A History of Daggett County

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Index Adams, Henry, 57, 75, 78 Adamson, Mabel, 145 Alameda, Elaine, 171 Alexander, E. B., 48 Alexander, Robert, 44 Allen, Bill, 255 Allen, Charles, 92 Allen, Lewis, 144 Allen, Marie, 239, 255 American Fur Company, 18 Anderson, Axel, 129 Anderson, Francie, 296 Anderson, Robert, 271 Anderson, William, 146, 148 Anson, Delliah, 171 Antelope Land and Livestock Company, 150 Appleby, W. L., 44 Arch Dam Constructors, 208, 212 Archaic Peoples, 6 Archambeault, Auguste, 58, 89 Archeological resources, 6, 217 Arnold, Philip, 75 Arrowsmith, losiah, 144 Arrowsmith, Sylvan, 253 Arrowsmith, Vivian, 144 Ashley National Forest, 148, 246 Ashley, William H., 10, 18- 23, 31, 63- 64, 148 Aspinall, Wayne, 207 Astor, lohn lacob, 18 Automobiles, 235- 36 Ayers, Charles, 115 Babbitt, Bruce, 269 Baggs, George, 84 Bailey, Edward, 180 Baker, lames, 26, 30, 36, 49, 58, 69 Baker, lohn, 63, 64, 68, 69, 71, 82, 85 Baker, Pauleen, xii Baldwin, Noyes, 52, 227 Ballard, Melvin J., 184, 186 Bamberger, Simon, 158 Bassett, Ann, 113, 115, 117, 292 Bassett, Elizabeth, 92, 112- 13 Bassett, Herbert, 92, 96, 112 Bassett, Sam, 82, 83, 114 Baxter, Donald Weir, 297 Baxter, John M., 134- 35, 296 Beaman, E. O., 65, 66, 71 307 308 INDEX Beason, L. W., 176 Beckwourth, lames, 21, 22, 295 Bennett, Ida, 171 Bennett, lack, 118 Bennett, lohn, 148, 179, 237 Bennett, Wallace, 197 Bennion, Harden, 158, 168 Bennion, Heber, 124, 163, 177, 178- 79 Benson, Clay, 238 Benson, Reed, 238 Benton, Thomas, 41 Bernard, Hi, 99 Berry, John, 96 Biorn Sawmill, 179 Biorn, Lawrence, 183 Biorn, Thelma, 171 Birch Springs Ranch, 168 Bishop, Francis Marion, 65, 71 Bootlegging, 167- 68 Boren, Edward, 175 Boren, Kerry Ross, 265 Boren, William C , 164- 65 Bradley, George, 61- 62 Bridgeport, 143 Bridger Precinct, 40- 41 Bridger, Jim, 19, 30, 34- 35, 37, 43- 46, 58 Briggs, Agnes, 171 Briggs, Eutona, 173 Brower, David, 199, 200- 1, 205 Brown, Baptiste, 23- 25 Brown, " Bibleback," 25 Brown, Richard Maxwell, xi, 102- 3, 293 Browns Hole, ( see Browns Park) Browns Park, 21, 25- 29, 39, 42, 47, 52, 58, 64, 74, 89, 90; outlaws and lawlessness, 105- 121 Brown's Park Cattle Association, 99, 114, 115 Browns Park National Widlife Refuge, 255 Browns Park Waterfowl Management Area, 255 Bryan, William lennings, 234 Buchanan, lames, 46 Buchanan, Virginia Bennion, xii, 172 Bucket of Blood Saloon, 141- 42 Bullock, Isaac, 43 Burroughs, lohn Rolfe, 115, 293 Burton, Orson, 253 Burton, Robert, 48 Camp Scott, 49 Campbell, Duward, 256- 58 Campbell, Esther, 256- 58, 292 Campbell, Eugene, 295 Carey, ]. Wilson, 115 Carson, Kit, 23, 25- 27, 30 Cart Creek Bridge, 205, 214, 251 Carter Military Road, 226- 29, 237 Carter, Mary, 51 Carter, William A., 50- 52, 54, 77, 84- 85, 94, 226- 29 Carter, Willie, 227- 28 Cassidy, Butch, 115- 