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CenterSt. (04/15/83) " , UTAH, Beaver County, Beaver, Bird, Edward, House Beaver MRA, Center and 300 East (04/15/83) UTAH, Beaver County, Beaver, Boyter, Alexander, House (Beaver MRA), 590 N. 200 West (04/~5/83) UTAH, Beaver County, Beaver, Boyter, James, House (Beaver MRA), 90 W. 200 North (04/15/83) UTAH, Beaver County,_Beaver, Boyter, James,oShop (Beaver MRA), 51) W. 200 Nqrth (O~t15183) _ ," UTAH, Beaver County,Bea:v_er, Crosb ' Alma- House (Beaver MRA) 115 E" 1st North (04/15.183) , . -. ',' UTAH, Beaver-County, Beaver,Fennemore, James,-House Beaver MRk);195 N.-2nd East (04/15/83) UTA,H, Beav~r Coun~y, Beaver, Fotheringham, William, House (Beaver .ME-A), 190 W. 1st N5~rth ' (04/15/83) ' ' _ - -- ", -UTAH, Beaver County, Beaver, Gale Henr C. House (Beaver MRA), 95 E. 500 North (04/15/83) UTAH, Beaver County, Beaver, Harris, Louis W., House Beaver MRA), 55 E.200 North (04/15/83) UTAH, Beaver County, Beaver, Harris, Sarah Eliza; House (Beaver-MRA), 375;._E~ 200l'f.ortb_-(04/1~/S--3t. UTAH, Beaver Qounty, Beaver, Htintin ton ,Jose h House (BeaverMRAY, 215 S. 2nd West (04/15/83r " U'I.:AH, Beaver County, Beaver, McEvan, Mathew, House Beaver.MRA, 205 N. 100 We.s t (04/15/83) YTAH, Beaver County, Beaver,Morgan, William-" House <Beaver 'MRA), 110W. 600 North-,{04/15/83) :' ' -UTAH, Beaver County, Beaver, -Powell, -David, -House -(Beaver MRA), '115 'N~O West (04/15/8-3)' UTAH, Beaver County, Beaver, Robinson, William, House (Beaver MRA), 95 N.300 West (04/15/83) UTAH, Beaver ,.county, Beaver, She herd Dr. Warren Hou13e{Beaver MRA) 50 w~ 1st North {04/15/83) UTAH,_Beaver--Coufity, Beaver, Tanner He M. ' House ' Beaver MRA , 400 N. arid 30n East (04/15/83) UTAH, Beaver County; ~eaver,Tanner, Sidney, House Beaver MRA ,,19~ E. 20'.0 t:1orth (04/15/?3) , _ ., UTAH;Beaver County, Beaver, Whitaker, James l House (BeaverMRA),395 N.. ,300East:<-(l4115/83) " " '; Multiple R~source -Areas are identified by MRA Thematic Resources are identIfied by TR . ' Researcher: Date: Site No. BV-04 ... 3211 Linda L. Bonar 9/6/79 S \ (,t-.), £.1 TE.:: '*- '57 Utah State Historical Society Historic Preservation Research Office Structure/Site Information Form 1z o Street Address: o Name of Structure: Present Owner: Rex Owner Address: Beaver, UT ~ u: i= z w 9 2 w U) :J --.. Z o i= az o o--.. w CJ < 195 E. 200 North T. ~1. o Park o Industrial o Agricultural o Multi-Family Public o Commercial o Building Condition: IltExceIJent o Good o Deteriorated iIt"Significant Tax #: 84713 Construction Date: z o ~.... z w ::E V"Unaltered o Minor Alterations o Major Alterations Evaluation: Final Register Status: o National Landmark National Register o State Register :J o o o o Photography: Date of Slides: Views: Front 0 Side 0 Rear 0 Other 0 Research Sources: ~Abstract of Title Occupants: I~t~grity: o Site o Ruins o Plat Records DYlat Map I;{ Tax Card & Photo o Building Permit o Sewer Permit o Sanborn Maps Demolition Date: 1868 o Vacant o Religious o Other o Contributory o Not Contributory o Intrusion 4 B-l92 --------------------------------------------------------.-----------------residence ~Single-Family P~liminary S. R. UTM .' i2J1.S:b'72S! --, 't 2.""!. 