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Show p'r Mi" v 1 : - fr NOTICE OF HEARING Docket No. 92-043 Cause Nos.K-136-55 K-136-56 BEFORE THE BOARD OF OIL, GAS AND MINING DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES STATE OF UTAH In the matter of the applications ap-plications of Coastal Oil and Gas Corporation for well determinations pursuant pur-suant to Section 103 and Section 107 of the Natural Natu-ral Gas Policy Act of 1978 for the CIGE 147-36-9-22 and CIGE 168-16-10-21 wells THE STATE OF UTAH TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN-TERESTED IN THE ABOVE ENTITLED MATTER. Notice is hereby, given that a Hearing Examiner appointed by the Board of Oil, Gas and Mining, will conduct a hearing on Tuesday, October 27, 1992, at 9:00 a.m., or as soon thereafter as possible, possi-ble, in the Office of the Division of Oil, Gas and Mining, 355 West North Temple, 3 Triad Center, Suite 350, Salt Lake City, Utah, to consider the applications ap-plications of Coastal Oil and Gas Corporation. The hearing will be conducted in accordance with Utah Code Ann. 40-6-1 et seq. (1953, as amended), Utah code Ann. 63-46b-l et seq. (1953, as amended), the Natural Gas Policy Act of 1978 (Public Law 95-621), 95-621), and the rules and regulations adopted thereunder. The purpose of the hearing will be to determine deter-mine whether the natural gas produced from the CIGE 147-36-9-22 and CIGE 168-16-10-21 wells located in Sec. 36 T. 9 S., R. 22 E. and Sec 16, T. 10 S., R. 21 E., respectively, re-spectively, Uintah County, Coun-ty, Utah, qualifies under 103 and 107(c) (5) (high-cost natural gas) of die Natural Gas Policy Act of 1978. . Any person desiring to object to the applications or otherwise intervene in the proceeding, must file a written protest or notice of intervention with the Board within fifteen days of the date of publication of this notice. If such a protest or notice of intervention inter-vention is received, a hearing will be scheduled before the Board. Pursuant to the Americans Ameri-cans with Disabilities Act, persons requiring auxiliary communicative aids and services to enable en-able them to participate in this hearing should call lanicc L. Brown at 538-5340, 538-5340, giving her at least three working days notice prior to the hearing date. DATED this 29th day of September, 1992. STATE OF UTAH BOARD OF OIL. GAS AND MINING JAMES W.CARTER, Chairman JANICE L. BROWN Secretary of the Board 355 West North Temple 3 Triad Center, Suite 350 Salt Lake City, Utah 84180-1203 (801)538-5340 Published in the Vernal Express Oct. 7, 1992. FIRST PUBLIC HEARING Public Notice is herby given that Vernal City will conduct a public hearing to consider potential po-tential projects for which funding may be applied under the Community Development Block Grant program for FY1993-94. The hearing will begin at 8:00 p.m., Wednesday, October 21, 1992 and will be held at the Vcmal City Council Chambers, 447 East Main, Vernal, UT 84078. The public is invited to attend and suggest potential poten-tial projects for which a Community Development Develop-ment Block Grant application appli-cation may be prepared. Written comment will be received until 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, October 21, 1992. Further information informa-tion can be. obtained by contacting Kenneth L. Bassctt, 447 East Main, Vernal UT 84078. Published in the Vernal Express Oct. 7,1992. PUBLIC NOTICE OF MEETING The Uintah County Board of Adjustments will meet on Wednesday, October 14, 1992, at 12:00 noon to consider the request of Hugo & Mary Geissler, to consider consid-er a variance request for the 100 foot frontage requirement re-quirement for their property prop-erty located at 3050 South 1500 West, Vernal. The property in question has frontage of 45 feet along 1500 West The meeting will be held in the Commission Chambers, StateCounty Building, 152 East 100 North, Vernal. Property owners and other interested inter-ested persons are invited to attend and to comment on the request. For more information, contact Dale Peterson, Zoning Administrator, Admin-istrator, 781-0770, ext. 346, during regular business busi-ness hours. Published in the Vernal Express Oct 7, 1992. NOTICE OF HEARING Docket No. 92-044 Cause No. K-lll-34 BEFORE THE BOARD OF OIL, GAS AND MINING DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES STATE OF UTAH In the matter of the application ap-plication of Enron Oil and Gas Company for a well determination pursuant pur-suant to Section 103 and Section 107 of the Natural Natu-ral Gas Policy Act of 1978 for the NBU 343-36Ewell 343-36Ewell THE STATE OF UTAH TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN-TERESTED IN THE ABOVE ENTITLED MATTER. Notice is hereby given that a Hearing Examiner