2325 tw National Parks——Cominued National Park Service Accommodation of visitors. leases. terms. etc,. to use land, p. 389, § 3 Aid to visitors in emergencies, p. 1931, § 13 Arrest. authority of park service employees, p. 390, § 10 _ - Creation of service, p. 389, § 1 llestruction of noxious animals and plants. p. 389, § 3 Director, appointment, p. 389, § 1 —-—-powers and duties, p. 389, § 2 Donations of land and money, p. 389, § 6; p. 392, § 42 Employees, appointment, p. 389, § 1 Functions of park service, p. 389, § 1 (lifts of land and money, p. 389, § 6; p. 392, § 42 Grazing livestock within park limits, p. 389, § 3 Medical attention for employees, p. 1931, §§ 11, 12 Motor vehicles. excliange as part consitleration in purchase of new equipment, p. 390, § 9 ‘ · Removal of bodies of deceased employees for burial, p. 1931, § 12 Roads and trails in national parks, construction and maintenance. p. 390. § 8 Rules and regulations, p. 389, § 3 Secretary of Agriculture, cooperation with Secretary of Interior, p. 389, § 2 _ Secretary of Interior, supervisory power. p. 389. § 2 Supplies and services. procurement. p. 389, § T "Timber. cutting and sale, p. 389, § 3 National Zoological Park, p. 614, §§ 81—84 North ("arolina, donations of lands for park purposes near national forest reserve in, p. 418. § 453 OtTenses l·`ishing it1 violation of regulations, p. 395, § 60 Hunting. p. 395. § 60 et seq. Transportation of birds. animals, or fish killed in violation of law. p. 395. § 63 Violation of regulations. p. 395, § 63 Park service. see National Park Service, supra Platt National Park listablislnnent and control, p. 401. § I5! et seq. Public buildings in national parks. limit on cost. p. 418, § 451 Revenues of parks covered into Treasury. p. 418. § 452 Rights of way through parks, p. 389, § 5 Roads and trails in parks Construction and maintenance. p. 390, § 8 Supplies for construction and maintenance. p. 417. § 436 Rocky Mountain National l’ark Boundaries. p. 405, §§ 191, 192 lzoundaries revised, p. 1934, § 195 . llstablishment, p. 405, § 191 Government and control, p. 406, ti 195 Locations and entries before establishment of parky p. 406, 55 193, 194 Reclamation Service. use of park lands, p. 405, § 191 lzigzhts of way for irrigation and other purposes, p. 406, § 193 Rules and regulations. p, 406, 5 195 ` Timber, sale, cutting and removal, p. 406, 5 195 l’se of park land for Arbuckle reservoir. p. 1935, § 196 Yested rights in park area, p. 406, 5 194 Visitors, provision for accommodation, p. 406, 5 195 Seizure and t'orfeiture of guns, etc., unlawfully used in parks. p. 395. $ 65 Sequoia National Park · Arrest of ot't'enders, p. 396. 8 67 Boundaries revised, p. 1.932, § 4521; p. 1933, §§ 45}}-450
DEX National l‘arks—Continued Sequoia National Park—Continued B I Crimes committed in park. punishment under California law, p. 395, § 59 . Donations of lands or right of way for park pur- , poses, p. 392, § 42 Establishment, p. 392. § 41 Exclusive jurisdiction assumed by United States. p.
- 395,§ 57
Fish and game, protection, p. 392, § 42 Fishing in park, p. 395. § 60 t Hunting in park. p.· 395. § 60 et seq. Judicial district including park, p. 396. § 77 Jurisdiction of California saved for certain purposes, p. 395. § 57 et seq. Leases of park lands. p. 392, § 42 Prosecutions for violating rules and regulations. p. 306, § 67 . - Reservation and dedication of land for park. p. 392. § 41 1u~s··i·y¤tio¤ of forest lands, p. 392. § 44 . Rights of way through park for electrical plants. p. 396, § T9 ' Rules and regulations. p. 392. § 42; p. 395. § 61 Settlers or locators in park as trespassers_ p. 392. § 11 Southern district of California, park as part of district, p. 396, § 77 i Timber. cutting. sale. and removal, p. 395, § 04 Trespassers, removal, p. 392. § 42 Troops detailed to protect park, p. 396, § 78 Visitors, provision for accommodation. p. § 43 Service. see National Park Service, supra Shenandoah National Park Acceptance of title to lands. p. 1936, § 403a Administration. p. 1936. § 403b Establishment; of park. p. 1936, § 403 Federal water power act not applicable. p. 1936, § 403b Sierra National Forest. disposal of revenues from privileges 0 in forest. p. 394, § 50 i Snllys Hill National Park, game preserve in park. estab- ’ lishment and maintenance, p. 434. § 674 · Telegraph and telephone lines through parks. p. 339. § 5 I Timber ` ('nttin: and sale. p, 389, § 3 { Protection from tire, disease. and insect pests. p. 429, _ §`594 Utah National`I’ark Administration, li. 415. § 401 Boundaries, p, 415. § 401 Prior entries under land laws. p. 415, § 402 Visitors, provision for accommodation, p. 389, § 3 Water power, licenses to construct project works within park limits, p. 442, § 797 Wind Cave National Park Boundaries, p. 401, § 141 Crimes and ot’fenses· committed in park, p. 401. § lll; 4 Establishment, p. 401, § 141 3 Government and control. p. 401, § 142 et seq.
Lease of lands in park. p. 401. § 143 et seq.
A Reservation of land for park purposes. p. 401. § 141 Rules and regulations, p. 401, § 142 et seq. Visitors, provision for accoinmodation. p. 401. § H3 Yellowstone National Park Additions to park, p. 1932. § 40 Animals inpark. disposal of surplus, p. 392, § 30 Arrests in park under process from Idaho. Montana. and Wyoming. p. 390. § 24 Control by Secretary of Interior. p. 390. § 22
