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from this s oI* th thea waft oftSM04 and Le
of vamo VV to MW no, 1114, Wo ftlekeft ha not thlMIsbh
* P otoe 115t on eattl an that rt of the Orater Porest
adjoinin the VW # Sloe that date be bs est*hlishet a prw-
totive limit ot 50 heM for iS1 Creek. Up to 41 1111,
be had not yet establish.4, a pitive. limit on the balsoee- or
32k Ceek rwap, AM adjoins the Vua lost, wat %ata#
tIw1y putting It at 100 haeM X have taken this matter up with
r,* BIkson several timsa4 exwine4 that it ws not fair to
the Vmqv for the Orater to have no potestiw limit or one for
100 head, while the u had a praototivo lit of 5 head for
attle.* Be would not -o to do anything about it and has not.
hew. shoul by all son be a uftors Proteotive limit for this
reap In both torests In order that It my he equitably a4jueteA,
so fr we have bad a Sweat disavanto. in this vespeo
In disossins the range situation with Ur Srokswo he
-sos the position of uthwity on vming mtters, treats the
U offleero, espeoia y In th 1tht of Iapei poro et
students w11l inoapabis ot this busimoeso
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in a measure thIs attitueo Th, situation Is embarrslsn to
this oftfloe mm4 greatly intortors, with effi-Olenoy In Votirg uat-
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Tbe Oratot off io has isaue4 permits to th
Johnson Bro.* s1ince 1909 utl they went out of the
eattle busines,. Their em-ar range was almost entirely
in the Umpqua for ,st, yet we have neovr reoeived a oopy
of their application, pomit or other oorrespondeno#,
noV have we been oonsulted! by the Orateor offioo In rot-
*renoe to this allotment. The Johneon Bros. went out
of the eattle business after the Close of the season
of 1912, as nearly as I oa find out, but we wore not
noti$e of this faot. In 1946 'the Oratr offioo
Issued permits to now applioatse from the Orater sid
*overing the entire Umpqua part of the Johieea Bros*
range, but failed to so Inform this office, or to *oxt
Bult us as to whether or not it was satlefet-oryo
In 191 the Crater office isesuo a permit to
W. H. Lewis oovering range in the Umpqua #orest known
as Jackass, whioh had formerly been used by Willy (this
may have been allotted -to Lewis in 1914, but think not)
At any rate, this offioe was not consulted in irams
ferring this range to a new man, or, one who a not
used it before, This oondition oontinued about the
some until 1916. Under &ate of February 7,, 1914,
I wrote S,,Pervior Arickson as followms
- OUpqaGrazing February Y, 3Lt91
Mr. M. L. criekson pareat Supervisor,
Dear )r 4 rioksoa:4
There will be a larg In reasd d o
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wausng oattle and horses fror the South
Uapmu, Retlto St this poreet dwring the oeaing
"sea*s. The itoreas will be largely f
reserve residents and It il1 so be possible
to aoomodate all the stock thet will b, applie
for ulea sw am have, Cow Oamp, or the territory
from th South fork of the 3outh Umpqua Mver to
Abbott Butt## he range, as you know, has in
past been allotted to a iCheap msa, a Jro Minter
from Central Point*
I hope that yon oan adjust the graing
situation so that you un aooomadate Mr. Xater
elsewhere and enable us to utilise th above reap
for eweerve Forest residents' stook,
orse$t Supervi sotrl
Under "ate of February 8,, 116, Bupervisew
Sriokeon answered the above letter as follows
Crater Bujiervieiou
(10li =ilng) rbuary S. 19-**
Forest 8upetvisot,
Umpqua National Forest,
ioeeburg, Oregon.
There is also on the Orater a large farease
in th numb tr of eattle ait hortse toe grxeod
on the poroet during the 1owing season.o Noe wl
b plasing more oattle and more tshep On the
tange than over before, Wi *annot give up the
range territory betwoee Cow Camp and Abbotte
4uttS, for it will be enttrely utllsx:1S It woull
be possible to do this it you oould Ozohang
Beavar meraows & Buck Canyon sheep range whc
you have been allotting to ktineville sheep men.
