ML20028B263

Limited Appearance Statement.Hanford Site Is Not Part of Yakima Indian Nation Reservation Established by 1855 Treaty. Indian Privilege of Hunting,Gathering Roots & Berries & Grazing Animals Does Not Extend to Hanford Site

ML20028B263
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Site:	Skagit
Issue date:	11/26/1982
From:	Fitz C, Hames R ENERGY, DEPT. OF
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DOCKETED 03NRC UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NUCLEAR REGULA10RY COMMISSION '82 f,7129 N0:20 BEFORE THE ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD In the Matter of Docket Nos.

PUGET SOUND POWER AND LIGHT ) STN 50-5I2 COMPANY, ET AL. ) STN 50-523

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(Skagit/HanfordNuclearPower )

Project, Units 1 and 2) )

LIMITED APPEARANCE STATEMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY The Yakima Indian Nation (YIN) has submitted a Petition To Intervene and a Supplement to Petition To Intervene in the proceedings on the Amended Application For Construction Permits and Facility Licenses submitted by the Puget Sound Power and Light Company, et al. in the subject matter. In its Petition and Supplement the YIN contends that certain issues, including possible interference with or violation of reserved rights held by the YIN under the Treaty With The Yakimas which was executed on June 9, 1855 have not been addressed. The YIN also states that it ceded 10 million acres, including the Hanford Reservation, to the United States in that treaty.

In a Memorandum and Order Re: Supplement to Petition to Intervene of Confederated Tribes and Bands of Yakima Indian Nation, dated October 29, 1982, the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board at page 4 accepted as a contention the

{ second sentence of the YIN'S Contention 5 expressed in that Supplement. In a LIMITED APPEARANCE STATEMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY - 1 5511300221 821126 '

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p subsequent Memorandum and Order of November 2, 1982, the Board on page 2 4 rephrased the accepted sentence of the YIN's Contention 5 as follows:

Environmental impacts associated with the construction and operation of the S/HNP f acility at the proposed site on the Hanford Reservation must not infringe existing treaty rights of the Yakima Indian Nation. (YIN 5 - II. Note that Board has added certain words for purpose of specificity; no change of scope is intended.)

It is assumed that the Board's acceptance of the second sentence of the YIN's Contention 5 as described above does not equate with Board agreement that such treaty rights do in fact exist on the Hanford Site. There also appears to be a substantial question whether the Board has jurisdiction to resolve any disagreement that might exist or arise between the YIN and the United States regarding the existence or nonexistence of the YIN's described treaty rights on the Hanford Site.

Pursuant to Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 2.715, the Department of Energy hereby offers this limited appearance statement on the foregoing contentions of the YIN as they relate to the Hanford Reservation (hereinafter called the Hanford Site), more particularly those contentions based upon the portion of Article III of the Treaty of 1855 With The Yakimas (Attachment 1) which " secured" to the YIN, ". . . the privilege of hunting, gathering roots and berries, and pasturing their horses and cattle upon open unclaimed land."

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HISTORY OF THE HANFORD SITE On February 8,1943, the War Department issued a Directive (Attachment 2) for acquisition of approximately 447,870 acres of land in the south central part of Washington State for the " Gable Project" (construction of f acilities to produce plutonium for nuclear weapons) to be conducted by the Manhattan District, Corps of Engineers. The Directive called for acquisition of fee title to about 100,000 acres on which the facilities were to be constructed, plus about 15,000 acres encompassing the City of Richland and the present 300 Area within the Hanford Site. The remainder of the 695-square mile area covered by the Directive was leased from private owners for the duration of the war. An Amended Directive (Attachment 3) was issued by the War Department on June 5,1944, to acquire approximately 430,780 acres, including 79,400 acres of public domain for the purpose of the facilities and protective perimeter.

The applicable public land orders (Attachment 4) withdrew and reserved the public dorkain for the use of the War Department for military purposes. Tight security was essential to protect that critical project. The February 8, 1943,

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War Department Directive stated that access by other than authorized personnel was to be prohibited from the protective perimeter.

Pursuant to Executive Order 9816 (Attachment 5) effective midnight December 31, 1946, responsibility for the Hanford Site was transferred to the Atomic Energy i

Commission (AEC) which acquired fee title to lands in Benton, Grant, Franklin, and Adams Counties, that had been leased by the United States for use as part of the protective perimeter around the plant facilities. Public land orders (Attachnent 6) were issued to reflect the fact that the public domain portion LIMITED APPEARANCE STATEMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY - 3 Il

t of the Hanford Site was reserved for the AEC in connection with its Hanford Oper/dions. The AEC and the Bureau of Rec 1mnation also entered into an agreement (Attachment 7) under which the Bureau gave the AEC the " custody, possession, and use" of approximately 27,000 acres of acquired lands and certain public domain lands. The Hanford Site now includes approximately 570-square miles of acquired lands and public domain lands owned by the United States and located primarily in Benton County, Washington.

The prohibition against access to the Hanford Site by unauthorized personnel was continued by the AEC. The Hanford Site boundary where trespassing was prohibited pursuant to the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended, Public Law 83-703, as implemented by Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations Part 160 was described in the Federal Register, Volume 30, No. 202 on October 19, 1965.

The nonregulatory authorities and functions of the AEC, including adminis-tration and operation of the Hanford Site and related f acilities, were transferred to the Administrator of the Energy Research and Development Administration (ERDA) by the Energy Reorganization Act of 1974, Public Law 93-438, and thereafter to the Secretary of Energy in 1977 (together with certain functions of other agencies and departments of the Federal government) by the Department of Energy Organization Act, Public Law 95-91. Currently l

most of the Hanford Site south of the Columbia River is fenced and/or posted to prohibit access by unauthorized personnel. This is pursuant to regulations set out in Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 860 and the authority of Section 229 of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended, which was among LIMITED APPEARANCE STATEMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY - 4 i ,

the authorities transferred from the AEC to ERDA and thereafter to the Depart-ment of Energy as described above. The fencing and posting are primarily for security reasons and secondarily for protection of the health and safety of the public.

Attachment 8 is a map that'shows the location of the Hanford Site.

FACILITIES AND ACTIVITIES ON THE HANFORD SITE The Hanford Site is a broadly diversified production and laboratory complex devoted to Department of Energy programs of national and regional interest.

These include research and development and materials productian activities; breeder reactor development centered around the Fast Flux Test Facility, a 400-megawatt thermal, sodium-cooled reactor in which fuels, alloys, and other materials are tested; operation of the dual purpose N Reactor which produces plutonium and excess steam that is utilized to operate the nearby Washington Public Power Supply System electric generating plant; production of nuclear materials; management of defense radioactive waste's; environmental sciences to identify and determine the impact of man's activities upon the environment and biomedical and health effects research for evaluation of potential hazards from existing and developing energy technologies.

In addition, the Washington Public Power Supply System has almost completed construction of another nuclear power generating plant on the Hanford Site and has two partially completed plants located there. A railroad system and network of highways as well as numerous electric power lines and telephone LIMITED APPEARANCE STATEMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY - 5

lines are on the Site as are other support services such as a bus system, security and patrol force, fire protection and medical personnel and facilities. The Bonneville Power Administration operates several substations within the Site boundary. A comaercially operated low-level radioactive waste disposal facility is located near the center of the Site. The Department of Energy and one of the applicants in the above-captioned matter, i.e., the Puget Sound Power and Light Company, have been negotiating for sale and purchase of a section of land on the Hanford Site and the granting of related easements for use in connection with construction and operation of one or more nuclear power generating plants.

THE HANFORD SITE IS NOT OPEN UNCLAIMED LAND As previously stated, the contentions of the YIN are based on the Article III of the 1855 treaty which reads as follows:

ARTICLE III. And provided, that, if necessary for the public convenience, roads may be run through the said reservation; and on the other hand, the right of way, with free access from the same to the nearest public highway, is secured to them; as also the right, in common with citizens of the United States, to travel upon all public highways.

The exclusive right of taking fish in all the streams, where 4

running through or bordering said reservation, is further secured to said confederated tribes and bands of Indians, as also the right of taking fish at all usual and accustomed places, in common with citizens of the Territory, and of erecting temporary buildings for curing them; together with the privilege of hunting; gathering roots and berries, and pasturing their horses and cattle upon open unclaimed land. (Emphasis added.)

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l The YIN now contends the privilege extends to the Hanford Site as part of the 2

land ceded by the YIN to the United States in the treaty. The Hanford Site is not part of the YIN reservation that was established in the treaty.

The Departnent of Energy disagrees with the YIN's contentions. Judicial interpretation of Article III of the treaty is somewhat limited. Those cases cv...idering the language have generally involved state enforcement of hunting laws and regulations where treaty Indians were hunting outside the boundarics of their reservation.

The privilege secured by the treaty has been recognized as one which is limited in scope. It does not extend to all lands which the YIN ceded to the United States but only to open unclaimed land. The courts have recognized that the parties to the treaty knew that land which was then open would be occupied and put to other uses and the privilege would no longer apply. For instance, in State v. Coffee, 556 P.2d 1185 (Idaho, 1976), an Indian was convicted of violating state hunting regulations by shooting and killing a deer on private

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property and out of season. The Indian was a member of a nontreaty, non- '

reservation tribe and contended she had an aboriginal right, as distinguished from a treaty right, to hunt on the private proper'y. The Court agreed with earlier conclusions of the Indian Claims Commission that although her tribe had not been a signatory to the Hellgate Treaty of 1855, that treaty extin-guished her tribes' aboriginal rights in the affected land and she had only a continuing right to hunt on open and unclaimed land. The pertinent language in the Hellgate Treaty of 1855 is almost identic?1 to the Article III language in the treaty with the YIN with respect to the privilege of hunting, gathering LIMITED APPEARANCE STATEMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY - 7

roots and berries and pasturing their horses and cattle upon open unclaimed land. The only difference is that the Hellgate Treaty used the words "open and unclaimed land" whereas the words "open unclaimed land" were used in the treaty with the YIN. The court found that such language gave no privilege to hunt on privately-owned land since that land is not open and unclaimed. The fact that the land may have been open and unclaimed at the time the treaty was signed was not dispositive. It is apparent from the court's decision that the status of the land as open and unclaimed is determined by its present status, not by its status at the time of the treaty. To hold otherwise would have made all land ceded by the Indians inalienable, a result that was clearly not the intent of the signatories to the treaties. Land which no longer remains both open and unclaimed is not subject to the privilege described in the treaties.

A review of the treaty minutes prepared at the time of negotiating the 1855 Treaty with the YIN as quoted in State v. Chambers, 81 Wash. 2d 929, 936, 506, P.2d 311, 315 (1973) confirms that the privilege of hunting, gathering roots and berries and pasturing their horses and cattle was limited in scope. For example, the Article III privilege is explained in part in the minutes at folio 123:

They shall have the same liberties outside the Reservation to pasture animals on land not occupied by whites, to kill game, to get berries and to go on the roads to market.

(Emphasis added.)

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It is apparent that the treaty signatories intended the terms "open and unclaimed" to mean those ceded lands not occupied and put to use by " whites."

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When considered from that vantage it is clear that the Hanford Site is neither "open" nor " unclaimed." The site was established in 1943 to carry out an essential defense function of the Federal government - the production of plutonium for nuclear weapons. The activities at the site have since been l greatly expanded by the research, development and production programs, reactor operations, management of radioactive wastes, environmental. sciences and other functions undertaken by the Department of Energy and its predecessors as described earlier in this statement.

The Hanford Site is not "open" land. Shortly after selection of the site in 1943, the operational areas (including the area upon which the Puget Powei-plants are proposed) were fenced and closed to all persons except those authorized to enter. The site has essentially remained closed to the public ever since. This is in marked contrast to the Federal government's ownership of other lands such as national forests which areJheld for a nonproprietary purpose and are open to the public at large. Cases which have denied enforce-ment of state hunting regulations against Indians hunting on national forest lands on the basis of the treaty privilege to hunt on open unclaimed land are simply not applicable to the Hanford Site.1 Acceptance of the YIN's 1

The seminal case concerning enforcement of state regulations against treaty Indians hunting on National forest land is State v. Arthur, 261 P.2d 135, 74 Idaho 251 (Idaho Supreme Court,1953).

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assertion of the Article III treaty privilege of hunting, pasturing their horses and cattle, etc. on the Hanford Site would require a finding that similar privileges exist on such Federal installations as large air bases, forts and camps - a conclusion that was clearly not intended by the treaty.

4 The Hanford Site is not " unclaimed" land. In establishing'the Hanford Site for the operations conducted thereon the Federal government obtained the i privately-owned portion by negotiation or condemnation and reserved the 4

public domain portion for military purposes and later for the AEC's Hanford Operations. These actions clearly constitute a claim as to the land.

l Thus, neither of the conditions precedent to the asserted privilege on the Hanford Site can be met. The site is not "open" since it has been fenced and closed to the public since 1943. It is not " unclaimed" as it has been reserved, occupied and utilized by the Government for an essential national purpose.

Although the analysis set forth above shows that ti2 claim asserted by the YIN does not apply to the Hanford Site, it should be noted that to the best of our knowledge the assertion of the described privilege is made for the first time l in this licensing proceeding. The claim has never been made to the Department l of Energy or its predecessor agencies in the almost 40 years of operation of the site.

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RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED this 26th day of November, 1982.

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'tril o of Indiani; thence in a trua south divido~. separating' the waters of the ,

contea to the forty-saventh (M ) parallel Sata 33 river from thoas flowing into the of latitudo ; thenco cast on taid parallel Columbia rive' r; thonco along raid divide

'o the Innin Palousi river, which two to the main Yakama, eight miles below

.ntter lines of boundary separato the the mouth of the Sataas river; and above coufederated tribes and banda from thence up the Yakama river to the place the Spokanes; thenco down the Palouse of beginnin:;. - .

river to its junction with the Moh. hah. All which tract eball be net cuart,' '

no.sha, or southern tributary cf the samo; ' and, so far as ne'ce.mry, surveyed'and to thence, the Snake in ariver, toutheaterly directicn'the et tha :nouth of inarhed becefit cfout,the for saidthe exclusivo use confederated and-

. tribes Tucannon river, ecparating the above and bands of Indians, as nn Indian re-confaderatml triben from tho L: Perc6 eervation ; nor shall an'y white man; triba ofIndians; thence down the Snake c:cepting those in the employment of riv:r to its innetion with the Coluchia~ the Indian Denartnient, bo permitt.Fi to river; thenEo up the Columbia river to resido upon the said reservaiion without the " White bauks," below the Priest's perminion of the tribo und the superin?

ranida ; thenco vesterly to a Jr.ke eslled tendent and n3 cot. And the said con-8' La Lac;" thinco toutherly to n point federsted tribes and banda agree to ' ro-on tha Yakama river called Toh-mnh- to m<,ve, and settle upou, the same, with-luke; thence, ia a southwe.derly direc- in one year after the ratification of this L tion, to the Columbia r ' iver, at tha west- trenty. In the meantima it chall be ern entremity of the " Big isind," be- Innful for them to resido npen anyground tween the mouths of the Uraatilla river not in the netual claim and occupat'oa and Butler creek; nll shich latter of citizens of th' United e State 3; and boundarica separato the above confeder- upon any ground claimed or ccenpied, ated tribes and bands from tho Walla- if with thc perrnission of the owner or Walla, Cayusg .nd Umatilla tribea and claimant, banda of Indiana ; thence down the C:>- Guarantooin~, however, the right to lumbis river to midway between the all citizens of taoUnited T States, to enter montha of Whito Salmon and Wind upon and occupy n9 ecttlers any lands rivera; thenco along the divida between not cctanlly occupied and cultivated by -

raid rirors to thu main ridge of the Cas- raid Indians at this time, and not in-cada mountaini; and thence along naid cluded in the reservation above named.

rid;;o to the place of beginning. cind provided, that any substantial An::cr.n II. Thero is, however, re- improvemento heretoforo mada by any -

l cerved, from the Ir.nds abovo ceded for Indian, such as fielda enclesed and cul- .,

! tha mo nnd cecuntion of the aforem!d tiratcd, ned houses erected unon the ',

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5 be compelled to abanden in consequence the ratification of the trer.ty, ten thons-of this treaty, sihall be valued, under the and dollars per year, commencing Sep-direction of tho'Presidcut of tho United ten,ber 1,183 ; for the ucxt f

vo yeare, i States, and pcyment mr.de therefor in cight thousand dellcrc each year; for.

money; or improvements of an equct the tent firo years, ei thousr.nd dollars value mndo for raid Indian upon tbc per year; r.nd for the next fivo yeare, reservation. And no Indian will be re- four thousand dollars per ycar. 2

. quired to' abaudon the improvements All which sums of money she.ll be

.r. foresaid, now occupied by him,. until applied to the uso and benentof enid In-their vclue in money,er improvements dians, under the direction of the Presi-i- ' of nn equal valuo shcIl bc furnished him dent of the United States, who may front as r6 foresaid, time to time detertaine, at his discretion, Attrerm III. sind protided, that, if upon what beneGeial objects to expend necensary for the public convenience, the same for them. And the superin-roads may be run thrbugh the said res- tendentofIndian affairs,or other proper crvr.: ion ; .and on the other hand,.the Vdect, shall each year inform the Preal-right of way, with frec.acebss from the dent of the wishes of the Indians in re-:

a . same 'to the necrest public highway, is lation thereto.

secured to them; as also tne right,in Annerm V. 'The United States further, common with citizens of the . United agree to establish.at cuitablo points States, to travel upon all public high- within said reservation, within ono yest vcys. -

efcer the ratiflection hereof, two schools, The exclusive right of taking' fish in erecting the necmary buidings, keeping ,

cll the streams, whero running through them in repair, and providing them with j or bordering enid reservction, is further furniture, books, and stationery, one of 1 -

. secured to scid confedercted tribes and which shall be en agricultural and in -

< b5nds cf Indinra, r.a alco the right of d:ctrial ech:c!, to be . Jocated at the*

1 14hing fieh at all usunt and accustomed egency, and to be free to the children o(

placce, in common.with' citizens of the the said confederated tribes cud bands.

