MineralsWilliam T. Doherty |
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Page 99
... permit suspension of operation under such lease for not exceeding twelve months at any one time when market conditions are such that the lease can not be operated except at a loss . SEC . 12. That any qualified applicant to whom the ...
... permit suspension of operation under such lease for not exceeding twelve months at any one time when market conditions are such that the lease can not be operated except at a loss . SEC . 12. That any qualified applicant to whom the ...
Page 100
... permit for the land so identified . The applicant shall , within ninety days after receiving a permit , mark each of the corners of the tract described in the permit upon the ground with substantial monuments , so that the boundaries ...
... permit for the land so identified . The applicant shall , within ninety days after receiving a permit , mark each of the corners of the tract described in the permit upon the ground with substantial monuments , so that the boundaries ...
Page 270
... permit for the additional lands is necessary to enable the applicant to carry on business economically and that it is believed to be in the public interest . On the filing of such an application , the coal deposits in the lands covered ...
... permit for the additional lands is necessary to enable the applicant to carry on business economically and that it is believed to be in the public interest . On the filing of such an application , the coal deposits in the lands covered ...
Contents
Formative Steps Toward an Oil Conservation Policy | 3 |
Chronology of the Teapot Dome Scandal 1928 | 105 |
Federal Oil Conservation Board Hearings 1926 | 126 |
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