Carton 300
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Contains 19 Results:
Utah Lake Research
File — Carton: 300, Folder: 11-13
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In 1997 Hart was hired by Stephen G. Boyden, Assistant Attorney General of Utah, to work on a project to determine the boundaries of Utah Lake. In an earlier case before the United States Supreme Court, the court determined that the State of Utah owned the submerged lands beneath the navigable waters of Utah Lake. Utah now had to determine where the boundary of the submerged lands was located. Normally ordinary high water mark determines the demarcation of submerged lands, but in the 1850s the...
Dates:
1850s-2000
Research Chronology, 1976-1989
File — Carton: 300, Folder: 14
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In 1997 Hart was hired by Stephen G. Boyden, Assistant Attorney General of Utah, to work on a project to determine the boundaries of Utah Lake. In an earlier case before the United States Supreme Court, the court determined that the State of Utah owned the submerged lands beneath the navigable waters of Utah Lake. Utah now had to determine where the boundary of the submerged lands was located. Normally ordinary high water mark determines the demarcation of submerged lands, but in the 1850s the...
Dates:
1976-1989
Secondary Sources
File — Carton: 300, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents
From the File:
In 1997 Hart was hired by Stephen G. Boyden, Assistant Attorney General of Utah, to work on a project to determine the boundaries of Utah Lake. In an earlier case before the United States Supreme Court, the court determined that the State of Utah owned the submerged lands beneath the navigable waters of Utah Lake. Utah now had to determine where the boundary of the submerged lands was located. Normally ordinary high water mark determines the demarcation of submerged lands, but in the 1850s the...
Dates:
1850s-2000
Correspondence of the Surveyors General of Utah, 1840s-1870s
File — Carton: 300, Folder: 16
Scope and Contents
From the File:
In 1997 Hart was hired by Stephen G. Boyden, Assistant Attorney General of Utah, to work on a project to determine the boundaries of Utah Lake. In an earlier case before the United States Supreme Court, the court determined that the State of Utah owned the submerged lands beneath the navigable waters of Utah Lake. Utah now had to determine where the boundary of the submerged lands was located. Normally ordinary high water mark determines the demarcation of submerged lands, but in the 1850s the...
Dates:
1840s-1870s
Survey Field Notes, 19th Century
File — Carton: 300, Folder: 17
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In 1997 Hart was hired by Stephen G. Boyden, Assistant Attorney General of Utah, to work on a project to determine the boundaries of Utah Lake. In an earlier case before the United States Supreme Court, the court determined that the State of Utah owned the submerged lands beneath the navigable waters of Utah Lake. Utah now had to determine where the boundary of the submerged lands was located. Normally ordinary high water mark determines the demarcation of submerged lands, but in the 1850s the...
Dates:
19th Century
Utah Lake Plat Maps, 19th Century
File — Carton: 300, Folder: 18-19
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From the File:
In 1997 Hart was hired by Stephen G. Boyden, Assistant Attorney General of Utah, to work on a project to determine the boundaries of Utah Lake. In an earlier case before the United States Supreme Court, the court determined that the State of Utah owned the submerged lands beneath the navigable waters of Utah Lake. Utah now had to determine where the boundary of the submerged lands was located. Normally ordinary high water mark determines the demarcation of submerged lands, but in the 1850s the...
Dates:
19th Century
Utah Lake Survey Field Notes, 19th Century
File — Carton: 300, Folder: 20-21
Scope and Contents
From the File:
In 1997 Hart was hired by Stephen G. Boyden, Assistant Attorney General of Utah, to work on a project to determine the boundaries of Utah Lake. In an earlier case before the United States Supreme Court, the court determined that the State of Utah owned the submerged lands beneath the navigable waters of Utah Lake. Utah now had to determine where the boundary of the submerged lands was located. Normally ordinary high water mark determines the demarcation of submerged lands, but in the 1850s the...
Dates:
19th Century
Case Law, 1842-1969
File — Carton: 300, Folder: 22
Scope and Contents
From the File:
In 1997 Hart was hired by Stephen G. Boyden, Assistant Attorney General of Utah, to work on a project to determine the boundaries of Utah Lake. In an earlier case before the United States Supreme Court, the court determined that the State of Utah owned the submerged lands beneath the navigable waters of Utah Lake. Utah now had to determine where the boundary of the submerged lands was located. Normally ordinary high water mark determines the demarcation of submerged lands, but in the 1850s the...
Dates:
1842-1969
Utah Lake, 1850s-2000
File — Carton: 300
Scope and Contents
In 1997 Hart was hired by Stephen G. Boyden, Assistant Attorney General of Utah, to work on a project to determine the boundaries of Utah Lake. In an earlier case before the United States Supreme Court, the court determined that the State of Utah owned the submerged lands beneath the navigable waters of Utah Lake. Utah now had to determine where the boundary of the submerged lands was located. Normally ordinary high water mark determines the demarcation of submerged lands, but in the 1850s the...
Dates:
1850s-2000