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<br /> <br />35 <br /> <br />The Board. thereupon. reviewed the minutes of pas-t meetings to <br />determine whioh of said minutes had bean aoted upon by the Board. The <br />record showed that the minu-tes of the first meeting held on July 13. 1937. <br />had be€ltl approved but that the minutes of the second meeting held on the <br />23rd day of August 1937. and the minutes of all subsequen-t mee-tings had <br />not been approved; and the Board prooeeded to the consideration of these <br />minutes and action was taken as follows: <br /> <br />Moved by Judge O'Rourke. seconded by Mr. Dille that the minutes <br />of meeting of August 23. 24. and 25. 1937. be approved as read. The motion <br />was duly passed. - <br /> <br />It was moved by Judge O'Rourke. seoonded by Mr. Dille that minutes <br />of the meeting of November 16, 17 and 18. 1937. be approved as read. Motion <br />duly passed. <br /> <br />It was moved by Judge O'Rourke that sinoe oopy of the minutes of <br />the meeting 'of January 4 and 5. 1938 were -than in -the hands of the Board <br />members and read and oonsidered by eaoh of them, that formal reading of said <br />minutes be dispensed with and the same be approved by the Board, Motion was <br />seoonded by Mr. Dille and duly passed. <br /> <br />Governor Ammons and Commissioner John C. Page of the National <br />Reolamation Bureau then entered. <br /> <br />Governor Ammons introduoed Mr. Page who addressed the Board. Mr. <br />Page commented upon the work of the Board stating: <br /> <br />"The Bureau of Reolamation ne~r starts e. project. The Bureau <br />of Reolamation starts a project because somebody else told <br />them to. Congress listens to the S'tate Conserva-tion Board a <br />good deal more than they do to the Commissioner of Recla~ation. <br />It is only through the efforts of 1000.1 boards and 1000.1 <br />interests t.'1at any of these projec-ts are ever star-ted. We can <br />get the data ready and presented to them but unless there is an <br />indication that the State wants something. it is not going to <br />go. For that reason I want to express to the Governor and this <br />Board what I consider the very important place that -this Board <br />occupies in the affairs of Colorado." <br /> <br />" <br />" <br />. <br />;1 <br /> <br />;, <br />:i <br />I <br />\ <br />f <br />I <br />I I <br />