Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-30

of the forest service to tnLa -
ton us might seem advisablo tueh ac,
lively lessen the damage 10, 70 iefreg.
floods. Since we are convince used BY
floods largely originated on M mat thg
slopes between the basins ana ~ steep
a recommendation was nnde e"e !, mesa,
strlp approSimately two miles in e uit, a
put varying 20 meet the exigencIiai1nth ,
sne case, De closed to all grazing ~. q
! fully matGred and scattered p thLis had
After that date. believed f. e' ~ Seed
Aug, 20. n limited amount W " about
grazing should be allowed ~ NJ sheep
this effective without oyers,oni.pp make
lower ranges, required, In M, y"liis The
ton. a reduction of approyi, .stma-
per cent In the total nu,nhcr '' ~ Is
| to be elazcd on the forcs, " sheep
head. Likewise on district ~ 1000
embraces practically the Ont. which
slope of the forest and is onen ~ ~ West
grazing only, a reduction Of IN y, w ca'tle
IN me total number of cattle is holis cent
CATTLE GRAZING e
Excessive :; ,, cattle grazing is ne I'LL,
Ing, but since the bulk or ~ graz
the two mile strip is ,so, range in
slightly heavier rcduction ,S,. sheep
sidercd necessary on tho el,n, "as con.
the cattle. This View of tho Inn ,'iah On
was concurred in both bv No. n.uaitoR
and the secretary or agrIc,tlt -. feslst
the result that Il IL per cent III with
In the total number or sheer .'uucticn
per cent reduction In the tniai ia 10
of cattle to be grazed OH the fora p.ioer
been ordered. While we reaIizS 't ma mas
that this will result no DOM, 4, iVlS
siderable financial lose 10 tho :" spa-
and cattle men directly arrertod Sneep
We believe that In the long nm !, ~
goills to be to the best interest or ~ ~
majority OF the people, since fan. NE
ana stockmen alike arc equally daa
pendent upon the use OF tho .w,,,., We;
streams that have their origin nv . ,n
forest. 1t should be borne in VI ,,,t tle
that th1'e are approxima,ely o S'i,.a
people living in the vicinity Of -', ivy
Manti forest. and that the ,yo. .Ae
Farm unit in S;lupctc valley Is ~
than 30 acres, also that irrjga,ion +
essential to successful farming sir
the primary object Of the creatt,,, "
the national forests under the ls,. O. O.
the preservation ot the timber ana ,bs
conservation Of the water supply nnd
the regulation of the grazing insSfar
only as it affects the timber AMI
water. It Is incumbent upon tho fora ,,s
service to take such action as NAV bs
to meet tho Requirements ~
the law in this respect
SATURDAYS PROGRAM.
Two sessions of the Woolgrowa,s,
VIII be held tomorrow Thn
program for the morning session. which
begins at 10 o'clock, is as follows;
Paper, THE Development Of Home.
;rown Feeds for Our Live Stock" pror
3. G.. Buffum, Worland. Wyo.
Possibilities or tho Desert" prof, Il
A. Merrill. Salt Lake CITY,
Diseases of Sheep" DR.. F. r
inspector in charge, L, s
bureau of animal industry, Salt Lake
City.
lip and Leg liberation" DR.. A. c.
Young. state veterinarian.
"Scab and Tick Eradication" l.. r.
anderson, president of the state
,oard of sheep commissioners
Improvement of our F'locks." Dir. ".
}. Dennis. Hcber City.
SATURDAY. . p. NJ.
"Co-operation of Sheepmen in Neigh.
'oring States" J. ID. Nobliit, Coke.
i!lc. Wyo,
sheep Conditions in Eastern Utah.
,nos Bennion, Vernal.
sheep Conditions in Southern Utah.
J. l.. Clarke, Parowan.
THE Winter Range" n. 2. Aagard,
Green. Utah.
Needed Revision Of Laws Pertaining
D the Sheep Industry" John C.
Iackay. Salt Lake City.
Report of committees.
Adjournment. 10 1928