An edition of Withdrawing certain lands in Mono County, Calif., from settlement, sale, location, or entry for the purpose of protecting the watershed supplying water to the city of Los Angeles, and to rescind such withdrawal for certain other lands in Mono County, Calif (1981)

Withdrawing certain lands in Mono County, Calif., from settlement, sale, location, or entry for the purpose of protecting the watershed supplying water to the city of Los Angeles, and to rescind such withdrawal for certain other lands in Mono County, Calif.

report (to accompany H.R. 2475) (including the cost estimate of the Congressional Budget Office).

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An edition of Withdrawing certain lands in Mono County, Calif., from settlement, sale, location, or entry for the purpose of protecting the watershed supplying water to the city of Los Angeles, and to rescind such withdrawal for certain other lands in Mono County, Calif (1981)

Withdrawing certain lands in Mono County, Calif., from settlement, sale, location, or entry for the purpose of protecting the watershed supplying water to the city of Los Angeles, and to rescind such withdrawal for certain other lands in Mono County, Calif.

report (to accompany H.R. 2475) (including the cost estimate of the Congressional Budget Office).

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Land titles, Public lands, Registration and transfer
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California, Mono County, United States

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Cover of: Withdrawing certain lands in Mono County, Calif., from settlement, sale, location, or entry for the purpose of protecting the watershed supplying water to the city of Los Angeles, and to rescind such withdrawal for certain other lands in Mono County, Calif.
Withdrawing certain lands in Mono County, Calif., from settlement, sale, location, or entry for the purpose of protecting the watershed supplying water to the city of Los Angeles, and to rescind such withdrawal for certain other lands in Mono County, Calif.: report (to accompany H.R. 2475) (including the cost estimate of the Congressional Budget Office).
1981, U.S. G.P.O.
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Cover of: Withdrawing certain lands in Mono County, Calif., from settlement, sale, location, or entry for the purpose of protecting the watershed supplying water to the city of Los Angeles, and to rescind such withdrawal for certain other lands in Mono County, Calif.
Withdrawing certain lands in Mono County, Calif., from settlement, sale, location, or entry for the purpose of protecting the watershed supplying water to the city of Los Angeles, and to rescind such withdrawal for certain other lands in Mono County, Calif.: report (to accompany H.R. 2475) (including the cost estimate of the Congressional Budget Office).
1981, U.S. G.P.O.
in English

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"December 4, 1981."

H.R. 2475 13436.

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Report / 97th Congress, 1st session, House of Representatives -- no. 97-358.

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