7 b $-0 amd Carol H. Carter Original Owner: Sidney Tanner .original Use: Present Use: part of PlatA BI.46 Lot 1 Date of Photographs: Views: Front 0 Side 0 Rear 0 Other 0 o City Directories o Biographical Encyclopedias o Obituary Index o ~ounty & City Histories !B"Personallnterviews o Newspapers o Utah State Historical Society Library Bibliographical References 0 District 0 Multi-Resource 0 Thematic LDS Church Archives LDS Genealogical Society U of U Library BYU Library USU Library j>LC Library [i{ Other fieldwork o o o o o o (books, articles, records, interviews, old photographs and maps, etc.): William Hutchings, interviewed August, 1976 in Beaver, by L.L. Bonar 5 w a: ::l foU 195 En 200 Nn J868 Architect/Builder: Building Materials: adobe & stucco Building Type/Style: Description of physical appearance & significant architectural features: (Include additions. alterations. ancillary structures. and landscaping if applicable) w f0- X Ll a: « -6 )on a: o f0- CI) i: This home's appearance is quite unusual in Beaver because it was built as a 2~ story duplex in 1868. The entire, original duplex is built of adobe brick that was then stuccoed white. The front facade displays bilateral symmetry, but the piercings are not evenly spaced. Altogether there are 16 piercings, being eieht over eight with two doors on the ground floor. There are wooden lintels over the doors and windows and many of the original window panes are still extant. On the corners of the duplex, there are plaster quoins and underneath some of the deteriorated plaster, the adobe bricks are visible. They are laid in a common bond and are approximately 8"x3". There is a Greek Revival style cornice on thehouse and on the gable ends it forms a boxed return. There are no windows in the gables but there is a chimney on each gable end as well as one in the center. On the interior, each duplex was divided into a hall and parlor plan, with a staircase on the rear wall. On the rear of the home is a historic brick extension, with a lean-to built on to that. Statement of Historical Signijjcance: o Aboriginal Americans Agriculture Architecture The Arts o Commerce o o o Communication Conservation Education Exploration/Settlement o Industry o o o o Military Mining Minority Groups Political o Recreation o o o o o o o o Religion Science Socio-Humanitarian Transportation The home is significant for several reasons. It was built in 1868 which is a very early date in Beaver for such a large, permanent residence. It is built of adobe brick and is one of the few extant adobe structures in Beaver that has not been covered ,.,ith siding or some material that diminishes its historic architectural integrity. The home is also interesting for its duplex plan. The current owner, who has lived in the home for many years, believes the horne was never a "polygamy house" but instead served as a duplex for Sidney Tanner and his brother. Sidney Tanner was a freighter during the 1850's and 60's. He used his teams to freight goods between Salt Lake City and San Bernardiano, California, and later between various towns in Utah. It is recorded that he used his teams to haul black rock in 1873 when Fort Cameron was built near Beaver, Mr. Tanner served as a town coundilman in 1867 as well as First Councilor in the LDS Church from 1869 to 1873. February 23, 1982 scan M. MATHESON GOVEnNOR Rex r~. and Carol M. Carter Beaver, Utah 84713 Division of State History (LIl AH-STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY) STATE OF UTAH DE PARrMENT OF COMMU NITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MELVIN T. SMITH, D1RECTOR 300 RIO GRANDE SALT LAK!iCITY, UTAH 84101 TELEPHONE [phone] Dear Mr. and Mrs. Carter: ' ..... Shortly after compl etion of the review me et i.ngs and comment deadlines for consideration of the nomina tj on of those build:ings in Beaver which appear eligible for H sting in the National Register of Historic places, Congress passed ammendments to the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966. One of the arnmendments formalized a procedure that had already been