Conservation As Practised a Specific Answer to a Specific Attack With a Few W
Conservation As Practised a Specific Answer to a Specific Attack With a Few W
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Right here is found an unequal distribu- tion of a great national burden. The West carries practically all of it, but has no voice in administration, as the forestry bureau at Washington is made up of Eastern the- orists. A statement issued by Forester Graves under date of September 12, 1912, gives an estimated stumpage for all the forests under the service of 600, 000, 000, 000 feet board measure. In his 1911 report Mr. Graves estimates annual new growth on the re- serves at 3, 273, 690 feet. ...In other words that is the crop. Total timber sales on the reserves for the 7 years, 1905 to 1911 inclusive, was 1, 901, - 532, 000 feet, or less than 60 per cent, of any single season's growth. The average an- nual cut for this 7-year period was only 271, 647, 000 board feet, or about eight and one-half per cent, of the annual crop. Total cost of administration for the past five years is shown on pages 12 and 13 of the chief forester's report for 1911. It ag- gregates $18, 164, 984. 56. The total revenues for the same period, as shown in the same place in this report, Buproft Ubrmrj PEARSON'S MAGAZINE ORTH WESTERN cities have to get their power from British Columbia because water power sites have been withdrawn without provision for their future use.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Right here is found an unequal distribu- tion of a great national burden. The West carries practically all of it, but has no voice in administration, as the forestry bureau at Washington is made up of Eastern the- orists. A statement issued by Forester Graves under date of September 12, 1912, gives an estimated stumpage for all the forests under the service of 600, 000, 000, 000 feet board measure. In his 1911 report Mr. Graves estimates annual new growth on the re- serves at 3, 273, 690 feet. ...In other words that is the crop. Total timber sales on the reserves for the 7 years, 1905 to 1911 inclusive, was 1, 901, - 532, 000 feet, or less than 60 per cent, of any single season's growth. The average an- nual cut for this 7-year period was only 271, 647, 000 board feet, or about eight and one-half per cent, of the annual crop. Total cost of administration for the past five years is shown on pages 12 and 13 of the chief forester's report for 1911. It ag- gregates $18, 164, 984. 56. The total revenues for the same period, as shown in the same place in this report, Buproft Ubrmrj PEARSON'S MAGAZINE ORTH WESTERN cities have to get their power from British Columbia because water power sites have been withdrawn without provision for their future use.
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