Public Land Policy. Hearings Pursuant Top H.Res. 93. April 21, May 10, 19471947 - 133 sider |
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acres advisory boards allocation appeal Applicant filed application April August August 29 BARRETT basis benefit Bureau of Land Chairman committee conflict Congress D'EWART December December 18 Department district grazier Division of Grazing exchange expenditures February 9 Federal Field examination ordered Field-examination report submitted forage former Grazing Service funds Geological Survey reported grazing fees Grazing Service reported held for rejection homesteading Interior isolated tract January January 27 June June 29 Land Management Land Office Land-classification report requested Land-classification report submitted lands submitted leases livestock March 18 ment Nevada November November 15 November 22 Number October October 29 public domain public lands question range improvement range management range users requested by adjudicator requested of Geological requested of Grazing Salt Lake City Secretary KRUG section 15 Senator MALONE September 13 soil and moisture Status of lands stockmen submitted additional evidence submitted to adjudicator Taylor Act Taylor Grazing Act Total WOLFSOHN Wyoming
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Side 42 - ... no sanction shall be imposed or rule or order be issued except upon consideration of the whole record or such portions thereof as may be cited by any party and as supported by and in accordance with the reliable, probative, and substantial evidence.
Side 42 - In making the foregoing determinations the court shall review the whole record or such portions thereof as may be cited by any party, and due account shall be taken of the rule of prejudicial error.
Side 67 - We are of opinion that there is an implied license, growing out of the custom of nearly a hundred years, that the public lands of the United States, especially those in which the native grasses are adapted to the growth and fattening of domestic animals, shall be free to the people who seek to use them where they are left open and unenclosed, and no act of government forbids this use.
Side 41 - Director shall file a written notice of his intention to appeal and may request a copy of the transcript of testimony. Copies of the transcript will be furnished to the...
Side 41 - Director may require, in any designated case, that the examiner make only a recommended decision and that such decision and the record be submitted to the Director for consideration. In such instances the Director shall make the initial decision which shall constitute the decision of the Bureau, without prejudice to the right of any party affected to be furnished with a copy of the transcript of testimony, as provided in the next paragraph, and to appeal to the Secretary in the manner prescribed...
Side 42 - An appeal shall suspend the effect of the decision from which it is taken pending final action on the appeal. Where the appeal is concerned with the grazing privileges to be granted under the current...
Side 40 - The range manager will consider any cause shown and, if satisfied of its sufficiency, will close the case. If the range manager is not satisfied that sufficient cause has been shown, he will notify the licensee or permittee that the cancellation will be made final unless an appeal to an examiner of the Bureau of Land Management is filed within fifteen days from receipt of notice.
Side 41 - ... is financially unable to pay such fee, a copy will be furnished him without charge. The examiner shall include in the record proof of delivery of the transcript showing the date of such delivery. Notice of appeal and request for a copy of the transcript shall be filed...
Side 42 - Manager will promptly, at the applicant's expense, cause the prior occupant to be served either personally or by certified mail with a notice of the filing of the application, and an order to show cause within thirty days why the improvements should not be determined to be of the value alleged by the applicant. Upon such a showing, or if the prior occupant applies within thirty days from the date of service for an appearance before the...