LAUD USE PLAGUING
(continued)
"t Ur. Orix's request, Dr. Hanson,
outlined the way in which those
Committees function in the States.
1. Ho stated that groups flai
rs with common interests react and
formulate their problems.
2. These problems are studied in
the order of their importance.
3. The conclusions and recommend
ations of the group are transmitt
ed by its representative to the
Planning Committee.
4. Problems and recommendations of
these groups are studied and cor
related by the Planning Committee.
5. Rvjc.oipmindations of the Plan
ing Committoo are communicated to
the proper Federal agencies for
action.
Dr. Hanson emphasized that, to
avoid confusion and in order to
make progress, not more than one
question should be considered at
any one time.
I'r. Roclric briefly touched on
.levon separate problems related
to soil consorvr.tion• Ho men
tioned that conditions such as at
least ton acres on the Butte
which had lost at least two fo.t
of soil could have been prov..ntod
by proper planning.
I'r. Stool: illustrated the n-~ .-d f cr ,
group organization in bidding on
potatoes for tho Army. Ho stated j
that it would be impossible, with
out having tho farmers figures on
tho supply of spuds availabl , and
the price for which, tho farmers
would bo willing to 3ell.
A motion to elect a Land Us.. Plan
ning Committee WC3 unanimously
carried.
It was agreed that each of tho corn}
codity groups represented at the 1
mooting should elect a temporary
represent''t Iva to call a meeting
of Ills entire group for the pur
pose of electing a permanent nor
bor of the Land Use Planning Com
mittee .
Temporary committee-men elected
wore:
Poultry
Dairy
Hogs
She c p
Vegetables
Potatoes
Berrios
Lumber
Homo Activit
T'ax Sherrod
Henry LaRoso
Ross Sheoly
Don Parks
Robert Klcrn
Arvid Johnson
\.m. Caslor
Lawrence Arndt
Krs. Leona rd 3crgan
I.'rs . . altar Huntley
These temporary committee-men were
instructed to call mootings of
their groups for the purpose of
electing permanent roproo ntatives'
on the Land Use Planning Committee.
The date for the first mooting of
this Committee was sot for 8:00
P.H. Saturday, August 10.
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All nalo persons between the ages
or twenty one r'nd fifty y.ars, who
are not sailors in the U. 2. ITnv
or Revonux Cutter Service, volun
teer firemen, pauper or insane per
sons arc required b- law to pa"
an annual School Tax of ?lve Dol
-• r’° ( ..-5* '0) . -bis t: x is due r.f
tt^ the Tarsi .• .or day In A nr 11 and
if not paid before Pa- 1 shall be
come delinquent and
delinquent shall bo
fine of Two Dollars
persons subject to,
or neglectina to pay
subject tc c fine"of
imprisonment in jail
of one month.
each person
subject to a
02,00). All
and refusing
, said tax, arc
.25.00, or
for a period
Dy o-dcr of
1 'alter
authoized School Tax
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