The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-25


little. however. concorninr ther areas
mud their location Information CON
r,fnIur Ownership OF nud within the
bubble domain ownership ~ water uf
range improvements. D. mot conferred
boz any one place huf distributed lu
land offices Iu county clerks rec.
urls and state engineer ufiirtH The
first blk task. Boo any hnndilng ~ the
iauls uf the public domain. b. their
classification hy experts to secure
concrete knowledge iu the points be-
fore mentioned.
The national forest administration
was confronted with a. similar HitIa
ton years q and one of the bis Jobs
tackled and almost completed BE- the
classification uf $50 millions ~ acres
81 lands within me national forests
and the segregation thvrrtrom ut an
lands chiefly valuable Tor prricui-
turp, 10 b. assumed That were the
lands ~ the public domain coded 60
tho states. the latter wulld see to ~ a.
once that the lands we're classified 30
a. o. ascertain their specific values
tn enable he state Co dispose % them
90 the host Interests nf atl concerned
There can be- mo- disagreement on
this point The most optimistic -
those who urr. tho ccs-ion ~ the
public lands 10 %, states can fore
"fH NNN|N NNN'M NNNINN LHN|N 'NN' Wf
fore such uu important change Iu the
band policy ~ the government can
possibly hy brought around lu the
meantime. why should there Doc uNa
lection from any direction tu the az.
ullrutIun 90 ~ government system ut
control bringing thn needed careful
classification and regulated uFr The
results obtained viii hu NJ lasting
value tu the %vVUuiuui owner hr De
. U..HHHHH#HFH #H HHHHH md AHHNN |m MOI
Wise prejudice uuf action taken hook
Inr Goo H change Iu Ownership.
{ know this be- tine way n great
many stH,kmcu lrs l1uEiur go It and
BE- should constitute t meeting ground
Cor lI o. sincerely want prompt
remedial action tu kr W public
ans u permanent Hud productive
. resource. alike tu state u nation
The most interested party. the
stoskmuu. fiyurs thIs move. cuusrrNt-
tuulHfs aro rulIHlA back 10 lt che
states could rt' back ~ IN without
pfriuuIuIur future action pool Zoo null
machinery practically ready tu .IHavi.
o. uuu administer the lHudH uf thr
public domain. through H reasonable
frr fur tNs u.H uf tho lands thtN WH|
produce H revenue (which #hnulI H'
sufficient fu administer fn,WI u pHr'
ui which. fHiIuw.nH iHv precedent 's.
fiNI.NrI HIfh rHH i fH HHfUU"I Cor.
80 r.,,uu. would boo returned dl.
I,.fE tu tH. .'ff, W I'u ut tHRH.
i.Hu rua .I.H GOOD HrrHur.uI'uf vHuI.
cost fIr states uurI.rr
Th, ImH IIIir H, of Doe
rfn,k HuHHH... u sound economic.
argue for united effort 100 u.U fu Hr
Dutu t uIHNIN desired IuN prompt tr.
ulI
pu, moro p0Inl You sly ln tn, cdI
toriHI referred to that .tn, pr,stu
publ, IHul policy contemplate fH'
continuance boo %HHulurtuu Hi 10 EftA
% powerful control bureau. Com.
distance administration. meaning luu
NIfUHN retarded uI wholly Hfr,.tr.
development IHH tUr r.Hft HIr|f DO
tn' game Boo national forest .ulll
fTHf.ru. H 1870. rHUu tuII 'N. .H. II'
.uE u' Wurk ou tho western tuf
este wee % primo necessity HNI Goo.
over tuu years thu great bulls ut tn'
conduct uf tnr wHrh ntH rested uu thI
shoulders ut Wtu located CLOSE q
their work who hnuW conditions thl
u.ri-. aud the business Interest," Ma
p fsrs uf now large policy srr huudIu'
o by Washington but tho authority 90
+ district furUstrrs, forest supervisors
and forest rangers la such That Oh.
. public b. served very promptly lu p
out ct 900 cases which arise Can .
mot bee ftIriy assumed that like local
. illtIuu uf transaction of husiuns
would np BOO effect u d government
q regulated usr of tho public rHnru hu
came u fact
o. And with the example of what ha
4 been dome ON o. national forests 81
e. .~ttyrutrdluE OF resource 100. lurr'
81 lur lts Use .ud value tu the luiit.duH.
10 the state aud the nation, rnu We no