The Glenwood post., 1905-09-02
essary TO, stock to cross the reserve.

essaIy fol stock to cross the reserve.
Regulation "a. The construction
of corrals upon forest reserve lands
(1) acre, to be used in connection
with the proper handling of live stock
which are permitted to Craze thereon,
will be allowed whenever in the
judgement of the forest officers such
corrals are necessary and will not be
detrimental to the proper care of the
reserve. The construction of inclos
ures upon forest reserve lands contain
ing not more than three hundred and
twenty (32O) acres for pasturing saddle
horses, beef steers, ETC., will be al
lowed, when such Enclosures are nee
essary for the proper handling of the
stock allowed to Craze upon the re-
serves, as special privilege for which
an annual rental of not less than four
(4) cents per acre will be charged in
addition to the regular grazing fee
The fencing up of watering places for
the purpose of controlling adjoining
range will not be allowed, and in
fencing pastures provision must be
made to allow free access to the water
by any stock grazing uuder permit.
The application must state the exact
location and area of the land to be in
closed, and must be accompanied by
an agreement to pay the annual rental
in advance and to comply with all
forest reserve rules and regulations.
The privileges granted by this regu-
lation confer no property rights what
ever, and all improvements will revert
to the government upon the expiration
of the grazing permit. or of its re-
newal, unless the forester allows other
disposition.
The privileges granted under Regu-
lation "a confer no property rights
whatever, and all such Improvements
viii! revert to the government upon
the expiration of the grazing permit,
or its renewal, unless the forester al
lows other disposition.
Regulation %. On and after Jan.
uary |, 1906, reasonable fee will be
charged for grazing all classes of live
stock upon forest reserves. In the
beginning the minimum price charged
will be as follows depending upon the
advantages and locality of the reserve ::
from twenty (eO) to thirty five (a5)
cents per head for cattle and horses
for the regular grazing season, and
from thirty five (35) to fifty (5O) cents
per head for the entire year. These
prices will be gradually advanced as
the market conditions, transportation
facilities. and demand for reserve
warrant it, but the grazing fee charged
will in all cases be reasonable and in
accordance with the advantages of the
locality.
Regulation 26. Breeding stock
entering either before or after the
breeding season will be counted on an
average percentage basis, which will
be fixed hereafter by the forester to fit
the conditions in each reserve. All
stock six months old and over at the
time Of entering, will be counted at
the same rate as grown stock.
Regulation 21. Any period in
excess of the regular summer grazing
season will be charged for at the rate
for the entire year, but no charge will
be made for the crossing permits re.
quired by Regulations % and 23.
Regulation 90. All grazing fees
are payable for each year strictly in
advance. When an applicant for a
grazing permit is notified by the su-
pervisor that his application has been
approved. he will remit the amount
due for grazing fees to the special
fiscal agent, Washington, D. c., and
upon the return of the receipt to the
supervisor permit will be issued al
lowing the stock to enter the reserve
and remain during the period specified.