anaheim-gazette 1907-09-26

USE OF NATIONAL FORESTS In 1891 Congress authorized the President to establish forest reserves—now called National Forests and President Harrison created the first one—the Yellowstone—the same year. Congress took this action because the forests of the great mountain ranges in the west were being destroyed very rapidly by fire and reckless cutting. It was realized that unless something was done to protect them, the timber resources of the country and the many industries dependent upon the forest would be badly crippled. So the law aimed to save the timber for the use of the people, and to hold the mountain forests as great sponges to give out steady flows of water for use in the fertile valleys below. At the start there was much opposition to the forests. Often this opposition was just; for although Congress had set apart the lands and their resources it had made no provision for their use or their protection. The timber was simply locked up and left to burn. This mistake was remedied in 1897, when a law was passed which made it possible to use all the resources and give them suitable protection. At first a great many of the National Forests were made without knowing exactly where the boundary lines should run. This was unfortunate; because some agricultural possible or very difficult. Since National forest really does not these things, but works just other way, it is well to have anough understanding of what actual effect is. Before a National Forest is we have a forest-covered area public mountain land upon the various land laws apply. Open lands may be taken under patented under the timber stone act, under all the minerals and possibly some of them under the homestead law, if they are able for cultivation. Under what law it is taken up, the land and its resources pass out of the hand of the people forever. Con now what happens when this public domain is declared a National Forest. TO THE HOME SEEKER. What happens to the home seer When a National Forest is created the home maker is not interested with in the least. In the first place before the Forest is created, agricultural lands are carefully excavated from the boundaries. It often pens, however, that there are patches of agricultural land located within the boundaries that is impossible to cut them out. Lands are open to settlement. Grass has extended the home law, slightly modified, to national Forests. The home seer can travel all through a Forest, out the agricultural land he will for a home, apply for it, hailed, settle upon it when he enter it, build his home, cultivate his fields patent it and possible or very difficult. Since National forest really does not these things, but works just other way, it is well to have anough understanding of what actual effect is. Before a National Forest is we have a forest-covered area public mountain land upon the various land laws apply. Open lands may be taken under patented under the timber stone act, under all the minerals and possibly some of them under the homestead law, if they are able for cultivation. Under what law it is taken up, the land and its resources pass out of the hand of the people forever. Con now what happens when this public domain is declared a National Forest. TO THE HOME SEEKER. What happens to the home seer When a National Forest is created the home maker is not interested with in the least. In the first place before the Forest is created, agricultural lands are carefully excavated from the boundaries. It often pens, however, that there are patches of agricultural land located within the boundaries that is impossible to cut them out. Lands are open to settlement. Grass has extended the home law, slightly modified, to national Forests. The home seer can travel all through a Forest, out the agricultural land he will for a home, apply for it, hailed, settle upon it when he enter it, build his home, cultivate his fields patent it and possible or very difficult. Since National forest really does not these things, but works just other way, it is well to have anough understanding of what actual effect is. Before a National Forest is we have a forest-covered area public mountain land upon the various land laws apply. Open lands may be taken under patented under the timber stone act, under all the minerals and possibly some of them under the homestead law, if they are able for cultivation. Under what law it is taken up, the land and its resources pass out of the hand of the people forever. Con now what happens when this public domain is declared a National Forest. TO THE HOME SEEKER. What happens to the home seer When a National Forest is created the home maker is not interested with in the least. In the first place before the Forest is created, agricultural lands are carefully excavated from the boundaries. It often pens, however, that there are patches of agricultural land located within the boundaries that is impossible to cut them out. Lands are open to settlement. Grass has extended the home law, slightly modified, to national Forests. The home seer can travel all through a Forest, out the agricultural land he will for a home, apply for it, hailed, settle upon it when he enter it, build his home, cultivate his fields patent it and possible or very difficult. Since National forest really does not these things, but works just other way, it is well to have anough understanding of what actual effect is. Before a National Forest is we have a forest-covered area public mountain