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Show Mi wife - PaCC.3 UINTAH BASIN STANDARD, April 25. 2PM- LEGAL NOTICES 7 yv l7 (3) In 3, Capacity 10.0 height of dam 20 IL, inundating 2.00 acs. in Sec 21, T2S. R3W. (4) In 4. James R. Morgan QUAN- Capacity 20.0 height TITY: 1.73 ac-I-L SOURCE: of dam 20 IL, inundating fL 100 well in. ft. to 500 6 5.00 acs. in Sec 21. T2S, deep. POD: (I) S 1700 E R3W. (5) In 5, Capacity 3100 from NWCor.Sec 13, 1 6.0 ac-Iheight of dm 20 T4S, RSW. (Lot 31 Cedar IL, inundating 4.00 acs. in Mountain 17) USE: Irriga- Sec 21, T2S, R3W. USE: tion: from Apr I to Oct 3 1, Fish Culture: FISH CULtotal acreage 0.2500 acs; TURE; Recreation: RECREStockwalering: 10 head of ATION. POU: SI2SWI4 livestock; Domestic: 1 (am-il- y. Sccl6;NI2KWI4Scc21, POU: SW1 4NEI4 Sec T2S.R3W. I3.T4S.RIW. HEREAFTER: QUAN43-- 1 10I7(A72793): Kim TITY: 0.5 cfs. SOURCE: j. Peterson QUANTITY: Sand Wash. POD: (1)N 700 SOURCE: 6 in. E 1950 (2) N 250 E 525 (3) 1.73 ac-Iwell 100 ft. to 500 ft. deep. N 900 E 1 300 from SW Cor. POD:(l)N770 E230from See 20(4) S 4500 E400(S) SWCor.Sec2X.T3S.R7W. S 4900 E 500, Source: Un(250 N. Sams Wash Road) named Spring (6) S 440 E USE: Irrigation: from Apr I 200 from NWCor.Sec 29. to Oct 31. total acreage Source: Unnamed Spring(7) 0.2500 acs; Stock watering: S 3700 W Source: 10 head of livestock; DoUnnamed Spring(8)S4400 mestic: I family. POU: SWI W 100, Source: Unnamed 4SWI4 Sec2S.T3S, R7W. Spring (9) S 2100 W 300 APPLICATION (S) TO from NE Cor. Sec 30, TIS, CHANGE WATER R3W. SLBAM- - Source: (a24045k Up- Unnamed Spring. (2 Miles per Sand wash Ranch LC. East of Altamont) STORpropose (s) to change the AGE: (I) In Upper Honey POD ft POU of water as Moon (2L Capacity 7.5 evidenced hy height of dm 10 IL, HERETOFORE; inundating 1.30 acs. (2) In QUANTITY: 0.5 cfs. West Cabin Pood (4). CaSOURCE: unnamed draw. pacity 0.3 height of POD:(l)S6IIE363(2)S dm S ft, inundating 0.30 S70E50(3)S330E67g(4) acs (3)lnl'pperWcst Cabin S 1200 E 1 192(5) S 145 E (5k Capacity 1.2 ac-I1 755 from NWCor.Sec 2 1. height of dam 8 IL, inundatT2S.R3W. STORAGE:! I) ing 0.30 act. (4) In 3a In I. Capacity 10.0 t, Capacity 6.65 height height of dam 15 IL inun- of dam 19 ft, inundating dating 0.50 acs. In Sec 21, 0.70 acs (5) In 3 1, CapacT2S, R3W. (2) In 2. Ca- ity 0.3 5 ac-f-t, height of dm height of 7 ft, inundating 1 0 acs (6) pacity 6.0 ac-Idam 20 IL. inundating 1.50 In West Cabin (3X Capacacs. in Sec 21. T2S, R3W. ity 12.5 ac-Iheight ofdm Continued from previous pagr ac-I- L, ac-I- L, L, L lisa 43-36- 0. ac-I- L. ac-I- L, 1 L, ac-f- ac-I- L, a L, L, 10 ft, inundating 2.50 acs. (7) In Fisher Creek (7). height Capacity 37.4 ac-Iof dm 22 IL, inundating 3.40 acs. (8) In Wolf (8). height Capakty 16.8 ac-Iof dm 14 IL, inundating L, L, 2.40acs.(9)lnlsland(l4X Capacity 13.5 ac-f- t, height of dm IS ft, inundating IJOacs. USE: Samcas Heretofore. POU:SWl4SWI4 Sec29;SEI4Scc3aTIS. R3W. 43-- 1 1000(a24 160): MJ. and Virginia T. Grant propose (s) to change the POD, POU, A USE of water as evidenced by (AI7899L which is a tion por- 8. HERETOFORE: QUANTITY: SOURCE: 0.4 ac-I- L Strawberry River. POD: (I) SI 153 W 261 fromNECor.Sec2! (2) SS6I W IS37fromNECor, Sec 22, T4S, RSW. USE: Irrigation: from Apr I to 0ct3l.totalacrcagc0.l000 adPOU:SI2SW.'4.SWI 4SEI4Secl4;SEI4SEI4 Sec IS: NU2NI2 Sec 22, NW14NEI4 Sec 23.T4S, RSW. interest rates have definitely impactedseles in Central Utah, said Brubaker. Sales at tha Grand San Juan Aaaociation in Moab increased 27 percent with homea selling for an average price of $129,804. "Moab has bea.i discovered by the Wasatch Front and western Colorado for not only its unparalleled beauty and recreational opportunities, but a a wonderful community in which to dich simon TRUCKiriG DRIUER SCHOOL www.simn.com CachaRich Association experienced a nine