Proposition Summary
Referendum of act of Legislature (Chapter 304, Statutes 1937). Act provides for competitive bidding for leases on eleven parcels of State-owned tide and submerged lands at Huntington Beach for oil drilling from piers, islands or groins; provided that no bid shall be accepted unless it provides for royalty to State of more than 30% of production when average daily production for thirty consecutive days exceeds 200 barrels, and for drilling minimum of ten wells per lease.
Proposition Number
10
Year
1938
Document Type
Proposition
Pass/Fail
Fail
Popular Vote Results
Y: 491973; A: 22.8; N: 1666251; B: 77.2
Election Type
General Election
Proposition Type
Referendum
For Author
Culbert L. Olson, Senator, Thirty-eighth District, Los Angeles County; Harry C. Westover, Senator, Thirty-fifth District, Orange County; J. C. Garrison, Senator, Twenty-second District, Stanislaus County
Against Author
Lynn O. Hossom, Attorney at Law, Chairman of the Fact Finding Committee of the Long Beach Junior Chamber of Commerce, Harbor Commissioner, Legal Counsel of Associated Property Owners of Long; James S. Farquhar, Editor and Publisher, Huntington Beach News; A. C. Peterson, Publisher, South Coast News, Laguna Beach, California
Recommended Citation
OIL LEASES ON STATE-OWNED TIDELANDS AT HUNTINGTON BEACH California Proposition 10 (1938).
https://repository.uclawsf.edu/ca_ballot_props/378