| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE A ft SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 13 1931 to WEST TAKES Divorce Court Harvest Huge For Reporters INTEREST IN com BILL RENO Nev UP)—1 Two of the most remunerative public positions in Nevada are occupied by the official court reporters of the two departments of the Washoe country district court Each Is now earning In excess of $20000 annually and all because of the greatly Increased divorce business The court reporter receives $5 for reporting a case and an additional fee average from $2 50 to $2 75 for transcribing the testimony During the first half year of the new six weeks’ divorce law each reporter reported apfor proximately 1600 cases which he received about $12-0The positions are Proposal of Utah Member of Lower House Gains Stockmen's Favor 12-Dec western enator and congressmen almost unanimously opposing the proposal to tender the states what re mains of the public domain other than mineral and timber lands and with a growing recognition of the necessity for placing the public range tinder adequate administration interest has begun to center on a bill Introduced by Representative Colton of Utah generally approved by the stockmen of the west to develop the range under federal control through a system of grazing districts each with Its own advisory board While the public land committees of senate and house may give consideration to the recommendations of the Garfield commission they will at the same time be asked to consider and pass upon tha Colton plan and Incident to this consideration extensive hearings may be undertaken The Colton bill is now before the house public lands committee and as soon as that committee gets down to work a request will be made that the grazing problem be given preference over other legislation In view of the urgency Colton Introduces Dill Mr Colton Introduced his bill the Opening day of the session In order to h$ve It ready for committee consideration and also to Invite the comment of western stockmen whose Interests are most vitally affected As Introduced the bill provides: Section 1 That the secretary of the Interior Is hereby authorized and directed to designate districts to Include the unreserved unappropriated public domain In any or all counties of the states of Arizona California Colorado Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico Oregon Utah Washington and Wyoming in which title to more than 10 per cent of the area not lncltftted in federal reservations remains in the United States and WASHINGTON economic general due again Women Increase Entrlish As a means of economizing many public lands masters are dispensing with the traSec 4 That the secretary of the Interior be and he is hereby authorAs Masters of the Hunt ditional annual hunt balls ized in his discretion to accept on With 00 thereafter such public lands including withdrawn lands that may be used for grazing without material Interference with the purposes for which reserved shall be administered for grazing purposes under such general rules and regulations as said secretary may prescribe Sec 1 That the bona fide owners users and residents of agricultural or grazing lands within the limits of any district hereby authorized and designated may unite in selecting a district advisory board of five members to act as advisor to the secretary of the interior in the administration and disposal of the public lands of said district Laws Not Affected Sec 3 That the public land laws shall be unaffected by the provisions of this act and shall continue In operation except that each and every application for nonmineral title to public land in a district created under this act shall be accompanied by a written recommendation of the district advisory board if such exists and shall be allowed only If in tha opinion of the secretary of the interior the land is of a character suited to disposal through the act under which application is made and such entry and disposal will not at feet adversely the' best public terest provided that as to agricultural and grazing lands private ownership except es to such areas as may be advisable or necessary for behalf of the United States title to any lands within the exterior boundaries of any district designated under this act owned by states railroads corporations or private individuals and In exchange therefor may patent to such grantors not to exceed an area of equal value of unreserved public land nonmineral in character either within or without Is Lady Yarrow the districts created under this act but wholly within the limits of the state within which such district is located provided that before any such exchange is completed notice of the proposed exchange shall be published once each week for four successive weeks In some newspaper of general circulation in the county or counties In which are situated the lands to be given in such exchange Lands conveyed to the United States under this act shall upon acceptance of title become subject to the provisions of this act Permits Exchanges See I That the secretary of the Interior Is also hereby authorized to enter Into cooperative agreements with states railroads corporations or Individual owners of lands within the limits of any district designated under this act whereby such lands and the lands within the same area belonging to the United States may be jointly used for grazing purposes under such rules and regulations as the secretary of the Interior may prescribe Sec 6 That the secretary of the interior is authorized to make necessary and proper rule and regulations and to do any and all things necessary to carry out and accomplish the purposes of this act provided that he is authorized to cooperate with any department of the government in carrying out the purposes of this act with a view to securing the fullest possible benefit to the government and the livestock Industry of such studies as may be made of the operation and results of districts created regulated and administered under the provisions of this 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Mi 31 Guest and In Ireland C°nne nd Miss Dorothy Musgrave Despite depressed conditions which have caused a large falling off In the sport many people being unable to afford the upkeep of a horse there Is who promise of a good season All the vacant masterships have been filled many of them In family partnership In fact the practice of a joint mastership is becoming fairly ( Charity League's Qiief Undergoes Operation VARIATIONS INJURE BOOKS WASHINGTON (UP) — Variation In atmospheric humidity dust and light acid fumes and sunlight all deteriorate books and records in public NEW YORKs Dec 12 Ballington Booth president of the libraries and offices of the United Volunteers of America was operated States’ according to a survey recently of standon for a kidney disorder a week ago completed by the bureau ards the organization announced today The news had been kept from the SAWS WOOD 1 HOURS A PAY public It was said lest anxiety among his friends and the officers Interfere CORTLAND N Y (UP) — Because Storrs Amasa Barrows 83 bewith the Christmas work General Booth’s physicians said to- lieves that “if a man doesn’t work he day they believed he will soon be shouldn’t eat as it is written in the back in active leadership He has Bible" he works every day sawing been connected with the organization wood Often twelve hours pass before he stops to rest for more than 46 years al TRADE PARLEY NEARS NEW YORK Dec 12 UP) — The Argentine information bureau announc- an imiyirtant South American eg economic conference will be inaugurThe ated at Montevideo Tuesday countries represented at the meeting will be Argentina Brazil and Uruguay The principal object of the conference the bureau states is to organize a united front of the partici-paUn- g countries for the defense of their trade In common products on foreign markets ESTABLISHED 1857 DlNWOODEY’S- 'GOOD FURNITURE CONVENIENT TERMS ON ALT PURCHASES EDUCATORS PLAN DRIVE MEXICO CITY Dec U MV-Lat-in American Parents will be urged by resolution not to send their children abroad to school when the Ibero- American student congress meets January The loc-- 1 federation today announced that a resolution urging that children do educated within their own country would be presented to the congress Mors styles Chairs for Christmas Occasional giving maf be furnished In solid mahogany hand carved frame and excellent quality covers for $2950 £ Fop d the final use and disposition of the '325 to '750 CONVENIENT TERMS ON ALL PURCHASES than W different of Smoking Cabinets Stands Give a Secretary It will bring lasting Joy to any home Either wal- and Priced— nut or mahogany Price 95c to $30 - Attractive patterns In walnut finished maple $4950 Christmas at the Consolidated Music Co E EXTRA SPECIALS MM QUIGC SELLING NEW SMALL Desks make attractive presents for the home Price ot one pictured above— Good Occasional Tables of good design The k most and construction beautiful assortment we ’have ever shown priced GRAND Spring filled Mattresses $995 Link Fabric Spring priced $425 ' $19 to $65 Tables $2950 like Ae $10 At this startling feature price let M of these he jromr WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS GIFT TO THE HOME! lEf WEEKLY TMe a ntsatiaa la tt east la extranet popular BISS GRADS GRAND— 2sl is Oat hwa is it I? 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