appointed by the Board of Oil, Gas and Mining, will conduct a hearing on Tuesday, October 27, 1992, at 9:00 ajn., or as soon thereafter as possible, possi-ble, in the Office of the Division of Oil, Gas and Mining, 355 West North Temple, 3 Triad Center, Suite 350, Salt Lake City, Utah, to consider the application ap-plication of Enron Oil and Gas Company. The hearing will be conducted in accordance with Utah Code Ann. 40-6-1 et seq. (1953, as amended), Utah Code Ann. 63-46b-l et seq. (1953, as amended), the Natural Gas Policy Act of 1978 (Public Law 95-621), 95-621), and the rules and regulations adopted thereunder. The purpose of the hearing will be to determine deter-mine whether the natural gas produced from the Natural Buttes 343-36E well located in Sec. 36, T. 9 S., R. 22 E., Uintah County, Utah" qualifies under 103 and 107(c) (5) (high-cost natural gas) of the Natural Gas Policy Act of 1978. Any person desiring to object to the application or otherwise intervene in the proceeding, must file a written protest or notice of intervention with the Board within fifteen days of the date of publication of this notice. If such a protest or notice of intervention inter-vention is received, a hearing will be scheduled before the Board. Pursuant to the Americans Ameri-cans with Disabilities Act, persons requiring auxiliary communicative aids and services to enable en-able them to participate in this hearing should call Janice L. Brown at 538-5340, 538-5340, giving her at least three working days notice prior to the hearing date. DATED this 29th day of September, 1992. STATE OF UTAH BOARD OF OIL, GAS AND MINING JAMES W. CARTER, Chairman JANICE L. BROWN Secretary of the Board 355 West North Temple 3 Triad Center, Suite 350 Salt Lake City, Utah 84180-1203 (801)538-5340 Published in the Vcmal Express Oct. 7, 1992. NOTICE OF HEARING Docket No. 92-019 Cause No. 131-114-R BEFORE THE BOARD OF OIL, GAS AND MINING DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES STATE OF UTAH In the matter of the request re-quest for agency action of Norma H. Lindley, et al., by Samuel J. Houston as Power of Attorney, Petitioner, Peti-tioner, requesting that the Board conduct a hearing to determine why the proceeds pro-ceeds from the sale of production from the Chalmers Wash R. U. 15-A1E 15-A1E and Ute Tribal R. U. 18-A1E wells in Uintah County, Utah, have not been disbursed. THE STATE OF UTAH TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN-TERESTED IN THE ABOVE ENTITLED MATTER. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Oil, Gas and' Mining, State of Utah, will conduct a hearing on Wednesday, October 28. 1992, at 10:00 a.m., or as soon thereafter as possible in the Board room of the Division of Oil, Gas and Mining, 355 West North Temple, 3 Triad Center, Suite 520, Salt Lake City, Utah. The hearing will be conducted in accordance with Utah Code Ann. 40-6-1 et seq. (1953, as amended), Utah code Ann. 63-46b-l et seq. (1953, as amended), and the Procedural Rules of the Board. The purpose of the proceeding pro-ceeding will be to hear evidence and testimony and consider whether it should enter an order that 1. Non-payment of the proceeds from the Chalmers Wash RU-15-A1E well, Sec. 28, T. IS., R. IE. and the Ute Tribal RU-18-A1E well, Sec. 27, T. IS., R. IE. is intentional, inten-tional, with full knowledge knowl-edge and without reasonable reason-able justification; ; 2. A complete accounting account-ing be made of the above-referenced well(s), the cost of which shall be borne solely by Respondent, Respon-dent, and not charged to the interest owners in the above-referenced well(s); 3. Pursuant to the accounting, ac-counting, all proceeds to which the Petitioner is entitled be disbursed within ninety (90) days of the hearing, and if ordered or-dered by the Board, interest inter-est at the rate of one and one half percent (1 12) per month from date of delinquency; and a penalty penal-ty of twenty-five percent (25) of the delinquent proceeds due and owing the Petitioner; and 4. Respondent be required re-quired to timely pay all future proceeds from the wells in accordance with Utah Code Ann. 40-6-9 (1953, as amended). Natural persons may appear and represent themselves before the Board. All other representation repre-sentation by parties before be-fore the Board will be by attorneys licensed to practice law in the State of Utah or attorneys licensed li-censed to practice law in another jurisdiction which meet the rules of the Utah State Bar for practicing law before the Utah Courts. Pursuant to the Americans Ameri-cans with Disabilities Act, persons requiring auxiliary communicative aids and services to enable en-able them to participate in this hearing, should call Janice L. Brown at 538-5340, at least three working days prior