STATE LAND LAWS 

 FUNDS DEED. SECS. 429-430 



be paid in cash at the time of sale : And provided further, That 

 in case of the sale, on deferred payments, of any tract of land, 

 where the timber thereon constitutes its principal source of 

 value, all unpaid installments of the purchase price shall be paid 

 before any timber is removed therefrom. (Laws '09, p. 126, 

 sec. 4; sec. 6699 Rem.-Bal. ; 457 sec. 25 Pierce.) 



Former Laws: Laws '93, p. 187, sec. 5. 

 Timber trespass on capitol building lands: sec. 267, ante. 

 Trespass on state lands, generally: sec. 372 et seq., ante. 

 Unlawful to remove timber without payment of taxes: sec. 331, ante. 

 Full value of timber to be paid or safely secured: Const, Art. XVI, 

 sec. 3, ante. 



The provision of sec. 71, ante, that timber exceeding one million feet to the 

 quarter section shall be sold separate from the land, has no application to timber 

 on Capitol Building lands : Opinion Att'y Gen'l, Aug. 23, '13. 



Even if sec. 3, Art. XVI, Constitution, ante, applies to Capitol Building lands, 

 the same is satisfied by a provision in a contract of sale to the effect that no 

 timber shall be removed until the purchase price is paid in full : idem. 



SEC. 429. PLACE OF SALE PROCEEDS. 



All sales shall take place at the state capitol and the proceeds 

 of such sale of lands, or the timber or other materials shall be 

 paid into the capitol building fund to be used as in this act* 

 provided. (Laws '09, p. 126, sec. 5 ; amended, Laws '11, p. 326, 

 sec. 10; 3 Rem.-Bal., sec. 6700; 457 sec. 27 Pierce.) 



Former Laws: Laws '93, p. 186, sec. 3. 



* Chap. 69, Laws '09, as amended by Chap. 69, Laws '11, and Chap. 

 50, Laws '13, providing for the sale of capitol building lands, the pay- 

 ment of indebtedness of capitol building fund, and the erection of cap- 

 itol buildings. 



SEC. 430. CONVEYANCE AFTER SALE. 



Upon performance by the purchaser of all such conditions 

 as shall have been fixed by the commission for the sale of any 

 such lands or the timber or other materials thereon, conveyances 

 shall be made therefor by deed executed by the Governor [and] 

 attested by the secretary of state, to the extent of the interest 

 so sold to such purchaser. (Laws '09, p. 127, sec. 6; amended, 

 Laws '11, p. 326, sec. 11; 3 Rem.-Bal., sec. 6701; 457 sec. 29 

 Pierce.) 



Former Laws: Laws '93, p. 188, sec. 9. 



