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<br />SENA11l BILL NO. 35. BY SENATORS Anderson Kinnie, t.t:Conniclt,.
<br />Bishop, Cooper, Gallagher, Hatcher, Kogovsek, Noble, P. Sandoval,
<br />Soash, Strickland, and Woodard; also REPRESENTATIVES Hinman,
<br />Brown, Burford, Bums, S1~.llJ.1:er, Spano, De~u1in, DeNier, Dick,
<br />Hamlin, Howe, Kirscht,Lloyd, Lucero, Massari, Strahle, Valdez,
<br />Waldow, and Zakhem.
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<br />cmCBRNING Rm'ALTIFS RECEIVED FR(}.f FEDERAL MINERAL LEASFS, AND
<br />MAKING AN APPROPRlATIOO FR(}.! 1HE OOLORADO WA'IER COOSERVATIOO
<br />BOARD cmsrRlJCfIOO FUND.
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<br />!!.. it enacted ~ the General Ass_ly of the State of Colorado:
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<br />SECTIOO 1. 34-63-101, Colorado Revised Statutes 1973, is
<br />REPEALED AND REENAC'lED, wrrn AMENIJ.IENTS, to read:
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<br />34-63-101. State treasurer to receive and. distribute
<br />mineral leas~ ~ts. In accordance with the provisions of
<br />sect10n 35 of the ral mineral lands leasing act of February
<br />25, 1920, as lII1Vmded, the state treasurer is directed to deposit
<br />and distribute any lID1eys now held or to be received by the state
<br />of Colorado from the Ulited States as the state's share of sales,
<br />bonuses, royalties, and rentals of public lands within this
<br />state, for the benefit of the public schools and political
<br />subdivisions of this state and for other purposes in accordance
<br />with the provisions of sections 34-63-102 and 34-63-103.
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<br />SECTIOO 2. 34-63-102, Colorado Revised Statutes 1973, is
<br />REPEALED AND REENACTED, wrrn AMENIJ.IENTS, to read:
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<br />34-63-102. Creation of mineral leas~ ftnd and
<br />distribution. ll) la) Ul or atter Januazy I, 77, all lID1eys,
<br />Ulclud1ng any interest earned therefrom, now held or to be
<br />received by the state treasurer pursuant to the provisions of the
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<br />capital letters indicate new material added to existing statutes;
<br />dashes through words indicate deletions from existing statutes and
<br />such material not part of act.
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