The Glenwood post., 1913-02-01
important Bill to Stockmen On Brand.
ing and Marking Livestock
Presented by Mann
FULL TEXT OF the BILL

Following the very strong resolutions
recently adopted by the Delta County
Stockgrowers' association in favor Of
national conservation and the present
plan of administering the forest areas
Of the state and declaring that the
stock industry is greatly benefited
thereby, the Colorado Livestock asso-
citation At meeting in Deavse last
week passed similar resolutions AID
criticised the Denver Chamber Of Coa-
merce which, spurred On by Governor
Shafroth and . few other politicians,
recently condemned the national forest
ry policy.
Denver, Jan. 26.-The text Of the
resolutions adopted by the stockmss
follow:
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Whereas, ths estsblisAnsnt Of nation
81 forests aad The adninistE.tisa q ~
grazing thereon unAss fedesal saPsevis-
len AAs prove. Of vase Asa = ~ osse-
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venting over grazing, which caused de-
pletion Of the range, and in eliminating
the former unfortunate conditions
arising from conflicts between owners
of livestock, which resulted in grea.
loss of human life and destruction Of
property; and
Whereas, such administration of the
national forests reserves, through co
operation of the users thereof, has
placed the livestock business of Colu-
RADIO on more stable, permanent ana
profitable basis, and at the same time
has improved the quality Of the live
stock grown on such reserves; and
Whereas, we believe such federal adj
ministration of the grazing on the ma
tional forests meets with the hearty
support Of vast majority of the stock
men of Colorado; and =.
Whereas, it is our firm belief that
any substantial change in the present
control of the national forests and
regulation Of grazing thereon would
seriously threaten the prosperity Of the
livestock industry in Colorado; Now.
therefore, be it
Resolved, by the Colorado Livestock
association in annual convention assem-.
bled on this 23rd day of January, 1913,
that We earnestly object to any acton
by congress abolishing the national for
ests, or transferring their control ani
administration from the national gov
ernment to the several public land
states, and We most respectfully urge
our congressman to oppose any measure
materially changing the present method
of regulating grazing on the national
forests; and be it further
Resolved, that = copy of these reso-
lutions be forwarded to our gongress-
men and to the daily press Of Colorado.
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