Executive order-Continued.
Reserving Mission Island, Cali- fornia, for naval purposes. Modifying the boundaries of Yerba Buena Island, San Francisco Harbor, California. Establishing the island of Tutuila of the Samoan group and certain other islands into a naval station to be known as the Tutuila Sta- tion and to be under the com- mand of the navy. Setting aside certain described pub- lic lands on Culebra Island, Puer- to Rico, for use of the United States Navy Department. Reserving certain lands at Dutch Harbor, Amakanak Island, Alaska, for lighthouse purposes. Reserving certain lands on Adakh
and Kyska Islands, Alaska, for naval purposes.
Setting aside certain land on the Island of Luzon, Philippine Islands, for the use of the United States Navy Department.
Placing the public lands on the 199A
Midway Islands, Hawaiian group,
under the jurisdiction and control of the Navy Department. Setting aside certain land at Cebu for naval purposes and in addition reserving a site of land under control of the Secretary of War. Reserving certain lands including
Kiska Island in Alaska for the use of the United States Navy Department.
Placing a tract of land at Guan
tanamo Bay, Cuba, within the limits of the naval station under the control of the War Depart- ment.
Transferring certain lands in Cali- fornia from the jurisdiction of the United States War Department to the Navy Department. Reserving the building formerly occupied by the Governor of Alaska at Sitka for use of the United States Navy Department as a hospital.
Reserving a portion of Hawkins Is- land, Alaska, for use of the United States Navy Department. Reserving certain lands at Lowell
Point, Alaska, for use of the United States Navy Department.
See footnotes on p. 192.
Executive order-Continued.
Reserving certain islands in Key West Harbor, Florida, for use of the United States Navy Depart- ment. Designating certain lands in Olon- gapo, Philippine Islands, for use by the United States Navy De- partment. Reserving Biorka Island, Sitka Sound, for use as a wireless tele- graph station for naval pur- poses. Transferring certain lands in the city of Cebu, Philippine Islands, from the control of the Navy Department to the control of the Secretary of War for military purposes. Modifying E.O. 1186, Apr. 8, 1910,
by excluding certain lands and reserving them for use of the United States Navy Department. Transferring the reservation on Hawkins Island, Alaska, from the Navy to the War Department as a site for coast defense fortifica- tions. Reserving a tract of land in Bagiuo Townsite, Luzon Island, Philip- pine Islands, for use as a naval hospital.
Reserving certain lands on Amaknak Island, Alaska, for use of the Navy Department.
Reserving petroleum lands for Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 1 in California.
Designating lands formerly con- tained in Petroleum Reserve No. 2, California No. 1, to be Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 1, for ex- clusive use of the United States Navy Department. Setting aside certain described land for a radio station to be known as Balboe Naval Radio Station. Designating certain lands in the Canal Zone for use as a radio station under jurisdiction of the United States Navy Department. Reserving certain lands in Wyoming to be designated as Naval Petro- leum Reserve No. 3, Wyoming No. 1.
See footnotes on p. 192.
Executive order: Taking possession of 2676A Aug. 1, 1917
Executive order: Designating certain 2987 lands in the Canal Zone for a naval air station to be known as Guarapo Naval Air Station under jurisdiction of the United States Navy Depart- ment. Proclamation:
Taking possession of land at Cape May, N. J., for a naval air station. Acquiring additional land in Mary- land for a naval proving ground. Executive order:
Releasing certain described lands formerly included in Naval Oil Shale Reserve No. 1, Colorado No. 1, to public entry. Reserving certain lands at Seward, Alaska, for use of the United States Navy Department. Reserving certain lands at the head of Passage Canal, Alaska, for use of the United States Navy De- partment. Transferring certain property of the United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation to the United States Navy Depart- ment. Setting aside certain lands in the Canal Zone for a naval radio station. Setting aside certain lands in the Canal Zone described as Fort Randolph Reservation and France Field Reservation for military purposes and Coco Solo Reservation for naval purposes. Transferring certain lands and buildings in Maryland, West Virginia, and Washington from the United States Housing Cor- poration to the jurisdiction of the United States Navy Depart- ment.
Reserving certain lands along the 3797A Feb. 27, 1923 Arctic coast of Alaska for pur- poses of classification and devel- opment of oil and gas deposits. Excluding from Naval Petroleum
Reserve No. 2, California, all lands except those containing oil and gas deposius, and reserving the same for townsite purposes. Reserving a tract of land in Alaska for use as a military and naval cemetery to be known as Sitka National Cemetery.
See footnotes on p. 192.
Executive order-Continued.
Reserving certain lands near Key West, Florida, for use of the United States Navy Depart- ment. Reserving certain lands in Colorado for the development of Naval Oil Shale Reserve No. 1, Colorado No. 1.
Modifying Executive order, Dec. 6, 1916, to include certain addi- tional described lands in Utah in Naval Oil Shale Reserve No. 2, Utah No. 1. Excluding from Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 2, California, all lands except those containing oil and gas deposits, and reserving the same for townsite purposes. Reserving certain lands in Alaska for cemetery purposes, the same to be known as the Sitka Na- tional Cemetery.
Designating certain lands in Nevada for the use of the United States Navy Department as an ammu- nition department. Revoking E.O. 3474, May 31, 1921, committing certain oil and gas bearing lands to the Secretary of the Interior.
Placing certain lands at Hampton Roads, Virginia, no longer needed for military purposes, under the jurisdiction of the Navy Depart- ment for coal storage. Correcting the land description in E.O. 4671, June 20, 1927. Amending E.O. 4716, Sept. 12, 1927, to more certainly describe the land set aside at Norfolk, Vir- ginia. Designating certain named islands
in the Philippines as naval reser- vations subject to the jurisdic- tion of the United States Navy Department. Designating certain lands in the Canal Zone for a naval reserva- tion to be known as Colon Naval Radio Station under jurisdiction of the United States Navy Department.
Reserving certain public lands in Alaska for use of the United States Navy Department.
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