New Mexico, revoking in part Executive Order of
February 18, 1870

325

Colorado, modifying Public Land Order No. 13 to
permit the issuance of oil and gas leases
New Mexico, transfer of lands from the Santa Fe
National Forest to the Carson National Forest
Oregon, reserving public lands within the Rogue
River National Forest for the protection and
preservation of scenic and recreational areas
North Dakota, partially revoking Executive Order
No. 5258 of January 9, 1930
Washington, revoking the Executive Order of May
15, 1893, and partially revoking Executive Order
No. 1661 of December 12, 1912, reserving certain
public lands for Government use

326

603

740

1203

1655

Idaho, Public Water Reserve No. 163..

1655

Idaho, withdrawing public lands for use of U. S.
Atomic Energy Commission

2059

638

Apr. 24.

California, partially revoking Executive Order No.
6361 of October 25, 1933, withdrawing public lands
for classification
Alaska, withdrawing public land for use of the
Department of the Air Force; revoking in part
Executive Order No. 4131 of January 22, 1925
Alaska, withdrawing public land for use of the De-
partment of the Air Force; revoking in part the
order of the Secretary of the Interior establishing
air-navigation site withdrawal No. 222
California, transfer of lands from the Plumas Na-
tional Forest to the Tahoe National Forest and
from the Tahoe National Forest to the Plumas
National Forest; transfer of lands from the Tahoe
National Forest to the Toiyabe National Forest
Idaho, Montana, and Utah, Public Water Reserve
No. 164

2418

2463

2777

2844

2876

Utah, reserving public land for use by the Forest
Service, Department of Agriculture, as administra-
tive site

2877

California, withdrawing public lands for use of the
Department of the Air Force

2939

3485

3623

Alaska, excluding certain tracts of land from the
Chugach and Tongass National Forests and restor-
ing them for purchase as homesites
Idaho, Montana, Utah, and Wyoming, reserving
certain lands for the use of the Bureau of Land
Management, Department of the Interior, as
administrative sites

California, withdrawing public lands for use of the
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Florida, revocation of the Executive Order of Feb-
ruary 10, 1906, and Executive Order No. 3502 of
June 25, 1921, establishing and enlarging, respec-
tively, the Indian Key Reservation
California, reserving public lands for recreational
purposes; partially revoking Executive Orders of
November 6, 1850, and April 20, 1860
Arizona, withdrawing public lands for use of the
Department of the Air Force

3936

4193

4193

4194

Washington, partial revocation of Executive Order
No. 7510 of December 11, 1936, establishing the
Lenore Lake Migratory Bird Refuge
Alaska, reserving certain public lands as Air-Naviga-
tion Site Withdrawal No. 259 and certain other
public lands as the Lake Hood Seaplane Base;
partially revoking Proclamation No. 1519 of April
16, 1919, and Public Land Orders No. 47 of Octo-
ber 12, 1942, as amended, and No. 265 of March 8,
1945; and revoking Executive Order No. 8621 of
December 27, 1940

Alaska, withdrawing public land for use of the De-
partment of the Army for National Guard pur-
poses

5535

5912

5912

Arizona, amending Public Land Orders Nos. 59 and
176

5912

Arizona, withdrawing public lands for use of the
Department of the Air Force

5957

New Mexico and Texas, revocation of Public Land
Order No. 220, establishing the Mesilla National
Wildlife Refuge, and reservation of certain land
for the Rio Grande Canalization Project
Alaska, withdrawal of public lands in aid of contem-
plated legislation

5957

5957

Arizona, withdrawing public lands for use of the
Department of the Air Force

5957

Alaska, revoking in part Executive Order No. 1194
of April 26, 1910, reserving certain public lands for
the purpose of the education of the natives
Colorado and Utah, changing the name of the Manti
National Forest to the Manti-La Sal National
Forest

5957

5957

Alaska, reserving a certain area for use of the Alaska
Railroad as a dock and wharf site
Alaska, withdrawing public lands for use of the
Alaska Railroad for recreational purposes and for
the protection of hydroelectric power facilities
Alaska, reserving land for the use of the Alaska
Railroad
Alaska, reserving public lands for use of the De-
partment of the Air Force for military purposes
Nebraska, withdrawing public lands for use of the De-
partment of the Army for flood control purposes
California, withdrawing public lands for use of the
Department of the Navy as Navy test range
South Dakota, amending Public Land Order No. 10,
of July 8, 1942

677

Oct. 13.