percent drop in aalee from the same period in 1999 end an average home price of $122,718. The Greater Ogden Area Association allowed an 11 percent increase in sales and an avenge price of $134,122. Ogden's condo aalee were up 74 percent between first quarter 99 and first quarter 00. While home sale have improved slightly, condo sales have risen dm--, statically because the average price . . of a home has increased beyond the purchasing capability of many first-tim- e said Gary A Hancock Cove man who is servjail term for negliing a gent homicide in the accidental death of a Pleasant Valley woman, was given two suspended prison terms of 0 5 years for felony drug and weep-on- a ' chargee. Cory S. Taylor, 38, will aerve 120 days on th 1996 felony charges currently with hie negligent homicide sentence. He was also ordered to pay $2,000 in fines. Upon hie release from jail he will be placed on three-yea-rs supervised probation. Taylor asked the judge for leniency prior to being sentenced on two 3 degree felony counts for possession of methamphetamine with intent to manufacturaproduce and carrying a concealed dangerous weapon. Taylor has been in the Duchesne County jail since last September for the October 1996 traffic-relate- d death of Julie Larsen, 5L He was originally sentenced to 21 days in jail on the misdemeanor charge of negligent homicide, but when he failed to report to the jail twice to serve his term, tha length of his stay was increased. He wee arrested on the drug chargee shortly after the accident occurred almost four years ago. He failed to make court appearances and left the area. Two warrants were issued for his arrest Taylor blamed his addiction to methamphetamine for his behavior, and said he was trying hard to put his lift back in order. He told 8 District Court Judge John R. Anderson that if he wsa released from jail he would comply with probation restrictions and drug treatment mandates, and wanted to put his life back in order. Duchem County Attorney Herb Gillespie said it appears that Taylor th y homebuyers," - Hancock, president of the Greater Ogden Area Association. "A number of new condo projects have come on the market to attract m IKBSff Stop It. Grow Roplaco It. NEW! FREE It. VIDEO 5635 Waterbury Way. SLC. Utah www. WeA'dd H a i rrcom 035 Q0D9 ? 00GII33IB EEC) first-tim- Need Drywoll Work? We do patches, basements, remodels, or full houses. e homebuvera." . The Tooele County Board experienced a 43 percent drop in ealee from first quarter 1999 with an average selling price of $120,806. According Call Randy 722-295- 0 to Brubaker, the flight of hotnebuyera from the increased traffic congestion in Salt Lake County to Tooele has slowed as Salt Lake residents have passed the halfwqy rebuild. point in the mqjor Salt Lake area home sales were up five percent from the sente period in 1999, according to the Salt Lake Board. Th average home price was $174,606. Condominium ealee also had an increase of four percent with an avenge price of $122,300 compand to first quarter 1999. The Carbon Emery Board re-a 12 percent decline in sake quarter 1999 with an average home price of $74,572. Central Utah saw a mots substantial 33 The Wasatch County Board a 17 percent nee in Mies rom first quarter 1999. Homes sold t for an average price of $224,017.2 Utah County reported an eight per- cent increase in homes rales from first quarter 1999. The average sale ! live and participate," said Kevin igvrala, president of the Grand.' San Juan Association. Home aalee in park City rose seven percent compared to first quarter 1999, according to figures re leased by the Park City Board of REALTORS. Average selling price was $584,195, an increaae of 23 per cent for the same period last year. Condominium sales increased Iby 12 percent with an avenge price of $436,200. fSF