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In land exchanges made for the benefit of other bureaus this Office examined
abstracts of title covering many thousands of acres in order to determine th
sufficiency of title to the lands offered as base . The General Land Office , in
cooperation ...
In land exchanges made for the benefit of other bureaus this Office examined
abstracts of title covering many thousands of acres in order to determine th
sufficiency of title to the lands offered as base . The General Land Office , in
cooperation ...
Page 173
an assessed valuation of $ 30 per acre while the nonirrigated farm lands
surrounding have an assessed valuation of $ 2.35 per acre . During the past 5
years the value of crops on the surrounding nonirrigated land has averaged less
than $ 3 .
an assessed valuation of $ 30 per acre while the nonirrigated farm lands
surrounding have an assessed valuation of $ 2.35 per acre . During the past 5
years the value of crops on the surrounding nonirrigated land has averaged less
than $ 3 .
Page 907
As it is now , they are trespassers on other lands . Mr. Rich . Are the lands owned
by individuals or by the Government ? Mr. Dond . They are owned by individuals .
Mr. Rich . Do we not have some Federal lands there with which to make the ...
As it is now , they are trespassers on other lands . Mr. Rich . Are the lands owned
by individuals or by the Government ? Mr. Dond . They are owned by individuals .
Mr. Rich . Do we not have some Federal lands there with which to make the ...
Page 909
L. 984 ) , has as one of its major purposes the restoration of lands to Indian
ownership . While the Secretary of the Interior could in the past place restrictions
against further disposition of the Indian - owned lands , either tribal or indi . vidual
, he ...
L. 984 ) , has as one of its major purposes the restoration of lands to Indian
ownership . While the Secretary of the Interior could in the past place restrictions
against further disposition of the Indian - owned lands , either tribal or indi . vidual
, he ...
Page 920
lands which may have been sold for taxes , or for paying taxes on lands
purchased with restricted funds and erroneously placed on the tax rolls . Mr. Rich
. Why was anyone who purchased this land given assurance that it would not be
taxed ?
lands which may have been sold for taxes , or for paying taxes on lands
purchased with restricted funds and erroneously placed on the tax rolls . Mr. Rich
. Why was anyone who purchased this land given assurance that it would not be
taxed ?
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| Title | Hearings: Interior Dept |
| Author | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations |
| Published | 1937 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 18 Aug 2005 |
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