Allotting Stock on National Forests Policy
The Forest Service explains how stock numbers on National Forests are allocated. Large holders are reduced pro rata to admit new settlers, aiming to balance the needs of existing stockmen with new entrants while maintaining forest health and providing modest income for individuals and families. The system spreads reductions over years and guarantees minimums to large holders to prevent drastic losses.
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Forestry Department
Washington
Forest Service
Toreat Rangéra
Wyoming
National Forest
Railroad Scramble Foreshadows Salmon River Route Battles
Martin Barrett, a famed Southern Montana stockman, visits Butte and says two rail lines aim for Salmon City. One runs from Armetead to Salmon City, while a second approaches from between Duboin and Eagle Rock, signaling a hot contest to route lines into the Salmon river country.Observers suspect two transcontinental plans to feed coastbound traffic and ore shipments, with Salmon City poised to gain from any final route.
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Martin Barrett
Montana
Butte
Horse Prairie Valley
Salmon River
Idaho
Armetead
Lemhi County
Salmon City
Duboin
Eagle Rock
Birch Creek
Salmion River
Salmon
Old Salmon City
Metzel Will Probated in Centennial Valley
J B Poindexter of Dillon acted as probate judge in Butte when the will of Thomas A Metzel was admitted to probate. The widow is executrix without bonds but seeks relief from the trust. Frank S Metzel was appointed due to Metzel’s death. The Centennial valley ranch holds extensive debts and many livestock brands.
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J. B. Poindexter
Dillon
Fish Judicial District
Butte
Virgiia City
Thomas A. Metzel
Callaway
Poindexter
Metzel
Centennial Valley
Frank S. Metzel
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Anaconda Standard
Standard
Northwest
Anaconda, Montana
Fifth Avenue
New York
Florsheim & Snow
Oxfords
Flagg
Monarch & Gluett
Eliel Brothers
Ellis Buck
Lima
E. T. Brock
Prop
Yatenie
Munn & Nyecele
Scientific American
Tarress
Ni & Go
Os Bt
Washington, D
J. E. Morse
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