Mississippi Code
Chapter 11 - Training Facilities
§ 33-11-18. Sale or disposal of minerals, timber and other forest products taken from Camp Shelby military reservation

The Adjutant General is hereby authorized to pay all of the funds derived from any timber and other forest product sales on state-owned lands in said reservation into a special fund in the state treasury, which shall be a revolving fund, to be used for the maintenance, development and improvement of said military reservation at Camp Shelby, Mississippi, and out of which the Adjutant General may pay the state forestry commission the cost incurred by the state forestry commission in selecting and cutting trees, tree planting, elimination of undesirable trees and shrubs, construction of fire lanes, control of insect and disease outbreaks, and other desirable aspects of forest management practices on this military reservation for the benefit of this military reservation.
The Adjutant General of Mississippi, with concurrence of the commission of budget and accounting, may pay from available Camp Shelby timber funds, restitution for timber and/or minerals cut and/or removed without permission, by employees or authorized agents of the state military department, from private property whose sales, use or damage shall have enriched and/or benefited the state military department.
The funds derived from any timber and other forest product sales as herein provided shall be paid by the state treasurer upon warrants issued by the state auditor of public accounts and the said auditor shall issue his warrant upon requisitions signed by the proper person, officer or officers in the manner provided by law for funds appropriated for support of the Mississippi National Guard.
The Adjutant General shall make an annual report to the legislature on receipts and disbursements in connection with all funds derived from minerals, timber and other forest product sales on state-owned lands at the Camp Shelby military reservation.

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