Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-11

has an area of 2,079,6 $50 acres, located in
| Del Norte, Siskiyou, Humboldt and
| Trinity counties.
Lassen is the name given to the new
forest consisting of the Plumas, Dia-
mond mountains and Shasta, embrace
ing 1,229,076 acres. 1t is located in Las
sen, Shasta, Tehama and Butte coun-
ties, and will be under the administra-
ton of Acting Supervisor A. H. Killing,
with headquarters at Red Bluff.
The new Modoc national forest is
what has been known as the Modoc
and Warner mountains. and will en-
brace 1,165,536 acres. This forest will
continue under the administration of
Supervisor C. e. Rachford, with head
quarters at Alturas.
A new national forest, to be known
as the Mono, will contain 656,640 acres
and will consist of portions of Tahoe,
Stanialaus, Sierra and Inyo forests. 1t
is located in Alpine and Mono counties.
This forest will be under the admins
tration of Acting Supervisor ]. G.
Wells, with headquarters at Gardner
vile, New.
Monterey is the name given to what
was formerly the Pinnacles and San
Benito national forests, embracing 514,-
Az acres. 1t is located in Monterey,
forest is under the administration of
Supervisor N. o. Torstenson, with
headquarters at Salinas.
The Plumas national forest will con-
sist of the Plumas, Diamond mountain
and a portion of the Tahoe, embracing
/, 500, 2S0 acres. 1t is located in Lassen'
Plumas and Butte counties. and con-
tinues under the administration of L..
A. Bartlett, with headquarters at
Quincy.
The Santa Barbara national forest,
with a small part of the San Gabriel
in the northwest corner and small
part of the San Luis Obispo in the
southern part, will remain the Santa
Barbara. Supervisor Willis M. Slosson
continues in charge, with headquarters
at Santa Barbara. Its area is 1852 200
acres, located in Santa Barbara, Ven
tura and Los Angeles counties.
The new San Jacinto national 1orest
includes what was the San Jacinto ana
Trabuco Canyon, and embraces 1904, S26
acres. It is located in Orange, San
Diego and Riverside counties and will
he under the administration of Super
visor II. A, e. Marshall, with head
quarters at San Diego.
The San Luis Obispo national forest
will hereafter be known as the San
Luis national forest. Supervisor p. s.
Mainwaring continues in charge, with
Headquarters located at San Luis
Obispo. 1t is located in San Luis
Obispo county and has an area of
259,10O acres.
Where the sequoias Grow
The Seouoia national forest will con-
sist of the Sierra (S) and will have
an area of 3,014400 acres. 1t will be
administered by Acting Supervisor w.
g. Burton, with headquarters at Hot
Springs. This forest is located in
Fresno, Tulare, Kern and Inyo
counties.
The shasta national forest and a
small part of the klamath on the west
side will continue to be known as the
Shasta national forest. Acting Super
visor H. B. Rider will be in charge of
this forest with headquarters at Sisson,
Cal, as at present. The area of this
forest is 1,089,280 acres, located in
shasta and Trinity counties.
The name of the Sierra national for
est with new additions on west side,
beginning approximately T. s., r. 20
r.. M. d. M, and running in a gen.
eral southeasterly direction to T. ~ S.,
r. "a e.. M d. M, will not be changed.
Supervisor C. H. Shinn will continue
in charge of this forest, with head
quarters located at Northfork. This
forest is located in Fresno, MADEIRA,
Mariposa and Tulare counties, and has
an area of 1911, $40 acres.
The Stanislaus national forest, with
small part of the Sierra M in the
northwest part, win continue to be
known as the Stanislaus. Acting SUI
pervisor. r. w. Ayres will be In charge
Of this forest, with headquarters To-
Gated at Sonora. The area of the STAN