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I I GOV. JOHNSON: NR. CRANDALL: MR. STAPLETON: MR. CRANDALL: the lccaticn of existing secticn and quarter- secticn ccrners. There are a number Of tcwn- ships with cnly reck ccrners established in the 1890's which shculd be resurveyed. An early meeting with the Bureau cf Land Nanagement is being arranged tc wcrk cut a scluticn to this problem. Gentlemen, that ccncludes our repcrt. I might just add, I think, at the Upper Ccloradc River Ccmmissicn meeting and Gcverncr Jchnson's question about the Juniper project, I looked intc it a little mere and I hcpe am a little better prepared tc say a little scmething about Juniper than I was then. We have Juniper in cur lcng-range study prcgram as next after the Basalt prcject which is the priority listing that Mr. Sparks indicated at the commission meeting. As we get alcng with all cf these prcjects and the water supply gets further and further identified we have, cf ccurse, the prcblems that we are all familiar with abcut assigning the water uses beth within the State cf Cclcradc and under the Ccmpact. But Juniper, in cur thinking, is cne cf the potentials that can go alcng for study. Of ccurse, we wculd lcok fer and need the guidance from the appropri- ate state interests in doing sc. That ccncludes my reports and observations, Mr. Chairman." "Hr. Crandall, in connecticn with Juniper and what ycu have just new said, which is a let mere satisfactcry than ycur reply at Salt Lake tc the Upper Colcradc River Ccmmissicn, it is a disappcintment to net find anything in your repcrt abcut Yellcw Jacket." "I'm scrry. I may have slipped by that in briefing. " "It's on page five." "We are moving alcng en it, Gcvernor."