Very sincerely yors,,
Forest uW rviecro
The above letter olearly outlines Supervisar
Jriokson's position in reforence to range on the apqua
Forest, Under date of )Lrat o50, 191*, I wrote the
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Orater office " follows:
pmurar

the pur.. o02 of crowding or infriuging on thrights
and p)rivileges of Aogu River stoo11Uen,
but to adjust the rangs situation
so orst equitable to thte Rog' Upqua
rfver WtookUmon
I can not ageeo with your letter of Januar
24, to the District Forester. Ther, we pryo~bna
s ma*y stookme from the Umpqua Forest ide who
use range along the boundary line as there are
rom the Crater as14 However, X belieovethat
the I a cattle do xbt as a rule cross over
on the rater side as much as the Orater oattle
graze on the Umpqua orget for the reason tkat
the largest part of the rang ti located on
the Um.qua aide,
Part of the Minter rnge, a yo must oowr,
lies directly tributary to Ros A cattleme umh
live within the Uapqua porset who are adly in
need O range and entitled to It. I to not know
whether It to too late now to mak any ajuetaents
of this matter for this yer,, but certainly somo
thing maut be done' before the 19;7 allotments
are madq, and it possible something shouli be
done this year.
The stockmen of the South Uapquta lbountr
orpniseld last Saturdy at ?iller. There was a
large orowd in attentdnee and the indications
are vary good that they will have a strong
organizati.o
Very truly yours,
Porest auperviaorw
Reference is 8 de to the last part of
Supervieor Sriakoonle lltter of )ebruary 8. wherein
he statee I
"It would be possible to do this It you.
could exchange Beaver Meadows & Buck
Canyon sheep range which you have lboz
allotting to Prineville sheep me*"
Beaver Meadowe and. uok Canyon ran ti
looatad In the Crater Forest and while we have
inoluded that in sheep permits It was done only
upon the reommendation of the Orater Forest a* the
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oabove w$11spoU4onO
Will Show. We UvWr *xro1s.
juriediotion over this range as my letterS of Pri
SOO 1916 will wioate
Under date ot April 18, 19168, upervisor
Rriokson wrote this ofice as follows:
Oratort8wpervision Apri1 18, 191
Porowt Supervisor,
Umpqua National lorest,
Roseburg, Oregon.
Dear Mr. JAartr'u-
In reply to your letter of maroh 30:
I am not so grVatly oxitet over the graing
situation on the Vipqua Divide as you sees to be,
I realize though that it In very neoeary to
Provide for Olaus A stookmen, amd this should be
none whether it neoeesitatee redualag the number
grace by Class S men or whether it necessitates
developing now range. Most of the Crater Use"
on the Umpqta Divide are Class A otookmea. ft the
Minter range this year we will have two Clea A
sheep men and one Clus, B man with lose than
the protetive-limit, number ol Sheep. I am, therefore,
not sure whether your Class A men are more
entitled to that range than the Orater Clase A
men. But at any rate the matter will be tatea
up with you in a separate letter later,
Noe, have not been in the habito, as ou i
in your letter of allotting grsaing range along
the Umpqua ii"44 to new applicants. All tbe users
now, with th ezoeption of one, are old reulat
uemrs of whom you have frm time to time been
notified, It any negleet In notifying you of what
we have done or intended to do has occurred the
error as been purely clerical, The new user io
one that took over the Johnson Zrothers' range.
and thiswill make his Eesont year, As you know,
the Johnson Brotherse' range was lying unused duriwng
191 anA 1914.0
There are no Umpqua stok that Intermingle
with the Orater stock exsept four to ten head ot
Wright's oattle and fifty to one hundre head of
Witohett & Oooper's cattle. The letter use ran#
on Three Ror Mountain, partly within Crater ?oret*;
an4 I reget to advise you that you have never
notified this offiee of their being allotted range

In this regon*
Very sinoorely yours,
is) ML.Br1*oksou
lorost 8upowviser."