in effect here in Utah--providing the owners of properties under consideration for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places, the opportunity to object to the listing. Your property, 195 [as t 200 North, has been rec'ommended for nomination'. If listed i n the National Register of Historic Places there are no restrictions placed on you as a property owner. You are still able to sell, renovate, demolish or alter your property just the same as if it were not listed in the National Register. The purpose of the listing is to document and i denti fy those bu il di ngs, houses and sites and structures, which help us understand the past history and development of communities, the state, or the nation. There are some tax benefits for rehabilitation \'1ork on commercial buildings and one tax penalty if you demolish a listed building. The tax penalty is that you are not able to write off as an allowable expense the demolition costs. If you wish to object to the listin g of your property i n the National Register you must submit to us a notarized statement that you are the owner of the property and that you object to its listing in the National Register of Historic Places. The notarized letter will insure that your property will not be listed in the Register and only a determination of the property1s eligibility for the National Register will be made. The notarized statement .objecting to the nomination must be submitted before May 1st of this year at wh'ich time the nomination will be forwarded to the National Register Office for final action. We would also appreCiate any l etters in support of the nomination of your property. I will be 'in Beaver on Tuesday March 16th at the Beaver County Courthouse in the Commision Chambers from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. to answer any questions about the nomination and any other questions you may have. State History Board: Milton C. Abrams , Chairman • Theron H. luke • Ted J Warner • Elizabeth Montague • Thomas G Alexander Delio G Dayton • Wayne K. Hinton • Helen Z. Papanikolas • David S Monson • Elizabeth Griffith • William D. Owens One final note, the Utah State Historical Society has received funds to publish the study of Beaver compiled by Linda Bonar which led to this nomination of Beaver's historic properties. The publication is patterned after a book published in 1980, The Avenues of Salt Lake City, which has been received with great enthusiasm by residents of the Avenues and others ; nteres ted ; n Utah history. The pub 1i ca ti on on Beaver will; nclude an historical overview, section on Beaver's architectural history, and a photograph and short history of each of the historic buildings in the community. I am enclosing a copy of the structure/site information form which will be used in preparing the history of your property. Please read it and if you have any additional information or corrections please send them to me, or stop by the courthouse on March 16th. I will have a copy of the Avenues book with me so that you can see the format · for the Beaver publ ication which we hope to have out the end of . this year or early in 1983. Inclusion of your property in the National Register or in the proposed publication does not mean that tourists and visitors have any right to tour your house or trespass on your property. We have not had reports with this being a probl em. It is always a pl easure for me to be in Beaver--your community is unique in the state and your efforts at preserving the historical resources of your community will be greatly appreciated by future generations . . Please send any comments to meat the Utah State Historical Society, 300 Rio Grande, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84101, or call me at 533-6017. If you are in Sal t Lake Ci ty pl ease stop by our offi ces in the Denver and Ri.Q.Grande Rail road Depot loacted at 450 West on 300 South. T~~c( · 1\. 