to the date of the hearing. Persons interested in this matter may participate partici-pate pursuant to the Procedural Pro-cedural Rules of the Board. The Request for Agency Action and any subsequent pleadings may be inspected in the office of the undersigned. DATED this 6th day of October, 1992. STATE OF UTAH BOARD OF OIL, GAS AND MINING JAMES W.CARTER, Chairman JANICE L. BROWN Secretary of the Board 355 West North Temple -3 Triad Center, Suite 350 Salt Lake City, Utah 84180-1203 (801)538-5340 Published in the Vcmal Express Oct. 7, 1992. U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY PUBLIC NOTICE OPPORTUNITY FOR PUBLIC COMMENT ON PROPOSED ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER AGAINST LINMAR PETROLEUM COMPANY FOR FAILURE TO SUBMIT FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY DEMONSTRATIONS PURPOSE OF PUBLIC NOTICE The purpose of this notice no-tice is to solicit written comments on an Administrative Admin-istrative ' Order (Docket No. UIC-VUI-92-16) that Region Vm of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) proposes to issue is-sue against Linmar Petroleum Company, 7979 East Tufts Avenue Parkway, Suite 604, Denver, Den-ver, Colorado. The Proposed Pro-posed Administrative Order Or-der lists alleged violations viola-tions and proposes required re-quired remedies and monetary penalties for the alleged violations. The Proposed Order is issued is-sued under the Underground Under-ground Injection Control (UIC) provisions of the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) and the Act's implementing regulations. regula-tions. These regulations govern the injection of fluids that may endanger an underground source of drinking water. The USEPA desires to receive written comments from any interested party having knowledge of the alleged violations or that can provide any information informa-tion useful to ensure that the remedies proposed are appropriate. If no comments are received regarding this Order, it will be issued as a Final Administrative Order and will become effective thirty (30) days following the date issued. EPA will review any comments received re-ceived and subsequently determine whether to issue is-sue a Final Administrative Administra-tive Order or modify or withdraw the Proposed Order. EPA will also determine de-termine whether to assess a penalty. BACKGROUND Part C of the" Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) (SD-WA) required the USEPA to regulate underground injection of fluid through wells to assure that underground un-derground sources of drinking water (USDW) are not endangered. Section Sec-tion 1421 of the SDWA required EPA to administer adminis-ter Underground Injection Injec-tion Control programs in States or on Indian Lands which do not have approved ap-proved State or Tribal UIC programs. Regulation Regula-tion of the Underground Injection Control Program Pro-gram has not been delegated dele-gated on the Uintah Ouray Indian Lands. Therefore, EPA administers adminis-ters the program on the Uintah Ouray Indian Lands in accordance with Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Parts 124, 144, 146 and 147. The three (3) salt water disposal injection wells that are the subject of this Proposed Administrative Order are operated by Linmar Petroleum company. com-pany. The wells are located locat-ed near Duchesne Utah, within the Altamont Fields in Duchesne County, Utah and are authorized au-thorized by EPA to inject. The well names and locations loca-tions are listed below: 1) Alfred 2-16A3 SWD, EPA UIC Authorization Autho-rization Number: UT2000-02556, Location: Loca-tion: Duchesne CountyAltamont Field, NE4, NE4; Section 16; T1S;R3W. 2) Birch 2-35A5, EPA UIC Authorization Number: Num-ber: UT2000-02557, Location: Lo-cation: Duchesne CountyAltamont Coun-tyAltamont Field, NE4, NE4; Section 35; T1S; R5W. 3) Lindsay-Russell 2-32B4, 2-32B4, EPA UIC Authorization Autho-rization Number: UT2000-02558, Location: Loca-tion: Duchesne CountyAltamont Field, SE4, NE4; Section 32; T2S;R4W. The Proposed Administrative Adminis-trative Order finds that Linmar Petroleum company com-pany violated its authorization autho-rization by rule to inject by failing to demonstrate financial responsibility as specified in Agency regulations regu-lations at Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Regula-tions, Sections 144.28 (d) (1) and 144.23 (d) (2). The Proposed Adminis trative Order provides that EPA assess a civil penalty in the amount of thirteen thousand four hundred and thirty dollars ($13,430). PUBLIC COMMENTS Written comments on the Order, as proposed, are encouraged and will be accepted at the address listed below for a period of thirty (30) days after the publication of this notice. no-tice. Written comments submitted