It will be notoA that A# Ro Minter a sheopma
of 1000 had pormitted etoo: *wnt out of business or
do asit use hIs former rang. on tho Umpqua in ll9
of 1917* Hie range inoludod aamps knows as Abbott
Jutte, cow Camp, quilt, Grey iook, Pupp Rra ti, M4
Lake, Lone, oman Colvoll on the Umpqua and Table,
Anderson, and Mrsahberrgr s"p on the orater. Us
range on th Umpqua wae allotted to new Orator sid*
men by the Prater offics without oonsulting this offiae
o*zoptod 3 tb* aboYO cOrrespof4n@no wl1 show AA
in spite of the faot that we lha been ondeavoring for
wevral1 Wears to relieve Uapqua 8tokm5nA
18, in part:
Ur. Srickson states in his letter of April
"I aa thereoreo not aure whether row C1as
A non are more entitled to tha t range w(1antor
rangs)w than the Orater Class A men, but at
any rats the matter will be tskon up with you
in a separate letter laterr"
It is evident that Mr. 4rickson deoied. that
the Umpqua had no slain to the Minter rang. for rs heart
nothing from him until May 23, 1916* aut then only in
reply to a telephone request for a list of Orator Inter-
Yorest users* His letter will appear further along in
this memorandu, Thisa lettor,, hewver* boa sno bearing
On any a4Justmout of range for on May 240 the aeX

day after we recoived his letter he Issued a permit
to 1. 3t Bybee for 600 head of sheep overing the entire
Minter range , as ftllows:
2ormit issuea to Y.*. Dybae of Ue4ford,, orego
for 600 head of sheoop, dated 1lay 24, 1916, .oey reoeive
by this offioe June 13 1916, covering the following
dseoribed range:
"Minter range; Including the following camps,
Abbott butte, Oow Ocap, Quilt, Table Anderson,
Grey RooE, 2up 1rairie, Mod Take, Lone Woman,
and Oolwello" Iasuing officer U.L.Ariokson,
3exyisor.
A Prmit i sued to A4ph Olson of Trai1l
Oregon, for 1b hoea4 of eheap dated June 20, 1018,
oopy received by this office June 22, 1916, covering
te same range as that issued to Mr. P.EDybee, iseRuig
officer .1. L. Zrikckon, SupervleoYr
A permit issaed to 4. E. Trusty & sone feo
160 head of sheep, dtted June 29, 1916, copy roeoeive
by this office June 50, 1916, covering the same range
leseribed. in the Bybea and Olson permits, or th entire
Minter range, The issuing officer in thin cas e was
.D.Postert
Under date of April 22, 1916, I answeroe d
Arlakgon'a letter of April 18, as follows:

I,t
Unpquao-suporvisio April 22, I1
For est Supervisor,
U04ford, Oregon.
Dear Ur *iokeon:
Your letter of April 14 is raooive.a
I aa Very sorry tht I can not agras
with you us to Your V4esion of the grasing
conditions on the Umpqua ?orest* Tou have
evidently beon misinformed. I also regret
Very much to state that I thizk your attitude
In reference to inter-foreat grazi
matters with the Umpqua Porest in not onfl
wrong, btt arbitrary and not in aoro2-daso
with the anual. This ondition las xisted
for the past 6 years. Tie have submitted to
it, first; becauee we thought you would. se
the mistake and that the matter would finally
adju3st itself without frictiono Setond: %be
aause the range oon3ditions haie not been so
consestod as they aro now.
it may have been olorioal errors, but
the fact remains that we have never receiveL
a letter or other oonunioation from you asking
whether or not we approved th inolusioR
of grzing aroute loated within tho Umpqua
In permite issued by your office, either to
new or old permitteee, aoopt in one oea* In
191f. This couree of cooperation, to I believet
neoessary to equitably adjust graing conditions
between the two Porests, and thie la w1t I
have beon asking for. I ean not underetand
,why you objeot to euoh a ours*e,
The Johneon grothere range, muh of whioh
to looated within the Umpqua Formet was, an you
say, unused In 113 and '9,14* While Johasons
used the range they W a preferenoc right to
It from zra4 years use, When they wout out ot
the cattle business It left this range ope sul
I oostond that bofore you had authority to Issue
a permit to J. Z* Gordon in 1915 for the part
located within the Umpua, you should have first
seoured oval from this offie $whioh you Aid
not do. The firot we learned of this matter was
when we reosived a CoPY Of the Gordon permit,
" 2h 16 taken the same course with other
range within the Umpqua along the boundary Une
which you h cve allotted from time to time without
ootwulting this office* ftnao R# A* Gordon has not
ob-vaind. a preference right to the Johnson brothers
range I Insist that before you issue a permit to hi*

or wy one else for that part low.ted withi* the
U~pquo, ou will pleaso take thes matter up Wilh
----- to-i n~pz~ miti
tet
bing aloted r within t Xrate ir rage
de s*cori be4d in permit does not 0v0 tu
the hounIary lt Ors. I saw no o0a0uioA for
taking the matter up with yo, Whilel a few of thheit
oattle my drif to th Crater, there oas be
mo suoh number so you state ever reaoh there, There
are as many, probably aor. oattle from the Orate?