Territory, and of erecting temporary cfIndians, and to employ one superin-buildings for curing them ; together with iendent of teaching and two teacherc; to

. the privilege of hunti::g, gathering root; build two blacksmiths' shops, to one of sud berries, and .pusturing their horses which shall bo attached a tin shop, and i cud cattle upon open uncleamed laud. to the other r. gunstuith's shon ; ono Ar. nets IV. In consideration of the entpenter'sabop,one waggonand plough . -

above cetrion, the United States agree to mr.kcr'c shop, and to keep the same in pay to the said confederated tribes and repair and furnished with the necei,sary -

l bands of Indians,in addition to the tools ; to ceploy one superintendent of '

goode cad pro-isions distributed to them

• farming and two farmers, two " black """*"

,pt. the time of signing thia trestv, the smiths, one tinner, one gunsm

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sum of two hundred thousand dollars, carpenter,one wagCon cnd plouchranker, in the following menner, that is to ry: for the instruction of the IEdians in sixty thouu.nd dollars, to bo expended trades and to assist them in the satne;

. under the direction of the President cf to erect one enw mill r.nd ono flouring

. the United Str.te::, tbc first year ntkr the mill, keeping the samo in repcir t.nd far-ratifict. tion of this trenty, in providing pished with the neceur.ry tools and iir-for their removal to the reservation, tures; to crect a horpitr.I, keeping the '

breating up and fenciog farms, building same in repair and previded (vith ino' houses for them, supp.ying thc= with necesary mediciucs and furniture, nad i i

provicieur. cod a saitchle outfit, and for to cmploy a phycicica ; and to crect, heap '

such othcr objecta as ho may deem neces. in repair, nud provido with the necessary

, tr.ry,.snd the remcindce in annuitin, furniture tho btdidings reouired for the ^

rs follows: for the farnt flvo years after accommodaiion of. tho,. paid employees.

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uforesaid, and the ernployees to Iso kept treaty s7ith the Omahaa, co far as the l in service for the perica of tucuty year:i. sarne may be applic tblo.

And is vir.c et the fact that th:, hend Anncta VII. The annuities ~of the chief of the said confederated tribes and aforesaid confederated tribes and bands bands of Indians is e.:pected, and will ofIndians shall not bo taken to pay tho

• be called upon, to perform many nrvices debu of individuals.

of a public cbaracter, occupyiny much of Annctn VIII. The aforenid confed- [$-) w his time, the United States further agrea crated tribes and bands of Indians r.c-to psy to the said confederated tribe s and knowledge their dependenco upou tho ,D F. U bands oilodiana fivohundred dollars per government of the United Stata, and  ? ,T*.

year, for the term of twenty years atter promise to be friendly with all citizeni id the ratiGeation hereof, ni a salary fc.r euch thercof, and pledge thecnelves to com- 7 ~~

per. son as the said confederated tribes and mit no depredations ,upon the property bands of Indiana Inny eelect to be their of such citizens. . O)i head chief; to build for him at n suitablo T And sh'ould any one or mors of. them' reint on the reservation a comfortable violato this pledge, nud the fact be ,-

hense and properly furniah the same, satisfactorily proved before the agent, i $

and to plongtt and feuco ten acres ofland. the property taken shall be returned, or  %

Tho caid salary to be paid to, and the in default thereof, or if injured or de- [1.4 raid house to be occupied by, such head stroyed, compenntion may be made by  ?

chief ro lon l id that cCice. g as he raaycontinuo to hold the Norgovernment will they make out ofwar theupon annuities.

aur i.s And it is distinctly understecd end other tribe, except in zelf-defence, hu't agreed that at the tirre of the conclueion will cuhmit nu matters of difference be-ed P

of this treaty Kamniakun is the duly tween them and other Indians to the M.]4

'clecwl n,d authorized bcad chief of tho ' government of the United States or its '

A confederated tribes and bands aforeanid, agent for decision, and abide thereby.

etyled the Yeksen na%n, nud is re- And H nay of the snid Indinus commit cogni cd as cuch by them and by the depredations on any other Indians with-

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comminioners on the part of the United in the Territeries of Washington or 4 l States bolding this treaty; and all tha Oregon, the same rulo chall prevail na y c:penditarea and c penses contemplated that provided in this article in case of 7M in this article of this treaty shall ce de- dcpredations againsteitizens. And the frayed by ths United States, and sh:dl cnid confederated tribes and baada ofIn- %ry not be deducted from the annuities dinns agrco not to shelter or conceal f agread to be paid to raid confedernkd. offenders against the laws of the United ~~ ~~ .O

< trit *s and bands of Indians. Nor shall Statea, but to deliver them up to the '5 the coit of transporting the goods for authorities for trial.

the nnnuity paymenta be a chargo upon AnncLa IX. Tho said confederated th9 annuitic, but chall bo defrayed by tribcs and banda ofIndians desire to ex-J-}i the Unitel States, clude from their enervation the use of Annet.n VI. ThePresidentmay frcm nrdent spirits and to prevent their peo- dr timo to time, nt his discretion, cau,se the ple from drinking the samo, an'd, there-whola or such portions of such re,eryn- Gre, it is provided that any Imlian he- ie

'h tion na ho may think proper, . *.,o t ur- long:ng to said confederated tribes and I vcyr.d into lots, nnd anign the samo to banda ofIndians who is guilty of bring- t-anch indivisnla or families of tho taid ing liquor into raid reservaticu, or who confederab.d tribes and hands ofIMans drinks liquor, my havo his or her an-na nro willing to avail themselves of the nuitica withheld from him or har for privilege, and willlocato on the samo as puch timo ha tha President maydeter gi, fI

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is also reserve.1 nnd det apart frmn tho inay dircet, nnri' be subject to the ent..o Ir.uda ceded by this trerty, for the use . provisions and restric: ions r.2 other In-nad Lenefit of the nforesaid confaderated diu reservetions. -

trihe.s 4.nd bands, n tract ofland net c . Ar. :ctr XI. This trctty shnu be ob.

cceding in quantity one township of six ligatory upon the contracting parties as -

miles equare, eituated at the forha of the scan as the same che.H be ratified by tho

• g Pisquouse or Wenatsbr.pam river, and President and Senato of the United-gi.: States.

T known which ecid as the "Wenntshapam reecrve. fishcry,"d tion shall besurveye it' l'ji In testimony whereof, tho enid Ti nac I. Stevens, governor and superintendent r,1 ofIndian n% ira for the Territory of Washington, and the undersigned, head chief, 7 chiefe, headmen nod delegates of the cforesaid confederated tribes and bands of Indians, have hereunto set their hcuds and eesis at the place and on the dcy and f

J. year hereinbefore written.

Q ISAAC I. STEVENS, [L.c.

Ig Governcr cr.d Superirdenders]..

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k . Signed and sealed in presence of-g JA'.ms Doty, Secretary of Trt.: ties.

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1 . W. D. Brormr. -

H A. D. PAnvan, Irderpreter.

And wherer.s, the said treaty br.ving been submitted ta the Seonte of the United States for its constitutional action thereon, the said Sench did, on the 9 cighth day of March, one thouand eight hundred cud fifty-nine,-ndvise

{ cud concent to the ratification of thr same, by a resolution. in the words

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e .t iI "I:r E.w/n Smto:r, Sr.:rna, U:<rr:0 Smm, * .

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"12.xieed, (tr.e-thirda of tho senator.i present concurrin;;,) That tho Senato ad.in nnd consent to the ritiscation ci th > treaty betwen tha United States nnd

' the IIcad Chief, C.nea, ucc.d:c.?n an.1 D21::; ate. cf the Yahrna, Paloure, nnd other confedoratal tribes a::d bands of Indisua, cc upying lands lying in Wr.ch .

ington Territory, who, far the purporea of thia treaty, are to ha conaldered es ona -

na: ion, un<hr the na:ne of "Ytharas," wi:h Kamaiskun ca i:a IIcad Chief, signed

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Now, therefor 2, be it known that I, JAMES BUCIIANIN, President of the United States of A:nerica, do, in pursuance of the advice t.nd consent of the Senate, ca capreacd in their resolution of March' the eighth, ona 2

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In testimony whereof, I have hereunto caused the ceal of the United '.p Shtes to .pe affired, and have signed tha same with rny band. . .

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in the 2 carof our Lwd onc thousand cicht - hundred nod fift.v-' ,I !

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Consecutive Number RE-D 2161 February B,1943 PD WAR DEPART!EUT

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CE 601.1 (Gable Project, Wash.)SPEIA February 8, 1943.

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SUBJECT:

Acquisition of land for "Gablo" Project, Pasco, Washington.

TO: The Commanding General, Servicos of Supply. '

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There is a military necessity for the acquisition of land indicated under subject abovo, and described more in detail in paragraph 2 below.

2. Description f land and other pertinent data are as follows:

a. DRIEF DESCRIPTION OF IRID: The area involved lies in the south ccatral part of the Stato of Washington within parts of Benton, Yakima, Grant, Adams and Franklin Counties, as shown on the inclosed map.

, b. PROPOSED USE: The land is required in connection with the activitios of the lianhattan District, Corps of Engineers.

c. ACREAGE INVOLVED: Approximately 447,870 acres of land.

d. It1PROVEMSUTS : The acquisition involvos the purchase or lease of complete power plants, telephone systems, water supply sys-tems, railroad and water power facilitios, as well as nu=orous homes and business structures.

c. ESTI!aTED COST: Approxis:ately $3,281,300 for tho fee in m ., arca designated "A" (conter red); approximately $1,522,400 for the fee in area designated "D" (red); approximately $65,000 per ansun for a lensohold intorest in area "B" (bluo); approximately $60,000 for the acquisition of all improvements on area "B"; approximately $50,000 for a lonoohold interest in area designated "C" (groon); and an addi- .

tional $100,000 for land acquisition in fee simplo within Areas "B" and "C", and improvements in Aron "C",

if necessary. Area "E" will required approximately $75,000 for a leasehold interest in (Brown) both land and improvomonts.

f. !ETHOD OF ACC,UISITION: Areas "A" and "D" will be acquired in foo simplo, and Areas "B" and "C" will be acquired by leasehold arrangemont excopt for.the developed farn land and imprevements which will be acquired in fee simplo by negotiation or condemnation.

g. REISRKS: In regard to the portion designated "B" the areas theroin which are irrigated and devoloped and for(blue area) which completely restrictivo leases are impracticablo are to be pur-chased. The remaining areas are to be leased. Othor than for the main-tenance and development of access routes to the enclosed red areas, the leased blue nron will not be utilised but access by other than authorized personnel is to be prohibited. The Bonnevillo Power Administration is to be c11cwed l

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, CE' C01.1 (Cablo Project,1Tash.)SPEIA 2-8-43 (Continued) limited access for operation and maintenance work to the right of way of their Bonnevillo - Grand Coulco Power Line and through the blue area to the Midway Sub-Station. In regard to the portion designe.ted "C" this area can continuo to be r, sed as at present but any development which may result in or effect any material increase in population is P to be prohibited. General access rights to the blue and red areas through the green area are to be reserved. For the portien designated "E" it can be acquiro'd in feo simple only if necessary to avoid excess severances in connection with tho. acquisition of the irrigation district.

The branch lins railroad need not be acquired outside of the blue and rod areas. Furthermore, it is undorstood that acquisition of any realty interest therein is subject to clearance by the Interdepartmental Air Traffic Control Board and the release by the United States Navy of any of the land within.:the project now being considered for training area.

3. Tho determination of military necessity is based upon the recommen-dation of the Deputy Chief, Construction Division, Corps of' Engineers, as indicated in the inclosed memorandum, dated February 5,1943.

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estimates.Funds for this acquisition have not been included in any budget However, upon approval of the acquisition such obligations as are necessary for the purpose will be incurred from funds appropriated to the Chiof of Engineers, and the project will be included in the next availablo estimates.

5. It is recommended that the Under Secretary of 17ar be infor=ed that there is a military necessity for the acquisition of the abovementioned land and that land ho be for this requested to authori::o this offico to acquire the necessary project.

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It is also recommended that all papors necessary for the above-mentioned acquisition be removed from secret status.

For the Chiof of Engineers:

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SUBJECT:

Acquisiticn of Land for " Gable" Project, Pasco, ifashington.

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Trar Department, Headquartors, Services of Supply, February 8,1943.

TO: The Under Secretary of Vlar. .

1. The Secretary of TTar directs that you be informed that a military

~ ' * " ' necessity exists for the acquisition of the land referred to in the basic cc::caunication.

2 All papors necessary for acquisition of said land are hereby removed from secret status.

For the Co=tanding Generals TI. D. STYER Uajor General, G. S. C.

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Office of the Under Socrotary of 17ar, February 9, 1943 To: Chiof of Engineers.

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1. Approved for acquisition of land (for " Gable" Project, Pasco, '

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i~ Teachington, of Manhattan Engineer District), in accordanco with Section VII, Circular No. 47, TI. D.1942. '

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Washington) SPEIR 5 JUN 1944

SUBJECT:

Acquisition of land for hnford Engineer Works Project, Washington.

TO: Tho Comnanding General, Army Service Forces 4 . . . ~. . 41.-The following . directives have been issued.in connection with the '_ , , .~

Hanford Engineer Works Project, Liashington:

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TOTI T7eb. RE-D 2161 190,833 Pee. $5,153,700 For the Manhattan 257,037 Leasehold District, Corps of

%gineers 8 Apr. Unnumbered - Authorized the amendment in the estato to be, acquired in Areas "A", "B" and "C", thereof.

28 Aug. RE-D 2161 A - Authorized a revision in the boundary line batween Areas "B" and "C".

25 Sept. RE-D 2161 A - A= ended directive dated 6 February 1943 to autdorize the transfer of Government owned lands to the use of the War Department.

2. Based upon the approval of the District Enginoer, Manhattan District and the recommendation of the Division Engineer, Pacifici l vision, by letter dated 17 May 1944, a military necessity exists to revies and ' supplement the above

. ._ montione.d, directives..as,. set.. forth below , _ , , ,

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a. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE LAND:

contral part of the State of Washington within Denton. Franklin, Yakima and Grant Counties, as shown on the inclosed nap, dated 20 May 1943 and revised 12 March 1944, marked Directive Map - Original, and entitled " Key Map of fogements Hanford Engin'eer Works", No. H 1 RE

b. PROPOSED USE: For the Manhattan District, Corps of Engineers.

c. ACREAGE INVOLVED: Approximately 430,780 acres of . land, includ-s ing 79,400 acros of Government owned land (approximately . ..N ).hl 3,270 '.trnq(y),

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e. ESTIMATED COST: $8,500,000, as follows:

{ (1). Area "A",1,2G7 tracts totaling 99,'!84 acres to be acquired in fee . . . . . . $ 2,239,700 (2). Area "D", 645 tracts totaling 14,927 acros to be acquired in fee . . . .. . 1,911,400 g,,.,..,._... . .~ - - w-c ._ = . . . . . . ~ . . - - - o. .. . ..- ,. s . s, s y .s , .

(3). In Areas "B", "C", & "E", 135 tracts totaling 28,989 acres to be acquired in fee . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . 425,000 f

(4). Areas "B", "C", & "$", 979 tracts com-prising 170,800 acres to be leased (Annual Rental).. . . . . . . . . . . .

20,000 (5). Aoquisition of easements in Areas "B"

& "C" . .. . . .... . . . . . . . . 3,000 (6). Acquisition of all improvements in Area "B" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68,000 (7). Acquisition of all improvement,s in Area "E".................. 7,000 (8). Acquisition'of improvements in Area "C" 16,000 (9). In Area "B" & "C" War restriction agree-monts on 253 tracts cosprising 36,441 m - <. . ~ aceos-. .<. . .... . . . .. . . . . . .~ 255 . .

