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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1921
Page
2
A public notice designates a water right application in Uintah County, Utah, with the State Engineer reporting the request to divert and convey water to irrigate land across multiple sections. The posting outlines protest requirements, the filing deadline, and associated fees, listing exact sections and land descriptions affected and the publication dates.
Notice to Albert H Kneale of Fort Duchesne Utah acting for US Indian Service to change point of diversion and use of water from Duchesne River in Uintah County. Application filed under Utah law to irrigate 5051 acres across multiple sections with new diversion point and conveyance distance. Protests due within 30 days after publication.
State Engineer’s Office Salt Lake City Utah August 27 1929 notice that Albert Hincolo of Port Duchesne Utah acting for U S Indian Service filed for diversion and use of 12 253 acre feet of water from Duchesne River in Uintah County to irrigate 1146 acres across sections 20 21 34 36 and 17 T29S R2E and related parcels.
Albert W Kneale of Fort Duchesne Utah seeks to change the point of diversion and place of use for 160 acres in Uintah County. The plan titles water from White Rocka River through a canal to Uintah River then to land parcels in sections 27 and 28 town 18 range 16. Public protests may be filed by affidavit with a $250 fee within 90 days after publication.
In Uintah County Utah on August 27 1921 notice announces Albert Kneale of Fort Duchesne has applied to change the point of diversion and use of water from the Uintah River for irrigation of about 1160 acres. The plan seeks to divert from a new location and convey 97250 feet in length to irrigate lands west of the Uintah River and near the Hench Extension Canal, with various sections cited. Protests must include a 250 fee and be filed within 30 days after first publication.
Alba ct WooKnendo of Fort Duchesne acting for the U S Indian Service filed under Chapter 87 Session Laws of Utah 1919 to change the point of diversion and place of use for fifty three and a fraction acres of water from the Uintah River in Uintah County. The proposed site is a line from the NE corner of section 18 to the NW corner of section 3, with irrigation of 4200 acres noted for the season from April 1 to December 1 each year. The filing lists multiple sections and parcels within Uintah Meridian and cites surrounding sections and townships as part of the application.
State engineer announces a change of water diversion point for Albert Tinneale of Fort Duchesne Utah on behalf of the US Indian Service. It details new diversion points across sections in T2N R11E Uintah and related legal references, proposing two new points of diversion and irrigation rights for several parcels totaling about 4258 acres and 024 acres in other tracts. Publication dates are Sept 2 and Sept 30 1921 with affidavit requirements and filing deadlines.
Albert H. Ownene of Port Duchesne Utah acting for the Uintah Indian Bee Chapter 47 seeks to change the point of diversion and use of waters from Whiterocks River in Uintah County. The plan proposes diverting 1372 acres of Indian lands in various sections for irrigation from April 1 to December, with two additional points described by precise bearings and distances. The action falls under Water Laws and Section 47 of the 1910 Acts, with public notice of the intent to alter water rights and the specified diversion locations.
Sheriff of Uintah County Utah announces a sale of property to satisfy a judgment from Du Claire Counts Utah Duchesne Lumber Company against J. I. Ode Kirk and Clydie Oderkirk. The sale is at the county courthouse front door at 2 PM on October 7, 1921. Property begins at SE corner of lot block 4 in the Revised plat of Tohnustun's addition to Vernal City, Uintah County, and includes a 108 square? acre area described by specific boundary lines in Uintah County Utah.
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