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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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