StoneridgeUintah Apartments I QuaMed Cd For Rental Assistance 3 Bedroom Starting At 5235month I Ouakted For Rent Aaewtance 1 58 E. BOOS., Roosevelt QjEED 722-416- 5 TTD 2nd-degr- 2nd-degr- "had a raging methamphetamine problem," and his past behavior showed he should not be allowed out on probation at this time. "It ia good that ha has a commitment to overcome this and has strong family support, hut his crime was aggravated," Gillespie said, point- ing to the amount of drug paraphernalia ha was caught with. Gillespie also told the court that Taylor had not complied with the judges previous sentencing order to writ e letter of apology to the family of his victim. Taylor said he did have th letter written and that it was in his but ho didn't know where to cell-bloc- k, sendiL Judge Anderson will review Taylors sentence on the negligent hqmidde charge in 120 days, and i recommended letter of apology to the victims family. "I would urgently suggest the letter you wrote be mailed forthwith to that family, Anderson stated. mm"' Myton man to stand trial in In Eighth District Court in Roosevelt last week. Myton resident Larry Souxa, 41, was bound over to tana trial on one felony count of distribution of a controlled lat-degr- substance methamphetamine, two class B misdemeanor counts of DL1 and interfering with a legal arrest, and three class C misdemeanor counts. Souxa was arrested earlier this month when B1A police reported a auspicious vehicle to the Roosevelt Police. He was arrested when police allegedly found him in possession of nine grams of meth. with a street value of around $1,000 phis $2,700 in cash. A search of th vehicle turned up several buggies of suspected including some that had been packaged in a baby bottle liner. Souxa ia currently being held in the Duchesne County jail on $22,000 bond. A trial date is pending. 155 Specializing in ALL Repairs w On sighK swamp cooler maintenance Painting Vehicles o 3rd-degr- ee 3rd-degr- sentence given in drug case A Myton man who was arrested after narcotics officers found marijuana growing in his yard, will serve a 60 day jail sentence on a 3 degree felony cultivation charge. Lewis W. Seife, 23, will be given credit for the aeven days in jail he hat already served. He wa else given, a 0 - 5 year suspended prison sen-- " fence, ordered to pay $1,000 in fines and assessment, complete a substance abuse evaluation and spend three years on probation. Self was arrested last summer by officers from ike Uintah Basin Narcotics Strike Force. Investigators raid they had received a tip that Seife was growing marijuana and that it was visible from th front yard. Defense attorney Joel Benett told the court that there was no evidence his client was growing the drug to sell, and indicated he had obtained a good job and had a young family to support Self had expressed his regret about getting mixed up with drugs, said Berrnt . . Pediatric Nurse h Fariv Intervention n program serving infants and uh disahiiV.tcv and their families in Doc hone County is seeke ing a pediatric nurse Ac use a trxisdisciplinarv approach to assess and trea; children ages 0-- 3 Training is provided but pediatric experience is preferred Must have reliable transportation. Some benefits available include flexible schcdulire. Send resume to DDI VANTAGE. 535 F. 4SV S. D:40. Salt lake City UT 84107. or FAX 1. or call Marx to ($311 A - part-tim- Fencing Removal of Junk 268-400- Rentaman2web.TVnet a Bsb)-Ma:c- tod-illc- or . . 