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'V f'M~ I +.0.. or L..r I~ \ '7 iI./,,,v, reJA~ lv.HlP [) ' (L.u1~J...\f u v~ C~ \( C~ · £'~·~. 1198 <t11Z PIONEERS AND PROMINENT MEN OF UTAH L ewis; Markus. m . Floren ce Bright: Jam e s. m. Baleria Laird; Alice J ., m. J. W. Bright; Henry M., m . Mary Laird ; Fredrick, m . Eulalia Leavitt. High priest. Carpente r; millwright and farmer. Died Jun e 3, 1893. TAGGART, HE NRY MILTON (son o f George W. Taggart and Clarissa M. Rogers). Born March 9, 1 875, Richville, Utah. Married Alice M. Bright In October, 1896, Logan, Utali (daughter of John Bright and Miss Smith of L ewiston, Utah). She was born 1875. Married Mary Laird Nov. 20, 1898, Salt Lake City (daught er of Edward L aird and Valeria Fling; form er of Edinburgh, Scotland, and a pioneer, th e latter of Salt Lake City) . She was born Oct. 3, 18·75 . Their children: Milton H. b. Aug. 3, 1 899: Edward L. b. Jan. 20, 1902; Leonard L . h_ Dec. 24, 1905: Renold L . b . Aug. 7, 1909. Seventy; missionary to southern and eastern states; block teacher; home missionary. Lumber merchant. . ~ .~ 1£pt.G~ \ , .ff.' b. March 14, 1857, m. J ohn W. K eddlngton; George b. Dec. 15, 1858, m. Emily Fulmer; John William b 17, 1861! m. Matilda Ball; Infant b. March 28, 1863, d· day: Elizabeth Ellen b. Feb. 3, 1864: Charles Henry· 22, 1866, d. Nov. 17, 1868 ; Sarah Ann b. Sept. 13, Heber. H. DaVis; David Samuel b. March 6, 1871 Edgington; Jam es Alma b. Oct 14; 1873, m. Albert Cha rles b . May 16, 1875, d. 1876; Joseph Dec. 6, 1877: Orson Francis b. Nov_ 27, 1880 d 1880; Richard b. Nov .. 27, '18 80, d. n ext day; AlI~e March 31, 1882, m_ Alois Pric e_ Family home City. Member 6th Quorum elders: high priest; assistant Intendent Sunday school. Special police officer. smith. TANNER. JOHN (son of J oshua T a nn e r and Thankful of N e w York). Born Au g. 1 5, 177 R, H op kinton R I to Uta~ Oct. 17. 184 8. Amasa M . Lyman compa'ny.' . M a rri ed Tabitha Bently In J an. 1800. Gree nwich (daug hte r of Elisha Bently, pioneer Oct. 17, 1848.' TALBOT, HENRY (son of J oh n Talbot and Priscilla P e r c H M. ~ yma n company) .. Sh e was b o rn Aug. 23. 1780. of En g land). Born Oct. 16, 1813, London, Eng. Came to AprIl 1. 180 1. Only chIld : Elisha Bently b. Marc h 23 18 Uta h S e pt. 28. 1861. H ome r Duncan company. Marri ed Lydia St~wart In 1801 a t Greenwich. . Married Ruth Sweetnam in 1833 (daughter of Thomac ton cou nty, N. Y . (daught e r o f William Stewart Sw ee tnam and J e nni e Barton), who was born Feb. 4, 1 817. Hunton), who was b orn 1783. Their children: Their children: Henry J ., m. Lovina W a ll; John J., m. Jane Stewart b . Oct. 27, 1 802; Matilda b. Sept. 14 1 804 Hunter; Thomas B., m. M:l.rgaret A. Wiggell; Charles S., 17, 1888; Willard b. Oct. 29. H06. d . Aug. 12, 1807; m. Rosanna M. Wiggell; Prisc illa J .; m. Jeremiah F. Wigb . AprIl 1, 1809 (d . Dec. 5, ] 895 ), m. Louisa Conlee; m. gell; Hanna,,: Sara h. m . Willi a m Bodley: Albert J ., m. Ann Shepherd; m. Rach e l N eyma n; John Joshua b. Dec. D e lla Richards; Ri c hard : Walter G . , died: Edward W., m. 1811, d. Sept. 9, 1897; Rom e lia b . April I, 1R14, d. April Fennetta Partrid ge ; Susannah. m. L ee Heward; St ephen 1814; Nathan b. May 14, 1 815; Edwa rd b. Oct. 3. 