18, 292 Centennial History Project, vii Central Utah Project, 217 Chalifoux, Jean Baptiste, 23- 25 Chambers, 131- 33 Chambers, R. C, 125, 133 Cherokee Trail, 38, 58 Chew, lack, 71 Chouteau, Pierre, 18 Christensen, Carl I., 201- 2 Christensen, Vaughn, 110 Church of Rsus Christ of Latter- day Saints, 134- 35; Manila LDS Ward, 184 Civilian Conservation Corps, 160, 179- 82, 239 Clark, William, 17- 18 Clarke, Edward, 167- 68 Cleveland, Grover, 145, 246 Clyde, George D., 202- 3 Clyman, James, 21 Coker Construction Company, 208 Colorado River Compact, 193, Colorado River Storage Project, 195- 96 Colton, David, 75 Comet, 228, 233- 34 Connor, Patrick, 52, 85 Conway, Asbury B., 90, 106 Cooke, Philip St. George, 49 INDEX 309 Cope, Edward, 70 Coronado, Francisco, 15 Cow Country Rodeo, 270 Craig, William, 25, 27- 28 Crane, Harold, 258 Crook, George, 54, 227 Crosby, Jesse W., 48 Crouse Ditch, 143 Crouse, Charlie, 92, 94, 96, 106- 8, 112, 117,143- 44 Crouse, Mary, 96 Crouse, Stanley, 239 Cumming, Alfred A., 46, 50 Daggett County, boundaries, 1, 158, 165- 67; climate, 2; establishment and early development 154- 67; courthouse, 165, 181, 261 Daggett County Historical Society, 265- 66 Daggett County Lions Club, 214, 252, 266 Daggett County Record, 214 Daggett County School District, 161- 63, 165 Daggett County Sheriffs Office, 264- 65 Daggett, Ellsworth, 125, 126, 158 Dances, 88, 95- 96, 135, 245 Dart, Isom, 92, 104, 110, 112- 15, 117 Davenport, Joe, 114 Davenport, Tom, 92, 94, 113 Davis, Charley, 87 Deadman's Peak, 4 Dellenbaugh, Frederick, 65, 71 Dern, George H., 191- 92 DeSpain, John, 137, 141 DeVoto, Bernard, 15, 37 Dexheimer, Wilbur, 205 Dey, Chas C , 125 Diamond Mountain Hoax, 75- 78 Dinosaur National Monument, 250; Echo Park Controversy, 197- 208 Disaster Falls, 66 Dog Day, 165 Dominguez, Francisco Atanasio, 13 Doty, lames, 53 Douglass, Earl, 197 Dowd, Cleophas, 118, 144 Dowdle, Tommy, 92 Driskell, Cora, 85 Driskell, Elijah, 85 Drummond, W. W., 46 Duchesne County, 156 Dunham, Richard, 216, 260- 61, 266, 293 Dunham, Vivian, 266, 293 Dunn, William, 61, 67 Dutch John, 211- 12, 216, 266; photos, 192, 193, 195, 196, 245, 248, 276 Eardley, Si, 88 Easton, Frank, 88 Echo Park Controversy, 197- 208, 252 Edwards, Catherine, 88 Edwards, David, 88 Edwards, Griff, 92, 96, 99 Edwards, Ike, 68 Edwards, Isaac, 88 Edwards, lack, 92, 96, 98- 99 Edwards, Zeb, 87- 88 Eisenhower, Dwight D., 207 Electrical Power, 184- 85 Ellison, Frank, 128, 137, 138- 39 Emergency Medical Program, 261 Emmons, S. F., 75 Erickson, Gerold, xii Escalante, Silvestre Velez, 13 Ewing, lesse, 88, 118 4- H Clubs, 184 Farnham, Thomas lefferson, 27 Federal Power Commission, 191 Felshaw, Bill, 88 Ferguson, James, 43 Ferris, Warren Angus, 13 Field, Bill, 138 Fields, lake, 61 Finch, Alonzo, 163 Finch, George, 85, 137, 158, 226 Fish, endangered, 218 