by the public as well as information submitted by Linmar Petroleum Company will be available for public review re-view as part of the Administrative Ad-ministrative Record, subject sub-ject to the provisions of law restricting the disclosure disclo-sure of confidential information. infor-mation. . Linmar Petroleum Company (Respondent) (Re-spondent) may request a hearing. If the Respondent Respon-dent requests a hearing, any person that has commented com-mented on the Order will be notified of the time and location and will have the right to participate partici-pate in the hearing. The Order, . as proposed, and the administrative record are available for review between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. at the address listed below. It is recommended recom-mended that those wishing wish-ing to view the administrative adminis-trative record call Elyana Sutin, Office of Regional Counsel, EPA Region VI-H, VI-H, at (303) 294-1054 before be-fore visiting the EPA Region Re-gion Vin offices. Please submit written comments to: Joanne McKinstry Region VTH Hearing Clerk, 8RC U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Denver Place, Suite 500 999 18th Street Denver, CO 80202-2466 A copy of the Order, as proposed, will also be available for public review re-view Monday-Friday between be-tween 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 pjn. at the Duchesne County Courthouse in Duchesne, Utah and the offices of the Ute Indian Tribe in Ft. Duchesne, Utah, Monday-Friday between be-tween 8:00 ajn. and 4:30 pjn. THE DECISION EPA will review and consider all public comments com-ments submitted on the Proposed - Administrative Order and will thereafter determine whether to modify or withdraw the Proposed Order or whether to issue a Final Administrative Order and whether to assess a penalty. penal-ty. If the Order is revised, copies shall be provided to all parties and to all members of the public who have commented. MAX H. DODSON, Director Water Management Division Published in the Vernal Express Oct. 7, 1992. U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY PUBLIC NOTICE OPPORTUNITY FOR PUBLIC COMMENT ON PROPOSED ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER AGAINST WEST HAZMAT OIL FIELD SERVICES, INC. FOR FAILURE TO SUBMIT ANNUAL MONITORING REPORTS AND FAILURE TO SUBMIT FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY DEMONSTRATIONS PURPOSE OF PUBLIC NOTICE The purpose of this notice no-tice is to solicit written comments on an Administrative Admin-istrative Order (Docket No. UIC-Vffl-92-10) that Region VHJ of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) proposes to issue is-sue against West Hazmat Oil Field Services, Inc., 7670 South Vaughn Court, Suite 200, Engle-wood, Engle-wood, Colorado. The Proposed Administrative Order lists alleged violations viola-tions and proposes required re-quired remedies and monetary penalties for the alleged violations. The Proposed Order is issued is-sued under the Underground Under-ground Injection Control (UIC) provisions of the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) and the Act's implementing regulations. regula-tions. These regulations govern the injection of fluids that may endanger an underground source of drinking water. The USEPA desires to receive written comments from any interested party having knowledge of the alleged violations or that can provide any information informa-tion useful to ensure that the remedies proposed are appropriate. If no comments are received regarding this Order, it will be issued as a Final Administrative Order and will become effective thirty (30) days following the date issued. EPA will review any comments received re-ceived and subsequently determine whether to issue is-sue a Final Administrative Administra-tive Order or modify or withdraw the Proposed Order. EPA will also determine de-termine whether to assess a penalty. BACKGROUND Part C of the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) (SD-WA) required the USEPA to regulate underground injection of fluid through wells to assure that underground un-derground sources of drinking water (USDW) are not endangered. Section Sec-tion 1421 of the SDWA requires EPA to administer adminis-ter Underground Injection Injec-tion Control programs in States or on Indian Lands which do not have ap: proved State or Tribal UIC programs. Regulation Regula-tion of the Underground Injection Control Program Pro-gram has not been delegated dele-gated in the State of Montana or on the Uintah-Ouray Indian Lands. Therefore, EPA administers adminis-ters the program in the State of Montana and on the Uintah-Ouray Indian Lands in accordance with Title 40 of the code of Federal Regulations, Parts 124, 144, 146 and 147. The two (2) salt