Show t' t ‘ r 6 - THE OGDEN (UTAH) 4A Iin Fkt ArM Mm committee leads proponents to loopholes in mining laws to get By JOHN KA3IPS f 'one1 of possession of federal tracts for WASHINGTON (AP) Legisla- -' believe will be i bills' Iklnf lonfll nonraining use And the abuses tion to end the use of fake mining the ConA have multiplied in recent years claims for putting such things as passedthisbysession p gress f as a result of ' public interest in summer and stands hot dog The y legislation ' homes on national forest lands has the prospecting for uranium and approval other atomic source material is making headway in Congress of federal agen- NcWS' Federal' authorities know that Senate and House interior com- cies- - the Ameridemany of the 166000 mining mittees have approved bills can Mining Congress' American claims' abuse oa national forests of the signed to stop widespread and Assn groups many Forestry are fakes The claims cover West' Western of mining claim laws in e p r e s enting conservationists about 3755000 acres in Arizona f the in forests Lack of opposition sportsmen and others interested California Colorado Idaho Monin proper use of federal lands tana Nevada New Mexico OreOfficials have known for years gon South Dakota Utah Washthat pseudo miners have found ington and Wyoming fwmltwr j lgs U Azrt Itm) h hciudlnf M(lc Cmmdm AUtka SLADE TRAIISFER Van tlna Agwtt MartH America IJ1 22a4 Straat Ola! f44 X ’ OGDEN’S HAIR ONLY 2 SPACES REMAINING CUTTING AND STYLING Travel Brigham Young University-UniversService Air Tour to South America Leaving Salt Lake City July 31 to al CENTER PERMANENT Soft Easy to Manage O Lima O Buenes Aires O Rio De Janero O Santiago O Haiti O Puerto Rico O Montevideo O Jamaica O Cuba © Miami O Salt Lake City O Guatamala O Panama 34-Da- y All-Expen- Reg J650 SPECIAL GUARANTEED “G I Approved rs A T YTVT IN 4-- Fithbwra At And Honor Emblem School” SIGN OF QUALITY jf y Expert Hair Styling — Cutting by Virg— Less— Don —Clarence Call for Appointment or Drop in Mgr j FIRST SECURJJY ’ number of claims has doubled in the y 12 states In Arizona the number onVfile lastrJan J was 3400-8- 6 veral times as many as in 1952- - The totals in New Mexico and Utah quadrupled in three 4 v: 'The House Interior Committee after hearing testimony of federal officials had'- this to say about the need for cracking down - years- - on pseudo miners: “The ingenuity of American citizens has operated to denew and better ways of velop abusing public land resources through obtaining color of title under the mining law “The mining laws are sometimes used to obtain claim or title ta valuable timber actually located within the claim boundaries Frequently such claims have the effect of blocking ss-road development to adjacent lands “The fraudulent locator in national' forests in addition to obstructing orderly management and the competitive sale of time ber obtains for himself reowned surface public ly sources bearing no relationship to legitimate mining activity “Mining locations frequentto water ly block access needed in grazing use of the national forests or other public lands to valuable recreational areas to agents of the federal government desiring to reach adjacent lands for purposes of managing wild game habitat or improving fishing streams so as to thwart the public harvest and proper management of fish and game resources “Some locators in reality desire their mining claims for commercial enterprises such as filling stations curio shops cafes or for residence or summer camp purposes “ Fishing and mining have sometimes been combined in another form of nonconforming a use of the public lands fisherman-prospector- s of group will locate a good stream stake out successive mining claims flanking the stream post their mining claims with ‘no trespassing’ signs and proceed to enjoy their own private fishing camp “So too with except thdt their blocked-ou- t ‘mining claims’ embrace wildlife habitators posted they constitute excellent hunting camps” high-valu- OGDEN’S ONLY Dial 7474 or 6300 2343 Klosol Avo UNIVERSAL TRAVEL SERVICE lobby of Hotel Ben Lomond Phone 2 667 Ogden Utah AM ALL WORK SCHOOL In the' last three years the Brownell Snapped U netwares in Courtroom acce- rn BUTVi -- se 155© WHtvt Mgr $9 WC&l First Class Hotels and All Meals M 1955 Laws to End Fake Use of Mining Claims on Forest Lands MOVING? 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