Fitzpatrick, Thomas, 30, 58 Flame, 252 Flaming Gorge, 62, 71 Flaming Gorge Country, 266 310 INDEX Flaming Gorge Dam and Reservoir, 10, 189- 219, 252; photos, 11, 190, 194, 198, 204, 205, 206, 208, 210, 211, 250,251,253 Flaming Gorge National Recreational Area, 258- 60, 266 Flaming Gorge Natural History Association, 266 Flaming Gorge Recreation Company, 253- 55 Flynn, Mike, 118 Forney, Jacob, 52- 53 Fort Bridger, 35- 36, 43- 48, 50- 54, 227 Fort Davy Crockett, 25- 27, 28, 58 Fort Robidoux, 25 Fort Supply, 43, 45- 46, 48 Fort Thornburgh, 226- 29 Fort Uintah, 25 Fort Washakie, 54 Fraeb, Henry, 35 Francis, Joseph, xvi Fremont Indians, 6- 8 Fremont, John Charles, 28, 58 Fuller, Craig, xii- xiii, xvi Fur Trade, 15- 31 Galloway, Nathaniel, 247- 48 Gamble, Garibaldi, 87- 88 Gamble, Norma, 296 Gates of Lodore, 21, 64- 66, 190 Gault, Tip, 109- 10 George W. Vallory Company, 164 George, Susan K., 297- 98 Goetzmann, William H., 295 Goodman, Frank, 61- 62, 65, 66, 92, 97, 99 Goodson, Jimmy, 92 Gowans, Fred, 294- 95 Grant, U. S. Ill, 201 Grant, Ulysses S., 60 Great Depression, 176- 85 Green River, 1- 2, 4- 5, 20, 25, 28, 35, 39- 40, 41, 58, 164, 233- 34, 247, 254, 257, 259; see also Flaming Gorge Dam and Reservoir Green River County, 41, 44, 50, 54, 154- 55 Green River Lumber Company, 164 Green River Navigation Company, 233 Green, William, 144 Greendale, 144; school, 163 Grinnell, George Bird, 67- 70, 78, 146, 295- 96 Grothe, William, 176 Haley, Ora, 99, 112, 115 Hall, Andy, 61- 62, 64 Hallcy, Mike, 249 Hamilton, William, 28- 30 Harney, William S., 47 Harrison, Benjamin, 144- 45, 246 Harvey, Bill, 88 Hastrup, Adolph, 149 Hastrup, George, 149 Hatch, Bus, 248- 49 Hattan, Andrew, 65, 71 Hauser, Jimmy, 88 Hawkins, Billy, 61 Hayden, Alec, 88 Hayden, Ferdinand Vandiveer, 58, 67 Hayes, Manford W., 163 Health Care, 168 Henry, Andrew, 18- 20 Henrys Fork, 10, 20, 36, 62, 125, 146, 190, 209, 234 Hereford, George, 87, 130, 138 Hereford, Lucinda, 87 Hereford, Robert, 87 Herrera, Juan Jose, 89- 91, 106 Herrera, Pablo, 90- 91 Hersey, John, 71 Hetch Hetchy Dam, 199- 200 Hickman, William, 43, 44, 45 Hicks, James 114 Hill, Benjamin, 88 Hill, Florence, 88 Hilliers, John, 65 Hilton, Hope, 295 Hindle, Harry, 92 Hoback, John, 18 Hodgson, lames G., 292 Holeman, J. H., 34 Honselena, " Dutch" John, 88, 212 Hook, Theodore, 72 INDEX 311 Hoops, Bill, 110 Hoops, Orvil, 110 Horn, Tom, 107, 115 Horse racing, 95- 96 Howland, Oramel G., 60, 61, 65, 67 Howland, Seneca, 61, 67 Hoy, J. S., 82- 83, 91, 96- 97, 106, 111, 112,292 Hoy, Valentine, 91, 119 Huddleston, Ned, 92, 110 Hyde, Orson, 43 Ingram, Lynne, xii Inman, Henry, 23- 25 Irby Construction Company, 215 Irish, Wilda Swett, 245 lackson, David, 23 lackson, William Henry, 67 Janin, Henry, 76 Jarvie, John, 29, 92- 93, 94, 96, 117, 118, 143- 44,257 Jarvie, Nell, 92- 93 Jarvie, Thomas, 163 laynes, Henry, 