(10). Cemetery removal . . . . . . . .. . . . 20,000 (11). Purchase of power lines . . . . . . . . 725,000 (12). Payment of bonds, interest and warrants ,

of the Priest Rapids Irrigation District 170,000 (13). Payment of bonde, interest and warrants of the Richland Irrigation District . . 48,0p ~

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(1). Area "A" 99,783.62 acres Acreage to be acquired in fee . . . . . ...

Acreage to be acquired by transfor . . . . . 24,200.32 Total . . . . . . 123,983.94 acres

%-, m- - - *- - The following properties included in the above moreage r , ., 7 m a are to be acquired in fees (1) Columbia River Shore Land,s located adajeent to the west and south banks of the Columbia

- River, (2) C.W. & St. P. Railroad right of way (3) Tne hold-ings of the Columbia River Telephone Company and (4) The holdings of the Kennewick Telephone Company. The cemeteries will be removed from this area.

(2). Area "B" Acrea6e to be acquired in fee (Improved Proporties). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25,906.33 acres Acreage to be acquired by transfer . . . . . 45,349.33 "

Acreage to be leased . . . . . . . . . . . 165,773.00 Acreago acquired by War restriction agree- "

ments. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,397.00 Aoreage acquired by permanent easement . . . 425.57 Total. . . . . . 239,861.23 acres i

The right of way of the C.W. & St. P. Railroad will be acquired in foe. The 425.5 acres referred to above and ac-quired for easemont purposes include the Hanford-Richland Railroad, Hanford-Richland Telephone Cable, Hanford-Richland

. . -o Highway,mthe 200 E connection, McGee Well right of_ way, Gold Creek Road ribht of way, the Hanford-West Railroad and River-land Yards.

(3) Area "C" Acroage to be acquired in fee (Improved ,

Properties). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,356.29 acres l Aoreage to be leased . . . . . . . . . . . . 473.50 "

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mit. . . . . . . . . . '. . . . . . . . ... 8,360.34 Aereage to be acquired by War restriction "

agreement. . . ........ . . . . . . 34,044.58 Acreage to be acquired by permanent ease-l ment. . . . . . . . . . . ...... . . .. 12 49 Total . . . . . . 44,2,4_7,,,20 a' ore s 4

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Hanford Engr. Wks., Washington The moreage 'to be acquired in fee referred to above in-cludes the Columbia River and the Yaldma Shorelands.

(5). Area "E".

Aereage to be acquired in fee. . . . . . . . . . 1,726.00 acres Acreage to be acquired by lease. . . . . . . ... . 4,553.45 Acreage to be acquired by transfer . . . . . . . . . 3?0.00 "

Total . . . . . . . . . 6,599.45 acres

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Improvements of the Washington Irrigation District located in Arca "E" will be acquired. The land upon which

-" the said improvements are located will be leased. All land in Area "E" will be taken subjoot to the C.L & St. P. Rail-road right of way.

(6). General (a). Pacific Power and Light Company lines, together with all switching stations and other related properties intact will be acquired.

(b). All roads in Areas "A", "B", "D" & "E" will be condemned and closed. If practicable, title to State Highway llA will be revested in the State subject to Government right of possession 'during the period of the military use.

(c). All' the Richland Irrigation DLatrict Property will .

be acquired in! fee regardless of area, together with an undivided one-half interest in diversion dam on the Yakima River.

(d). Alllsc'oolpropertiesinAreas"A","B","D",&"E" h

will be acquired.

l (e). All{mineralinterestwithintheAreas"A","B","D"

& "E" will be koquired, or suspended during period of use of

-, - - area-by the-Government. - o - o mv -

- (f). All Indian fishing rights on rivers in project will be terminated.

(g). The properties of the Priest Rapids Irrigation District will be acquired in fee. The property in Area "E" will be acquired subject to all easements and rights of the Washington Irrigation and Development Company.

g. METHOD 0F ACQUISITION: Negotiation or condemnation.

3. Funds for this acquisition are available from funds allocated %n the directive dated 8 February 1943, No. RE-D 2161, mentioned in paragraph ons pre-coding, in the amount of $5,153,700 and additional funds in the amount of

$3,346,300.00 acre available from Publio 108, 78th Congress,.. approved 1 July 1943.

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It is recommended that the Under Secretary of 35riteI~ inform hhata 4.

military necessity exists for the acquisition of the landkfabove ou% ed and that he be requested to authorize the acquisition of an .a ipf~ gtie. tefest

._ therein. ,

- -g For the Chief of Engineers: THOMAS M. 5(dBI'NS,-[ ,[l Mafor General,~ ~ ai ~

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SUBJECT:

Acquisition of land for Hanford Enginesr Works Project, Washington.

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War Department, Hondquarters, Army Service Forces 5 JUN 1944 TO: The Under Secretary of War

1. The Secretary of War directs that you be informed that a military 9- - -- - ' necessity exists for the acquisition of the land as outlined in basio letter. +

For the Commanding General:

2 W. D. STYER Major General, G. S. C.,

Chief of Staff.

2 Incist n/o 2nd Ind.

Office of the Under Secretary of War 5 JUN 1944 T0: The Chief of Engineers Approved for acquisition of land as outlined in basic letter in accordance with AR 100-01. .

,,.By. direction of the kinder Secretary of Wars 2 incia. n/o

/s/MarionRushton MARION RUSIITON Colonel, J. A.G.D.

Administrative Officer

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l t!.is para rt.ph. (August 00,1343) (Pub. ried child who became helpless prior to By virtue of the authority vested in  !

No.144, 70th Cong.) r.ttaintn: 13 years of r.ge as well as an the Paesident and pursuant to Executive .

Acc:t ;3 A:.:omirs r,cz AND tmrA13 AT 3 ATrr unmarriCd Child over the age of eighteen, Order No. 9337 of April 24,1543 and to but not over twenty-one years of age, section 3 of the act of June 17, 2002, 22

! ', 'C3 ( ) Pens!on, comptnsattou, or who was pursuing a course of instruction Stat. 388 (U.S C title 40, sec. 41C), it is .

r:tirement p y author::cd under laws td-within te.e meaning of I 5.2534 tb) at ordered as follows:

n.ini:tered by the Vcterans* Administra. the time of the psyce's death, provided Bubject to valid existing ri: hts, the 1:cn. to which a perr,on was entitled prior only that upon the death of a child in following. described pub!c 10ds cre to the dtte of hb death, and not paid receipt of pension or compensation, any hereby withdrawn from au forms of ap-durinn his lifetime, and due and un-accrued sh H be par 31e to the surviving propriation under the pub!!c-! nd laws, paid for a period not to exceed cno ch!!d or ch !dren of the veteran entitled including the mining and miscr:1-leca-ycar prior to death under existir.: rat- to death per ston or compensation. Ing laws, and reserved for the u:s c! the in s or d:cir. ions cr tho e br. sed cn evi- (3) The term " dependent mother or War Department r.s serial gunr. cry and dance in the 01c r.t d.ste of death, shall, father"is as d:Sned In $ 5.2514 (d) pro. bombing ranges:

up n the death cf such pct:on, bc paid vided that the Inother or father is de-

't.3 here:naf ter r,ct f;rth: pendcat within the meaning of 1 2.1057. " " ' " " ~

(1) Upon the der.th of a pcrzon re- M) (1) V/hcrc c! !m for the accrued . T. Is N R. 23 I:-

• cciving an apporticncd sh.re of the vet- cmount due, under the laws in effect see.14.N % and N K8%; i cran': pont:on, cc=pensr.tlan, or retire- on or citer f.farch 20. IG33, was not filed see. 24. Nw .

rnent p:7. 0:1 or cny part of such unpaid prior to July 13, IG3, or where claim T.16 N. R. 24 E-r.Inount, to the vetcrr.n or to Ony cthc; was fled prior to that dato and dis- see. 20. 8% 8%: ,

6 d:per.Gnt cr dependent.s as may ha da-terminrd 27 the .*M"*rr.tcr of Vct-anowed c!ther in whole or in part be.

cau:0 of prict re ulatory restrictions, a

$g$g( a f c"- h 24. N%, SM6W%.

claim received prior to July 14,1944, will a%e:%. and rC%sn%:

• C) Of.r.n 23 d: th cf a v::cr:n, to be cdjudicated under the provisions of see, so, wqswg:

• th: :O-ad:: spou :: cr if th:ra to no this pr.ragraph, see. 2s. n% N:%, 0W %'.C%,

u. .74n ; I :::c, to the child or ch!!- (2) A claim pending on July 13, 1943, and a%rm %,

dren, dcpcndent mother or father in tha will be considered a claim under this T.17 N., R. 23 n. t crd nr.=ed. pars':raph. (Au ust 20,1943) (Pub.No. sece.sa and 32. ,

C) UpOn the dcr.th of a w!dow or re- 1M,70th Cong.) *fte anne descrited ag::rr:mte 3.1:0 serca.

m tr'cd Mdc;r, to the veteran's child or

'""'-"^* (Il 5.2002. 5.0004 and 5.2668 canceled his order chall take precedence over.

August 20,1943.) .

but shall not rescind or revcte. the with-bl

• c a child to ths g ,^- t PaAxx T. Hntts, drawal for reclamation purpo:es m:de by

,;.y;=,e%-- - 5,*t3 co , n

afonor- adminwrofor. the order of Anru :3. im, of the ccere-

,h~ 3 - tary of the Interior, so far t.s such order

[P. H. Doc. (3-!M(4: F11ed. September 17, a:Tects the above-described 17.nds.

( f. ) In :11 other cases, only to much IM3; 4:16 ps m.1 The jurisdiction granted by this order c.! the unpaid pen:!cn, compcnzatica, ct .

shall cease at the expiration of the L1:

actirc=ent pay Inay bc pr.!d c3 may t: Inonths' period fcilowing the terrM- . tion ac- 7 to re!=b=r.3 a p:::on who ,

of the unlimited national emercency de- -

tore the c:: pen *e of 10.:t !chnt:s and TITLI: 43- PUCIJC LANDS: INTGIOR clared by Proclamation No. :!;7 of Iday J. trial: Pror:ded. hc::erer, Tnat no pr.rt .

27. ID41 (55 Stat.1C47). Thereupon.

• o!J.ny of the accru:d pension. compen, apter era ce J. t!ca, cr retirement pay sh:11 be u:cd to s.K wter z w1Mr...! Ct d.

2c!= burs r.ny po!1tict.!:utdivision of the met...is servM Shan be vected in the Ee,'. art =ca' se ,ts ,14 4 vr.aar. g 4 r..,.ts,. ord.r, of the Interior, nnd r.ny other Depart-

!. ths .N c ..,.::a cr t, ...m cf cuch pct:cn* (Public tand orcer 157l . ment or agency of the Feder:1 Covern-ment according to their respective in-(0* P /=cnt of t! 2 t:nefits author- PART 203--PUZt.lc IAND Oaczas terests then of record. He lands, how -

1041.y t J: p:.ra:;rsph u!!! not be mada arvonrxc zz:ctrrrvr osera no. sees or ever, shall remain withdrawn from ap-urle:4

.c*crans c.7.m therefer be within Adm!nistration received oneinyear the Jm.Y 1, isto: 1,omt.IANA proprist:on as herein provided until frcm the date of death of the beneaclary By virtue of the authority contained other'wlse ordered. -

N cr cne year after July 13.10 3. wh!ch- in the Act of June 25. -1010, c. 421. 36 Azz Po TAs, P

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ever is Ir.ter. and such claim is periccted Stat. 847, as amended by the Act of Au. Acting SecrffarF of fAc Interior.

by the :.ubmission of the neccs:ary evi-. gu;t 24.1D12, c. 333,37 Stat. 497 (UE.C StrTzussa 6,1943. . ,.

donce within ene year from the date of Title 43, cecs.141-142), and pursuant- gy. a. Doo. 43-1Mco: Piled. Beptember 17 j

• Ininistrr.tlon:the Prcrided, request thcrefor byThat to Executive the Veterans

• Ad. Order No. 9337 of April 1043; 4:44 p. m.)

' however, a 24.1D43. it is ordered r.s foUows: . <

clata for ecmpensation or pen:!on by Executive Order No. C4C8 of July 1. T

, r.n appartionce, wido'./. child, or de. 1040. withdrawing all public lands inkMy !"f.T%7.* *Nm *W-"" " "'"""~~ N --- W DJi j

, pendent parent sha:1 be deemed to in.

clude the State of I4uistana from settlement.

c! tm for any necrued benents, location, sale. cr entry and reserving.g p g g gq> ;j

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(Sxtion 12. Pub. No.144. 70th Cong.) them for classiccation and in aid of: O PANT 293-Pc::r.xc Imen O:nzas (be A check received by a payee in legislation, is hereby revoked. Q. , ,

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payment of pension, ccmur'n.tlan, or ret::cment pay sh:.!!. in 17.9 event of the IIAtor.nI Icxxs, l' ,

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Secretory of the Interior, Withdrawing pubue lands for use of l de:.th of the psyce en or after the Inst -

day of the p rtod covered by such check, ArcesT 9,1943. f*sthe War Department for military pur.

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become cn asset of the estate of the de. [F. R. Doc. 43-1MR N 8eptembu 17 By virtue of the authority veste! la ceased psycc. (Section 12. Pub. No.144, l% ' '8 P' "'I the President and pursuant to E ecutivo 30th Con::.) Order No. 9337 of April 24.1943, it is or. i tch Dcf. nit:o r:s. Por the purpose of ~

dered s.s follows:

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' pay:ng accrued benena under this para- f Pubtle land order 164)

Subject to valid exist!n: rights. the

• graph the !0!!owing dennaticas are for . public lands within the fo!!owing.de-

• l cpphcation: PAar 233-Punue LAun Oanzas scribed areas are hereby Mthdrawn fro n l

(18 The term " spouse"sh?.!! mean the was:ascrow au forms of appropriation under the lega! uldow or widower c the veteran public. land laws. including the mining irrespect:ye of the date of marriage. Withdrawin: public lands for use of 'and mineral. leasing laws, and re*erved

(2) The term "cht:d" is as denned the War Cepr.rar. cat as aerial gunnery for the use of the War Dipartment for .

! in 15 :514 (c), and includes an unmar- and bombing ranges. In111tary purposes: 1,,...'

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%' 2 0 r= ~~ ' 8 c.nd will continus to bo increasingly dici. (b)-n'ule 2:32 of idotor carrter safetr Ret-J.: - . 1.:a:., Cult fcr minu!:cturers of fusecs to ob. wauona. Revims)

. . 21.o e, ::c:u.tve. c%nwg. ans

. 'ts :t th::s crit:cci materials; and * * * *

• e-._ 6 It furthe r.ppearing that other less (11) On et' cry bus there shc!I be. * * *

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c4 - . G. c. :o. :3 r. 413 Q_ + h.,rX crit' cal mr.tcrials are t.v .1:able for use (b) One first.ald kit. heavy. duty 10-2 ','-

-* *.Th@~2

%9; LM ,j %A.,. .a W in tus m:nufacture of fuzecs which ma. or 12. unit type, contained in a case .

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• teri".h. If u Od. would not apprecit.bly which shall be mado of sheet stcel. wood.

' .' . " ~ ~ "f*.'*-... e.0:ct ths c Ic cy of fusees as warning fiber, or other durnble material, the

. . 13. ~1E [:7E.~t" .I.:ustre. W%w%: - c ;nals oncept that such fusees would corners. cover.and closure of which t.hA11 Dr.a. 03. 3. u. .nd 1. . nct be ** red.burnin :"; and *

• when the cover is in closed position.

_ a r.re.s e :r..;.g. & _'is7,both put':s It fatther appearing that i 194.3 be reasonably dust and weather t:ght.

u., con. u (d) (D) (11) (b) (Rufe 3.3422 (b) of the If made of sheet stccl the case chall be

.m. c _ . c.,. .e 12.c',2io Mr C.rrier Safety Regulations. Re- so der >laned and constructed that the v:cd) prc:cribing nrst. aid kits requires cover will be capable of being cxned but*:'t..'s cra r *.!! tr.Sa precedence over, thr.t the ccatainers thereof be of sheet to an angle of GO' to 100* with the case, 2.!! r.ct N :ind cr revote, the with- t,tcel, which al:o is a critical material the and a substantial stop r.ha:1 be pro-dr. r.:: for c!M!c.*!:n /

nnd other p:r- . detribut!on of which is r,o restricted vided at the anglc of fu 1 opening.

r- 1 made b ".