which drift on the Uapqus at this pointt It io only
natural tiat cattle should drift baok and forth
alon the boundary line,
Very truly yours,
As) S3*0*arti
Forest Supervi sor"
T.L above letter in eelf-i;explanor, and a
oopy of it we *submitU& to the Distriat offtie under
date of 'April 2, lil16, togethor with a letterb to the
District Forester, whioh Is as fol owni
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Umpqua.Supervision April 22, 1916
Distriot forester,
Portland,Oregon.
Dear iir;
I am eonlosing a Gopy of aW letter of
April £2 to Supervisor Ariokeon, I should be
r glad indeed if you will slgovat to Mrv
tioIkson that he follow the nstruotiens of
the auaal In later-forest grasing business
between the Umpqua, an the Crater poreetst
Ver truly yous,
*oreet Suporviaor".
As before stated,. upon telephone request
for a list of Crater inter-forest uemrs Supervisr
Arioekon under date of May 22 wrote the following
letter t

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Orster,8supervision UAW ' 22 , 1 916
Poreet Supervier,
Umpqua Nationml porest,
TlossburgQragouo
Dear IX. Bartrum:
Below is a list of Crater tookmen,
both old regular users and proposed now
users, who use part Crater and prt Umpqua
Dlivride ranges
l.Lowis.
200lson
3, 7"ruBty
4.3.yboo
601iluitte
6,IV~oklt
6*aaak
7 ,oordon
a-Dawon
91*3tugeL
l^o~noe w
13.9ianna,
140oiw ton
lLoVangh3
class Qattl. Shoop Range
B
A.
A
B
A
A
3
A
a
A
A
A
A A
A
A
16
140
12
100
60
60
40
10
50
1400
136
160
600
I1inter
Abotbt butte
Johnon Brofther
8siar Pi~
nt W
SIhe4. O8Rp
whreo 1{rn Mt.
0 , 0
0 a
Big Basin
iber4 th wazin permits are ioeun' oopioe t 11 e
sent you.
I do not b.liet this apportioment of th
range shows any material oonfliot with Uupqu
stock exepting with Ooopor & Whiteatto on hr*ee
Horn Mountain range. VoryF sneorely youri ,
(t) ML.wiokon
Foreet 8upervloor*
Under date of May 29, 1916, 1 wrote Ur.
Sriakson as follows:
#1G
Uapua-E u erVi i
io
Mr* g. L. Srickson,
forost Supoxi8or,
MedfordQ gt,, 4 991M
may 29, 1918

Dear Mr. riakeoas
your letter at mar 22 is rieoivolo
It ma be too late We year "to reaJuet
the range between the Orator sau 4mpqa Faorsts,
but before another year I believe tate a4
uttet should be made v on l in tUs
lohnson Arother range an4"O* Qswp. As I have
etated Were in oW former letters, Itblieve the
Umpqua stockman are entitled to soqe of this
rungs, and sinee k. Gordon is a Glass R, stoohUen,
an early adjsg tment ought to be made* I would'
sugjeot that you Inorporste In, his permit aus
a yrovirion.
I ehoul be glad to go over the range with
70u perMnZLl y this oozing summer.,
Will 7ou kindly inform me what your proteotive
lii ot is on cattle ant also on Rheoep
Very ~Uly yu~
V..