93 laynes, Jennie, 93 Jessen, Adolph, 123, 124- 25 lohnson, Ladybird, 215 Johnson, Lyndon Baines, 215 Johnson, Pat, 118- 19 lohnston, Albert Sydney, 47- 49 Jones, S. V., 65, 71 Keller, Josh, 271 Kelly, Ben, 94 Kennedy, John F., 213, 215 King, Clarence, 57, 58, 73, 74- 75, 76, 78 King, Murray E., 292 Kolb, Ellsworth, 247- 48 Kolb, Emery, 247- 48 Kouris, Diana Allen, 224, 255, 294 Krug, J. A., 194 Ladore School, 132 Lamb, Duane, 212 Lamb, WaNeta, xii, 213- 14, 265 Lang, David, 118- 19 Large, Charles, 137, 138 Large, Maggie Bazil, 86 Large, Shadrach, 86, 130 Large, William, 87, 138 Larsen, Holger, 233- 34 Larsen, M. N., 150 Larsen, Marius, 125, 137, 141, 150, 159, 160, 178, 232, 233, 275 Larsen, Norman " Sonny", 252 Larson, G. G. " Lug", 249 Law, George, 92 Lay, Elza, 115- 18 Lee, Jason, 34 Leichter, Martin, 179, 180- 81 Leidy, Joseph, 70 Lewis, Meriwether, 17- 18 Linwood, postal service, 138- 40; round dance hall, 140; school, 142- 43, 163, 216; hotel; demolition for Flaming Gorge Reservoir, 199- 205; photos, 199,201,202 Linwood Mercantile Company, 141 Livestock, 81- 99 Logan, Clark, 88 Lone Pine Ranch, 144 Longabaugh, Harry, 115- 18 Loosle, Byron, xii Lucerne Creamery Company, 168- 69 Lucerne Land and Water Company, 125- 28, 131- 33, 136- 37, 158, 246 M & L Homemakers Club, 183- 84 MacKenzie, Donald, 18 Mackey, John, 98 McBride, John, 36 McClure, Grace, 112, 293 McGraw, W. M. F., 46 McGregor, lames, 125 McKinley, William, 226 McMurrin, loseph W., 134 Madsen, David H., 197 Manila, 133- 34, 260- 61; schools 134, 163- 65, 212, 247, 271; LDS Ward, 184, 244, 252; rodeo, 214, 262 Manila Mercantile Company, 136 Manley, William, 38- 40 312 INDEX Mann, Dean E., 206- 7, 209 Mann, Luther, 53 Marcy, Randolph, 49 Marsh, Othniel C , 67- 70, 296 Mass, Irene, 85 Mass, Philip, 30, 50, 68, 69, 82, 85 Meek, Joe, 27, 31 Meeker, Nathan, 226 Menard, Pierre, 18 Messier, Ambroise, 87 Mid- Valley Utility Constructors, 208 Middlesex Land and Cattle Company, 96- 97, 111, 112 Miller, Duke, 194 Miner, Paul C , 162 Missouri Fur Company, 18 Moley, Raymond, 209 Moon Lake Power Company, 255 Moore, Myrle Augusta Swett, 149 More, Thomas, 41 Morell, H. F., 45 Morgan, Dale, 133 Morris, losie Bassett, 93 Morrison- Knudsen Company, 208 Moss, Frank, 213 Muir, John, 200 Natural Gas Production, 183 Nature Conservancy, 258 Nebeker, Am, 183 Nebeker, John, 43 Neilson, Ole, 138, 226 Nelson, Daniel, 128, 131, 134, 138, 158 Nelson, George Ralph, 163 Nelson, Matilda, 128 Nelson, Roy, 185 Nevills, Norm, 249 New Deal Programs, 178- 182, 185 New York and San Francisco Mining and Commercial Company, 76 Newlands Reclamation Act of 1902, 189- 190 Newlands, Francis G., 190 Nielson, Daniel Morgan, 155 Noondyke, Ray B., 184 North West Company, 18 Northcutt, Bruce, 271 Olson, Charles F., 150, 157, 158, 162, 167 Olson, J. Kent, 130, 176, 178, 232 