water disposal injection wells that are the subject of this Proposed Administrative Order are operated by West Hazmat Oil Field Services, Inc. One well is located near Duchesne, Utah, within the Altamont Alta-mont Fields in Duchesne County, Utah and is authorized au-thorized by EPA to inject. The second well is located locat-ed in the State of Montana, Mon-tana, within the Sidney Townsite Field in Richland Rich-land County and is authorized autho-rized to inject under UIC Permit Number MT2428-011-61. The well names and locations are listed below: 1) Sam Williams 1-21B3 1-21B3 SWD, EPA UIC Authorization Number: UT2000-02833, Location: Loca-tion: UtahUintah-Ouray Indian Reservation, Duchesne CountyAltamont CountyAlta-mont Field, NE4, SW4; Section 21; T2S-.R3W. 2) Beagle 1 SWD, EPA UIC Permit Number: Num-ber: MT2428-01161, Location: Lo-cation: MontanaRich-land MontanaRich-land CountySidney Townsite Field, SW4, SW4; Section 17; T23N; R59E. The Proposed Administrative Adminis-trative Order finds that West Hazmat Oil Field Service, Inc. (Respondent) (Respon-dent) violated its authorization autho-rization to inject, for the Sam Williams 1-21B3 SWD well, by failing to demonstrate financial responsibility re-sponsibility as specified in Agency regulations at Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations (C.F.R.), Sections 144.28 (d) (1) and 144.23 (d) (2) and failing to submit the 1990 Annual DisposalInjection DisposalIn-jection Well Monitoring Report as required by 40 C.F.R. 144.28. (h) (2) (i). The Proposed Administrative Adminis-trative Order also finds that - West Hazmat Oil Field Services, Inc. vio-. lated conditions of its UIC Permit for the Beagle Bea-gle 1 SWD well by failing fail-ing to submit the 1990 Annual DisposalInjection DisposalInjec-tion Well Monitoring Report Re-port required by UIC Permit Per-mit MT2428-01161, under un-der Part U D.4. The Proposed Pro-posed Administrative Order Or-der provides that EPA assess as-sess an administrative civil penalty . in the amount of eighteen thousand, thou-sand, five hundred, ten dollars ($18,510). PUBLIC COMMENTS Written comments on the Order, as proposed, are encouraged and will be accepted at the address listed below for a period of thirty (30) days after the publication of this notice. no-tice. Written comments submitted by the public as well as information submitted by West Hazmat Haz-mat Oil Field Services, Inc. will be available for public review as part of the Administrative Record, subject to the provisions of law restricting restrict-ing the disclosure of confidential con-fidential information. West Hazmat Oil Field Services, Inc. may request re-quest a hearing. If the Respondent requests a -hearing, any person that has commented on the Order will be notified of the time and location and will have the right to participate par-ticipate in the hearing. The Order, as proposed, and the administrative record are available for review between 9:00 ajn. and 4:00 p.m. at the address ad-dress listed below. It is recommended that those wishing to view the administrative ad-ministrative record call Veronica Eady, Office of Regional Counsel, EPA Region VIH, at (303) 294-7552 before visiting the EPA Region VIH of 100 years ago... VERNAL EXPRESS. VOL. 1 Vernal, Utah, Oct. 6, 1892 NO. 35 LOCAL ITEMS. The family of Chas. Carroll numbers num-bers one more. It's a girl and she arrived ar-rived Sunday night The mother is doing well and the father is expected expect-ed to recover. Lonzo Johnson while bridling his horse on the bank of Little Brush creek got kicked by the horse knocking him over the bank which is about twenty feet from top to bottom. bot-tom. The fall hurt him more than the kick bruising him. On Monday night a span of horses were stolen from Wm. Ryan, at the Bascom Hotel. The fence was taken down at the back of the lot by the thieves and the horses were taken in different directions. The tracks indicated indi-cated that there were two of the thieves. No trace of the horses have been found yet f y j AN ANCIENT LAW OF FINLAND TO BE ENFORCED IN A POISONING CASE. St. Petersburg, SepL 22. In April last Mrs. Aina Sainio, the wife of a professor in the state college of Tavastehuus, Finland was found, guilty of poisoning her husband and, in accordance with the medieval me-dieval which is still in force there, she was sentenced to be beheaded and her body to be fixed to a beacon and burned. Mrs. Sainio is only about 22 years old. She married the professor in 1890 and has one child. She appeared ap-peared to live happily with her husband hus-band and for a considerable time the police were at a loss to account for the poisoning of the professor. Finally Mrs. Sainio made a confession. confes-sion. She said she had bought a strychnine capsule similar to the