Wiveo wote us as folow:
dorest SupteOrvor,"
Orater,8upervisioa may SI, I1 '
forest bupervisor,
Jpm qua National Foroat,
Rtoseb'urg, Oregon*
D)ar Kr srtrum:
Tour letter of Iay 29 is received*
There bas never boan a protective II"t
*atabliehe4 for districts 8 &ar 1, which omo.
prise that portion of the Orator Forest along
the mqua Divide Very uinoetoly yours,
(s) RU.Dooeter
Acting For St Superisoe
The above letter shows there ha never. beas
a. proteative limit established on the Crater for inter-
forest e took.
I think I bhve shown conolusively that range
on the Unpqua porost has been allotted b th Orater
office to different Users an to new users without eo_
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suiting or advieing this offLoe, yet *. riockson
positivel6 denies this in his letter of April 1*,
i9l6. Xot he oontinues to parry out his fixed polloy
a month or so later by allotting to new men the kintor
range in the Umpqua Forest, and thus the yofau 193.6 posees
with the came conditions prevailing.
April 10, 1917, I oaIlled on riir. Iriokos
at his oflice for fthe Purl.se of again taking up
with him the yrtiing situation* I was informed that
nothing Could be done sbout the grazing then that
It was too l*teo that I should take these mzttes
up In the fall. We again diroueed the aO.Rindtr&tion
foaturo where each Supervisor should have full charge
of his Forest* Mfr. Eriokson aeed to this and whn
I sugCreeted that I would prepare a written agreemeit
and send to him he said"do so, I will sign anything
fair.* I left with Ur* Ariekson copies all grazing
applioations along the boundary line with the request
that he forward a class list and copies of inter-forest
grazing appliatione to us. This he agred to do and did
in a letter dated April 18, 1917, as follows:
SupervrioniCr~ter AApril 18, 1917
Forest 3iparvieff,
IRoveburg, regon.
Dear Mr. b&rtrum:
Below to a list of Orater stookmen, both
old reglar users and no users, who gres.e on
the Crater and partly on the Uapqa divil
ranges
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1ame class oattl* Shop noree Range
.i1400 ? elk Jountai
Molph Olson A 160 Abbots Butte
W.w.Willitt, A Abbott's Butte
Oow range
George Week* A 40 8 Johon e Bros*
obt, Dawsonl A I n
Oarlton are$ A -8 la, au
Frled turgis 11 10 Su10w JiF*
Dov. Pon., A 40
Oarl TSkXrman A 0 Trail Orook
A 60 Three Hor M1t.
arr A 20 n "
W. *T#o ton A 48 it n
Allis No iol A. 40 '
.D010ottrell A Yu Big Basin
W.WoCottrall A 40 Trail Creek
It there Is tany acofliot in the apfliuation ot
the Umpqua stocken for the use of the 'rgo, I obal1
be very glia to take up the matVer with yotrj.
Very truly yours,
(8) M,1&L.13rio~l:On
lorest Supervieor"
The abos letter Will indi ate how ths Qrater
offioe handales the proteotive limit and in it be asks:
"If there to any oonfliot in the applications
f the Umpqua stookin for the wIe of the range,
' I3hJ2. be very glad to tale up the matter with
you.*"
Of oouwre there was no oonfl1it in aplioationa
for range, because we alwaye &isourage sto&oxaor in apply-
ing for a~ditional range th t we do not feel ure *an be
allotted to them. This io done in order to avoid oonfliot
and friotiona We have endeavoreo for years to secure
adjustments with the Orater office tiett woulld permit us
allotting ad& Itional range to dserving stockms".
*61*

office as follows
Undex date of April P.O, 1917, I wrote the grtor
Upqu"Supervipion Aj ril 2, 1917
Foret SupervIsor,
iiedford ,Oregon#
D1ear Ur. riokson:
'our letlor of April 18 Is recedveod
In the range allotted to th'various am
I do not find Cow Camp, Jkarasno Vupp krairie,
.one women, Ruul Lake and Colwel oamps. It -r
be that thovee hnvvbeen 1l~ted under another
name. Stipc they are all within t?* Umpqua
Porazt* 1 should be glad to know if they ae
In uee under ihat names they are nolute&* .
