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ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER. SEC. 7 



range in which each tract is situated, whether timber or prairie, 

 improved or unimproved, the appraised value per acre, the value 

 of improvements and the value of damages, and the total value, 

 the several values of stone, minerals and timber thereon, the date 

 of sale, date of lease, name of purchaser, name of lessee, price 

 per acre, amount of lease per acre, amount of cash paid, amount 

 unpaid and when due, amount of annual interest, and such other 

 columns as may be necessary to show a full and complete abstract 

 of the conditions and circumstances of each tract or parcel of 

 land from the time title was acquired by the state until final pay- 

 ment by the purchasers, and the issuance of a deed by the state 

 to the land. (Laws '97, p. 245, sec. 32 ; sec. 6635 Rem.-Bal. ; 

 477 sec. 105 Pierce.) 



Former Laws: Laws '89-'90, p. 252, sec. 4; Laws '89-'90, p. 447, sec. 

 20; Laws '93, p. 400, sec. 24; Laws '95, p. 546, sec. 42. 

 Lists of escheated lands: sec. 57, post. 



Lists of arid lands for reclamation: sec. 381, 389, 394, 403, post. 

 Lists of waters withdrawn from appropriation: sec. 387, post. 

 Reports of inspection of lands for selection: sees. 46-47, post. 

 Certificates of appraisement: sec. 79, post. 



SEC. 7. ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER APPOINTMENT, QUALIFI- 

 CATION AND DUTIES. 



The Commissioner of Public Lands may appoint an assistant 

 who shall act as chief clerk in his office, and such assistant shall 

 have power to perform any act or duty relating to the office of 

 Commissioner of Public Lands that the Commissioner has, and, 

 in case of vacancy by death or resignation of the Commissioner 

 of Public Lands, said assistant shall perform the duties of said 

 office until the vacancy is filled. Such assistant shall subscribe, 

 take and file the oath of office provided by law for other state 

 officers before entering upon the performance of his duties. The 

 principal shall be responsible under his official bond for all of the 

 official acts of the assistant, and may revoke such appointment 

 at his pleasure, and may require his assistant to give him a bond 

 in such sum as the principal may determine, which bond shall 

 be made, executed, approved and filed as other state official bonds. 