1817 B., m. Roeletta Brownell: Eliza, m. Mr. Moore; Hyrum P., Oct. 21, 1817: Edwin (twin of Edward) b. Oct. 3, 1817, d. m. Ellen Bennett; Ruth , m. T e yankum H ewa rd. 8, 1817; MarIa LOUIsa b. Nov. 28. 1818, m. Am asa M. (di ed); Martin Henry b. March 21, 1 822 : Alb e rt M a rri ed Agnes Goddard In 1868, Salt Lake City. Their childre n: Sarah, m. William Ellis; Heneretta, ID. G eo rge April 4, 18 25, d. July 16, 1 87 9. Tubb s; H e nry W . , m . Flor ence Stinger; George R.. m. Huldah Marri e d Eliza B eswick 1825 , B olton. Warre n county Ad a ms : Alfred; Este r, m . William Benn e tt. Famili es re(daughte r of Eve rton B eswick and Anna Lamb), who sid ed L ay ton. Davis Co., Utah. born Nov. 28. 1803 , at Bolton. a nd died June 8, 1890 On e of the first pionee rs going to S o uth Africa from son, Utah. Their childre n : Myro n b. June 7, 1826 ' England. Benjamin b. March 6, 1 82 8; Freema n Ev e rton b . 1830 : Joseph S . b. Jun e 11. 1833. m. Elizab eth TALBOT, THOMAS B. (son of H e nry Talbot and Ruth J a nn e tt e Hamilton ; Philom e li a b . Ma r c h 10, 183 5, d. Sw ee tnam). Born March 25 , 1838, Graham Town, S o uth 1 838; David Dan b. F eb. 8, 1838 ; Sariah b . July 19, Africa. Ma r c h 12, 1853: Francis b. Marc h 10, 18 43 , d . June Married Margare t A. Wlgg e ll June 13, 1861. at Flore n c e , · tah. N e b. (daughter of Eli Wigg e ll and Susannah B e ntl ey Wlnterburg, South Afri ca . pione e rs Sept. 28, 1861, Hom l!:"'_~~~~~~I:!: D~N~E ~Yr-~~l~ of J oh n Tanner and Lydi a Duncan Independent compn.ny) . She was born Oct. 1 1 , · , 1809, B o lto n, Warren county, N. 1843. Th eir children: Henry N. b. July 7, 1862, d. 1863; Married Louisa Conlee March 1. 1830, Bolton, N. George E. b. Oct. 27, 1863, m. Sa rah Alldredge Jan. 18, 1 89 1; was born Feb. 5, 1 811. Th e ir children~: .t.l.:1;UO~~~¥-!li~; Harri e t b. Oct. 16, 1 865, m. Bri g ham Lovell Oc t. 9. 1 88 4; March 2, 1 831, m. Elizab e th Jane Ma Arthur J. b. Oct. 24, 186 8, m . Cla ra E. Theobald May 13. 3, 1 832 , m. Charles All e n Burk:;:._]jiii,)~~fu;clJ~lt"11~~ 1896 : Th o mas E. b. D ec. 25, 1870, m. Hannah Johnso n Sept. 1835, m. Nathan Swarth o ut;.,,;r~+,~~~.. /~ 7, 1893; Joseph E. b. J an . 29 . 1873, die d; Margaret Alice m. Geo r ge Crismon; Elsie b. June 30, 1875, di e d : Sarah E. b. March 20, 1880. di e d: Lydia Newton Chase; SidneY~Jt· l tl. Marcn: Ruth b . July 17, 1 88 4, m . Charles Th eobald D ec. 7, 1903. b. July 30, 1844, and Mason L b. July Family home Millard Co., Utah . t r . Infants. amI o rne , N ew or Ward teacher. Farm e r . e r In ,Bo on, N. Y. t an oxi e Laney Ray of pioneers, 1848, Amasa M . L y man company). She was March 24, 1829. Their children: Julia Ann b. Jun e 10, 184 Ch a rles Y. Tyl e r: albert Myl e s Match 5, 1850, m. TALMAGE, JAIUES E, (son of James Joyce Talmage and l o tte Banks; Henry Martino. June 11. 1852 , m. Susa nnah Preater of England). Born Sept. 21, ]86 2, HunParkinson; m. Emma E . Stapl ey; Naomi Rutp b. gerford. Berkshire. Eng. Came to Utah Jun e 14, 1 876. 1854, m. George Theobald; Samu el E:- b. June 4, Married Mary May Bo o th of Alpine, Utah county, June Infant; h e herd Lero b . April 12. 1859, m. Olive 14, 1886 (daughter o f Ri c hard Thornton Booth and Elsi e Roll · b. ep . , , m. Rhoda Hales; Walter Edge) . Their children: St e rling Booth b. May 21, 1889; .l'~-:":'!':-t"-¥il:',-+m!!;.:r!'H~a~tt!.!l~e~Fo th e ri ngham. - -Paul B. b. Dec. 21, 1891: Zella b . Aug. 3, 189-1, d. April 27, Married Rache eyma!;l (daughter. of William and 1895; Elsie b. Aug. 16. 1896; James Karl b. Aug. 29 . 