7799

7799

7799

7800

Alaska, reserving public lands for use of the Depart-
ment of the Air Force for military purposes
Montana and Oregon, revoking Executive Orders of
May 26, 1900, and April 12, 1904, which reserved
lands for fish-cultural purposes
Alaska, reserving certain public lands as Air-Naviga-
tion Site Withdrawal No. 260, and partially revok-
ing Executive Order No. 8480 of July 12, 1940
Arizona, partially revoking the Executive Order of
January 3, 1917, creating Public Water Reserve
No. 42, Arizona No. 7

Utah, Power-Site Restoration No. 512, partially
revoking Temporary Power-Site Withdrawal No. 1
of May 4, 1909, and Executive Order of July 2,
1910, establishing Power-Site Reserves Nos. 1
to 4, inclusive

Alaska, withdrawing public lands for use of the
Alaska Railroad for explosives storage purposes;
revoking Public Land Order No. 582; revoking in
part Public Land Order No. 95 and Executive
Order No. 8755

Alaska, withdrawing public lands for use of the
Department of the Air Force for military pur-
poses; revoking Executive Order No. 8325 of
January 22, 1940, as amended, and Public Land
Order No. 139 of June 12, 1943, as amended
Idaho, transferring the lands reserved by Public
Land Orders Nos. 318 and 545 from the Depart-
ment of the Navy to the United States Atomic
Energy Commission

Washington, amending Public Land Order No. 75 of
January 1, 1943; withdrawing additional lands for
use of the Department of the Army as an artillery
range

Alaska, reserving public lands for the use of the
Department of the Air Force for military purposes
Colorado, Idaho, Montana, and Utah, reservation of
lands within National Forests for administrative
sites or recreational areas

7934

8119

8165

8738

8860

9064

9521

Alaska, excluding certain tracts of land from the
Chugach and Tongass National Forests and restor-
ing them for purchase as homesites or as trade and
manufacturing sites.
Alaska, withdrawing public lands for national defense
purposes, and revoking Public Land Order No. 538
of December 16, 1948.
Colorado, withdrawing public lands and reserved
minerals in patented lands for use of United States
Atomic Energy Commission; revoking in part
Public Land Orders Nos. 459 and 494.
Wyoming, reserving certain public lands in connec-
tion with the Sybille Deer Winter Pasture.
Alaska, excluding certain tracts of land from the
Chugach and Tongass National Forests and restor-
ing them for purchase as homesites.
Louisiana, transferring jurisdiction over the oil and
gas deposits in certain lands owned by the United
States.

Oregon, reservation of lands for the use of the Depart-
ment of the Interior for timber access-road pur-
poses and for the protection and preservation of
scenic and recreational areas.

New Mexico, withdrawing public lands from pros-
pecting, location, entry, and purchase under the
mining laws and reserving them for the use of the
Department of the Army for military purposes.
Nebraska, transferring jurisdiction over the oil and
gas deposits in certain lands owned by the United
States.

Utah, amending Public Land Orders No. 15 of July
21, 1942, and No. 66 of November 30, 1942.
California, reserving public lands for use of the De-
partment of the Navy in connection with a Naval
Supply Depot.

Arkansas, modifying the boundaries of the Ouachita
National Forest.

581

1184

1638

1639

1771

1901

2234

2440

2441

2441

2578

2637

2893

Alaska, partial revocation of Executive Order No.
6050 of February 27, 1933, reserving lands for use
as a site for an Army radio receiving station.
New Mexico, withdrawing public land for use of the
State Department in connection with the Rio
Grande Canalization Project.
Washington, partial revocation of Public Land Order
No. 261 of January 24, 1945, reserving lands for
the use of the War Department for military pur-

poses.
Nebraska and South Dakota, revoking Executive
Order No. 6604 of February 16, 1934, withdrawing
public lands for soil classification.

Nevada, withdrawing public lands for use of Depart-
ment of the Air Force in connection with a bomb-
ing and gunnery range.

Alaska, withdrawing public lands for classification___
Washington, reserving public land for use in connec-
tion with the construction of the Chief Joseph Dam
Project.

Alaska, reserving public lands for the use of the
Department of the Air Force for military purposes.

3348

3348

3348

3440

3441

3586

3586