyon Uintah County to irrigate 70 acres in sections 31 and 30 township 15 south range 23 east. Water would be diverted 2925 feet from the section corner and used March to October. Protests with affidavit and $2.60 must be filed within 30 days of publication.
Department of the Interior Vernal Utah Land Office publishes notice for Matilda A Ellsworth of Randlett Utah who filed Desert Land Application 04332 on November 4 1912 for sections 23 township 2 south range 20 east San Meridian. She will prove final proof October 25 1921 before Vernal Registers Receivers. Witnesses Rebecca F Burns Wallace Jensen of Randlett and Joseph A McKee George A Wilkefis of Vernal. Register Albert Halen. First published September 16 1921. last publication October 4 1921.
Department of the Interior notice announces Jesse Brough of Randlett Utah filing final five year proof to establish land claim in Randlett region. Witnesses listed include A. Nebeker Marion Rogers William Ellsworth, with Albert Halen as Register. First publication Sept 16 1921. Last publication Oct 14 1921.
Notice is hereby given Albert Hi Knealie of Fort Duchesne on behalf of the US Indian Service has filed an application under Sec 8 Chapter 67 for diversion and place of use of 62.5 sec ft water from White Rocks River in Uintah County to irrigate thousands of acres across multiple sections. The plan includes storage in seven reservoirs Mirror Lake Goose Lake Trout Lake Mill Fork French Park and Charley’s Park with releases to Ashley Vernal and other canals. Public filing date September 25 1924 with a $2.60 fee and protest period of 30 days after publication.
Richard McDermaid and Andrew Strebel of Roosevelt Utah filed for four acre feet from Montez Creek to irrigate about 329 acres in Sections 6 and 7 Township 2 South Range 1 East with conveyance to a ditch. State Engineer No 8798. Publication Sept 2 1921. Also additional spring water right in Afati Canyon Uintah County No 8848. Public protests must be filed within 30 days. Publication Sept 4 1921 to Sept 20 1921.
Department of the Interior Utah land office at Vernal publishes notice of final proof for Neil Douglass of Joinaeh Utah who filed an entry in 1915 for Sem 44 Lot 7 Sec 36 T4S R23E Salt Lake Meridian. He will prove up October 29 1921 before the Vernal Receiver. Witnesses: J LeRoy Kay Nile Hughes Earl Douglass and Gr4 Neal of Jensen and Vernal Utah. First published September 15 1921 and last publication October 14 1921.
State engineer in Salt Lake City Utah announces Albert H Kneale acting for US Indian Service seeks to transfer 3.6 cubic feet per second of water from White Rocks river Utah County to irrigate 245 acres. Water would be diverted via canal to Uintah River and returned to land parcels in Section 31 and others in T1S R1W. Public protest deadline thirty days after publication with $2.50 fee.
Notice is given that Ashley Reservoir Company of Vernal Utah has filed to appropriate 14 Sec ft of water from Ashley Creek and its tributaries in Uintah County. Water to be diverted Oct 1 yearly to May 16 following, from South Fork and North Fork sections, conveyed through ditches to lakes and meadows in unsurveyed sections. Water diversion ends when flood stage passes.
City Utah August 241921 notice that W 8 Squier of Watson Utah seeks to divert 1 3 Sec Ft of water from a spring branch in Main Canyon Uintah County to irrigate about 109 acres in sections 32 and 21 T1S R22E Salt Lake Base and Meridian. Application No 884 filed with The State Engineer Office. duplicate affidavits and 2 50 fee required within 30 days of publication. Publication dates Sept 2 1921 and Sept 30 1914.
Public notice from City Utah dated August 17 1924 informs Carl Bautar of Clevo Utah has applied to appropriate water from Willow Creek Grand County. The plan diverts at a specified point and conveys about 4100 feet to irrigate roughly 200 acres in listed sections from April 1 to October 31 each year. Application No. 8774. Protests with affidavit and $2.50 fee must be filed within 30 days after publication. R E Caldwell State Engineer. First publication Sept 3, 1921. completion Sept 30 1921.
State Engineer's Office in Salt Lake City Utah publishes notice that R N Squier of Watson Utah has applied to appropriate water in Uintah County. The plan diverts water 20,733 feet from the SE corner of section 31 township 15 south range 23 east and conveys 840 feet inland. Irrigate 70 acres across NE UNW 14 8a 13 SHIESW etc. Application No 8814 requires affidavit of reasons and $2.60 fee within 30 days after publication. Date of first publication Sept 2 1921. Date of completion Sept 30 1921.
State Engineer announces Albert Kneale acting for US Indian Service filed for appropriation to change water rights for 7680 acres in Uintah County Utah. Two diversion points proposed from Deep Creek area with a 250 dollar filing fee. Public notice requires response within 30 days after publication.
Notice records that Grace E. Squier of Watson Utah filed an application under Utah Compiled Laws. Another notice names Albert Hedineale of Fort Duchesne Utah acting for the Indian Service to change the point of diversion and place of use for eleven and five tenths acre feet of swamp water from the Uintah River, in accordance with state law.
Qua Morria of Watson Utah applies under 1917 laws to divert 288 feet of Willow Creek water in Uintah County for irrigation of about 200 acres. Protests must be filed by affidavit with a $260 fee within 30 days after publication. application listed in State Engineer office as No. 4820. R. E. Caldwell, State Engineer, dates Sept 30 1921.
Notice from the State Engineer's Office Salt Lake City Utah dated August 27 1921 lists an application by Bert Mr Maal of Fort Duchesne Utah for diversions and uses of water from the Uintah River to irrigate hundreds of acres in Uintah County. The filing includes detailed parcel descriptions with township range sections and canal alignment requests, proposing altered points of diversion and conveyance to supply irrigation for land in multiple sections and quarters within Uintah and neighboring areas.
The State Engineer Caldwell announces an application designated in the office No. n-22 for a canal survey lying north of Hench Extension Canal in Bea. Protest deadlines: within thirty days after completion of publication. First published September 29 1921. completion date September 30 1924.
State Engineer's Office in East Lake City Utah publishes a notice that Albert N Kneate of Fort Duchesne Utah on behalf of the U S Indian Sec seeks to divert 288 acre feet of water from Uintah River at two points for irrigation of 3721 acres across multiple sections in Uintah County Utah. The application designated as Non-681 is filed in duplicate with a $2 50 fee and 30 day publication period. First publication September 2.
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