189 8; N eyman). inelr cnllaren7William Neyman b. Jan. 8, Lu cile b. May 29, 1900; H e len May b. Oct. 24, 1902; John Edith Idella b. July 4, 18S2, IrnQ 'Floward Harper b. Russell b. Feb. 1, 1911. died; Rachel Ad elia b. S ep t. 4, 1 866, m. 4, 1864, High priest; memb e r Qu o rum s e venties; memb e r Dese r e t Ferguson; N . nd Cyrus Livingstone, died. Sunday school union board 1901: ordained an apostle in Ui es resided ~i.I!:..:~.r"..l~~ Mormon church Dec . 8. 1911. Re ce ived b accalaureate degree Call e d to an ernar InO, Cal., 1849, and returned from Lehigh Unive rsity 1891: d e gree of Ph. D . from th e Memb e r high council of Beaver stake: counselor In Illinois Wesleyan University 1896 : d eg r ee of D . s'c. D. from opric Beaver ward. Died D ec. 5, 1 895 , Beaver, Utah. Mormon church. Professor of chemistry and geology of th e Brigham Young Academy. Provo, 1884-88; presid en t L. D. S. TANNER, HENRY M. (son of Sidney Tanner and Coll ege of Salt Lake City 1 888 -9 3: pres ident of the University Shep h e rd). Born Jun e 11, 1852, Sa n B e rnardino , of Ut a h and Deseret : professo r of geology therein 1 894: r e Marri ed Eliza Parkinson J a n . 25, 1 87 7, St. Geo signed presidency In 1897, reta ining chair of geology; (daughte r of Thomas Parkin so n and Mary Ann re signed professorshi p of geol ogy July 1 907: has since been Bea ver, pioneers 1 858 ). She was born Sept. 8, 185 consulting geologist and mining engineer. In 1891 was children: Martin Ray b. J an. 22, 18 78 , m. Prudence appointed curator of the D ese ret mus e um and lat e r b ecame Th omas William b. Jan. 25, 1 880, m. Marian Miller Its director. which position h e stills holds. Del egate from Alice b. March 4, 1 882, m. John L . Fish; Mary Ida the Royal Society of Ed inburgh to the seventh International 25, 1884, m. Jesse H . Rogers; Rollin C. b. Feb. 9, geological congress h e ld In Russia In 1897; f ellow of the Anna Harbracht: Hazel b. Aug. 5, 1888, m. Harbert Royal Microscopical Society of London; fellow of the GeoM a rion Lyman b. Aug. 7, 1890; Arthur b. Sept. 19, l ogical Society of London: fellow of the Geological Society Leroy Shepherd b. Jan. 12 , 1895: George Parkinson b. of America; fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh: f e llow 26, 1897; Donnette b. March 31, 1899. of the Royal Scottish Geographical Society : fell ow of th e Married Emma E. Stapl ey Ma rch 24, 1886, St. Am e rican Society for th e Advanc e ment of :::iclpnce; life asso Utah (daughter of Charles Stapl ey of T uerv ciate of the Philosophical Society of Great Britain. pi o neer 1858 ). Sh e was b o rn Nov. 30, 1862. Eva b . Oct. 29 , 1 891 ; H o r ace b. Aug. 2, 1 894; Sept. 23, 1896: Gold e n J . b . D ec. 29, 1899; Charles b. Jan. 10, 1890. d. March 14, 1896: Fra ncis Sidney TALL, GEORGE (son of George Tall and Sarah Proutt of 23, 1904. Families resid ed St. Josep h, Ariz. • North Devonshire, Eng.) . Born July 25, 1826, Plympton, Mis sio nar~d 1 888-90 ; superintendent 0< St. Marys Parish, Eng. Came to Utah Sept. 27, 1853, Jacob day s c hool Ariz o na, 889-97; member bishopric Gate s company. Joseph ward . . Married Elizabeth Ormond July 3, 1856, Endowment TANNER, JOHN J. (son .of John Tanner and Lydia House, Salt Lak e City (daughter of John Ormond and ElizBorn D ec. 19, 1 811, Bolton, Warren county, N. Y. abeth Codd of Pembrokeshire, South Wales, former a pioneer Utah In 1852. Sept. 19, 1852, Joseph Outhouse and James Lloyd company). Married Rebecca A. Smith (daughter of William She was born June 22, 1839. Their children: Mary J ane and chil d Will i 19, t: 1840, Jan. b. M Meli , Davi . ' hom ' Ma Mil. City. . Chau :Mil. City Th eir Willi. Rebe, 22, V July · b. M a Di e TANl' R ebe( Adam Allrer Ma r (daug ger), Iowa. Armi r. Z, 187 : b.Ma . Est e l L m. J e, 1880, : March b. Oct Nephi m. Wi m. My Olive _ Marl (da ugl was be Ord a 1882-8 :' ordain , \~ TANNI Tann e r Ma rr Peter 1847 .. ,. Pay~on . chlldre : Nov. 1 6 b. Marc Pres i atate s : ber P a &: Savi r. o. if "ho Wa dren: A ! berg; M I Ian 7 Glb ~on' C 1.1 b. M, 872_ · :!darrle >28,1859 . . :!darrle , b• Oct. 1: · :!de rnb e · 1Illsslona : TANNER ~Inter < . 