Wile at dRadford recently I left with you
oop]eE of all applicatioen for gra ing along the
boundary line, none of whioh T tobeiove include
rtango within the ora4tr ex,4j't thit of R1amlins,
I ehovld be verl gald If you will eond me oUpies
of the applJoations of the list inoluded in your
lotter of A-rU Th.
It ls noted that a number of your cattle
gazirig aplioatione. are lited as Close 'A" mn
who have se high at 85 head of cattle. I should
be very gl.dL to Lnorw if you have oetablished a
protectivQ limit ainoe last year. i. N Zst.
stated fn his letter of Apri1 SI, 1916 that*
"There has never bee a protootive limit astab.
lishe& for dvi'triote 8 and 1, which oomprise
that portion of the Orator Foreet along the
Umpqjua Dxijdq,,"
Our pwotective limit on this Porest Is
25 cattle an& horses, therefore thure are oxr
two men on your list, Robert Davson an Harry
Banks, who Would mome within C1lea A. As suga8steA
to you at Uae&for4, I think there should be a uni*
form ~rotoativo limit alone the bondary I$ .
betwoon the orator and Vmpqua poreets, beoause
it is oertainly not fair to 'Clasi A etookmah on
this side who have a prototive limit *f 25 as
01ligto~stjtr tn 3!5,!?J}ajn r ft 3
head is too sma11 and I think we shouad arrive
at some nuriber ard adopt it for both porests,
aSWoo upon ,I4ie at edfiord, I am praparing
a stipulation In reforeno* to handlin
inter-for8st Sarsln between the Orator anI
120

QaPyque I also baliiev that *aea peruit OsoUU
obod4 a stipulation in referenda to sal a17
I an inollw dto beliv, that, juOging rwO
last yoars raxing you will nt" nw. tho* a*
00p rn A Is B Rangor Jookuon stte it
at lat 25 pe t ac^ etook aoold htVe bee
raased on Abbot Autte QCow Oamp,, Pupp.krarie,
Lane Woman, and Colwell aump within the Unqu.
It that oondition prevatls this ear, perhaps the
Qow #aP Om be given to 0laet A stookMeD within
th* Vmpqua this y*arI
I Should U j to hsar from rou In refeweoe
to this as early a rpoesiblo*
Very *ruly yoro,
Forest $SnfTrv1s*O,
Az agreed upon with superrvisor wikeaeon at
Modfor. April 10, 191, and referred to in my letter
to him of April 20, 1 prepared a stipulation ad soat
it to him for examination undr date of April 26, 1910,
It io as jollows;
. 1917
lt i hereby agreed between the Srvivor
of tli orater National Fores1t and the Superver
of the UMpqua fatioial oerit, that; bgin. i
Iwith the year 1917. That inter-fret grazing
buesixise between the Crott and Umpqua ?orTots
shall be handled In tbe folmowing manner; to.
wit:
In all. applioationt for grsinfle the r& n
of which is located on both the Crater and
Umpqua Poreetvs the Suparieior rfoeiving the
pjplioation vih prpar-s. aoopy of eaamo "a
submit it to the adloinxg Forest Supervlior
for his oonsideration and aetioni The adjoining
3uervivor upon reivig copies of d reig,
aplcations willas soon an possible submit
in writing to the peril ise"t-&the
i earipton and asnoe o) ran:'g. A FM orest
and any requixro1nts he deem neoesstgry to be
embodid in the myt, ysuh requirement*
however to be spiled only to tb Forest over
hioh hbe has charge, uAlee it may be apted
by the permit issuing aupervisr fr hi Porest,

The permit ismsing S3upervisor will incorporate
into the parfit only suoh rango ase Ta4otri6ncie
by the adjoinintg oreet porvil:or for his
psrtioular Forogtt £he isui~ng offtoer w1ll
also doeigmate in the pormit in hiobh Lorest
the range is loonted and under what ?aorest
Jurlesdiation it will be, The iszvulng offier
will incluwo in the permit any range within his
own orest thot he mar wish,
When the kormit iste ued to thoe sp; liqaut,
a oopy of same together with a aoljy of Sallcorrespondeno
in the case will be sent to the adZoini
Forest SlUeoar~vor for his fileso n
It is furthor umdorstood and agree4 thatt eaoh
Supervisor shall habv full Jurisdzitin in all
matters inoluding gmrzing over all Lblia I ands
wiViln his prtioular Forost.
