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21. Grazing on public domain, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 11816, to stop injury to public grazing lands by preventing overgrazing and soil deterioration, to provide for their orderly use, improvement, and development, to stabilize livestock industry dependent upon public range, and for other purposes, May 3-June 2, [1932].

Corporate/Agency Authors:
Public Lands Committee, House and Congress
Publisher:
Public Lands Committee, House
Date:
1932
SuDoc number:
Y 4.P 96/2:G 79/8

23. Public lands. Granting remaining unreserved public lands to States, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 5840, proposing to grant vacant, unreserved, unappropriated, nonmineral lands to accepting States, and to authorize the President to establish national ranges in nonaccepting States, and for other purposes, Feb. 13-Apr. 19 [1932].

Corporate/Agency Authors:
Public Lands Committee, House and Congress
Publisher:
Public Lands Committee, House
Date:
1932
SuDoc number:
Y 4.P 96/2:P 96/2

29. Oklahoma. Granting public lands to Oklahoma, hearings, 71st Congress 2d session, on H. R. 11133, granting to Oklahoma 210,000 acres of unappropriated nonmineral land for benefit of its agricultural and mechanical colleges according to provisions of acts of July 2, 1862, and July 23, 1866, and authorizing Secretary of Treasury, upon Secretary of Interior certifying number of acres available and that there are not sufficient lands in Oklahoma to comply with provisions of this act, to pay Oklahoma in lieu thereof sum of $1.25 per acre for number of acres due said State.

Corporate/Agency Authors:
Public Lands Committee, House, House of Representatives, and Congress
Publisher:
Public Lands Committee, House
Date:
1930
SuDoc number:
Y 4.P 96/2:Ok 4/2

30. Superior National Forest. Superior National Forest, Minn., hearings, 71st Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 6981, to promote better protection and highest public use of lands of United States and adjacent lands and waters in northern Minnesota for production of forest products, development and extension of recreational uses, preservation of wild life, and other purposes not inconsistent therewith, and to protect more effectively streams and lakes dedicated to public use under terms and spirit of clause 2 of Webster-Ashburton treaty of 1842 between Great Britain and United States, and looking toward joint development of indispensable international recreational and economic assets.

Corporate/Agency Authors:
Public Lands Committee, House and Congress
Publisher:
Public Lands Committee, House
Date:
1930
SuDoc number:
Y 4.P 96/2:Su 7/3/pt.3

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