0., Iowa .:!darrl e, "'lke CI 1 '. Greenwel ,< Jan. 4, 18 •t u 1\ J~ - JO'V\ q - SrlM. J~ <z,aY\ J~ " - I ;-1.111.115 OU\..l1 1UJ.V1 U1C1"'~Ull ca or any of its departme to time require, and of the United States of gulations of any of the the United States of ~ti on, transfer, use, or ,ble or donated to the . 1984 egation of powers he Department of Adlegate to any" employee operty such power and able and proper for the s act. The executive di)ond any person in the )lus Property, handling ~ceiving or distributing .tes or receiving or disrnited States under au1984 assessed for surplus ssessed by the Division quisition, warehousing, I property of the United ional, public health, or ling research, shall be lated to the costs of care its acquisition, receipt, transfer by the Division ion may reduce or elimmd not to be usable for ed. And, in the case of nd fees shall be limited ive costs of the Division I in effecting transfer. 1984 islature to make ape of Utah is authorized are deemed necessary this act. 1953 , costs retained by re' _ Priority to state ~s in purchasing sur· ivision to be in excess of 'ing, storing, handling, ty shall be retained by the sale in accordance ?s Act. The Department ;;hall promulga te rules cal agencies in purchaslay period. 1984 )0 is merely a revolving rcentage cost charged to ltions to cover expenses , freight, warehousing, 1953 s handling costs. ~ or local subdivision ,rty _ Revocation of ~er. contrary notwithstand- . n case there be none the tality, or agency or ot any city, county, school district, or other political subdivision may by order or resolution confer upon any officer or employee thereof continuing authority from time to time to secure the transfer to it of surplus property through the Division of Surplus Property under the provisions of Section 203(j) of the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949, as amended, and to obligate the state or political subdivision and its funds to the extent necessary to comply with the terms and conditions of such transfers. The authority conferred upon any such officer or employee by any such order or resolution shall remain in effect unless and until the order or resolution is duly revoked and written notice of such revocation shall have been received by the Division of Surplus Property. 1984 63-18-32. 63-18-33. 63-18-34. 63-18-35. 63-18-36. 63-18-37. 63-18-38. Register of Historic and Cultural Sites - Purposes - Establishment. Historic preservation agency designated. . Historic and Cultural Sites Review Committee - Creation - Purposes. Historic and Cultural Sites Review Committee - Composition - Term Vacancies - Compensation. Site, building or object - Placement on state or national register. Projects affecting historic and cultural sites - Historical preservation officer notified. Acceptance of federal fund s - Agreements on standards and procedures. 63-18-1,63·18-2. Repealed. CHAPTER 18 DIVISION OF STATE HISTORY Section 63-18-1 , 63-18-2. Repealed. 63-1S-2.1. Creation - Power and authority. 63-18-2.2. Procedures - Adjudicative proceedings. 63-1S-3. Duties and objectives. 63-18-4. Board of State History - Members Terms - Officers - Quorum - Expenses - Duty to establish policy. Director of Division of State History 63-1S-5. Appointment. Historical magazines, books, documents 63-18-6. and microfilms - Publication and sale - Proceeds. 