capsules containing quinine that her husband was in the habit of taking. For days she hesitated to administer the poison to him, but one day when her husband asked her for some quinine qui-nine she gave him the strychnine. She then kissed him and went to her bed and put pillows over her head so she would not hear his screams while he was dying. It was charged that Mrs. Sainio had been unfaithful to her husband, carrying on a bason with one of the students at the college. She strenuously strenu-ously denied this and said that her motive in killing her husband was to get the insurance of 2,500 on his life as he was deeply in debt After conviction the case was carried car-ried to the court of appeals and today to-day a decision was handed down affirming af-firming the judgement of the trial that Mrs. Sainio had forged her husband's hus-band's name to checks for small sums sometime before his death and for this offense the court of appeals order that her right hand be cut off. Heated Swimming Pool WasherDryer Hookups 2 & 3 Bedrooms wbasement or garage Central forced air gas heat Clean spacious townhouses located at 100 North 1350 West Call Cam! Verml Expreti Wednesday, Oct. 7, 1992 9 fices. Please submit written writ-ten comments to: Joanne McKinstry Region VB3 Hearing Clerk, 8RC U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Denver Place, Suite 500 999 18th Street Denver, CO 80202-2466 A copy of the Order, as proposed, will also be available for public review re-view Monday-Friday between be-tween 8:30 ajn. and 5:00 pjn. at the Duchesne County Courthouse in Duchesne, Utah, the offices of-fices of the Ute Indian Tribe in Ft. Duchesne, Utah, Monday-Friday between be-tween 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 pjn., and the Richland County Courthouse in Pheasant Glen .Apartments Rent starting at $250.00 per month 789 - 4085 apt. 33 or Laura Sidney, Montana between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. THE DECISION EPA will review and consider all public comments com-ments submitted on the proposed administrative Order and will thereafter determine whether to modify or withdraw the Proposed Order or whether to issue a final Administrative Order and whether to assess a penalty. penal-ty. If the Order is revised, copies shall be provided to all parties and to all members of the public who have commented. MAX H. DODSON, Director Water Management Division Published in the Vernal Express Oct 7, 1992. then she be decapitated and her body fastened to a stake, covered with inflammable material and set on fire. The sentence is a most terrible one, and it is though that efforts will be made to get the czar to commute it. All information that has been gathered about Mrs. Sainio seems to confirm the view that she is a spoiled child and never has been able to take life in earnest She has never been moved by any great passion, pas-sion, but has always been taken up with the thought as to how she could amuse herself in a child like fashion. In order to satisfy her great desire for sweets with which her husband supplied her liberally she stole and deceived without the slightest hesitation. A writer in the Hufvudstadsblad, the leading paper of Finland, tries to prove that she belongs to the class of people having a natural tendency to crime. She is said to have all the characteristics of a poisoner. Her head is unusually large and her forehead greatly developed. Her jaws, on the other hand, are small. She was never handsome, but her liveliness made her attractive. BY EXPRESS. THE Republican Cannon will, boom until after the November election. VIC WOODHULL is the nominee for President on the Woman's suffrage suf-frage ticket. AN Independent County ticket regardless re-gardless of politics, would be the best way to get good candidates for the county offices this fall. Timber is too scarce to divide on party lines in electing local officers. WHAT is the reason we cannot have a telephone line between here and Fort Duchesne? It would be a great benefit to the business men of Vernal and the citizens of the valley to have a connection with the telegraph tele-graph line at the Fort. It would save both time and money being more convenient than to travel twenty-five twenty-five miles to transact business that could be done right at home by its aid. lf A vl 1 ! T y J S Newspaper men are conscientious workers. They do more for a town than any other person with an equal amount of capital invested, and they get less for their work than a man who does one-tenth of their work. The only thing that they get more of than anybody else is cussing. Failure stares the man in the face who attempts to run a four page paper pa-per in a two page town. Cable TV Kitchen appliances Including dishwasher & disposal 789-2341 |