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Show FOREST RESERVE STATE LIDS ARE AWARDED Board Still Has Plenty of State Lands in National Forests For-ests to Lease. tTJ10 statc .board of land commlsloncrs Friday completed tho award of leases on statn lands,"withlu forest reserves for grazing purposes. Thirty-eight leases wore awarded upon bids ranging from 10 cents to fiU cents an acre per year. The InIS03 ru.n for ono from January 1. 1010. and a total of about 30,000 acres was leased by the board to stockmen of the state. It is estimated that the statc will receive In the neighborhood of 56000 for the lands, while hcrctoforo It has only received about $800 for them. I'ormcrly the lands within tho forest reserves have, been handled by the government gov-ernment forest officials and the state was paid a certain percentage of the rentals received from them. The board decided that It could secure more for the lands If handled by tho state officials, and hence called for bids upon them. Following Is the result of the bids received re-ceived and the awards of leases by the board: Cache National forest C. M. Peterson, 10c: Aquila Neboker. 10c; Jlyrum Hatch. 10c: John Wilkinson. 10c: Jiyrum Nebo-,ker. Nebo-,ker. 10c; Hyrum Adams. He. H. J. Dc-Wltt, Dc-Wltt, 10c and 11c: Joseph Hodges. 10c; Joseph W. Ward. 10c: John W. Burton. 13c; Thomas H. Obray. 10c. Uintah National forest Bornard J Stewart. 10c; T. J. Chlpman, lc: Chip-man Chip-man Bros.. 11c. Nebo National forest J. W. Brough, 13c Mantl National forest P. P. Anderson Sc. Co.. 15c; G. F. Johnson. 17ic; Peter Mayer. 33Jc; Fred D. Smyth. 21c; Andrew An-drew 11. Anderson. 33Jc; Niels Jlatson, 2fic, W. P. Allrcd, G2c; Androw H. Anderson, Ander-son, 31c: John H. Sccly. 101c; Joseph Christiansen. lGc; William J. and Hyrum Hy-rum Seoly, 10c and 10 l-3c; Georgo Fox, 10c, Peter Olson, 21c. La Sal National forest J. M. Cun-nlngham, Cun-nlngham, 10c. Fish Lake National forest Alma Murphy, Mur-phy, lie; L. Tt. Anderson, 11c. Sevier National forest Thomas Sevy, 10c: Thomas Haycock, 10c; W. T. Owens. Jr. 12ic; J. IC. Paramorc. 10c: S. J. and William G. Ward. 10c; Ira W. Hatch, lOJc; John Dodds, 10c Tho following applicants offered an equal rental and are to be notified to make Iho bcsl bid for tho respective tracts upon which they submitted tenders; ten-ders; II. J. DoWltt. Joseph W. Ward. A. James Angard, James L. Nlolson, William Wil-liam J. and jiyrum Sccly, George Fox. j Tho applications of the followlnn applicants ap-plicants were rejected because of higher bids by other applicants, and In one or two instances because the land applied for does not belong to the state: F. A Keyte. James W. Anderson. A. J. Aagard. F. C. Jensen. Swcn O. Nielsen. Fera L. Young. John II. Seoly, Guy R. Olsen, George E. Cook, James L. Nielsen, Niel-sen, N. M. Anderson. Fairvlcw Sheep company. Janet Jorgcnson. Sophus B. Jensen. Warren Hohnnn. F. C. Jensen. Peter 10. Anderson, bdgar Madsen. John A. Anderson, C. L. Johnson. James Anderson. An-derson. Jr.. A. J. Aagard. Ncphl Anderson. Ander-son. Peter Jncobscu, John K. Madsen. John H. Scely. John K. Madsen, Boon Brotherson. Gcorco P. Peterson, Edgar Madsen. W. H. Tebbs. The board decided that It would not nt this time sou tho state lands situated within national forests. There are still thousands of acres of state lands within national forests on which the board will recclvo applications to lenso. |
