Graham guardian., 1908-02-07
IT HE PA M S"
JOHN F. WEBER, Prop.
Promptly Filled
JOHN F. WEBER, Prop.

grazing district no form of ioca
ton, settlement, or entry thereon
shall give a right to grazing priv
ileges on public lands except wher
made under laws requiring cult
walton or agricultural use of thu
land: Provided, that permits tC
Craze live stock upon land whicl
is subsequently, appropriated un
der any public land law shall not
be affected by such subsequent ap
preparation, except AS to the land
actually appropriated. until the
end Of the current annual grazing
period: Provided, further, that
no permit shall be given to any
such settler, or entrymau which
will entitlc him to the use of any
buildi gs, corrals, reservoirs, OF
other improvements owned or con
trolled by prior occupant, until
he has paid such prior occupant q
reasonable pro rata value for The
use of such improvements. If the
parties interested cannot agree
then the amount of such payment
shall be determined under rules ot
the secretary of agriculture. And
provided further, that land upon
which buildings, corrals, reser
voirs, wells, or other improve
ments owned or lawfully controlled
by the holder of a grazing permit
have been esta blished shall not.
when any such improvements ex,
ceed 500 in value as determined
by rules of the secretary of agri
culture, be subject to settlement
or ppropriation under the public
land laws during the permit per
iod without the consent of the
owner of such buildings, corrals.
reservoirs, wells, or other i'm,
provements; and when such i'm
provements are worth less than
500, settlement may not be made
upon lands containing them dur
ing the permit period until the
new occupant has paid such
amount for the improvements as
may be determined under the
rules of the Secretary of Agricul-
ture.
"Sec. 4. That no grazing per-
mits issued under this act shall
prohibit settlers, prospectors, and
others from entering upon such
grazing districts for all proper and
lawful purposes, including the use
and enjoyment of their rights and
property, and prospecting, locating
and developing the mineral re-
sources of such districts; and wag-
on roads or improvements may be
constructed therein in accordance
with law, and all persons shall
have the right to move live stock
from one locality to another under
such restrictions only as are neces-
sary to protect the users Of the
land which will be driven across
"Sec. 5. That the Secretary of
Agriculture may set aside such
public lands in any grazing dis
trict as are not occupied by a bona
fide settler or claimant under the
public-land laws, not to exceed, in
any case, per centum Of all pub
lie lands in any grazing district,
when such lands are needed for
school houses, churches and state
or county buildings, or for public,
administrative, experimental or
Improvement purposes under this
or any other law; and when lands
so set aside have been listed in the
local land Office they shall not be
subject to settlea nj, entry or To-
cation under the ;ubic-land laws
until such lists a.e evoked by the
Secretary. Al ~a;crs on public
lands, or subj c "'o the jurisdiction
of the United S $ within such
grazing dis,rio'. n y be used for
domestic, minin- Eilling, or irri.
cation purposes i4der the laws of
the state or territory wherein such
grazing districts arc situated, or
under the laws of the United States
and the rules and regulations there
under.
"Sec. 6. That the Secretary of
Agriculture shall fix a date, which
shall not be less than one year
from the establishment of any
grazing district, and after such
date the pasi1ring of any
class of live stock on public
land in the grazing district with
ont a nermit ma hpreln urnyil.n