60 day meth case To Be Serviced Call - Roosevelt resident Cindy Lynn Roll, 34, pleaded guilty but mentally ill to one felony count of. felony, burglary, one count of possession of a controlled substance, and one da B misde- mean or count of theft. Five other counts against Roll ' were dismissed by prosecutors. Eighth District Court Judge Lynn , Payne signed an order to have Roll ' evaluated to determine if she doe have a mental illness. If the evalua-- . tion determi-e- s she ia not mentally iU, she will be sentenced as if ah had pleaded guilty. Roll was arrested after she was identified by victims as the woman who illegally entered at least three different Roosevelt homes. At one of the homes, the owner was at home when Roll entered her house. Two of the home owners cam home to find her in their house. During e search of her vehicle and home, police found prescription drugs and photocopied prescription belonpngto several different people. At the tune of her arrest. Roll was already on probation on two felony counts of forging prefelony scriptions and one count of possession of a controlled substance. A status hearing in the case will be held on July 20. Let me do your dim work! For Rental Assotanc 2 Bedroom Starting At S20(X'month I OuaMed abuse case Rent-A-M- an 1 Bedroom Starting At $1 75month price was $171,690. In southern Utah, th Washing--to- n County Board showed an right; percent rise in sales compared to: first quarter 1999 and an average. eU;ng price of $148,816. Condo- minium sales also increased by a.; more substantial 42 percent with an average price of $126,479. (A 17 per- cent increase from the same period- ' last year I. Iron County raw a in home sales of 11 percent. Homes: sold for an average of $98, 1 54, down . seven percent from first quarter 99. - Mentally ill plea entered in drug Man convicted in negligent auto death, now sentenced on felony drug charges market" In Northern Utah, the Brigham Trenton ton Board reported a six perhome cent decrease in aalee in the first quarter of 2000 versus the first quarter of 1999, with , an average price of $112,203. The single-famil- TWO WEEKS IN CLASS THEN YOU AIE ON THE ROAD! 800.72.SKUNK percent decline in aalee with an average price of $99,141. "Increases in The first quarter of 2000 ahowod an overall increaae in aingle-famil- y homea aalee compared to the Mine period lait year, according to figuree reloeaed by the Utah Aaaociation of REALTORS. Statewide, enlea are up aeven percent from thia quarter last year. Home price and aalee volumes have riaen during period of time when it would be expected that they would be decranaing due to Utah employment growth end the overall cooling of tha Utah economy, said Mac Brubaker, president of the UAR. Thia ia a direct reflection of REALTORS providing increased eervicee ane working longer houra to sustain the housing market." Utah homes add for an average of $169,339, rising sia percent from first quarter 1999. When ex- eluding Park City homes, where prices tend to inflate the overall data, tha statea first quarter 2000 average home price was $152,723. Regionally, the state experienced a greater number of increases than decreases in average home prices. Eleven boards reported price increases while three reported decreases. However, the number of homea sold was nearly equal - eight boards reported increases while six decreased. Tooele County showed th moat significant decrease in home sales with a 43 percent drop; Uintah Basin had the greatest increase at 69 HEREAFTER: QUANTITY: 0.4 ac-f- t. SOURCE: 6 in. well 100 IL to 500 ft. deep. POD: (I) S 460 W 1 280 from NE Cor, Sec 23. percent The Uintah Basin Board nw a 69 T4S, RSW. (Lot 2 Amend 3 CamelotPha 3) USE: Irripercent rise in sales coupled with an gation: from Apr I to Oct 1 1 percent increase in average home 3 1, total acreage 0J75 acs; . price. The, average home price in Domestic: I family. POU: lint quarter 2000 waa $85,347. "The NEI4NEI4 Sec 23, T4S, last six months has seen a resurRSW'. gence in oil and gas exploration end Robert L. Morgan. P.E. production," said Brubaker. 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