:cutive Order !!o, C310 that it h.s beccme and will continue to which stop shall not interfere with the rA W.vt.W:;3. I'04 e.: n:nended.ro far bo inerca:in;;y d10 cult for manufactur- smooth oxration of the cover. If the 1

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12.n h c.-der r.0ccts the above-describedsuch er: of theca ccat:Incra to obtain steel for case and/or cover are made cf sheet steel..f use: and neither shall be of metal lighter than L

• - he furi:d!:ticn *rr.nted by this order It further appearing that containers No. 20 U. 8. gace (noininal) and the

.:::*1 er.ra .t tha t :pirt.t!on of the t.ix for Or:t .id kits cr.n be made of other cover shall be attached to the cue by m:nr.u* per.cd fol cwin : the term!nt.tlon mnterials centrally available in such . means of at ! cast two substantial hinges c* the t:n;immd catten ] cd.:r: cacy de- m;nn:r as to be adequate for the pur or by a continuous plano type hinge. If I

chttd 'r; Prcrk.:natica Mo. ::!*,'I of !!ay pcs:s intended: the case is non-metallic, either a sliding "l7 1* ; *. (C S:st, IC 7). Thereupon, If is orderc.f.That pursuant to the au- <>r hinged cover may be provided. The Mdc:lcn over the lands hereby re- th0rity of sect!on ll04 of the Interstate dimensions of the case shall be such that v:ved thall te vc:ted in the Dept. rte:nt Cc:nmerce Act. as amended, the eHec- it will contain and allnw easily to be c! :he Inter.ct, nnd nny.other D:part- ttvenc.3 of 1113.8 (b), (2).194.3 (d) Extracted at least the numbers and kinds ,

wi cr ::env/ cf the ?cdct:.1 Govern- '(9) (1) (h). c.nd 198.3 (d) (9) (11) (b) of unit packages hereby required:

C. t . ::ordin; to their rc::pective inter- (Rujes 2.0".2 (b). 3.3431 th), and 3.3492 l

4. inch bandage comprews-1 pactage. I ca.: 12:n c! record. The 1.nds hcwcycr. (b) of the f.*ctor Carrier Safety Regula*

• M - ain t.".thdtnwn from appropria- 2.tnch bsndage compressee--I pactsce.

tions. Ecv1:cd) hereby is suspended un. I. inch adhesive correpretace-2 packages.

tu.n :n here:n provided untd otherwise til Decenter 31,1044: and -

40-inch triangular bancage-1 package.

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q If (J further ordered. That du-ing the Burn ointment--t pactage. ,.'

Az: Fo2TAs. i period of :uch suspension. the following Arnmonia inhalanta- paczage.

Acting Secretary of thc Interior.

• !!! 103.3 (b) C).19t3 (d) (1) (h) Jodine appiscator-1 pacage. r

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: . tr:: .:.10-t3 and 13L3 (d) (9) (11) (b)CFft (d(9)

Part3 'P[jt P 103,104: 1530 Supp.) aball be in eCect in i dr ha-1 packaf

.p. n. Duc. olmn: Each unit package, with its contents.  :

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m4 septemt.cr 17.l' lieu of the:e suspended. -

... . .%. . _ . _ _ PART 183--CHTING OF MoTon vnuctzs whether furnished in accordance with *

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the above-prescribed minimum require-l 103.3 Emergency equipment must - ments as to numbers and kinds or in be in p!cce. * *

• greater quantity, shall conform to the *

.(b) 0: coery bus. * *

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.%. .. ... .;. v.."tTION AND specifications therefor contained in Fed- .

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• U" EW (2) One first-ald kit as prescribed eral Specification GO-IC-391 JNovember *

(sco i 104.3 (d)- (9) (111 (bi). (Rule 6.1941) and Emergency Alternate Fed- .

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s. I-Interst:te Cosa=nerce 2.C33 (b) of hiotor Carrier Safety Regu- eral Specification FA}G-IL-391 (July 5 I

. . . lations. Revised.) 1943). Issued by Procurement Div:sfon.

Treasury Department. Washington. D.

.i. s PAa7104-trrwCESAaY PARTS ann [g M.aaater n--Carr:ers to mt.e wwt. Acc=sso uzg C.' (Rule 3.3492 (b) of hiotor Carrier I*M #*"I Safety Regulations. Revised.]

i 104.3 Eq1llpment required on all m:ury Esto:::n ort h!oron Vuncz.n3 motor vehicles (czecpf in deft'carcay op-v it is further ordered. Thr.t this order ,

crations). * *

• ahall be eHective forthk#. and shall ,

At :. :ev.icn cf the Interstate Com- ""lsccIla"## continue in cHect until December 31*

• merce Comma!on. D; vision B. held at 'd' d 8CCf8*

8 d'8 0" Cg 58 '8- N.'i#. 9 1944. unless sooner revoked or modified {

M by order of the Commisston; and i".Mhc:.'.ccday ofinSepte:nter Wuhir. don. 1943.D. C..

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,, It is further ordered. 'Ihat notice of No. f.:C-3: In the matter of need for frcefor there shall be. . . .#ruc this order be given to usotor carriers and 3

c:t2hsh!ng rear.cnnb!: requirementa to th) At least three fusces (if carrier the general public by depositing a ecpy picmate safet/ of cperation of motor . elects to carry and use flares a.s warning of it in the of3ce of the Sc<retary of the .

Vehichs tned tn tran: porting proper,ty by signals); each fusce shall be made in Comm! Won at Wnshington, D. C.. and pr:rga carriers. E:t parte No. C-4.

In the matter of. quah". cat!cns of em- accordance with specifications of the by f111ng with the Director. Dtvision of .

Bureau of Explosives. 30 Vocy Street. the Ptderal Register. '

t of en r ers con New York, N. Y, and so marked. and (Sec. 204. 49 Stat. 546,5: Stat.1:3L 54

" g tr..-t c;rricts by I:otor vehicle.

h" **y 9 "[f Afot r C - Stat. 921. 66 Stat.176: 49 U S C. 304)

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f rier Safety Regulations. Revised.) Dy the Commhslon'. Division 5.

(.*.. d:. e 3 0:31 (hl cf the hiotor Car. NcTU Flarra (pot torcheal, fusee 8. oil lan- ISTALI W. P. Daa rrt, r.c: .2fety !Wu!r.t!ons. Revtsed) re. terr.s. or any manal produced by a ' Lame, shall Secreta r y.

cu;r a the nr.: of materia 13 urgeng;y not be carric<t or uaed as warning signals nei fc the prosecution of tha war, for maor vehteten uaco in the transportattors lF. R. Doc. 43 15271: hied. September 18.

pr.mcc.rt; M;.'.dum perchlorate.with* or tr.c.unm stae liquida or int.arnmable com- 1943. II:le n. m.1 prh rws in corn tante; but in lieu u.; the uw cf . hlch in conjunction with ' of suca r.aeen anc ruace.. three red electrio a These spectricatione may be nbt.tned from t'.e ctl.cr connauents the furecs will not tanterna. or three rnt einergency resector the Superintendant nr.D rumente We h m g.

Le red.burntr.;' and that it has become yarnicg devices aball be casried. pee i 18323 too. D. C at a cost et f.se ces t. esch.

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• be prescr;brJ b) the Secretary of the This crder sha:1 take precedence u.cr scather deck in such a Wsat.on that any Inter:0r but not modtfy the uithdrawal for c:ase exsp;ng s aper cannot reach hs;ng quar.

A* the 'and.' herein dexribed hate neatwn and other l'urposes made by ters c; ent:ced conmartments on taard 13.n ac t . red er are to be acquired for Executae Order No. 6964 of Prbruary 5. the sevel. IAters or hou'mts shall be st:pc4 in connection uith the Box 1935. as amended, so f ar as such order sented to the cpen air by Iomtes located

• II .t:c Hr ctse:- of the Starase Pais affects the abos e-descr. bed lands. not more than enc !Oct frcJn the bottem Prefect. Nebrs-ta. thcar rewrsation as The junsdicuon granted by tha order a3 The rehef sabes.tesu:4t:ng s a s es, the Itax D.itte National Wildhfe Refuge shall cease at the exp; ration of the sas excess now rah rs. s aper:2m. etc.. u h:ch i* n.bJnt to the:r prirnary use for trn. months' period fonouing the term:na. are necessary to the remp;cte system.

gat:on at:d other tne: den:s! purposes in tion of the unhmated national cenersency sha!! conform to the requ:rements of and mnnut;on a ath the construction, opera.

twn, and rna;ntenance of the Mirase May declared 27.1941 t v Proclamauon Ns. 3487 3 55 Stat. !?478 There.of bear the label of the 1*ndersnters I.atw.

F*.sts project, rator;es or other recoentred test:ns so.

upon, jurtsdvta.;n oser the lands hereby c:et y.

Ras rescrs atton shall be kncvn as the resers ed shan ce tested in the Drpart. t 4

• A rehef s als e shall be incorporated Ibt 11utte Nat: ens! Waldhfe lufuge, ment of the Interior, and any other Ik. is the system and in no case shall sta Ass Postts, partment or agency of the Federal Gov. discharge be Iccated less than nse feet Acts,e Swreta*y of the 19ferwr. ernment according to their respectare in. frem any openmg to an enclosed space Octos s: 30. 1943. terest.s then of record. De lands. how. below the locker or housins. De relief ever, shall remain withdrawn from ap. s ah e may be an integral part of the rec.

IF H Lav 43 iM M Fue s. Naestwr S.1943, propnation as herein prouded untt! ulatans s alte or it may be separate from 18 64 a m l otherwisc ordered.

• the regulatJng talte.

Ana Fontas. 458 In all systerns an excess Sow ralte Actana Secectnry of the f aternoc. shall be provided to shut doun the system IP.,tcie ted order tool Nortasasa 1.1943. in the event of failure of I.he regulatmg Nsw M112co IP. n twe. o-179et: Pued. hemtwe 5.1963; / 's alte or from other mmitar causes.

e6i When cylmders are not in use. the anocanON ne LaxD WTTHDaawat __

8i $ ' i

• outlet Talres shaIl De kept CAoSed. eWn Ilcyc.ktet Pubbe I.and Order No.113, ~ - ~

7 uithdrawint public land for use of the #

[' Cylinders, when exhausted. shall

, war Departn.ent as a pra:uee bomb.ng TIT 1.E 46-SHIPPING

'*"" have the outlet enlre closed. i By nrtue of tM authonty vested in Gaptee Il--Ceast Gaard: Inspection is ne locker or housing shall be I the President r6nd pursuant to Decu. ,,, yavigation normany locked to avoid tampenns and  ;

Inc Order No 9137 of Aprt! 24.1943. tt ts ordered as fo!!nws: Aaraxtwxxts to Racetations: Arenovat thazi the stowage of the cylmders and Pub.:e Land Order No 113 of April 21. w 4t trusn talves, he cyhnders, regulatina enlre

.s 1943 wit hdra m ing pubbe land for the By virtue of the authonty rested in and relief gg valte shall be located in the

, - uw of the War Departmcot as a practice me by R. S. 440$. 4417a. 4428, 4427. 4444 g g 3 bamb:ru range. Ls hereby rnoted. 4451 as amended. 35 Stat. 428. 49 Stat. connected as set forth below in para.

',- 3,, po,,,3, 1544. 54 Stat.1028 444 U S C. 375. 3Sta. graph ies. The pressure regulating i Act:no Sec'etary of the f riterror. 404, 405. 441. 489, 395, 367. 463al, and equipment and the rehef valve shall be Norrisera 1.1943. Executtre Order 9083. dated INbruary securely mounted and the regulator shall A

28.1942 47 FR.1609e. the following be so located as to be readily accessible IP IL IAc. 43-1 F led Novemtwt & 1943; amendnient.s to the Inspection and Nart- for mamtenance and testing he cylin.

i' I p gation regulatforts, and approval of dets or drums shall be susta'bly strspped I miscellaneous items of equipment for and secured in p! ace.

the better security of Ilfe at sea are 498 In systerns requiring the use of a t vaporiser the vaportaer shall be lccated IPutete land Order 194 V prescribed

. In a locker or housing on or above the WasntMcTow **br6**ier G~or a u4 c s.we e c. et weather deck but 18 shall Dot be located cannt wrinDuwtwc Pt atic LANns roa ess "

or wsa pretarwaxt raat el-rtes aremmarts: rfas ts Ttwiton containing the cylmders and valres. "

Part 61 is amended by the addition of EdB Apphagres. The apphances used Dr virtue of the authority vested in the President snd pursuant to Decutare a Mw I 6 reading as foHomU u1th the fuel must be constructed and Osder No. 9337 of Apnl 24.1943. It is adlusted to burn such gas. They shall ,

1 61.25 Bafame asuf propone cases for be certa $ed by the mantif acturer as con-ordred sts fo!!ows: Acalma and cookup w an A pproa rl. formans to the tsquiresnents of the St.bject to tahd c11 sting rights, the Dutane and propane gases may be used Amencan Gas Asmetation for the spectne l follou tnt-desenbed public tants are as fuel for heatma and cootmg on in- apphances. namely heaters or tanses for herebt withdrann from all forms of ap- spected vessels. except passenger resselt, use with butane and propane sas, i propnatten under the public-land laws, prortding only such consuming appla- se) Pipego agd 11trigas. ill The pap-anchiding the mming and minerst-!cas- ances shall be used as conform to the Ing betseen the c)linders and the ap-

ng :aa s and revrsed for the use of the requirements of and bear the 1sbel of phances shall be one-half inch Srx.ble

War ikpartment for rmtitary purposes

the American Oas Association and as copper tubme. complytne sith PMeral wnam m uramx have been approsed by the Cornmand- specification WW-T-799. Type K. Cop.

ant. per tubmg connectsorts sha!! be flared TpN R 21 E . tbt Odort:a ttors of poses. In order connections and the number of connee-

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T H that the danser of escapmg gases may tsor.s shall be kept to a mmamum. t

' s,o 2 t o 22 2 $ a nd 3 4 ,_ be mWmtred and to fact: state me ack de A htd tshe MM M h- i T 12 N . R n t ., detection of gas leaks. the gases shall be lane or propane gas vrt see shall be in-N 84 24 and 2s e effectlrely odortred by an a pprm ed stalled close to the reculat;ng equipment. ,

1 13 N u la E agent of such character as to twitnely perrmttmg the shutting c3 of the supp!) {

.vc 2 tot a w:.Nw%t - mdtcate the presence of gas. f rom the regulator to the con *umme de-r S*< 13 Ew V* % N its Cshr:de s. rafres agd enc!ast.rcs. sice A s;mt:ar Shut c3 sahe sha!! tv l

1. [. " ,28 E - (1) C)hnders or drums shs:1 be I C. C. Insta!!cd m an accevib:e locatwn in each 1 12 N . R Mr. spectSc3 tion containers authortred to be branch connection lo esih a ppliancf w e ime i to t tectucre sE%Nwy. and uwd as contamers for the spectne cas u here more than ene cortiumms devlee is ,

p ,su s - nued therem. uwd T*.e a eas de c.Seo assie gate a sso 31 '2 + Cyhnders shall tie located in a i3 Vthes in the avemb!) of rnultiple nietal kicker er hou'ang on er atme the c)Lnder a> a' ems sha.1 be %) arranged n

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FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, January 21,1911 7%

3. SMtion 1364.1062 ta) til) is Is found ts contribute substantially to gmended 13 read as follows: the interstate spreatd of trichmosis, and see.12. that part er the NW'i see or the (11) "Ilog dressed rabbit means a heat treatment of garba::e which is less Au sable never.

rabbit which has been domestien!!y pro- than the minimum heat treatment here- The areas described aggregate 6.90o acies in defined is found to be insumcient for Act FomTAs

' " " i e ed rabb t because of the at ure to Actint/ Serrctary of the Interbr.

remove the skin, head. feet, entrat!s or rte tr e of t dat n. t minimum heat treatment of garbaRe JANUARY 12, 1944.

viscera. .

shall consist of causmg - all particles [r. n. Doc. 44-1014:- Fed. January 20. 1984:

4. Bection 1364.10G2 (a) (19) la added thereof to be heated to a minimum tem- 10:10 n. m.I to read as follows: perature of 212' F. and to be held at that . .

(19) " Wild rabbit" means a rabbit, temperat.are, for at, least 30 minutes. -

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other than one which has been domesti- te e yj g c ca!!y produced. m 0r co or ti n 21 3t (b) No person shall transport, or re-4 WAsHIrJGTON h; This amendment shall become effec- 4 tive January 20,1944. ceite, ceived,orgabage cause intointerstate be trar. sported or re-y%

trafne and L' (56 Stat. 23. 765: Pub. Law 151, 78th feed such garbage to swine unless. prior - W!rnDRAWINC cEPARTrtrNT rUBLIC L4NDS Cone.: E O. 9250. 7 F.R. 7871; E O. 9328 to such feedmg, such Rarbage has re- By virtue of the authority vested in the

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8 PA 4681) ceived minimum heat treatment as de- President and pun uant. to Executne fined in paragraph (di of this sectjen.

Issued this 20th day of January 1944. (c) No person transporting garbage in Order No. 9337 of April 24,1943, it is CHEsTER BOWLEs, Interstate trafHc shall make. or agree to ordered as follows:

Adminntrator, make, delvery thereof to any person with Subject to vahd exiiting rights, the -

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[F. R Doc. 44-1066. Filed. Januar 20 1944-*

knowledge of the intent or customary following-described public lands are practice of such person to feed to swine hereby withdrawn from all forms of ap.  %

11:51 a.in.t garbage which has not been subjected to proprtation under the public-land law., ,

minunum heat treatment as defined in including the mining and mineral-leas-paragraph (a) of this section. ing laws, and reserved for the use of the - U PART 1499 -COMMODITIES AND SIRv1CEs Date: January 18. 1944.

