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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1892
Page
3
Local notes report a dance at Workman's Hall tomorrow night and Blythe's selling shoes at half price with tickets at Adams' store and Starmston's. Vernal awaits a new drug store and mining excitement while neighbors attend gatherings and auctions nearby.
James Howarth, helping herd sheep west of Vernal, was mauled by a bear in a timber grove. The animal struck him in the face and ear, tore flesh, and likely blinded an eye. He was brought to Vernal for treatment by Dr. Parks. Don McGuire, head of Utah mining, reports finding a three foot tall humanoid mummy near Fort Duchesne and promising more mound relics and pottery specimens from distant sites.
The Southern Enterprise notes rising interest in funding a major world exposition for the south with nearly two million dollars likely. It urges continued support and action to ensure broad regional representation and stronger backing for the event. A court summons from Ashley Precinct Utah warns a defendant of a $1 debt claim over damages from a trespassing red cow described with branding details.
A letter from the Land Offices in Salt Lake City reports that the Aug 4 1892 timber and stone lands act extends to public land states but not to territories. The Acting Commissioner states instructions will be forwarded to local officers once approved by the Secretary for guidance. Washington Sept 3.
Utah World’s Fair commissioner P H Lamar says Utah will send a broad exhibit including minerals and horticulture with a large arch made from Great Salt Lake salt. Foundations underway at Jackson Park and 300 Utahns expected for next month’s dedication. The plan aims to show general Utah contributions beyond Mormon identity.
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