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Grand Forks Daily Herald
Grand Forks, Grand Forks County, North Dakota
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Federal district court in Denver upholds US government's right to revoke permits, ordering Colorado Powder Company to pay $100 monthly rental for government land in Garfield County, Colorado, where its powder plant is located, or face confiscation in 60 days.
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THE UNITED STATES
Denver.
Jan. 13.--The right of the
United States government to revoke
permits was upheld yesterday in a
decision by Judge Lewis of the federal
district court, ordering the Colorado
Powder company to pay a monthly
rental of $100 for government land in
Garfield county, Colorado, on which
its powder plant is located.
Failure to pay the rental, it was
held, would subject the plant to
confiscation by the government in
sixty days. The plant is valued at
$300,000. The case reverts to the
proclamation of President Roosevelt,
making the site a part of the Holy
Cross forest reserve.
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Garfield County, Colorado
Event Date
Yesterday (Reported Jan. 13)
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colorado powder company ordered to pay $100 monthly rental or face confiscation of $300,000 powder plant in 60 days
Event Details
The right of the United States government to revoke permits was upheld in a decision by Judge Lewis of the federal district court, ordering the Colorado Powder company to pay a monthly rental of $100 for government land in Garfield county, Colorado, on which its powder plant is located. The case relates to the proclamation of President Roosevelt making the site part of the Holy Cross forest reserve.