War Department for mihtary purpows: '

wn.w.utig u m m

.h-I [Rev. SR I to OstPR. Arndt. 451 IsEALI 4

WATSON B. Af!LLER* T.12 N . R. 25 E.,

RtrMs, LIQUEURS, coPDIALS Acting Adminntrator. sec. 10. I A statement of considerations involved in n. h 44-1040 md. January 20. Im 1[cf2 in theissuance of this amendment. lssued in 6 a. in.1 L/

T.12 N . R. 26 E .

simultaneously herewith, has been filed secs. 20. 26. 28. and 34 t.,

with the Division of the Federal Regis-s ter * ,

kh 263 nd 4; Revised Supplementary P,egulation No. TITLE 43-Pt*IlLIC LANI6: INTEL:10ft sec. 2s. swi.sD4 .

11s amended In the followir:g respect: Chapter I-General Land Ocice r.12 N.. R. 21 E.. I. e~

1. Section 2.3 (b) is hereby revoked. see e. nots 6. 7. and SE'4swi4 :

(AppendiO sces.18. 20. and 30. ,

'Ihis amendment shall become c!!ective T.14 N.. n. 27 E, January 26.1944. [Pubite Land Urder 201] sec. 20. Iot 3; ' /,4 (56 Stat. 23, 755: Pub. Law 151, 78th MieurCAN Me 34.109 6 and 9.

Cone.1 E.O. 9253, 'l F.R. 78'll: E.O. 9328 Tl10 N . IL 28 E.

ExctUprNG CERTAIN LANDS IFoM Ti!E l'It*RON c. 4 and W ".

8 P.R. 4C81)

• 8 NAT1oN tl FOREST L-Issued this 20th day of January 1944. By virtue of the authority vested in the * *""

CutsTER BowtEs.

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President by the Act of June 4. 1837, 30 This order shall take precedence over ' r- -

Admnif3frafor. Stat.11.36 (U.S C.. title 16. sec. 473 8. and but not mcdify alp the v.ithdrawal for ,

, lP. n. Dvc. 44-1075. Faled. Janu ry 20. 1944; pursuant to Executive Order No. 9337 of reclamation puipoacs made by the ordtr I' " "' " I April 24.1943,it is ordered as follows: of December 22. 1905 of the Secretary The following-described lands within of the Interior, and 82) the withdrawal the Au Sable State Forest, htichigan, are for classification and other purpows  %-

hereby excluded from the liuron Na- made by Executive Order No. 6964 of '8 tional Forest: s TITLE 42dL*llLIC llEALTil .

Itbruary 5.1935, as amended so far as Chapter I-Criited States Public Ilrahl' Micinare Memm such orders affect the above-descrited 26 N n1E Sertice T' Secs.1, it. 3. and 4. those parts north of The jurisdiction rianted by this order shall cease at (lie expiration of the six the Au sable ntver;

[ Amdt. 8j Sec 5.

1m er; that part northwest of the Au sable months' paiod following the termmation PART 12-INTERSTATE QU4n tNTINE Fec. 6. that part north of the Au Sabte of the un!!mited national emer;'ency de-INTERSTATE QUtR4NTINE REGULAT!oNs: Usr clared by Proclamation N12487 of Ma'y OR surrMENT or cARmAct HD,,"; hat part of the"NE8. eut of the Au 27.1941 855 Stat.16475 Thereupon, jit-Pursuant to the authority contained

hbte ntver; risdiction oter the lands herc'.y reserv< d 1 in section 3 of the Act of February 15, Bec. H. that part of the NW% cMI, of the shall be vested in th Depantinent of the Au spre ruscr; 1893,27 Stat. 450, as amended f 42 U.S.C. Interior, and any other Department or T M N * " I W ' art n rth of the Au sable a'rency of the Federal Caternment ar-92). section 14 % of .he interstate Quar-antine Hegulations of the United States $n'4*thatp (42 CFR 12.18) ts,het(by amended to Ece. 2:

• ofsecord. The lands. he. uter, shall re-read as follows: Bece. S and 4. those parts north of the Au sat,te naer; mam %ithdraw n f!'om appropriatiot it s I 12.18 Use or shipment of carbage. d

[,C'[ ""g pIrt north of the Ettadte Uranch herem protided unts! oth, rghe orde:c (a) The feedmst of uncooked garbage to ACE For:T ".

aw!ne intended for human consumption of the Au sable nner; Acting Scorchtru of the Inf eitor.

ecc. 8. that part meet of the Au sable Riser g egny 32,1944.

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• Ceptes raay be obtstned (com the 00ce of and north of the M!ddla Branch; Price Admiritstrat:on. Seca. 9/1o. and 11. these parts r.ortta of tl.e [F. R. tM. 44 1015 n:cd. J.u.n.ry :30. IN t; Au Sable Htter; 10.10 m. m (

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1.Wi , FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesdyy, Febru:ry 8, nu trid) anociations tnd publientions cnd Drmarring pumnet 'N cperluon cf alip. Wauurrrs Manzotaw were pub!!:.hed in ths Prcr;ar. Escastra ping a cord or crawstring through part ct o T.13 N R. 24 E.,

(7 P.It.10492. 8 P.R.15873). Ho sub. cap. hood er betrn;t.

stantial objections or statements in op. casting pulling: ne operation of putting see. le. N% NE%,8g % NB%. and NE%SE%.

T, t2 N R. 2S E position to the proposed amendments cut basting threada, sec. 2; have been received. Porter: no operati n of cleaning noors or Upon consideration of all the facts canytrg boxes. see. 4. N% and sE%:

sece.12.14. 22. and 24-sand and brafd jttting no operatton et , Sec. 26. N% N4. BE%8W%. and SW%8E%.

and circumstances'ne,.

I hereby determi placing by hand but not sewing on a esp a T.13 N R. 25 E.,

prepared band or brald, seca. 24 and 25.' . rM, bq, ' Q.> ,

I 202.11 Aren's hat and cap indusfry, wsre artgener (nsertinar ne operatton of T.11N R.2e2; .

fal The minimum wage for employees ettpping a wire rtog into the cap. secs 4 and 10. u engaged in the performance of contracts nond bucktrar no operation cf slipping T.

with agenc!cs of the United States Gov. a buckle on a strap. e2 . e, 10.12.14.13, 22. 24, 30. and crnment subject to the provision of the Visor in8erfint? ne operatton of inserting 32 Q Walsh-Ifcaley Pub!!c Contracts Act (4g a canvas attfrener into a cloth pocket before T.13 R'26 2 Stat. 2036. 41 If.S C. Supp. III sec. 35) th '

t [p. eIpe tion et attaching n iabel Bec.14. NW%NEL EVsNW%. and 8%8%

for the manufacture or supply of men's * **' 8 W '*

"" 8 M hats and caps, including men s white ce ticket to a part et bat with paste or stue.

stand button assertsna: The operation et T*"***"'"~~~ O # W ' k %

• • "O~ U ' N sailor and other stitched cloth hats. inserting. by hand, into a prepared heto a ' .

T. Is .'n 2 E men's fur. felt hats, men's uniform caps, and women's hats and caps of alm!!ar button and bending over citpa to hold the button in place, or inserting a button with sec.18. lots llo 4. tnetustre. k deslan and construction, shall be 61% a threaded neck, and screwing a nut on nect

• T!e arena desertbed. including both pub!!o D cents an hour or $27 per week of 40 to hold button form. .

and, non.pubito lands, aggregate 17,tT6.72

• hours, arrived at either upon a time or *"d M3' 8***M"8# D* 'P""88 'I "'#"*

piece work basis. cb' h3 ' " \

["pieg"8 ",in u'ar potn d d' M IUt u nent. Th!s order shall be subject to the tbl

• A tolerance of not more than 20 were curing and ring forminar ne opera, classification as a power site made by the \

percent factory. whose of theactivittes employees at anyin any stvenonethe tion endsoftocutting a wtre toring.

form a sufrener length and joining order of June 28,1929, of the Secretar time are subject to the provisions of Hand evelettingt ne operatton by hand of theJnterior (Power Site Classification the Walsh-IIcaley Pub!!c Contracts Act pressure of a muMne to attach an eretet to No. 234), so f ar as such order af!cets lot be granted for auxt!!ary workers in the th' "*!'*- ' 1 sec.18.T.13 N R. 27 E.

This order shall take precedence over N N

Men's !!at and Cap Industry except that '" '" ' p*

, d pre ub  ! to attach a en but not modify (1) the withdrawals for there ber or shall be no of proportion  !!mitation auxt!!aryon the num* 1 fastener to the article.

workers reclamation purposes mado by the or. s employed in the uniform cap and stitched ders of June 7.1902. April 20.1904, and Nothing in this determination shall. December 22, 1905, of the Secretary of hat branches of the Industry, provided affect such obligations for the payment the Interior, and (2) the withdrawal of that any nuxtllary workers in the Indus. of minimum wages as an employer may classification and other purposes made try shall be paid not less than 40 cents have under any law or agreement more an hour or SI6 l'er week of 40 hours4.62963e-4 days <br />0.0111 hours <br />6.613757e-5 weeks <br />1.522e-5 months <br />, favorable to employees than the arrived at either upon a time'or piece. ments of this determination.

require.

B.1935, byasExecutive ao far Orde-any such orders a!!ect No. 6064 work basis. of the above-described lands.

This determinaUon shat! be c!!cetive The jurisd!ction granted by this order (

(c) The term " aux 11!ary workers as and its provtstons sha!! apply to all con. shall cease at the expiration of the str :Da cap nnd stitched hat branches of the Act, bids for 7hich are solteited or nego. months' period following the termination applied to the employees in the uniform tracts subject to the Public ContrLcts N Industry shall include only those em. of the unlimited national emerftency de. \ j t!ations otherwise commenced by the clared by Proclamation No. 2487 of May Q, ployees engaged in nux!!!ary occupations contracting agency on or after March 27, 1941 (65 Stat.1647). Thereupon, enumerated and defined as follows: 2.1944. i jurisdiction over the lands hereby re. 6 fland elfppingt ne operation of separating Blaned at Washington, D. C., this 2d served shall be vested in the Department '

con.ponent parts of the arttete after they day of February 1944. of the Interior, and any other Depart.

have been sewn.

Itand cleantner ne operettor, of removing FRANCES PEAKINs, ment or.ngency of the Federal Govern.

execas thrends from the article cr removing Eccrefrity of Labor

• ment according to their respective in.

stains or dust. ,

{F. R. Doo 44-!c38; Filed. February 7,1944: ternts then d record. Theianes,how.

Stra stampsart The operation of stamping 11:21 m. m.l. ever, shall remain withdrawn from np.

• the head site meet on the artlete. propriation as herein provided until I rioor (mys (aveln: One who carries stems -

1. h"!** "d'"d.

or work to nna tram the various department 4 < 'Nw. ., .

Esamfornar no operntton et

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_ g** g,gg-]

A nt Fearas. ,

the arttele for trnperfections durtn2 any stage.in pecting ., blE 48-PUBLIC LANDS; INTE!?!Olt #

• y jawUany 27, 1044, T p

3 at ba breid, and strap cwtier and a W M w al Land M e 't [F. R. Doc. 44-1797 Ftled. February 7,1944; measuring - ODpendix)

Thestraps operation of meneuring and;5 d cutting bancia, and ribbone. ' 10.o9 a. m.]

Tierntng: Tbc operation of tur%Ing the article inable out or out*lde in.

[ Pub!!e IAnd Order 204]

WAshtNoToN 7./ * ~L 4#' D W% WMD 'a -I l'ac A f n g

Tha operntion nt packing the Anished tapa tuto s.htpping tontainers. epray, [ Pub!!c Land Oider 205)

WITHDRAWrNo PITaLIC LANDS FoR Ust or Ing tarvez or moth flakra; if necceanry, inncit. j WAA DEPARTEtENT Ing tmaue paper in rnos and inserting a caid.

Dy virtue of the nuthority vested in wontry!No NoxUttLE N 47 ton AL WILDL!rs s pvYa on [cers$t ia r$fe Oat n of' the President and pursunnt tq Executivo aEFUCE AND TRANMRRING cERM JUnis.

unkmoing arut e hn ktivu s'tock and preparing enntainm for chipment.

Order No. D337 of April 24.1943. It is taction inmm 70 sEcRzTAny or f, ordered as follows: IN* 8 "

I waste maternas matiner ne npernuun of Subject to valid existing rights. the mep..rnung 3 ap.r from the rags whether per* By virtue of the authority vested in  !

erar[E,Ni e pub!!c lands within the following-dc. the Picstdent nnd contnined in section IE rYtt y IEnd scribed arens are hereby withdrawn 32. Tit!cl!!.of the13ankhead Jones Parm  !

preeure ut a wire et.puna machine to lotn frnm all f rms of approprintion under Tennut Act of July 22.1937,60 Stat. 522 '

tweiher parta tt the as ticle. to attuh lat>ete. the public-land Inws. Incitiding the 625 tU.S C title 7, sect.1010-10131. and  ;

tm== or cloth t.. s t e metitte nr p..es er the mtntng and minernt.lenstne inww. and pursunnt to Executive Onfer No. D337 of a tirleaorprhencsing.

Tctm en j..m enits of a entritmara strip to reserved for the use of the War Deg. art. Aprl! 24.1943, and findirig that s uch nc. ,

ment for military purposes: tion will best serve the puques of the

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- - - -- 1251 cin shi:: de fLsed in the usus2 oodiuiri _I TITLE 43-PUBLIC LANDS: INTERIOR see.12. NE4: -

thuu:phate Ettne '3ath. Timing boths con. .

.cn : ; ammentm biosu!phate sha:t net de Sec.14. N % NE%. SE%NE4, and NE';SE4: -

u wd. No intens:ccation or reduct:on of the Chapter I-General I.and 0,f!!ce  ;{ 8ec/ 24. NE% NW'. . N % N E'. . and .

cew: ;- d smace is permitted, Appendis-Pat!c land Orders SE4NE4: +

i nt y co. ire n t of ennuision. The hyp0 s Sec. 28. Nu, and N %SE%. -

f scoir t thiosu!phste) content of the lPubite Land Order -261l T.14 N., R. 27 E.

pene ssed film sha!! not exceed 0 02 mg per Sec. 8. E%SE54: -

WAstt!NCToM Bec.10. SE%: -

.<;nre :nch of n!m. De hypo content shall Secs.12 and 14;-

Le determined by the method of Crabtree and ORDER WIT 1fDRAWING PI'BLIC LANDS PoR 17st (

Rm in the .Tourna! of the Society of Motton Bec. 22. NE'4: - i OF T1!E WAR DEPARTF.fENT PoA MILITARY ,8ce 0$, NE8 ; %

Picture rnetncer s. Vol.14. p. 419 (1930).' One Pt*RPosts square Inca of .*.:m (18s" of 16 mm n!m or Sec. 28. N'sNE81 and SE%NE%: -

8." of as mr.. fi:m) is immersed in a shett Dy virtue of the authority vested in Bec. 34. tots 1. 2. 3. 4, 6. and NC%NE%.-

cat s." x 4" contain:ng to ml of the fol. the President and pursuant to EXeCut!Ye T. lo N.. n. 23 E. s. . a lostng solutbns: , Seca. 6 and 8; - '!

Order No. 0337 of April 24,1943. It is .# , . .

ordered as follows: Sec.18. N %NE%.-

T.12 N., R. 25 E 4 /

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[:er ee r$ .5."""'"T [r'n e Subject to valid existing rights, the Bec. 2. tot 4. 8W%NEN. 8%NW%. and . .yf 3 W a t e r to m e e. . . .. . ... .. .... ... . 1 uter pub!!c lands in the following. described 8W'" . ~' 7 '

Af ter the sam;1e has remained in the above areas are hereby w!Lhdrawn from all * "

so:utton fer 15 minutes the turb!dity is com. forms of appropriation under the pub. T N N. 28 E

• pued with that of three s:rnitar ehett sta:s lic. land laws, including the Inining and 3,,, e, gri, ,

ty. )'I' Bec. 8. NE%:

eent

• tr.g the above colution, one with no in1ncral.! casing laws, and reserved for sec. 20. W%: -

hm one with a c2 mg. and one with o 03 mg the use of the War Department for gnllt. Sec 34.. W%NW%. WSSWti, 85% SW%

hf;n (Na Sp). The comparizon is made in a tary purposes.

c .rhened tv>m ustn; a merc'.try 1smp for andSSSE%. g -

tuuminstW 'Ite shett vtals should rest on '- W m m m Mzam b ansa M M .IncW.W M W W n b!ack surfnee, the 1:ght entartug from one T.13 N . R. 23 E.,

.de of the sla% '!he criterlen is that the ., 3 acre ~

turb:dity of the tested so!ution should not b Secs. p 2 and 3. those porttons of two un.

exceed that M the one having 002 mg of,% , ecc.latted talands to the Columbia River;,.* This order sha!! be subject to (1) the hypo 12.3%8%. withdrawal made by the Executive or.