Bujervis O U r7 Iat= brores1t
Rangr Jackson, who wau in the clkfiou April 20,
1917 read the Cciter letter of April lb an& prepared a
loetter to this of :7Me on hbat (!ate (April 20,) it is
as follows:
Uwpqua-Supervicion. April 2*, 1917
)Foreet uperviisor,
Ros31burg.0)ragoz
Dear iro 3artrum:
Su3pervisor zir1akon in his letter of April
18, stetesi that ho will iasie grazing~ p-arnate
for. 1400 hea, of si.aep for Z&Ieh 1ountain and
860 Jsad for Abbot Butte rngoe, also 85 head oi
cattle on the Abbot Butte rangoo 3ino, I have
no oop ea of the perilts I d ot uw Jut w
range not includ5es in the Mai8l outnin .nf Aibb
utte sheep range. iut it is ta en for rnoted that
Jwo Osp; Anderson Cnmp, Jaksass 1ra irie, ?upp
',rairiee, Lone Woman, Und Take and ColWal Oa
are inalude4 in this * In suob case there will
not be as u*oh etook as the range Will oarryo a

th.re appears to be no reason why some of 'the stoakm
frot the Umpqua who do not have range eoo for their
stoo) shoul 'not be grsnteo perlit to grao #a tl*
on eow Op 'i n c the raOtsr shep son will hyae
un~ o~ fee witht* i MCap
Lact yesr t1-'re wa' not ier >th a ?5 per oent
of the amot of sheap grniM on the Abbot Btto,
Qow Camp, Anderson Qnp4 , Pnrp 2rsirloso :Lone Wop,,
Colwell, and Vud Lake, ttat the range woul& carry,
consquently there was oonrw&erable of the feet
waoto4 on tite rance lost yer, and this, no doubt,
will be the onem this yert since aocrding to Mr
ArickrontF lotter of April 18 there rill be "5
head lo1se step on this range then fthor was last
It spf. eart to no that the Umpqua }houi& Steooien
haveevther Cow Camp, or 2upp krairip, Lone. woman
'and rolwell, 1hese, oamps are entirely on tho Ospoa
)orest and joix range mo being use& by Umpqua Omos.
Varj truly youa,
I. WJ*WoJekso
Frotet Rnger."
Under date of April 28, 1917, Supervisor 8rieokso
wrote this offioe as ollows:
Surervilo, Orct-r April 2f, 1917
Forest supervieor,
Ro eburgQr.*eg
Det 'i' Bartru:
-our letter of Ur.1l 20 le receive&*
The Lbbot Bttte shop reng* Incl1ues the followinap
b: bott Bntto Cow Corp, Au'lt, abXel An4oeso,
Gray Riok,, Pupp PrkIr e, Pud Lake, Lone wttem and
Coiwoll.
The yish Uountaii run a itnoludos Long 2raile
Your-bit. Plat Croek, Mbbift Aare, Jaokase Flat,
Foeter Oladet, Log J1b, 'Nil e D Bearr ad Alkali amps.*
2ho sheep ranges aboae, in paut yeari,, beon
* over-graze and I tSin$ that lazt yezr theo were
about properly stoo1ed. Whether we sena oeroah on
the sheep range to iuske cattle range is a question
of p0ioto. Wh first tking to be dioide iE t-h
relative nwrits of each individual ease Ift you
have OlCS A Stooieu A weat some of this iBheep
range it may be that we will have to out down on th
sheep allotment but the polic it prstt7 Vol
establishd is1 to decide' between the relativel -Mo'to
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*f the she3p and cattle owners atd FovidC far botb
of tihem, The 4b'ott butte rozng inluding jow Ca'Mp*
was as fully stooked last year as I wou1d oare to
see It, for that ranco has teen oageai in the past,
The ueoetion of continued vee of certain rangeo for
one olass of stock and the ue of certain paert1s of
th ceme rame for now classes of stoeak to a Bffioult
one to decide. It mayteb that the District
?oreeter will take the view that the octtle men are
required, When their rane is fully tocked, to aUt
down the number they gr¢ze rather than hange the
bouidaries of sheep range, what,, think, can b boat
s*ttled after an eximination of both rnngest There
i11 be a few bhea more of sheep on the Abbot butte
razge this year than last yen* and I hardly believe
that we oould arrange this year to egrenete cow Oa*C
sheep range and allot it to your South Umpqua oattlo
range.$ The protective limtt for Trail Oreak is 0 hea",
There La no protective limit establieshed for the Alk
Oreek ran.g This, under rejnlation G016, has been
tentatively put at 100 heed.
