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APPEAL. SECS. 30-31 



be had in said superior court for a period of time exceeding two 

 years after the date of the taking of such appeal, and the prefer- 

 ence privilege of purchase given to the abutting upland owners 

 and to improvers of such tide lands, shall be and the same is 

 hereby declared to be withdrawn and concelled. (Laws '99, p. 

 120, sec. 1; sec. 6751 Rem.-Bal. ; 477 sec. 177 Pierce.) 



NOTE: Pending appeals were saved by a proviso to this section. 



This and the following sections are not affected by the preceding 

 sections of the chapter: Laws '01, p. 100, sec. 9. 



Conflicting applications to purchase, hearing on: sec. 93, post. 



SEC. 30. SAME NOTICE OF DISMISSAL. 



The Attorney General of the state is authorized and directed 

 to enter, on behalf of the state, motions of dismissal in all such 

 appeals now pending or hereafter to be prosecuted: Provided, 

 however, That as to appeals hereafter taken thirty days' notice 

 shall be given by the Attorney General to the parties to such ap- 

 peal of the intention of the state to enforce such withdrawal and 

 cancellation. (Laws '99, p. 120, sec. 2; sec. 6752 Rem.-Bal.; 

 477 sec. 179 Pierce.) 



Attorney General to appear when directed by Board State Land 

 Commissioners: sec. 5Qy 2 , post. 



SEC. 31. SAME LANDS SUBJECT TO SALE. 



All lands so withdrawn shall be reappraised and sold in the 

 manner prescribed by law for the appraisement and sale of un- 

 applied-for tide lands of the first class. (Laws '99, p. 120, sec. 

 3; sec. 6753 Rem.-Bal.; 477 sec. 181 Pierce. 



See note, sec. 29. 



Manner of sale: sec. 95, post. 