T.11 N.. R. 24 E me s of a P! d fo! t 34 der of October 24. 1910. Power Site Re-end ra e t ste serve8%NWu"No. 556. and (2) the transmission uve as desertbed by Weber and 11111. rational T'e,2 hr'34,'24' ar1d 26. -24 f *, and c3, line withdrawals of January 27.1925, and

'1xtrenu of standards Miscellaneous Pud!!ca*

• y '.!!$3. obtainable from the Cuperintend* T.13 N., R. 2 8 E September 11.1923 Cederal Power Cem.

-,' cf Decuments. oovernment Printing Ece. 22. BW%S0%; .. m!$slon Projects NoA 573 and 1022' .=o COca Wshtr": ton. D. C Price 5 cen'A. see. 24. N % N %. far as such withdrawais a.'!cet any of the

' T.11 N It. 23 E. RDoVe-deSCrlbed lands, hum t) h 11 stand at ca 10 sing e ! Sec. 2.1 ts 1. 2. 8. 4. and 8%NEM: 7 This order is subject to the condition in the P:und tester (19 mm tetween jsws) d" Y lok 2' 8. 4, 8 "E'%NW% M n or M WM.

e tthout bwktng. P!!m aged 72 hours8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br /> at ~ C, ed ic9 C end cord:tioned at C5'~, relat!ve humid

• SWN N:'%. . onsM av Wmanent

y shaft nct ose more than 25% in folding T.12 N.. It. 25 E . Improvements on, or damage the rf.r'eu!.

errfurence cf the ortstnat sample. Beca. 6. 8.18. and 30; - tural Value of the ret!amat!cn htnds de.

Ctantnr rf test. A earnpic 16 inches Bee. 20. W%. E% NE%. msd NE%8E%g - Scribed as the SE% sec. 23. T.1; N., R.

torg shall b "c'it ,rrom the le mm or 35 mm see. 32. N0%Nn%: - 25 E., NW%SW% s~:. ?. T.14 N., R. 26 fm to be tester. Alt getat!n Isyers shall T.13 see. 34. rs%N% and 8%.-  %,.# E., SE%SE% sec. 2 NE% sec. 12 W S d" 5";

be remmed bv washteg in vrarm water or N., R. 25 E.,

trestment v.ith'e n enzyme such r.s pancrestin, cc got g. NE NE '. sec* 14* T.13 7** R "7 " 'NEP4 ec ,'n 4't o!NN:%: M m.12. T. H M. E p. 4. S"W"P"W4. 4 After drytr*: fur et least 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br />. the sample E' 4*-

Gae.13. lots 5. 4. E%8W%. and 8%BE%l 4 I4 *E shall be marked 2 tr.ches from each end and sec. ;o. NWh6E%; 14. T.12 N' , R. 23 E. SEP4 s ee. S, V.* b perforated with hc!es approx:mste y 0.12 Inch Cae. 28. ' -

tu diameter atorg one ed2e at intertals of '

acc. 26. W%W%, SE%SW%. nnd the cec. 33. 8%. ~, 0%SE% sec. 34, T.13 N R. 23 E., W. f.I.

e?Mut 1% taches. If esmple is not already T.14 N., H. 25 E..

p- forsted. A wire havir g a d!ameter or not ecc. 2s, sn% -- This order shall take precet'ence over mee than oc20 inc;s shall te threaded Eec. 34. NE%SW% and NW%BE%. "

but not modify (1) the withdrawal for

• hrotts;'s the perforattons on one s!de at T.10 N.. H. 20 E.. CIASslfIcat!On and other purposes made

• e.ts epprostmate:y 1% inches spart.

' Bec.10. NEnuE%, . -

by Executive Order No. CSG4 of February Ne whe holding the dr:cd sa mp!e is T.11 N ft. 212*. 6.1935. and (2) the withd.aven!

-tr whed hortzentally between two surporte Ecca. A e.12.14. and 24; inade by the Secretary of the a, crders

, te-iar p-mitt!!'r the pamp!e to hang vertteally Bee. 22. NC% NE%. -

for reclamation purposes of Dece ny f ern it. ':te bottom corner et one end or T.13 8 . It. J E . 22,1905. Au2ust 4.1910. ?ebruary 3. :M ,

the e r y!. Is tent ted. 'Ite time s htch

• t'r m frm tha mo:nent the f:arna reaches 8I 1 t. 26 P prt126,1937 nnd December 2:. IU ~

The jurisdiction granted by I c; -

q 19 S

• rmk mF1 the Eame reaches the T'see.N'. Nwnsv%:

4 Bee. la, lots 3. 4. and E%DW%.- shn!! cease at the e:::,:re: Ion e .. e x

+

m +d rnm h t be recorded as the burn. T.10 f t n. 27 E.. .

Inonths' pert ?d follo imr: the te- 'ne m e w it the esmpte does net tentte or tico. 2. NW% and ti%: - --

I,

• ec>s not completely burn, the burn. of the unlirn:ted r ntiert! cmer~ aer de-Sec. 4. tot 1. NgNE%. 6W%NE%. NW%, clared by Prochmation No. 2C of **

.: c time is recorded as innnfte. The te g and W%DW%. ,

rhr,tt be msde in n room free from draughts. Bus. e. s and to: -

27, 1941 (55 Stat. IC tb. Thet eu,.. .

At a ast three tests shalt be made. The burn. 2E ' jurisdiction over the 9ds here%y re.

ing time shall not be less t!mn 45 seconds. 7, 'g'y , d.h'E~' served shall be vested in "ie Ew.rtment ne, ,, n g -

of the Interior and any othet Dep !t.

, Nar:orras. Dt arne er entrearn Fec. c. to 6. 7. and E%3W%t

• rnent or agency of the redern; Gov ocrot,er n, no. reca. P.14.12, and ts; - r-r e. 20. W% and seq: ment according to their re.eee e (P. ft. Dac. 45 1%$; Piled. Jan. 30, 1945; Fece. 24. 23. 30. and 32. -

Interests then of record. The Inn * .hw.

10:11 a. m.] T.12 N, n 27 *:. ever, shall remn!n withdrawn from ,ap.

eee. 4. NEycEq: propriation ns herein prov!th! unt!!

In tE:s artic:e (p 42a) the senettivity or s

' ecc. e. !,W'.NW%. eW%, NW%e01. and otherwise ordered.

the mercur:e chterice test ts men as ces ,, s %3 a,,g,:

ry c.t hypo m.aut stattrg the vo:ume or .. . _

er.,;ut:2a c r r rt a er imqth cf r.:m, Th'* tatue g ,g g *g g ,

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Eke 2. tota 3. 4, 8. 6. BW%NEq. fe%NWti, MM U* O,-

l cdtr:.ty cae o CCS mg per fr.ime c! 35 mm SE'.SE% E%eW%. NWS6W%. and n'

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r.:m (I sTaire inch) is dettetable, wLstg; .. ,

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{Pubitc Lead Order 710]

WA$NING703f Q

P APT!4L kEYOCATIoff of PL'h13C LAtID OatF-NO. :S t Or J ant'.Ut Y 24, 1945 RESERTING J. ANDM FDP. 71!f U%E OT* T1fF. W4k DrPARr.

EI E M r i OR 13 3 LIT Ah Y ICFO$ES Ity virtue, of the authority vested in the Pres. dent and pursuar.t to Executive Order No 9337 of April "4.1313. it is orrierrd aJ fo!!ows:

.' Pub!!c Land Order No. 361 of Januaiy M. Ife45 rese:Ving latxis for the uM ct -

the War htwitment for Int!!tary ptir.

poses, is licreby revoked so f ar as it af.

Itets the following described public latid:

Wn1o*rrrs Mrarotan .

T.13 N . It. 23 E.,

Sec. 2G. W!,.

The area cescribed contains 320 acres.

The land is withdrawn for reclamation

, purimsas by the order.: cf April 26,1937 and Decernber ::1. IP13 of the Secretar;-

of the Interior.

This order shall 1xcome effective at 10:00 a. rn. on the 35th day after the date of thi.S order.

Oscas L CHAP 514N, h

, Secretary of the Interior.  !

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gy Aratt 10.1951. ~'

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g Py virtur of tt.o author.ty veste d In n.e by tho anatitu!!'n und the natatutes, Er.erzy Con.missim inrb

&r t!.e Aton ic Ener.:y Act of 19 P1, arol n4 l'rmident of tLe United Mates ments now existic_

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rested in the Focr.

INI, as arnanded.

% W?N (n) All r%io:.abM mnte r al; di at<.mb weap..ns and t arts tLereof; a!! facPd. here by transferred 7.1 Ty tb s. v .s!; mont, ntal ina'erid for t he proom ru. prodution, or utiaatin of 9. Such further Dr b tN!enab:o materiil or aternic e:.ergy; all proemes aral techn: cal it.f rmation Atemic I:nergy Co:

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• N N'd pntents, patent at phertions. and other toarceo relatin : to the proc mne, pro.

duction, or ut Mint.on of tb ~ionah'e m.itorial or atemlic er.erev : .ind nil contracts, carried ont in sud dirret and by such :

L p U}1 o gr ee n:e n t e. b.v e-:, Icit en' 4, a pp:Ications for patera, Ira ention. ntut d ecoveries 10. Th!s order .d

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( b ) Al1 f:.r!!it. , equ'r m nt, and tanterla13, devoted primarily to atomic or.ergy rew rch a n 1 d.4e,opment.

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.j real or i eru ol, tangit b*

• r intana:b!c. tr.etudd . recorde. o"'ed by or in tLe My. pm ew' . em tody or cont rol of tLe 3!anhat tan l~r.z:neer 16- irlet. War nel art-Tp . ptFbp j rn. m. in :o! Etion to tLo prM erty decrd ed in paragrat h 1 nhore. FF"eitic M n's "gq g~

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1. 25g @ (n) T!. .Ver. f ary of War s? nll notify the Commis91on in writing as to the AMQp%.y).

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1. jg 1 o p. J ite: 4 of pri pert y or rec.Id4 Lo w r!n s to except , and

( b i f f af ti r f all ex: r.o:.at h-n < f tLe f.ict i by t he f *or..minb n, it con.'urs In the gyg et rept ion. I L. . p. e(n. , itenW . f prol.erty or reevrds dLall be excepted from h,,,,.Jj p,rQ tran for to t! e f . .na sion ; or rf*R,. Q g 9 (es I f a f t er fi/.i s a m n.it b ri e f t he fai is by t he Cotatnirs!on, it daes fmt cen-A*23f NT*TWMUN.I k.;;M j cur !n IL. emp'i .n. t he m:it ter s hall be referre d ta tLe Pr* C. dent for deci ion.

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h6 q@(pl@w{# . d, trreasanI[r. .. r'y t ra re f. r r. .I to t he t ' ora m a s on in pu a cra phs I a nd 2 above.

in uc. i i da n, n wit h ti;r pru ni. ' s of t he Ato:aic 1:noigy Act of 1m

[. $$.

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%th. .f ((k_,T.1,p(('..

. (;j.%. NW ni- on att!o rei, . st of t ho (5'ramiri .n, any property, real or personal.

t a r. ., J . o r inf a t. ' N . n eq u n ed . r m ed l,y u . o I b.vernno nt n _ency in countttica 0IIfI'I4(Mf of New 31exico (L<

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r. 1:a. h (; ca rot. . nt nei ry sh:d! sul ply the Atornie D ergy Furam!ssion with a and sanu l'c Coa:

Mataus Proj-et ef 1 WQ%Dk M re p. .r t a m .I n n a v ieint u.J n n'l in vent ory of, hil intot eM s a nd preperty, de- Snc. ?. Thi< ret r.

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.by order.1 nial Tim Yonnu e n.n L4 a uthon d to exercise all of the pmvers arel functir ns '

7 vested in t he Sect. tary of War by 1:xec ttive order Nm t.i.ol, of I'ec.- Oer W. I 1 It.tcre -t 4 ov nej 1311 as arnended, in 'o far as thev rrlate to contracu herd it r.. n.aJe by or l

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h.W.omFederalRegister Feb. 5, 1953 TITLE 43 - PUBLIC IANDS: 'INTERICR Chapter 1 - Bureau of Land Management, Department of the Interior Appendix - Public Land Orders (Public Land Order 881) Washington N Transferring .the lands reserved for the Department of the Army by Public Land Orders Nos. 165,191, and 261 to the Atomic Energy Commission; partially revoking Public Lar.d Order No. 261.

By vitrue of the authority vested in the President and pursuant to Executive Order No. 10355 of May 26, 1952 (17 F.R. 4831), it is ordered as follows:

1. All public lands, except those described in paragraph 4 hereof, reserved for the use of the War Department for military purposes by Public Land Orders No.165 of September 6,1943, No.191 of November 1,1943, and No. 261 of January 24, 1945, are hereby reserved for and transferred to the jurisdiction of the Atomic Energy Commission, for use in connection with the atomic energy -

program.

2. The withdrawals rnde by the said public land orders, as modified by this order, shall be subject to existir.g withdrawals for power-site and Federal power project purposes, so far as they affect any i of the lands involved; and they shall take precedence over, but t not otherwise affect, the existirg withdrawals for reclamation l '

.. purposes, so far as they affect any of such lands.

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3. The said public land orders are hereby amended so as to delete .

therefrom the following paragraph: ,

The jurisdiction granted by this order shall cease at the

.' expiration of the six months' period following the termination '

of the unlimited national emergency declared by Proclamation No. 2427 of May 27,1941 (55 Stat.1647) . Thereupon, jurisdiction over the lands hereby reserved shall be vested in the Department of the Interior, and any other department or agency of the Federal Government according to their recpective interests then of record.

The lands, however, shall remain withdrawn from appropriation as

! herein provided until otherwise ordered.

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i 4. The said Public Land Order No. 261 of January 24, 1945, is hereby 4

revoked so far as it affects the following-described lands, which

are included in existing withdrawals for reclamation purposes

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T. 13 N., R 28 E.,

Sec. 34, SlSEf. -'

. ;gg The areas described aggregate 240 acres.

It is intended that the lands transferred by this order shall ,

be returned to the administration of the Department of the Intericr uhen they are no longer needed for the purpose for which they are reserved.

Joel D. Wolfsohn

, Assistant Secretary of the Interior.

January 30, 1953.

(F. R. Doc. 53-1193; Filed, Feb. 4,1953; 8:45 a.m.)

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.:nc c. ' to nc ct! .to and trutine zand Order 12721 T.13 N R. 24 E.. N

/r.c.. , t if? f u rnL'hing fo: m c ; -.pt fro:n the .

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. < f rc. .t ; u.s of the act CoLonano sec. 2: - ( P. M.7 en ,

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~ c :2rin coal:

wmtDMWING rCCLIC 1. ANDS roR ITs2 rN e, O' -

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conn:ctioN witu nAr,cus wAsa s:UDY

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' n=4 sec.12: A - ~ " d h E6- W

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see 34;..

sec.22;.

Ci . "1 . = * .;1 ::v.!!y the Uy virtue of the authority vested in see, 4 .

.;;, ..... a ccal, that the McWcs

. . - . . . . --- Mar No. ,it4C':55 anti pur:.uant to Executivo of 2/.ay ::G.1052, it is T.13 ucc. 20. N % N %. St%SW%. hW% C3%. ..

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. i*' " ".*. ... .. 3!' T .. , %,y . , d ordered es fonoas: sec 24. - -

' il * ^ ~ .c. * ~~"~ ] gy,;c Subjcct to valid existing rights, the T.11 N, R. 28 E, S J' !.

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.I . the followin;-dcreribed pub!!c 1 a n d s Ir1 . sec. 2: -- p, .Y

. . :c.. .ch.d ta h bicfor Colorado rc hcreby withdrawn from all Ecc, 4; . a g,c, gg, . , y, -

. .. . in ; .* 1a:n s cf all the fecms of ap::repriaticn under the pub!!c T.12 N R. 26 E

. i .; pm. al in :Oct;on 1 o; land 107:s. Including the Ininin: and the secs. 2.,4. 6. 8,10.'Y2,1.- 13, 20. 22, .

Ininern!-Icasing laws. and reserved under

' , ' '..' * " ' ", ' . . .g . ,,. .1 na'"y the con- jurl: diction of the Bureau of Land ?. fan. T.13 N R 23 E.,

28. 30. 32. and 34. < .~

r "7 ccccpt the a::c:nent for experimental purposes, for .M

. . . ' . . .[*. ,,t"[.,' -.'^ E.*.'d cond. .fons scientinc rnen ch and studics in croston . sac.

, sec.14.

sa. 8NW'iNE%.

