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<br />us accumulated shaft be in the executive ofTicers of the county where
<br />:atcd and their successors in office.
<br />Source: L. 19, p. 660, § 5; C. L. § 8238; CSA, C. 154, § 23; CRS 53,
<br />131-2.4; C.R.S• 1963, § 131-2-4,
<br />24-80-305. Custodian -finance board - indehtedness. The secretary of the
<br />Itriotic society in charge shall be the custodian of all property of the county
<br />tit or society. The secretary of the county unit and the chairman of lltc
<br />lard of county commissioners shall be a board to control the finances and
<br />t make needed purchases. Tile patriotic society in charge shall incur no
<br />cbl.
<br />Source: L. 19, p. 660, § 6; C. L. § 8239; CSA, C. 154, § 24; CRS 53,
<br />131-2-5; C.R.S. 1963,§ 131-2-5.
<br />24-80-306. Collection of material -expense. To bind and preserve topics
<br />f newspapers published in the county where located; to preserve manu-
<br />cripts and photographs of local interest; to procure copies of all books per-
<br />aining to the Rocky Mountain country; and especially to preserve to the
<br />ullest extent possible the history of our soldiers in the recent world war
<br />hall be prime objectives of each county society. Payment for the same shall
<br />to made by the board of county commissioners from the general fund of
<br />he county at its discretion.
<br />Source: L. 19, p. 660, § 7; C. L. § 8240; CSA, C. 154, § 25; CRS 53,
<br />i 131-2-6; C.R.S. 1963, § 131-2-6.
<br />Editor i note: The reference in this section to "the recent world war" appears to be a reference
<br />.o world War 1.
<br />24-80-307. Duty of secretary-custodian -report. It is the duly of tltc
<br />secretary-custodian of every county unit taking advantage of this part 3 to
<br />report from time to time to the state historical society o(Colorado on matters
<br />which relate to the historical development of that county or of the state and
<br />also to make annually a report to the state historical society containing such
<br />information and submitted at such a time as the state historical society shall
<br />require.
<br />Source: L. 19, p. 66013182-7; LL64, p? 174, § 1g6C, 154, § 26; CRS 53.
<br />$ 131-2-7; C.R.S. 1963, §
<br />PART 4
<br />HISTORICAL, PREI IISTORICAL, AND
<br />ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESOURCES
<br />Illitnr'a nnlr: The saUslm+tiec 1`nr~ iSionS of lhrt pau 4 s~~crc repealed and reenacted in 1973.
<br />, ausinc q+mc aJdi~ion, n•Iuralirm. and elimination of sections ns wCll ns suhjccl nrattrr. (For
<br />Slate flislory, Archives, and Gntblcnts 24-80-404
<br />the historical record o(this Pan 4 prior In 197), sec article 12 of chapter 111, Colorado Revisett~
<br />Statutes 1963, asamcndcd tlrrouglt L. 72.) ~AT~,`~S tq,a~~f^r-'
<br />R JU ..aE..
<br />24-80-401, Title to historical, prcltittorical, and archaeological resources,
<br />(1) The state of Colorado reserves to itself title to all historical, prcltistori-
<br />cal, and archaeological resources in all lands, rivers, Oakes, reservoirs, and
<br />other areas owned b the state ran of tts olitical ubdivisions. Historical,
<br />prehistorical, and arc aeological resources shaft include all deposits, struc-
<br />tures, or objects which provide information pertaining to the historical or
<br />prehistorical culture of people within the bounclarics of the stale of Colorado,
<br />as well as fossils and other remains of animals, plants, insects, and other
<br />objects of natural history within such boundaries.
<br />(2) As used in this part 4, "historical, prehistorical, and archaeological •
<br />resources" includes, in addition to the specific site or deposit, rights-of-tvay
<br />access on state-owned land from a maintained public road for the explora-
<br />tion, protection, preservation, interpretation, and enhancement of the site
<br />or deposit proper.
<br />Source: R & RE, L. 73, p. 1381, § I; C.R.S. 1963, § 131-12-1.
<br />Law revleas. For article, "1974 Land Use
<br />Legislation in Colorado", see S I Dcn. L. 1.467
<br />(1974).
<br />24-80-402. Administration of part 4. In addition to any other potvcrs and
<br />duties conferred by law, the state historical society of Colorado, referred to
<br />in this part 4 as the "society", shall administer the provisions of this part
<br />4, and the duties and powers of the state archaeologist described in this part
<br />q shall be exercised under the direction of its board of directors.
<br />Source: R & RE, L. 73, p. 1381, § I; C.R.S. 1963, § 131-12-2.
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<br />24-80-403. Office of state archaeologist -purpose. Thcrc is hereby estab-
<br />lished the office of state archaeologist, which shall be a section within the
<br />society in the department of higher education. The purpose of the office
<br />of state archaeologist shall be to coordinate, encourage, and preserve by the
<br />use of appropriate means the full understanding of this state's archaeological
<br />resources as the same pertain to man's cultural heritage, the study and under-
<br />standing of which within the state of Colorado will result in an ultimate
<br />benefit to the citizens of this state.
<br />Source: R & RE, L. 73, p. 1382, § 1; C.R.S. 1963, § 131-I2-3.
<br />24-80-404. Stale archaeologist -appointment -qualifications. Tltc board
<br />of directors of the society is hereby authorized to and shall appoint a state
<br />archaeologist pursuant to the provisions of section 13 of article XIl of the
<br />state constitution. The state archaeologist shall be the head of the office of
<br />slate archaeologist. He shall he a graduate o(a recognizcrl college or univer-
<br />sity wish apost-graduate degree in archacolrrgy or anlhropnloev and shall
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