The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-20


becoming alurmingly scarce In many
localities, now therefore. be Il
Resolved. hat his association IN
cnuuu assembled again urge up-
ON our Representatives IN mgr the
need for the passage of the uatiohal
game refuge nil at tGe earliest mo
mtnt. aud be IL further
Resolvcd THAT " game refugees be
not authorized by congress prior to the
assembling OF the ueXt state legislH-
iurr, hat We urge the enactment of
a three year closed season ON deer
as an cmergency relief measure, and
be Il further
KctoIved. That We recommend that
no further introduction of elk be
mate IN the state Of \cw Mexico.
except on fenced private lands hy the
owners thereof.
Endorse National Association
Resolved. Ey the New Mexico wool
growers association h a We pledge
our earnest support to the national
wool growers association and our full
endorsements OF It's aims uud policies.
We fully approve all the resolutions
adopted 10y the association at its con-
yenuon in salt Lake CITY, during
January, 1913.
National Forest Permits.
Whereas, w believe II is the uui-
vcrsal opinion OF N4uonal forest per
mittccs that the ihost essential rec
uuiremcnts Tor the stability cf their
business and the full development Of
grazing ON the national forests, st. IL
regulation allowing long term permits.
and
Whereas. Every effort shouid be
made tu Immediately increase mutton
production an1 encourage pcrmittcts,
who with that end in view. desire To
more fully utilize their allotncnts on
the national forests, therefore, be II
Resolved. By the New Mexico wool
growers association IN convention as
scmbled at Albuquerque, March -
and 10. 1915. h a tho chief forester
aud secretary OF agriculture hc re-
uurstcd TO adopt the following changes
ia the forest regulations.
T. 10 grant long term permits.
., PRO rata payment ny new per
mittecs for an range improvements
uy which they directly benefit. TINS
10 apply to Improvement on private
as wei NN llNNlNIlAl Atl i"N IHNililt
g. Pormittuvs, VINO increase the car.
ryiug capacity O.. their allu;u.cuts by
water Development 90 800 amy other
manner. shall bee allowed to increase
their preference rights, TO a point
commensurate with said increase an
carrying capacity.
I Range conditions permitting IL
temporary permit used continuously
for three years shall bccomc regular
without restrictions by any establish
ed maximum liinit.
control nj Grazing Lands.
Whereas, We deem vital to the wei
fare am growth ~ the wool industry
that the greatest possible efficiency
shalt hc maintained from the use OF
grazing uf range lands upon the pub
lc domain, and
Where's, Under the present system
of grazing there rs no control or rare
over public range land. which fart
has su reduced the carrying capacity
at such grazing lands as to practlcnlj,
render them valueless. aEu therefore
he h
itcsolyod That wo recommend and
urge such legislation uy congress as
win provide Tor definite control Of
lands valuable only for range pur-
pusc- and not suitable for farming
b, Immediately classified ana with
drawn from entry. n when so elias
sifi"d bee made available Tor use ty
stock raiscrs upon such reasonable
terms ana such regulations as viii
best promote the sheep and cuttl. iu-
du,trivs and safeguard the equitable