% N % s %.2% NW %,8 % S %:'L,yy and sedirnsntation control, as the Bad;;ct T.13 N, R. 2g E., D 6g p.: '. O r. ":. ; "23: .; t!. O. C. 03) Wash Study Arca: 8' 3, .'!" Y D # ,d -

, *T.14 N., n. 26 E C'O '

% .it. .n run* fl.*.'.1b0 cI~cciiVC 33 to n*! r0n rn;.; .*.I.^.rM Cn or af ter April T.8Tr$t S R. Ic3 W

G. tots 10.11. and 12;

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J..--.. sec.13. lots C. 7. and C; y, [ 1

" ' - - - sec.co.1 ts 5.s and 7; gee,4, ggggy . ..

p .", w, . . , ~.....f..

. '. ' . h.S"; ton, D. C., this 14th sec. 31. tots 5. 6. 7. 8,10.11.12,13.14. and sec. c. tots 6nad 7.32%SW%: - I

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Jr.:n 3 l'. M:Tcr::Lt T.a A R 101 W , g g*. j g,c, 3, . .

Eccr *Mr7 0/ l,cbor. set :1. 2%, s%1G7 %.I:%SW%, and NW% T.13 N. 51. 27 C

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c. a.I sec.13. lot.s 1 to 4.tncItulve. - ' h 3,f t.::c .:. n. ) occ.2c.s %Nzig.sn%: T.14 N R 7 ^*^*

• Sec. 35. E %. E% GW%; '

sec A id 3 - - - - D sec.3G. sec.34.lota 5 ar.d 9.

Y.7 0 .. '-- 4 . '.!C L A N D S. T 0 S R IM W. The areas de:cribed a grc:ste appro:

• 3.. . . . , sec.G.lota 3 and 4.

• 1:nately 21.010.C2 acres.

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The areas described accrogate 3.113.01 IM:bilc Land Orders No. 2 2.':::n*cr W.uroco ci lcnd f.icnoco- acres. 12.1044 and No. 204 of Jan,02 uaryof27,1011, January

..u.4 :.7:f.:. ;r.n;d c.* 'ho In!criot Wrst.rY A. D'EWART. . reserving the foRowin:. described lands

.* ;pt.h:u Assisfant Secretary of the Interior, for use of the War Depr.rt:ncnt, are hcrc.

Ic.nd orders MAnc:114* 100G*

by Icyote^d- -

[:' :.c lan.2 On.:ct 12711 gge- " - *. 3I [P. R. Doc. SG-2031: Filed. Mar. 19, 1956; F:--(Mtic I.and Order No. 202] .

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IDid!0 T.12 N., R.25 E,

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: . J 00Th": o2Dr.3 No. cOSI Or sec.10. .

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. tz , '.:::cu nostavra T,13 N,, n,20 g.,  !

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in thv ",',WAsu1NcTon,, _ Q%-p* T.14 N., n. 20 E.. }

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't. . ' kn:, by , nica : cf th t (1 sec.12.lota 3 and 4;

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• WITunnrwr .c 'rtratic LnNos ron t7sr or - sec. 28. sW SW. e TnC ATOMIC ENE.2cY Cor.titISsioN. NAN

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' ORDER 5 202 Or JANUARY 12,1944 AND 204 T.14 N R.27 E., .

.t.2.c Cc 'Or!'o. C3L of Ccptember Or JANUARY 27,1944 '

sec. 20. lot 3:

n. . 1.d raw;. the tc110 wing. By virtue of the authority vested In see.34. tots o and 9.

. .d . N . for u e of the War Dc. the President and pursuant to Executive T.10 N.. n. 2a E..

sec. 4. Eg NE%,Wg:

n' lcr tarcot r:n:c purposes is Order No.10355 of May 2G,1952, it is

4. . . o . . .^.. c e .- see.28.

ordered as follows- -

• * " '"** .._." Subject to valid existing rights. the The areas described aggregato 7,0"3.00 .

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. o.R 220. following. described public lands in acres.

U Washington are hereby withdrawn froin

,, Q *2 Yd3, all forms of appropriation under the IPutstic land order No. 204]

"/.c.?.. T a"tul 1"1 public-land laws, including the rnining W .t.aurrrs Mnatax

• l;;c.16. N G. I. % S %. and the mineral-leasing laws and re- T.13 N.* R.24 E T;.o r.re.c d.':.ctned a::grc ;ato 0.000 served for use of the Atornic Energy *

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- Commission in connection with its IIan- see. 2: .

ford Operat'ons:

e tw ce Ir.c;udcd in nrst fornt see. 4. N %. sE % :

.: L. . ~ rechm .tfon purpor.c. in Wat.t.aum Warm sece.12.14. 22. and 24:

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.J.Ga . .... the ?.!!nido!:a Ivoject. T.10 N., n. 27 l' sec.20.N%N% SC%SW%.sW%SC%.

T.13 N.. R. 25 E., .y . .

../PSL;Y A. D.I: war.T-

. see.14. NI'.% .:P;. - '

Sees. 24 and 25.

L'CFC*ary of thc Infct:or. T.10 N.. n. 23 I' . T.11 N.. H. 20 E.. p.bg * 'c':/.@,

sec. 4. n%:W;. W%; -

- sect 4 anet10.

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• Sec. 13. IM i to 4. Inctur.!ve, E%W%. T.12 N.. H. 2G E.,

p n. N. :c-2m: . .tc t.1: .r. . sn%. s%:.::%;.4 sec. 20. N S, scr.: -(p.y.,,, no n,0 secs. 2. 4. c. s.10.12.14.18. 22. 2 4. 30. 32.

9.1%c: T.13 N n. 20 c..

c:4sr m.1 sec. 2a.

Sec.14.NW%NE%.E%NW% 3%S%:

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• i ; .'\ .J 2U1.3 AND REGULATitNS T. 0 S It.0 2*

Sees.1 to 1*r. Inc!urtve: Sees. 8,12.14.18.18, 20, 22. 24. 2G. 23 Cecs. 21 to :7. Inclustve; 3o. 32. 34. and 30:

". 0 %;'.!'.. Cecs. 33 and OG. Sec. lo. except as to part of the N%SO%.

T. O S, ns to to 12 E.,inclustve. T. 6 n R.13 E. (partly unsurveyed). *

.. .. . tacN4 tc. T.7 3 n.10 E, Becs. 25.2G. 27:

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. ~.. Eces.1 t 10.I c!usive: Secs. 28 to 30. Inclustre those portions bot!t Eccs. 23 to :G. tac!ur,1ve; south of aqueduct right.of-way; W'.1.0 21.'. 4 000rc~nt3 Ece. 00. Becs. 32 to 30.1nclusive.

T. 7 0 ns.11 r.nd 12 E. T. 4 8 n.14 E. (partly unsurveyed).

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. . , . . Dees. 25 and 35 thor.s porUons south and The creas deceribed ag:rcaste ap. east of aqueduct rl;ht.o!.way;

. ;;;2:r; a' ..::In ;ri;t. see. 3a.

proal:nately 1.1C,000 acres.

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• Portions of t;:0 hnds were included in T.3 s n.15 E. (partly unsurveyed).

secs. 27.:s. and 32 to 35. Inclusive:

,.../...- . . the Jc:hr.a Trca National Monument secs. 20, 2 2. 23. 30. 31. thoco portions south

" " "' n" ,N*Or.10.10;;:' veh!ch traa cr. tab'; hed by Proclamatfort and east of aqueduct r:ght.of.way:

" f No. *1!03 of Au uct 10. 1936, the bound- 8.ecs. 22, 23. 25, 2G. and 30. those porttons .

~~ * ' / aries cf v;hich wcra reduced and revised a uth and west of aqueduct right.or.

by the act of September 25,1950 (C4 f.

~* C ' * " ~ ~ S at.1003). y,4 [*[g'.15 E. (parttr unsurveyed)".

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Secs.1 to 5. a to 17,20 to 24,2G to 20,31 to tC Al 2. The fol!ortin:f lands are relcased 30. Inclusive:

frc:n withdravtal by this order: secs. o. 7.18.19. and 30. those porttons east

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. s.m n=un.arno mmzur of aqueduct right.of way '

sec. 25, w%. r3E%. NcnNEn. sEns n.

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. .f.*. 07 T.1Sees.

..~7 . s..n.c n 03 and 23.

The areas described aggregate approx.

Imately 160.000 r.cres, of which surveyed-

-. 3.,n.4. ,. .

.:tb . y ';':%:1 Lt thJ ** ~* secs. IG and 3G are State lands.

.1: . 2 n:: c:Juna

['. 'h*2 c:e. ;a, 4. 7 k d%; 3. The lands are located in Riversida

. . ;7: '. C. C. 1:1) 7. c, n. 5 0 County. except as to those in T.1 S., R.

M. cca M:: No. 4 E., S. D. M., which are in San Bernar-

. .. % . 1; or a :S c ree: 10 to :1. tnciu:tre: 'dino County. The westernmost lands .

Cecs. 23 to 34. Inclu:tve; cces :0. :7. 05. and 34 tho:e porttona south are south and west of the Litt!c San Ber-

' :21.*. :C1 of C:10hr ,, 'I M'"I."C' ilaht*0f***Y* nardino Mountains. They ranac sou'h-

.n; ;;.2 4. arc /: . ar.d 7 E "' 0 *" .

cast in a cencral parallc1 pattern to the a.: ; v; 2.M th fc!- ** Colorado River Aqueduct. This south.

. $2 n g :tbn.

. rer. . n Ca';!crn!a far 3 s., n. easterly pattern continues along the San ndn'; U.=.ination ,

Bernardino Mountains to the Mccca

y cf In

:en; sue:1 seca.10 and 14. those port!cas south of IIllls. Most of the arca is rou':h and s.queduct rt;ht.orsway. mountalnous. The community of Desert j:::n t. .r, Ecc. c. N %:

J.;.:r../a Cr. :r Xo. 2:ces.10. 03. and 2 3. 2Iot Springs is within two mik,of the i

edge of the lands. U. S. Illghway 93

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N n;: Land

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7.3 L n. 7r

.ccA .3 cnd OC. thoce portions south. f parallels the lands at a distance of ap-o

.. C ",;3. CC ef J.pr.; C.1%3 aqueduct rl;;ht.ct-way. proximately 12 m!!cs.

. 4 s, n. 9 c., 4. No application for the lands may be

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• c. Ms. C3 of Eces. 9.10 c.nd 12, inclustre, 2 ;, , .; her.4 ulchd in its T. 4 S n. o U allowed under the horacstead. desert-2 ...,;;

secs. 2. 6. c.10.12.14. to.18, 20, 22, 24,cral land. smallland public tract,law or any other unicss norJnin-the lands

. . . . . _. .. ... .. .~

. . .,o . .,x :.u, Co. 28,30. 32. 34. and as; cee. 4 that porttoa south of aqueduct have already been classified as valuablo

• J. : . '. C.

• or suitable for such type of appI! cation.

,: y g J.I.C u::ve. , s cr shall be so classified upon the consid-

- ,g;, , * -, ,,10. $nd 12.

' ~ ' *. . . . . . cration of an application. Any applica-4 / '* * ** T.4 3 n.o c L

. , .~

sees. c. 3,10,10.13. 0. 22, 24, 26. 28, 30, tion that is filed w!!! be considered on  !

~."1 *... u;;y,*

32. 34. nnd 30. its merits; The lands will not be subject

'."-' to occupancy or disposition until they

.." E +.. U :.e:u !ve, T.5s..n.D L cec ,.;0 f. 6. 8.10.12,14.10,18, 20, 22, have been classified.

.2 . t - ** * * *

• 6. Subject to any valid existing rights

,.- M?? ~ OIIYo- 7,c2. g @[i,Dt 4, g, 8,10,12,14,10, 22, 24. 23, and

• nnd the requirements of applicabic law.

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og the public lands released from with-drawal and described in paragraph 2 of C.. q* If 2** IIcNa (partly T.4b.'n.10L this order are hereby opened to filing of I

cces. 03,30. 32, and 34.

app!! cations, sc!cetions, and locations in i

' ,; d.'.h.

.a a d) .

$ to 1", r., Inc:usiva (partly T. 5 A n. lo n-.

sees. 02. 34. and 36. those portions south o*, accordance with the following; the un.

.=. 3g aquMuc t right-of-way. surveyed lands being opened to such ap-

cc.. I t.,a. ine:urtve: T.cs,ng to L plications, selections, and locations as j.- :c :a,1::. tac:u:1vo. E*Q4gge 121p10,18,20,22,24 are allowable on unsurveyed lands:

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, n. Applications and selections under

.- ~'3. .~...u:tre. ,

Ecc. 6. that right-of-way.

porttoa south of aqueduct the nonmineral public. land laws may be

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• T. 5 3 n.11 E, presented to the Manager mentioned be- ,

~[ b.~;Yeb. !: e:mtra: .

Cec. 31. that portion south of aqueduct Iow, beginning on the date of this crder. -

n : i . e.t. : .. n w. . rt;ht-of-way. Such applications and sc!cctions wi!!.be  ;

. i. .

.,,j m ,

J La le L Inctualvo (pr.rtly 7 8 L H 81 L .constdcred na flied on the hour and re. '

l

. . . seca. 2. 4 and s. thme porttons south of spective dates shown for the various

~

classes enumerated in ' the following .

l r?..(**"..c,*...#. aquec t ru:nt-of.w.iy: '

7" !gi". * ' see s. a. a.12.14. Ic, 20. 22. 24, 20. 28, 30, paragraphs.,

32. 04. and 30

. d :.s."~d 't$' ;$ .:., !ac:usive (pr.rt:Y Sec. !: ::% . SW %.

(1) App!! cations by persons having

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7. 7 L .. 11 C.. prio? cxtsting valid sett!cment rights.

Ecce r . c. D. f a.12. 14.16,18, 20, 22' preference rights conferred by exnting

,' W. : 3.ac.ahand M. laws, or equitable claims subject to al-

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ud c

vo (prt:7 "scel. .l. nd c. tho** portions south of judicated Iowance and confirmation will be ad. '

..:.ur, , : a . s.quec t rigt.t.or.way; on the facts presented in support of each claim or right. All ap. 4 i9 t

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C0PY ( !.*,

(Public Land Order 2122)

('.lachington 02350)

U!iSHI::GTO::

liIT;:DRil.lIUG IAI D3 FOR UCZ OF ATO:IIO EI!ZRGY CC:MSSIO :

y By virtue of the authorit; vected in the President, and gur-cuant to 2::ecutive Order I:o.10355 of :'ay 26,1952, it is ordered ac follo'.:c:

Subject to v$ lid e::icting rights, the follot ing-descri'ced public lanic in 'iachin;taa are herab - '. ithdrain from all for.:s of cypropriation under the public land im:c, including the mining and ninaral leccing im:c and dicpocalc of materials under the act..

6f Jul; 31,1947 (61 Stat. 631; 30 U.S.C. 601-604), as acendai, and racerved under the juricliction of the Atomic Ener;y Cc:: sic-sicn in connection Tiith itc Hanford Operations:

Ui11anette Meridian T. 11 :;., R. 23 E.,

Sec. 14, lot 5 Containinc 3 09 acrec.

l l Roger Ernct,

! Acciatant Sacretary of the Interior June 9, 1960.

(F.R. Doc. 60-5407; Filed, Juna 15, 1960; 6:47 a.m.)

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• pref:rred right Cf cppteation to ceIcct th2 lands in section 13 in c.cccidance

. C". c: cther person who:o re.::ts t. a ChrpfGr I-Doportment of Slote with and subject to the provisions of cor.*rc":d, att IDept Re2.1Co.45s] subsecuon (e) of section 2 of the Act (c) In the c::: cf a court proceeding: of August 27,1958 (72 Stat. 928; 43 (1) W.s nr:r.3 c.nd location of tho PART 3-ADVICE TO FOREIGN U.Sc 851, 852), and the regulauons in court in which the proceedings are GOVERNMENTS 43 CFR.

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(2) App!! cations by persons having (2) The d ta on wh!ch Auch proceed. Revocation of Part prior existing valid settlement right.s.

LT J rrcraIn:t!!uted. Pursuant to the authority contained preference rights conferred by existing G The num' er c under which such in 5 U.S.C.151c, the regulations in 22 laws, or equitable claims subject to al-pr.:W.nas are docheted, and CPR Part 3 are hereby revoked c!!cctive lowance and confirmation will be adju-d!cated on the facts presented !n support p!:.:(!)cfW.:n any pazib!c, hearing, the date,oftime, meeting cred.and upon publication in the FsDsaAL of caCh Claim or right. All applications RscIstra.

1% 2. or other scheduled action with re. other than those referred to in this

pect to such proceedings.

Dated: December 6.1960. paragraph will be subject to the apphca-(11) < s:fgr. ment for bene!:t of cred. For the Secretary of State. Lions and claims mentioned in tnis (forJ. Th written notice required under paragraph.

suby.rn:;taph (3) of this paragraph Isz W Ws Dwurt.t., (3) All valid applications and selec-shrll c0ntr.!n: Asustant,.secreta f6r Adtnintstration. .ttons under the nonmineral public land (c) The nt.me and t.ddress o!. and the [P R. Dwe So f 3: Fued. Dec. 23, 1960; laws other than from the State, pre-date th3 amet or assets were assigned to, sented prior to 10:00 a.m. on January the ard: nee, f a:47 a m 1 19,1961, will be considered as simultane-

/. ously filed at that hou". Rights under (M "'he na=c and address of the /

de':, tor whose assets were assigned, such applications and selections illed (c)

.sdanad, r. brief description of the assp.s g ( q g}yg [gg$'. 0 after that hour will be governed by the time of filing.