Opie, lohn, 244 Our Strip of Land, 266 Overholt, Aaron, 92, 143 Paleo- Indians, 6, 217 Pallesen, Dora, 159 Pallesen, Niels, 158- 59, 160, 162 Pallesen, William, 185 Palmer, Kay, 213 Palmer, W. I., 213 Park Livestock Ranch, 255 Parson, Robert, xiii Parsons, lohn, 91- 92 Parsons, " Snapping Annie," 83, 91 Parsons, Warren P., 83, 91 People's Canal Company, 137- 38 Peril, W. A., 82 Perry, Henry, 87 Perry, Sarah, 87 Peter Kiewit Sons' Company, 208 Peterson, Charles, 265 Peterson, F. Ross, xiii Peterson, lim, 94 Peterson, Parley Pratt Jr., 246 Peterson, Vernon, 179 Philbrick, Mabel, 181, 216, 266 Philbrick, Nels, 184, 213, 216 Pick, Lewis A., 196- 97 Pinchot, Gifford, 146- 48 Pioneer Centennial Celebration, 173, 175 Polito, 108- 9 Pomeroy, Earl, 249 Postal Service, 96, 139- 41, 238 Potter, BUI 175 Potter, Chloe, 171 Potter, Lafayette " Lafe", 169, 185 Potter, Reva, 173 Potter, Timothy, 129, 265 Powell, Allan Kent, xii, xvi, 265 Powell, Clem, 72- 73 Powell, Emma, 60, 61 Powell, lohn Wesley, 25, 58- 67, 71- 74, 84 INDEX 313 Powell, Walter, 61, 65, 71 Powers, Charley, 111, 292 Powers, J. S., 94 Pratt, Arthur E., 158 Prohibition, 167- 68 Provost, Etienne, 22 Purdy, William, 39, 42 Pyper, J. M., 130 Radosevich Ranch, 255 Ralston, William, 75 Ramsey, limmy, 86 Ranching, 81- 99 Rash, Madison " Matt", 99, 112- 15 Rasmussen, George, 145, 158- 59, 160- 61,216 Rasmussen, Minnie, 145, 216, 266 Rasmussen, Stan, 198 Reagan, Ronald, 267 Recreation and tourism, 243- 71 Red Creek Ranch, 255 Redden, Delores, 265 Reed, Clifford, 110 Reed, Deri, 110 Reed, Jimmie, 89, 92 Reed, Kenneth, 213 Reed, Lee, 110 Reed, Levi Sr., 110 Reed, Levi Jr., 110 Reed, Margaret, 89 Reid, lames, 129 Rendezvous, 20; 1825, 22- 23 Reynolds, A. K., 249 Reznor, Jacob, 18 Rich, Benjamin E., 125 Richardson, Frank C. A., 65, 71, 72 Rieger, Robert, 296 Rife, Ed, 94 Rio Grande Western Railroad, 229 River- running, 248- 49 Roads, 236- 39, 247 Robidoux, Antoine, 25 Robinson, Clara, 261- 62 Robinson, Edward, 18 Robinson, Uncle Jack, 23- 24, 27, 30- 31, 36, 44, 53, 68, 82, 87, 138 Robison, Lewis, 45, 47 Rockwell, Porter, 48 Rocky Mountain Fur Company, 28 Roosevelt, Franklin D., 177, 185 Roosevelt, Theodore, 146, 246 Rosling, Arnold H., 195 Ruby, Glen Mathew, 183 Rural Electrification Administration, 185 Rushmer, J. H., 246 Rusling, James T., 52 Ryan, Elisha, 44 Sacajawea, 86 St. Vrain, Ceran, 23 Sams, Steve, 266 Schools, 88, 134, 149- 50, 161- 63, 212, 257- 58; school lunch program, 178 Schubert, B. W., 17 Scofield, Lena, 171 Scofield, Willard, 175- 76 Scott, Carole, 262- 63 Scrivner, George, 92 Scrivner, lames, 92 Scrivner, Walter, 92 Seethaler, K. G., 217 Sheep, 97- 99 Sheep Creek Canal, 127 Sheep Creek Canyon, 9 Sheep Creek Civilian Conservation Corps Camp, 160, see also Civilian Conservation Corps Sheep Creek Irrigation Company, 136- 37 Sherman, William T., 