land upon the various land laws apply. Open lands may be taken under patented under the timber stone act, under all the minerals and possibly some of them under the homestead law, if they are able for cultivation. Under what law it is taken up, the land and its resources pass out of the hand of the people forever. Con now what happens when this public domain is declared a National Forest. TO THE HOME SEEKER. What happens to the home seer When a National Forest is created the home maker is not interested with in the least. In the first place before the Forest is created, agricultural lands are carefully excavated from the boundaries. It often pens, however, that there are patches of agricultural land located within the boundaries that is impossible to cut them out. Lands are open to settlement. Grass has extended the home law, slightly modified, to national Forests. The home seer can travel all through a Forest, out the agricultural land he will for a home, apply for it, hailed, settle upon it when he enter it, build his home, cultivate his fields patent it and possible or very difficult. Since National forest really does not these things, but works just other way, it is well to have anough understanding of what actual effect is. Before a National Forest is we have a forest-covered area public mountain land upon the various land laws apply. Open lands may be taken under patented under the timber stone act, under all the minerals and possibly some of them under the homestead law, if they are able for cultivation. Under what law it is taken up, the land and its resources pass out of the hand of the people forever. Con now what happens when this public domain is declared a National Forest. TO THE HOME SEEKER. What happens to the home seer When a National Forest is created the home maker is not interested with in the least. In the first place before the Forest is created, agricultural lands are carefully excavated from the boundaries. It often pens, however, that there are patches of agricultural land located within the boundaries that is impossible to cut them out. Lands are open to settlement. Grass has extended the home law, slightly modified, to national Forests. The home seer can travel all through a Forest, out the agricultural land he will for a home, apply for it, hailed, settle upon it when he enter it, build his home, cultivate his fields patent it and possible or very difficult. Since National forest really does not these things, but works just other way, it is well to have anough understanding of what actual effect is. Before a National Forest is we have a forest-covered area public mountain land upon wthe various land laws apply. Open lands may be taken under patented under the timber stone act, under all the minerals and possibly some of them under the homestead law, if they are able for cultivation. Under what law it is taken up, the land and its resources pass out of the hand of the people forever. Con now what happens when this public domain is declared a National Forest. TO THE HOME SEEKER. What happens to the home seer When a National Forest is created the home maker is not interested with in the least. In the first place before the Forest is created, agricultural lands are carefully excavated from the boundaries. It often pens, however, that there are patches of agricultural land located within the boundaries that is impossible to cut them out. Lands are open to settlement. Grass has extended the home law, slightly modified, to national Forests. The home seer can travel all through a Forest, out the agricultural land he will for a home, apply for it, hailed, settle upon it when he enter it, build his home, cultivate his fields patent它和 possible or very difficult. Since National forest really does not these things, but works just other way, it is well to have anough understanding of what actual effect is. Before a National Forest is we have a forest-covered area public mountain land upon wthe various land laws apply. Open lands may be taken under patented under the timber stone act, under all the minerals and possibly some of them under the homestead law, if they are able for cultivation. Under what law it is taken up, the land and its resources pass out of the hand of the people forever. Con now what happens when this public domain is declared a National Forest. TO THE HOME SEEKER. What happens to the home seer When a National Forest is created the home maker is not interested with in the least. In the first place before the Forest is created，agricultural lands are carefully excavated from the boundaries. It often pens，however，that there are patches of agricultural land located within the boundaries that is impossible to cut them out. Lands are open to settlement. Grass has extended the home law，slightly modified，to national Forests. The home seer can travel all through a Forest，out the agricultural land he will for a home，apply for it，hailed，settle upon it when he enter it，build his home，cultivate his fields patent它和 possible or very difficult.Since National forest really does not these things，but works just other way，it is well to have anough understanding of what actual effect is. Before a National Forest is we have a forest-covered area public mountain land upon wthe various land laws apply.Open lands may be taken under patented under the timber stone act，under allthe minerals and possibly some of them underthe homestead law，if they are able for cultivation.Under what law it is taken up,the land