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Show ( We AVe ) ( conclude coliel-tide colieltide ) that 195 no ( part paft ) of the river within Oklahoma is navigable and therefore that the title to the bed did not pass to the State on its admission into the Union . Prior to the statehood of ( Utah Utali ) , the United States owned all of the present State of ( Utah Utall ) , including the beds of all streams , except such lands as the United States had disposed of . If the title to the beds of the Green Colorado and San ( Juan Xuan ) rivers , , did not pass to the State of ( Utah 'Utah Utah ) ( upon tipon ) its admission into the Union , the ownership of the river beds ( con- con ) ( tinues tillues ) to remain in the ( "United United United ) States . See also B ( reiver-Elliott reiverElliott ) Oil Co . v . United States 260 U . S . 77 and United States v . Holt State , ( Sank Bank ) , 270 U . S . 49 . Utah as a State is ( without vithout ) power to acquire either by State court decision or State legislative enactment , any of the ( public piiblic ) lands of the United States . Van ( BrooJtlin Drocklin ) ( v -v v ) . ( Anderson Avderson ) 117 U . S . 151 . ( Bagnell Bagne7l ) ( v ir ) . Broderick , 13 Pet . 436 . Jourdan v . Barrett , 4 ( How Hoiv ) . 169 . ( Gtibson Gibson ) v . Choztteau 13 Wall . 92 . Utah has expressly disclaimed any ( such stich ) power . Section 2 , Article ( III 111 ) , Constitution of Utah This section was required by the enabling act of July 16,1894 . ( 28 ( Stat StA ) . 107 . ) By legislative enactment , Utah has disclaimed any interest in ( tlie the ) beds of ( nonnavigable lionnavigable ) streams . |