53 Shoshoni Indians, 8- 10, 28- 29, 52- 54 Sierra Club, 199 Simmons, Louie, 82 Sinclair, Prewitt, 25 Skaggs, Henry, 110- 11 Slack, lohn, 75 Slagowski, Benjamin, 134 Smith and Larsen Mercantile Company, 141, 216, 232 Smith, Alvin, 128, 131, 137, 138 Smith, Frank, 141 Smith, Helen, 238 Smith, Rdediah, 20, 22, 23 314 INDEX Smith, Joseph, 37 Smith, Josiah, 125 Smith, Keith, x- xi, 98, 137, 138- 41, 168- 70, 182- 83, 185, 216, 224- 40, 296- 97 Smith, Lott, 48 Smith, Sanford, 138 Smith, Sarah Ann Nelson, 131 Snake Indians, 9 Snake River Stock Growers Association, 98- 99, 113, 114 Snyder, W. H., 82 Solomon, George, 87- 88, 137, 138 Son, Dick, 71, 88, 96, 130, 139 South, Ren, 183 Stebbins, Daniel A., x, xiii Stegner, Wallace, 57, 74, 295 Steinaker, Bill, 212 Steinaker, Elbert, 213 Steinaker, Joe, 88 Steinaker, Maud, 88 Stevens, George, 137 Stewart, A. J. B., 158, 162 Stewart, Eleanore Pruett, 85, 170, 172- 73, 297 Stewart, John, 65, 71 Stillwell, Adam, 88 Stillwell, Frank, 88 Stoll, George, 85, 88 Stoll, George Jr., 88 Stoll, Mary, 85 Stone, Julius, 247- 48 Stout, Hosea, 43- 44, 46 Stuart, Robert, 18 Sublette, William, 23 Summit County, 54, 155 Sumner, Jack, 60, 61, 71 Sundance Kid, 115- 18 Swedin, Eric, 297 Swett Ranch, 263, 265, 267 Swett, James, 144 Swett, Lewis Lyman, 253 Swett, Lyman, 144 Swett, Oscar, 82, 83, 144, 149, 253, 263 Swift, Robert, 141- 42 Taylor Flats, 254- 55 Taylor Grazing Act of 1934, 182- 83 Taylor, Zachary, 46 Tennent, William, 297 Terresa, 109- 10 Terry, Charles, 150 Thomas, O'Dell, 180 Thompson, Almon Harris, 65, 71, 74 Thompson, Eleen, 166 Thompson, Longhorn, 113- 14 Thompson, Phil, 25, 27- 28 Thornburgh, Thomas, 226 Tiffany, Charles, 76 Tinker, Fay, 147, 160, 168- 70, 177 Tinker, Mary, 168 Tittsworth, Billy, 91- 92, 111, 112, 292 Tolliver, Lum, 94 Tolton, Edward, 128, 137 Tracy, Harry, 118- 19 Treaty of Fort Bridger, 53- 54 Tuttle, Blaine, 262 Twitchell, Anciel T., 158 Twitchell, Annie, 130 Twitchell, Elizabeth, 130 Twitchell, Franklin, 128 Twitchell, Henry, 130, 161 Twitchell, Maria, 128 Twitchell, Phoebe, 171 Twitchell, Rita, 173 Twitchell, Willis, 130, 135, 136 Two Bar Ranch, 99, 112 Uinta Mountains, 3- 4 Uintah County, 155- 57 Uintah County School District, 150 Uintah Forest Reserve, 144- 45, 246 United States Army Corps of Engineers, 196- 97 United States Bureau of Land Management, 258 United States Bureau of Reclamation, 190- 219 United States Fish and Wildlife Service, 255 United States Forest Service, 148, 246, 268 Upper Colorado River Basin Compact, 196 INDEX 315 Upper Colorado River Grass Roots, Inc., 202 Utah Centennial County History Council, xv- xvi Utah Division of State History, xv- xvi Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, 255 Utah Jazz, 271 Utah Power and Light Company, 191 Utah State Fish and Game Department, 258 Utah State Historical Society, 