The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-05

consent OF the owner Of such build
inrs. c~orrals, reservoirs, wells, or
other improvements.
Sec. o. That all water on public
lands or subject to the jurisdiction OF
the United States within such grazins
districts mas be used for milliuE,
mining, domestic. or irrieation pur-
poses under the laws OF the state OF
territory wherein such grasing dis
tricts are situated. or under the laws
of the United states ana the rdles and
regulations hereunder.
Sec. 4. That no grazing permits
issued urder this act shall prohibit
settlers. pr0spectors. and others from
entering upon such grazing districts
for all proper aud lawful purposes. In
Guiding the use and enjoyment of he
rights and property, and prospecting,
locating. and developing the mineral
resources Of such districts. and wagon
roads or improvements may be con
structed thereon. in accordance With
law, and all persons shall have the
right 10 move live stock from one To-
cality 10 another within such grazing
districts under such restrictions only
as are necessary to protect the users
of the land which Will be driven
across
Sec. 6. That the users OF the pub
/ lie lands under the provisions Of this
act may select a committee Of not
more than four members from the
users of any such grazing district,
which committee shall represent the
owners OF different kinds Of stock,
ana. with the officers appointed by the
secretary OF agriculture In chnrge oi
such grazing district. shall constitute
an executive board. which shall de-
termine whether The permits for such
grazing districts shall be issued upon
an acreage or upon q per capita basis
shall make such division Of the rangs
between the different kinds of stoci
as u necessary. and sSsi decide
whether the distribution Of the range
shall be by individual or community
aliotments. Tho executive board shal
also determine the total number 81
animals Ia be Rrazed In each grazlnl
district and shall decide upon th'
adoption OF any special rules 90 meeI
local conditions and shall establish
lanes or d~riveways and shall pre-
scribe special rules "a govern tn
movement Of live stock across tn
public lands in such districts 50 as q
protect the users OF the land In thei'
rights and the right % persons hnv
ms the necessity Ia drive across tn
same. The executive board. aftc
thirty days notice by publication
shall also determine the preference
In the allotment Of grazing privilege
provided Tor In section one uf thu
act, and shall. under rules Of IN
secretary OF agriculture determine III
value OF the improvements and IN.
use Of the same whenever that ma
become necessary under the provis
ions of this act In the Administrative
Of the same. Fences, wells. N othe
improvements may be co~nstructe'
with the permission of the governmen
officer IN charge. who shall record IN
ownership and location of such i'm
provements. Any differences be
tween a majority OF the oxeeutiv
board and the officer in charge shal
be referred 20 the secretary Of asrl
culture and shall be adjusted In tn
manner prescribed by him. Any IN
terested party shall nave the right 1
appeal from any decision OF the boar
TO the SECRETARY OF Horticulture. ]
the users OF the land fan TO select IN
committee as herein provided IN
/, president OF the United states shal
name such committee from such graz
ing districts. representing the own
ors OF the different kinds Of stock. a
above provided.
Soc. 8. That the secretary Of as
: ricuiture shall nN q date which sha
not be less than one year from IA
Z establishment OF any grazsng disiric
, and after such date IN peasturing q
any class Of live stock On public Ian
in said grazing districts without
, permit. or In violation of the reEula
{ lions Of the secretary Of agricultur'
a. herein provided. shall constitute
I misdemeanor and shall be punishabl
by a fine OF not less than $40 nor MOI
.