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(d) An explanation of the acticA e r- P1,I ill kn4Ud b. The lands will be open to location pected to ce taken with respect * *jch under the United States mining laws, be-arcts. an Chapter 1-Bureau of Land Monoge- uinning at 10:00 a.m. on June 15. 1961, (c) When possible, the date., tr~e, and -

ment those lands in power withdrawals being place of any hearing, meettn:tfdf cred- so opened subject to the provisions of the -

'APPENolX-PUBLIC LAND ORDras Act of August 11,1955 (69 Stat. 681; 30 itors. sale, tcspcct or other to such scheduledption with assets. j U.S.C. 621),

tPubite w-- - tand order 22m (b) Executors, cdtninistrators, and { Wuhtngton 02642[- 4. Persons claiming preference rights persar,s in possession of property of de. - based upon valid sett!cment. statutory ccden t. For provisions relatia to re- WASHINGTON preference, or equitable claims must en-qu!rc:nent of prel;minary notice in the Portly Revoking Public Land Order close properly corroborated statements case of estate taxes by executor, admin- in support of their app!! cations, setting istrator or perso:n in possession of prop- NosT261 and 1273 crty of decedent, see i 20.60361 of this forth all facts relevant to their claims.

By virtue of the authority. vested in Detaded rules and regulations governirq ch;pter G. state Tax Regulationss. the President and pursuant to Executive applications which may be Aled pursuant (c) Nctice of fiduciary relationship. Order No.10355 of May 26,1952, it is to this notice can be found in Title 43 of When a notice is required under ordered as follows: the Code of Federal Regulations.

! 301 C303-1 of a person acting in a 1. Public Land Order No. 261 of Janu- Inquiries concerning the lands shall be '

f;duciary capacity and is also required nry 24,1945, and No.1273 of March 14 addressed to the Manager, Land Of:1ce, of such person under this section, notice 1956 reserving lands for use of the War Bureau of Land Management, spokane, given in accordance with the provisions Department and the Atomic Energy Washington.

cf this section shall be considered as Commission, respectively, are hereby re- Gronct W. Assorr, comply;re; with both sections, voked so far as they affect the following- A

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(d) Suspension of period on assess- described lands: DtcsMata 14,1960.

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the period of hmitations on the making lP.n. Doc. 60-11780: Ptted. Dee. 20.19Go; cf ct,:;es'ments from the date a proceed- 'r.13 K* n. 23 E., / 9 a:40 a.m.1 in; is instituted to a date 30 days after Secs. 2 and 3, thou portions of two tm-rece!pt of notice from a !!duciary in any platted isbnds in the Columbia Ittver; proce.: ding under the Dankruptcy Act T.13sec.12. E. n 24 m s%.

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i 10 Efl T' I or from a receiver in any other court - j . dl3 u U~~lilll y K.f" IllL-.s k procceding, see section 6372 and sec.18. N U NE%. 5E% NE%. afhd NE % $E%.

! 201.C372-1. Aggregating approximately 335 acres. Ch Pter l-Burcou of Sport Fishon,es (c) Applicabil!!y. The provlslons of 2. All the lands in T.13 N., R. 23 E. are and W Idlife, Fish and Wildlife th2 sect!on shall apply to those persons withdrawn for power purposes. Service, Department of the Intenor -

referred to in this section whose ap- 3. Subject to any existing valid rights, po!nt;nento, authorizations, or nssign- the provisions of existing withdrawals, PART 33-SPORT FISHING Inents occur on or af ter December 21, and the requirements of applicable law.

. IM- the lands in T.13 N. R. 24 E., are hereby Ch "" Noti " 1 Wildlif*

opened to Rung applications, selections, uge, E.noss .

pe It !cr w . iuto ap n formation, sco sect:on 7203. fo"Ifow ng C) Por criminal penaltics for willfully a. Applications and selections under su '

mr.hin: falso or frr.udulent statements

• the nonmineral pub!!c land laws may be 6 33.5 Special regulation ; apart fishingt

1. 83Ct.icns 7206 r.nd 72G7. presented to the Manager mentioned for individual wildlife refuge areas.

C) cor t!ms for perfonnance of acts below, beginning on the dato of this Itt: Nots vthric th last d:.y fr.Us on a Saturday, order. Such app!! cat!ons, selections, Lu-dr. *.,o* !c=1 honday, see, sect!cn 7503 and offers w!!! be considered as filed on CH ^ * *'* *I "'I' *"# 3 " " * "

1. " 3 "" 3'I' the hour and respective dates shown for Sport fishmg on the Chautauqua Na-(cM. Ct t. C17; :s tLa c. 7803) the vr.rious classes enumerated in the tiona! Wild!!fe Refuge,III:nois.is perm 19 follow 1 ret paragrapha:

[?% Da. GG-tm:. rued. Doo. 20.199; slble only under the following conditions:

0: 3 un.] G) Until 10:03 a.m.cn June 15.1961 (a) Species permitted to be taken:

tha Str.to cf Washington shall have a As prescribed by State regulations.

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n~c:.'6 ddc. 72, ord:: s t. - Subjedt to talid c:& ting rights, th 1. De fol ow!ns-descrOcS I:00u?We ccm3 cO; tite c tb c.te cf :;nbiler.tlos fo!!c tin d:: crit:d public lands la Crders wht:h v 'hdr:v 1: .cr is Enth- .

n ths Tc:::12 It:::::::. Wr. shin ton are hereby withdrawn from tastcIn Alar.4a fcr I!Oht.50.:o purpc:ca.

erxe. c(c). 7J 0 M:J: 21 US C. 34s(c)) all forma of cppropriation 'under the are hereby ' revoked ta the extent public land laws. Including the mining ind!cated:

Dated: INbr.:tr/ 13. 1001. and mineral leasing laws. and disposals s. The Executive order of January 4 (s:Ar.1 Gro. P. LAanrex. of anatcrials under the act of July 31 1901. se far as it affects lands at:

Ce Sissioner of Food and Drugs. 1947 (61 Stat. C31; 30 US.C. C01-604). (1) nateton Isw.cd (r,2 acres).

Doc. 61-1 C0: Filed. Pub. 17, 19 tl,.

as amended, and reserved for use of the (2) Yasha Island, near lunccon of Fred-

[ 7.P a m asnl Atomic Energy Commision in conneC- ertet Sound and Chatham Stratt (16.20 tion with its llanford Works: seres). '

/ Wu.uurrTs Mzaiovan b. The Executive order of September Gl fJ1DQ

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16. 1905 so far as it n!!ccts land.. at Gravina Island, but not including that FM The areas described aggrekste 240 portion known as East Clump Island

]* Utdhi acres. 233.69 acres).

Chc;:!:r 1-3ere:u of Land laanage. Joux A. Cram.Jr . c. Executive Order No. 3403 of Feb-mca?, Coperiment of the In crior Assistant Secrcict;r of the Interior. a 3 102 so f ,a!"ect.s the

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ACCU;ititCNS l P.R. Doc. 61-1466: Pl!cd. Fetl 17, 1961: 3 Surprise Poin t. Nakst Inlet (113 40

[C: cular 23571 8:46 a m ] acres). . .

13 Hurnp Intand. Chotmondeley Sound (30

?AE 259-D S?CSAL OF T!1ASER acres).

AND !A!NI. A!. P.ESOUi:CES u e Land Ner 22H i 14 14 man rotnt. Clarence Strait (2.86

[86238] "C8I-Tres;:ms; PencDy for Unauthorized . 25 Anchor Potnt. wrange:1 Strait (of.1c

.,cmovai of lac en. als OREGON acre).

3t The Brothers Isrsnd, stephens Passage On pr.:e 12COS of the Protart Rectsua- Portiolly Revoking Departmental Or. -

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of D2ce:ncer 9.1060. there was published "cr of October 30,1908, Which 37 Middle Point. Stephens Pusa;e. Dun.

n no:::a rnd text of a proposed amend- Withdrev Certain Lands for Use of 4, ol*73*3*f # $ *','*A y g o ,c.,3, tr.cnt of I 250.71 of Title 43. Code of the Forest Service os on Adminis- 50 Klawak Reel. San Alberto Bay (1.0 Fedara Regu:ations. The purpose of the trative Site acre),

aracnc: ment is to more eltarly define a 58 Stralt Is:and. Sumner Strait (so a:res).

tre. pass of timbN or mincral materlats. - By virtde of the authonty vested in e3 Pybus Day, nedertet sound (170s No objections were recalved within the the President and pursuant to Executive m es).

thirty day perici Written gomments Order No.10355 of May 2G 1952, it is 67 Point Pl!!s. Chatham Stralt. Boy or inc!cated that a reference to Part 283 of ordered as follows: .to Red ) By TIL!e 43. CFR would be desirable. and is 1. The departmental order of October Eot Island. Chatham gt,3gg ge ,,.,,,3,

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30, 1903 which withdrew certain lands 74 ggi:t.inoo mrbor Sout: ern Entrance Th:s ==end:nent will become effective within the Whitman National Forest for . Chatham Stra:t (1.0 acre).

as set forth belcw at the be innin:t of the use of the Forest Scrylce. Department of 80 Hawk Inlet Entrance. Chatha n stralt 30th calendr.r day following the date of Agriculture.1r hereby revoked so far as (1.0 acre),

th!s pub!! cation in the Fra:aAL REcIsTER. It a!!ects the following-described lands: 96 Cape Edwarea.1:ukkas ca; (40 acres).

Wruaurrre Mmeran 155 Point Francia. Dehtn Canst (13 acres).

Srzw L. UsALL Secrctcr[A-^o/ thcInter[or. wo sratucs aouturstantivz sits Pt::nu Aa r 13. 1061. T. 8 8. 11. 32 E.,

described parcels:

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Section 259 1 is amended to read as rareet No.

fo!!ows: The area described contains 40 acres. 13 Fan nte Isla nd. Port Snett! sham (12

2. The lands were transferred to the acrest.

S 59.71, Tre-paus penahy for unau. Umat!!!a National Forest by Public Land 17 Outde Island. rtevax Stratt (1.0 aerei.

anorued remuut of n.sterule. Order No. 347 of January 'll.1947. They 22 naman Dar. Clarmee Stratt (co mes).

TDc c:: traction, severance injury, or shall be open, subject to valid existing 31 P int St. unty. mn Canal eso acresh remwal of titt.ber or mineral Inaterials rl: hts and the requirements of appl 1- *,,8f,$"na . StePhens Patr. age (12

, ficu pub :e lands under the juriallction cable law.to such applications, selections, of the Department of the Interior, ex- and locations as are perm!tted on The areas describcd total in the ag-cer.t V hen authorized by law and the national forest lands effect!ve at 10:00 gregate 836.8'l acres. The lands, with rGuhtions of the Department. Is an act a. . n March 21. 1001, the exception of Gravina Island. de-ci trecrpazs. Tre'. pas ,ers will be llable in scribed in paragraph Ib.. above., are dr.tr es to the United States, and will J nu A. CAnm.Jr.. within the Tongass National Forest.

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bc rMect *.o mccution for such unlaw- The national forest land.s shall at 10:00 ful acts. F o Pat t 288 this chapter. /InnUAav 13. 1961. a.m., on March 21.1961, be open to such I P. n. tiltes: Fate <*, Feb. 17, 1961: P R. Doc. 61-1467: FIIcd. Feb. 17. 1961; forms of appropriation by the public 8:46 a m.1 generally as may by law be made of na-a:46 a m 3 tional forest lands. '

• . 2 Subject to any existing vntd r!-hts APPENolX-.JUsttC LANo,C$ois$ lPublic Land Order 22G7) and the requirernents of app!! cable law.

[Pume t.and order'22cd puneau ottssol the public lands described in paragraph

[W shin;.nu 032cM Ib of this order are hereby opened to ALASKA sett!cment and to fillna of such applica-W;.s:-i1NGTON tions, selections, and locations as are Portly fievokm.g Certo.m Execut.wo allowable for unsurveyed lands. In ac-WiAdrawinD unds L for Use of Atomic Orders 'Nhich Withdrew lands for cordance with the fo :owin :

, Encray Commission LIDhthouse Purposes n. App!! cations and se!cetions under By vlttuo of the authority vested in the By virtue of the authority ver.ted in the nonmineral pub!!c land laws and op-Pre.iAnt. and pursuant to Executhe the President, and pursuant to Executive plications and o!! cts under the mineral Or:. .' No.1C5.5 of May 26.1950 it is Order No.10355 of May 20.1952. It is 1 casing laws may be presented to the ordred rs fo: laws: .

ordered as folivws: Mannger mentioned below, beginnin; on a

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THE ilURZAU OF RECIAPATION and T!E AIGMIC EGEFD'I C0!SIISSIOU gem For .~ transfar from the Buraan of Roc 1cmation to the Atomic

~ ' Energy Comnission of rights to custody, possession, and use of cartain acquir d and withdrawn lands situated w.ithin tha Control Zona of the Ihnford Works on the Wahluko Slope of tha Columbia Basin Projact, Washin6 ton

. This W morandum of Agrvomant made this / N /f day of [c d. ,

1957, by and batuuen the Buraan of huclamation, harvinafter styled the Bureau, and the Atomic Energy Comission, horoinafter styled the Comission, acting in pursuance of the Act of Congress of Juna 17, 1902 (32 Stat. 388) and acts amandatory thcreof and supplamentary thorato, including tha Columbia Basin Project Act (57 Stat. Ih), as crundad, and the Atomic Enargy Act of 195h (h2 USCA 2011-2281); covers the transfer of all rights to custody, possession, and use in connection with the operation of the lhnford Works, from the Bureau to the Commission, of certain lands acquired by the Bureau, and certain public lands under First Form Raclamation with-drawal.

It is mutually agreed by the parties hereto as follows:

1 The restricted area, known as the Control Zonc, lying on the Wahluko Slope and bcing a part of the Hanford Works, as established by the 1.hnhatten Engineer District of tha Corps of Engineers on November 15, 19h3, and as revised by action of the Commission, as successor to the Ihnhattan Engineer District, as sot forth in tha latter of December 17, o *m '

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(.c 19hB, from the Acting Chairmn of the Comission to the Secratary of the Interior, is sha'.m on the mp marked Exhibit "A", attached herato and mada a part harcof.

2. Transfer of all rights to custody, possession, and usa from the "w:

Buraan to the Commission of the acquired lands described in Exhibit "B",

attached hareto and mde a part hereof, and the Trithdrmm lands described in Exhibit "C", attached hereto and mada a part hareof, all of which ara located within the Control Zone, is hereby acccmplished. Such transfer is subject to the following:

(a) The right of the Bureau to construct, oparate, and maintain the Wahluka Canal and related facilities and structuras at about elevation 965 (USBR Datum) and any necessary wastoways and drain-age ways through the Control Zona in connection with the irrigation of lands on the Wahluka Slope but outside of the Control Zono.

3. The transfer of rights under Articlo 2 hereof shall remain opera-

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tivo so long as the lands involved remain.in Control Zone status, as determined by the Comission. If it is determined by the Commission that custody, possession, and use of such lands is no longar required, relin-quishment of all such rights transferred hereby will be accomplished by notice in writing from tha lhnager, Hanford Operations Office, Atomic Energy Commission, to the Regional Director, Region 1, Bureau of Reclamation.

h. The greator portion of the lands included within the Control Zone were included in the South Columbia Basin Irrigation District and the East Columbia Basin Irrigation District at the time of their formation.

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( s A monetary adjustment will be nocessary as to the Control Zone lands which are permanently removed from, or are rendered infeasible of, irrigation development as a part of th'a Columbia Basin Project, but such adjustment shall be deferred until the Socrotary of the Interior concludes that such is required. Such adjustment would cover out-of-pockat costs such as purchase prico, costs incurred in their acquisition and administration, and various preliminary engineering and 'investigativo costs applicable to the lands described in said exhibit "B". Further amounts may be sought by the Bureau, af ter consultation with the Commission, to be included in such adjustment, with the approval of the Congress, by reason of other costs or losses incurred or to bo incurred by the Columbia Basin Project as a result of diminution in the total project irrigable area through the permanent removal from irrigation development as a part of the Columbia Basin Project of any or all of the irrigable lands located within the ex-terior boundaries of the Control Zone, irrespective of ownership.

5. The Bureau has a continued interest in the ultimate development of tho irrigable lands of the entire Wahluka Slope as a part of the Columbia Basin Project. The Commission is fully cuare of that interest and hereby reaffirms its policy of keeping to a minimum its land ownership and restric-

. tions on land use on the 11ahluko Slope.

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