265 Utah State Legislature, xv- xvi Utah Statehood Centennial, 269 Ute Indians, 8- 9, 10- 12, 22, 40, 53, 60- 61 Ute Mountain Fire Tower, 162 Utley, Robert, 103 Vasquez, Louis, 35, 41, 45 Vernal, 156, 237 Wahlquist, Leta, xii Waite, Elbert E., 161, 162 Wakara, 40 Walker, Joseph, 27, 28, 31, 58 Walkup, George, 266 Wall, Peter G, 135, 156, 175 Warby, Caroline, 128, 131 Warby, George, 128, 131 Warby, James, 128 Warby, loseph, 128 Warby, Keith, 163 Warby, Samuel, 128- 29 Warby, Steven, 128 Warner, Matt, 81, 105- 6, 108- 9, 112, 115- 18,292- 93 Warren, James, 92, 105- 6 Wasatch County, 54 Washakie, 52, 54 Washam, David, 88, 96 Water Systems, 261- 62 Watkins, Arthur V., 197 Webb, Roy, 190, 247- 48, 294, 298 Weber, John H., 22 Welch, Tom, 214 Well Baby Clinic, 171 Wells, Daniel H., 42 Welsted, Tom, 266 Wheeler, George, 58, 78 Wherry, Park, 246 Whitman, Marcus, 34 Whitman, Narcissa, 34 Widdop, Ellen, 88 Widdop, James, 88 Widdop, Tom, 88 Wild Bunch, 116- 18 Wilde, Jon, 277 Wilde, RaNae, xii Williams, Albert, 92 Williams, Barbara, 143, 177 Williams, Bill, 29, 30, 143, 169 Williams, Eleen, 129, 143, 166 Williams, Emmett, 143, 177 Williams, Jared, 91 Williams, Paul, 143, 166, 177 Willis, Charles, 261 Wilson, A. D., 76 Wislizenus, Frederick A., 27 Woodruff, Abraham O., 134 World War I, 163- 64 World War II, 169, 185- 86 Wyman, Charles, 88 Wyoming, 54 Ylincheta, Melanie, 212 Young, Brigham, 37, 40, 41, 46, 47 Young, Merle, 263- 64 Zeigler, Frank, 239 Zwinger, Ann, 1 Michael W. Johnson was born in Illinois, raised in Arizona, and has lived in Utah since 1983. A graduate of Arizona State University, in 1987 he received a M. S. degree in History from Utah State University, where he was a Presidential Fellow. He has been a school­teacher, a national park ranger, a museum curator, and is currently director of USU's nationally recognized Utah History Fair pro­gram. In 1995 he received the " Friends of the Humanities Award" from Governor Mike Leavitt and the Utah Humanities Council. Robert E. Parson is University Archivist at Utah State University and is the author of A History of Rich County, also a part of this series. Daniel A. Stebbins received a M. A. in History from Utah State University, served at Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia, and has worked with other museums in Oregon, Wyoming, Utah, and North Carolina. Front dust jacket photograph: Children in front of Red School House, built in Linwood on the Wyoming- Utah state line, c. 1900; courtesy of Sweetwater County Museum. Back dust jacket photograph: Flaming Gorge Reservoir; courtesy Allan Kent Powell. jacket design by Richard Firmage The Utah Centennial County History Series was funded by the Utah State Legislature under the administration of the Utah State Historical Society in cooperation with Utah's twenty- nine county governments.