Basin Republican Note on Postal Filing
The Basin Republican is listed as second class matter at Basin Wyoming post office under the 1879 act, with June 30 1906 filing date.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
4
The Basin Republican is listed as second class matter at Basin Wyoming post office under the 1879 act, with June 30 1906 filing date.
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Basin invites more than a hundred Billings merchants to tour the Big Horn Basin next week. The visit aims to strengthen ties and promote Billings as the region’s wholesale center and primary supply town.
The Senate bill introduced by Senator Reed Smoot outlines leasing provisions for coal phosphate sodium oil oil shale and related lands owned by the United States including Grand Canyon lands and Mount Olympus monument with certain park exclusions. It authorizes the interior secretary to grant prospecting permits with two year exclusive rights on up to 1280 acres within existing oil or gas fields and up to 2560 acres outside known structures, requiring drilling within six months and a well within a year.
The document outlines permit and drilling requirements for oil and gas on public lands, including minimum depths, timelines, and extension powers. It details land surveying, monument posting, and preference rights, Alaska-specific terms, and subsequent leasing options with royalties, rentals, and renewal terms. It also covers prohibitions on waste, boundaries, and the Secretary of the Interior’s authority to cancel permits for noncompliance.
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