The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-09
EXCELLENT RECORD
OF SOUTHWESTERN
FOREST FINANCES
Receipts Exceed Pre-
vious Figures; State
Schools and Roads
Benefit; Climate Sta
bilized by Forest
Cover

exceeded turIug -hc uast year Tho
RETURNS a.. H.I .nlt most cred.
table uut .H.N tu' validity and
Justice OF placing iu'cs lrfct- 1i
land under thu control ~ the f.d-
oral government 10 ho adm 1istnIa
cd az forest rvser. atoms ln' fr.
aults from H Hrfu. .. Viewpoint
also ILLUSTRATE" fh, fact 90, United
states Forrest service l- ruh strict
~. on o. business basis
Tn, total receipts Ht SsAt Hla. 20
from co.. SD. iuunl Forests OF thc
S1uthWgsi fur the fiscal year which
ended IlHr 800. l4l- were the
larpos. of amy year since the Tur-
"a Ser,lye has been boo existence
~ tins amount. t~826 .6gilg came
from the New Mexico National
FtrrIts and The rest. f5t5 -29 D.,
from Arizona
Forrest scif-supporting
Commenting upon the figures
plsfrfrt Forester y g. W Houi'r
~yosiordly said Although This b.
ina largest JWouuf which Oh, For
~ Service has pvyr taken In lu
Tho Southw'st. o. would have hr,u
larger yet had the timber sale
bus ineH- been up Co normal iuraE
tbt year The lumber market
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crensc Next car . expect uut rr.
cAbts 70 go over one million d,.
laFH
tThe southwestern forests rnu
trafy 20 tho opinion OF many. arc
-eH -supp"Ii'nh costs Ho'
'ipih'ht 1uuN' N'"" 10" run
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ms m's' ie,.lptH -shor lh. ''u'
~ WINE "n!'n lh' Joy
WIN receive p't gn "I lh'Hl
iur ruAnS ana 'h'"ls rms 'l'''"i
= flNeh %" ,h' ruhhl4e H I''
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w "vl u'plLN' 'l
us" lands Wnlth are hcld Hl
SO efhii'ni "WN'I NV
many 'a NI
tiss from these Nariaaai Fore
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ttf t~"Nernmeni IN 'N'hnnfc i"i
u1~r.A'IN'h puhIi' Ii"u'' ana r.
rslp's rom 'n'ul ''e N'h, lu W,
N'W 1880 l,-
nFTl az iA hp1l ANUS Wlliin
w t"i.s'9 w" q nHiy
aven' s'Dvo Iroin 'nls s'u,s
weilc arizona Nnl'h ms nor d"ne
~ WI t't 30" l"n rue '"7t 'l
"l lht-r lHi'i7 i
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uA i't"H r.u WIN" .
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ADDITION y" th' iln!ucI'I s'ln
WHi'h 'h' wv" 7'a'' 'i N'M M',l-
'uihl liIoi, rom .n'
~ tpi9 "i th' N'L Ih.I
lst'n IA'.l'n,'l' n'"'i. Incurred
hl "hl} 20 in' -iiL' t'''F l'nI-
hn aus" o." 'h' 'hlH' N'rNl' t"ii
"ia g' iNI .h' .Nl'"
~liiN"'l"h or 'tlu'''' 'n'Is
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or. i"l 'nlH I''-' un'
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~ ~gni,tne ofiIst rr,Irr. b., h.
- wonts
ITusds
Forrest sorvice ~offIcrbI. al line
Incpl district office dor..led any
an mpt to estimate fns benefits
wHach the state population orptc
iaus the agricultural ana stock
ofJerpreneurs. gained from rho
nitionnl forest reservations But
tlrs did sum up the benefits 1 the
pus"cntion Of floods erosion ana
stAhilization Of the climatic com
dAunH IN ne prevention ui
fleods the RIO 'fNnnt valley ls inc
ciA'f heneilt'r "s Niihou' NJ t"r
r~ss"tN9'iens go proud anl
rt'n w ~ w Hl'.u
tahn sireainH ana SNOW iau ln ln'
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