Series 1205

Silk Commission Bounty applications, 1896-1904.

0.35 cubic foot

These records are housed in the Utah State Archives' permanent storage room.

Historical Note

See history of the records' creator.

Summary of Records

These records document one of the primary activities of the Silk Commission which was to pay bounties to individuals or corporations producing silk cocoons.

Scope and Content

These records document one of the primary activities of the Silk Commission which was to pay bounties to individuals or corporations producing silk cocoons. The bounty applications consist of two documents, the application for bounty signed by the grower and by a representative of the Silk Commission, and a certificate of transmittal to the Secretary of State. Bounties were paid at a rate of 25 cents per pound of cocoons produced.

Arrangement

Alphabetical by county, thereunder chronological by year.

Access Restrictions

This series is classified as Public.

Use Restrictions

These records are available for reproduction and use.

Preferred Citation

Cite the Utah State Archives and Records Service, the creating agency name, the series title, and the series number.

Acquisition Information

These records were acquired from the creating agency through established retention schedules.

Processing Information

This series was archivally processed by Arlene Schmuland in December 1998.

Related Material

Biennial reports from the Silk Commission, Series 5880, contains yearly totals for bounties paid state-wide.
Financial records from the Silk Commission, Series 20946, contains yearly totals for bounties paid state-wide.

Container List

BoxFolderDescription
11Box Elder, 1896-1897
12Box Elder, 1898-1899
13Box Elder, 1900-1901
14Box Elder, 1902-1904
15Cache
16Davis
17Emery
18Garfield
19Grand
110Iron
111Juab
112Kane
113Salt Lake
114San Pete
115Tooele
116Uintah
117Utah, 1896-1898
118Utah, 1899
119Utah, 1900
120Utah, 1901-1904
121Washington, 1896-1898
122Washington, 1899-1901
123Washington, 1902-1904
124Wayne
125Weber, 1896
126Weber, 1897
127Weber, 1898
128Weber, 1899
129Weber, 1902