and its resources pass out ofthe handofthepeopleforever.Con nowwhat happenswhenthispublicdomainisdeclaredaNaturalForest. TO THE HOME SEEKER. What happens to the home seer When a National Forest is createdthehomemakerisnotinterestedwithintheleast.InthefirstplacebeforetheForestiscreatedagriculturallandsarecarefullyexcelfromtheboundariesItofthepensshowhoweverthattherearepatchesofagriculturallandscapedwithintheboundariesthattaisimpossibletocutthemout.Landsareopentosettlement.Grasshasextendedthehomelaw,slightlymodified,tothenaturalForests.ThehomeseercantravelallthroughaForest,howtheretheagriculturallandhovelforahome.applyforit,halisted,settleupitwhenlenterit,buildhishome,cultivatehisfieldspatent它和 possible or very difficult.SinceNational forest really does not these things，但works just other way，它是well to have anough understanding of what actual effect is。 locked up and left to burn. This mistake was remedied in 1897, when a law was passed which made it possible to use all the resources and give them suitable protection. At first a great many of the National Forests were made without knowing exactly where the boundary lines should run. This was unfortunate; because some agricultural lands which should have been excluded were taken in, and a good deal of timber land which should have been included was left out. This could have been avoided by making examinations on the ground, but there was no money for the work, and so the boundaries had to be drawn very roughly. Since 1900, however, men and money have been available for field examinations, and rough and inaccurate work has been done away with entirely. The old and carelessly made National Forests have been surveyed and mapped, and the President has put back into the public domain those lands which should not have been included. Now, before new forests or additions to old ones are made, all the lands are examined on the ground. The greatest care is used in this work. Every section of land is examined, mapped, and described, and the boundaries are drawn to exclude, as far as possible, everything which does not properly belong in a National Forest. Two very detailed maps are made. One shows just what is growing on the land, the other shows who owns or claims the land. Every bit of cultivated land is located and mapped, as well as the land which is suited to cultivation but which is not cultivated at present. Men trained under western conditions are employed in the work. They report very thoroughly about all matters, such as the importance of the forest to regulate the water flow, its present and future value in supplying the local demand for timber, and how the crea- is impossible to cut them out. Lands are open to settlement. Grass has extended the home law, slightly modified, to national Forests. The home soil can travel all through a Forest, out the agricultural land he will for a home, apply for it, has listed, settle upon it when life enter it, build his home, cultivate his fields, patent it, and spend rest of his days there. The thing he must be careful about obey the law and take the land home, and not for other purposes. A National Forest, then, does in the least shut out real settlers. It encourages it. The more set the more men on hand to fight the better protection the Forest get, and the better and fuller will the use of all its resources. TO THE PROSPECTOR AND MINERAL What happens to prospecting mining? They go on just as there were no National Forests. The prospector is absolutely free to travel about and explore just much as he pleases and wherever pleases, without asking any permission. When he strikes aeral he can stake out, locate, reel and develop just as many claim he thinks are worth while, preceas as he would on the public domain. If he wants to get patent to any them, he can do so. The only thing he must be careful about is to obey the law and not take up claim merely for the timber on them or get possession of the land for poses not connected with mines. Claims can be developed and turned into paying mines just as anywhere else. A National Forest does affect this work in the least, except that it keeps timber in the country for the use of the mines when need it and as long as they need Prospecting and mining are almost unchecked. The resource the National Forests must be used and the country opened up. The fore the more mining and prospe- is located and mapped, as well as the land which is suited to cultivation but which is not cultivated at present. Men trained under western conditions are employed in the work. They report very thoroughly about all matters, such as the importance of the forest to regulate the water flow, its present and future value in supplying the local demand for timber, and how the creation of a National Forest would affect all the local industries of the region; especially, how it would affect the home builder. Before any new National Forest is made it is known just why it should be made, just what effect it will have, and just where it should be located. There are now about 145,000,000 acres of National Forests in the United States and about 5,000,000 acres more in Alaska and Porto Rico. The list in the Appendix shows where they are located and what they are called. One of the unfortunate things in many of the discussions about National Forests is that the facts concerning them are sometimes mistaken or misrepresented. This is because their real working is not understood. 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