63-1S-6.1 to 63-18-6.3. Repealed. 63-1S-7. Repealed. 63-1S-7.5. Historical Society - Me bershi P - Authority to receive gifts donations, be· quests, devises, and ndowmentsUse. 63-1S-S to 63-18-17. Repealed. 63-1S-18. Legislative intent rei at! ' g to archaeological, anthropologica and paleontological resources - P rpose of act. 63-18-19. Antiquities - Definitio of terms. 63-1S-20. State antiquities section reated within Division of State His ry. 63-1S-21. Responsibilities of antiq ities section. 63-18-22 to 63-18-24. Repealed. 63-1S-25. Permit required for archalo[ogical or paleontological work upervision of state archaeologist i~hts and duties of permittee. 63-1S-25.1. Exploration and excavatipn permits Prohibition from removing ruins or deposits - Penalties. 63-1S-26. Designation of "state archlleological, anthropological or paleontjological landmarks." 63-1S-27. Report of discovery on state or private lands. 63-1S-28. Museum of Natural His ry as depository of data and speci ens. 63-1S-29. Appropriation, injury or estruction of site or specimen or rem val of specimen unlawful. 63-1S-30. Forgery or false labeling lof specimens unlawful. 63-1S-31. Violation of antiquities laws a misdemeanor. 1 1 1969 63-18-2.1. Creation - Power and authority. There is created within the Department ofCommunity and Economic Development a Division of State History under the administration and general super· vision of the executive director of the department and under the policy direction of the Board of State History. The Division of Sta te History shall be the authority of the state for state history and is vested with such powers to perform such duties as are set forth in 1979 law. 63·18·2.2. Procedures - Adjudicative proceed· ings. The Division of State History shall comply with the procedures and requirements of Chapter 46b, Title 1987 63, in its adjudicative proceedings. 63·18-3. Duties and objectives. The duties and objectives of the Division of State History are: (1) to stimulate research, study, and activity in the field of Utah history and related history; (2) to maintain a specialized history library; (3) to mark and preserve historic sites, areas, and remains; (4) to collect, preserve, and administer historical records relating to the history of Utah; (5) to administer, collect, preserve, document, interpret, develop, and exhibit historical artifacts and other objects relating to the history of Utah for educational and cultural purposes; and (6) to edit and publish historical records. 1986 63-18-4. Board of State History - Members Terms - Officers - Quorum - Expenses - Duty to establish policy. The governing body of the Division of Sta te History and the Utah State Historical Society shall be the Board of State History consisting of eleven persons, appointed by the governor with the advice and consent of the Senate. The appointed members shall be appointed for terms offour years and shall serve until their successors are appointed and qualified. The board shall choose a president and a vice-president from its own members and shall make rules and regulations for its own government and for the administration of the Utah State Historical Society and the Division of State History. Six members of the board shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. Members of the board shall serve without compensation, but they shall be allowed expenses incurred in the performance of their official duties as provided for in respect to other state officials. Such Tanner, Sidney, House 195 East 200 North Beaver Beaver County Kodachrome SLIDE 6 PROCESSED BY KODAK