Summary
In United States v. San Juan County, 280 F. 120, and in Stover v. Scotch Hills Coal Co., 4 F.2d 748, § 3466 came directly under consideration, and the priority of the United States against that of the States was fully sustained.
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Case No. 2:96CV0836C
October 20, 2003
Heidi J. McIntosh, Stephen H.M. Bloch, SOUTHERN UTAH WILDERNESS ALLIANCE Salt Lake City, Utah, for Plaintiffs
Edward B. Zukoski, EARTHJUSTICE, Denver, Colorado, for Plaintiffs
Jerome L. Epstein, JENNER AND BLOCK, Washington, D.C., for Plaintiffs
ORDER
Having considered Plaintiffs Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance et al ("SUWA's") Motion for an Extension of Time and finding good cause therefore, it is hereby:
ORDERED that SUWA's Motion for Extension of Time to file a Response to Kane and Garfield Counties "Motion and Memorandum Requesting the Court to Grant SUWA's Prior Motion for a Permanent Injunction" and a Response and Reply to San Juan County and Mr. Tyler Lewis's "Motion For Relief and Opposition to Plaintiffs' Motion for Entry of Final Judgment" and "Motion for Leave to File San Juan County's Second Amended Counter-Claim" until October 3O, 2003, is GRANTED.