In a4oordande With your rsquest I am enoloeing
copies of the aplioations of the Crater stockman whi
grae partly on the Umpeme. Ditv!dle.
Very truly yours,
(is) MJ.3 riS. son
toreet uzoe rvisorw
After reosiving the above letter I gave 'p all
hope of ever roaohing a e*titiefatory adjustmint with
3Suerviesor Srickono His leter of April 28, 1171, clearly
defines his attitude and policy# As a*erv8oa Jurisdiotion
orer all range in the Umpqua embodied in the Ywtrmits estu
by the Orater offioe. This is evidenoed by his stetemnot
In the above letter:
nTh. Abbott Datto renge including Cow Oiampo
was as fully ^stoake6.
rlt year or, I would care
.t.-a -
Again ho Bays:
!There will be a fer head more of sheep on the
M.W

Abbott Rutte tange, this year than lost. year,, and I
hardl believe that we could arrange this yr tog
Cow Cao4 sheep ra*- and allot It to your
So~th0mma@attle range. TM
Supervisor friolkon disregards anger Jaokson's room-
meaatlions as to the condition of the range (within the
Umpqua) it 1916, when be, Erickson, sayst "The Abbott range,
inoluting Cow Caup, was as fully stocked last year as I
would care to see it." Ir. friekson does not state definite-
ly whether he made a personal examination of the Umpqua range,
or took the report of someone else, or if anyone from his
oretst really made an examination in 1916 to support the
above statement.
Piforring again to Supervisor Erickson's letter
of April 10, 1916, wherein he states in part as follows:
*If any neglect in notifying you of what we hawe
done or intended to do has occurred the error has
been puely olerioal * 1
Th. records Of thil office 811oi the fOllowing
copies of applioatione and permits received from the Ae4ford
offioesfrom time to time:
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1912- R. R* Miiter 'n
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Prod Bturg it
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1 D W* Pence
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In suggesting changes that will bring abou th
proper administration of the grating business on this 19F-
Ost, It is not done for the purpose of disrupting or *on-
fusln$ the growing situation affoting the Crater users,
I have no desire to do this or to in&an way embariass the
Crater offiee. It from time to time adjustments oan be
mate shere some deserving stockman can be relieved without
Wa ury to others, irrespective of where he Is located, I
should be glad to be able to do It so-far as the Uiptua
Porest is concerned. I morely want the sae authority to
eAminister this Forest as is acoorded SupervisorBrziokson
in his supervision of the Crater, and in asking this I feel
tlat I am not Infringing on . kriokson's rights as a
Supervisor I also feel that I can adjust and allot range
In this forest along the Umpqua-Crater divide *tIth the same
ilgre of fairness and Justioe to all aU In other portions
of the Umpqua* and I believe I can point with pride tona
splendid sstesm of cooperation and oontent among the stock-
men themselves over whoseerauge we ave supervision.
In oonclusoon I wIs to sa that 1 have only the
highest regard for Ur. Rriokaonu' ability and in the Pro-
paration of this memorandum i have not been prompted bT a-
imosity or mlile but only wish to bring before the District
of tif, a complete resume of the grasing situation alop# the
Cratwr-Up a boundary in order that they may be in position
to adjud t matters that i have heretofore been unable to do.
Daoted, lebruary 4,, 1918 _ _ loes _ _ _ O _ p'?Vir,$
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