Ute Fish and Game Ordinance Aims At Reservation Licenses
The Uintah and Ouray tribe plans a special fish and game license for non enrolled Utes on most of the 1 million acre reservation. The ordinance, tied to state procedures, sets enforcement by both tribal and state authorities, with penalties and cooperation to be finalized. Indian members may hunt and fish on the reservation without restriction but must obtain state licenses outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxcar
J. Chapmin
Uintah and Ouray Tribal Business Committee
Indiana
John
Boyden
Oreer
Salt Lake
Utah State Fish and Game Department
Utah State Fish and Game Dept
J. Perry Egan
Fish and Game Dept
L. Turpin
Gauf
Utes
John S. Boyden
Reginald O. Curry
A & QC
Connor Chapoose
U É O
Paul A. Krause
Francis McKinley
Ute
Chapman
U.S. Supreme Court
Peoria
Ute Fish and Game Board
U & © Tribal Business Committee
Utah State Fish and Game Commission
U. S. Department of Custee
Collett Tank Lines Wins Top National Award
Collett Tank Lines of Salt Lake City won a merit award in the 2,000,000 mile class for safety in a national contest. Interstate Mountain Express Co., with Oakland headquarters and Salt Lake City, Denver, Los Angeles, and Chicago branches, also received a Transport Topics truck shop excellence award announced by Hoy Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Collett Tank Lines
4Th North
Ification
Oby National Tan Truck Carriers, Inc
Clic Tntermountain
Express Co
Hoy Stevens
Oakland
Cal
Denver
Los Angeles
Chicago
Utah Constitutional Amendment On State Board Of Education
A proposed joint resolution amends Article X Section 8 to vest general control of public schools in a State Board of Education, which will elect and appoint the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. The Secretary of State is directed to submit this proposed amendment to voters at the next general election. The measure requires two thirds concurrence in both legislative houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sourac
State Board OF Education
State Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Utah
State of
Board of Education
Secretary of
Secretary of State
Utait
Heber Bennion, JR
Salt Lake City
Seber Bennion, JR
Constitutional Amendments Proposed for Utah Constitution
Three proposed constitutional amendments from the 28th Utah Legislature outline changes to Article VII and Article VI sections on term lengths residency duties and compensation for state executive officials and legislative pay. The first sets four year terms with residency at the seat of government and specific appointment rules. The second adjusts gubernatorial and state officer appointment during senate recess and fills vacancies. The third fixes compensation for state officers and travel expenses with a future effective date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State’ Executive Department
Executive Department
Senate
Oil Exploration Retarded on State Owned Land
Utah state lands board notes growing oil activity but shows limited protection for either industry. Chairman P H Mulcahy cites 273000 dollars from 550000 acres leased in 1942 50, annual rentals. Federal government holds about 73 percent of surface rights, with 11000000 acres under lease or application for lease to oil or gas firms. First week of this month crude production across two commercial areas reached 800 barrels daily. Schools receive all rentals and royalties from public land leases. Causes include reluctance to meet terms and other factors.
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Utah
State Land Board
P. H. Mulcahy
Land Board
All Nduatrys
Uncle Han
District Scout Round-Table Held in Vernal Scout House
A district round-table to finalize basic training for scout leaders met in the Second Ward Scout House Grant Mace field. Attendees included Lester H Bartlett Swen Goodrich T C Horace Behrman Clyde Merkley and others. several troops were not represented. Next round-table is scheduled November 8 at the Scout House with meetings on the second Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Mace
Mace
Boy Scout
Mage
Posta
Explorer Post
Jensen
Ashley
Davis
Maeser
Gimes
Klwants
Lapaint
Lester H. Bartlett
Swen Goodrich
T. C. Horace Behrman
Clyde Merkley
MIA
Fedell
J. B. Karren
Garl D. Gardiner
Billy Richards
Karb Pope
Eader
Naples
Don C. Draegver
Verneird’ Ward
Ethan Nielson
Vernal
Carl H. Whatcott
Tomer W. Robertson
David M. Hatch
Scout House
Land Board Revamps Rules to Boost State Drilling Revenues
The land board proposes revised six year old regulations governing drilling on public lands to increase state revenues and strengthen operating requirements. Mr Mulcahy and his associates lead the effort to overhaul the rules. The initiative aims to enforce stricter oversight and modernize terms affecting oil and gas activity on state lands.
Regular monthly meeting schedule stated by school officials
The notice cites a recurring meeting pattern with November as an exception. It mentions a regular DIY committee meeting on the fourth Monday of every month. An AML superintendent attends automatically, and the meeting is to be held at the School Board Office with Mrs Mace noting October 23 as a key date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MrsMace
AML
MIA
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Collett Tank Line
von Kemp
Roselle
Ark
Bureau of Land Management
U.S.A
Amnarica
Amnerica
Amarica
America
Itariyala
Svary
Amitica
Raven Oil & Refining CO
Vernal, Utah
Belfer
Buick
Feve In
Frenvay J
Taylor
ADC
Nec
Avery Mondor
Maieg
Dynaytov
Etha Opel Om Buren Bhd
Vernal Motor Sales
Vernal Avenue
Wrem Bliter
RUSLI
WILE
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