Compilation of Public Timber Laws And Regulations And Decisions Thereunder
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We take notice of them as of the law when made pursuant to the authority of Congress. I advise you these rules are made by the Secretar}^ of the Interior pursuant to an act of Congress.
Act of June 3, 1878 {W Stat, 88). 73 The first is rule 3: '"'No person not a citizen or bona fide resident of a State, Territor}^, or other mineral district provided for in said act is permitted to fell or remove timber from mineral lands therein." (No person not a citizen or bona fide resident of the State.) "A...nd no per- son, firm, or corjDoration felling or removing timber under this act shall sell or dispose of the same, or the lumber manufactured there- from, to any other than citizens and bona fide residents of the State and Territor}' where such timber is cut, nor for any other purpose than for the legitimate use of said purchaser for the purposes mentioned in said act," namely, for building, mining, agriculture, or other domestic purposes.
Rule 4: " Every owner or manager of a sawmill or other person fell- ing or removing timber under the provisions of this act shall keep a record of all timber so cut and removed, stating time when cut, names of parties cutting the same, or in charge of the work, and describing the land from whence cut by legal subdivisions if surveyed, and as near as practicable if not survej^ed, with a statement of the evidence upon which it is claimed that the land is mineral in character, and stating also the kind and quantity of lumber manufactured therefrom, togetlier with the names of parties to whom an}" such timber or lumber is sold, dates of sale, and the purposes for which sold; and shall not sell or dispose of such timber, or lumber made from such timber, without taking from the purchaser a written agreement that the same shall not be used except for building, agricultural, mining, or other domestic purposes within the State or Territory; and ever}^ such purchaser shall further be required to file with said owner or manager a certificate, under oath, that he purchases such timber or lumber exclusively for his own use, and for the purposes aforesaid." Now, you have noticed as I have read to you and called 3^our atten- tion to the statute, that by section 3 ' ' any person or persons who shall violate the provisions of this act, or any rules and regulations in pur- suance thereof, made by the Secretar\" of the Interior, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor," and punished as provided by law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We take notice of them as of the law when made pursuant to the authority of Congress. I advise you these rules are made by the Secretar}^ of the Interior pursuant to an act of Congress.
Act of June 3, 1878 {W Stat, 88). 73 The first is rule 3: '"'No person not a citizen or bona fide resident of a State, Territor}^, or other mineral district provided for in said act is permitted to fell or remove timber from mineral lands therein." (No person not a citizen or bona fide resident of the State.) "A...nd no per- son, firm, or corjDoration felling or removing timber under this act shall sell or dispose of the same, or the lumber manufactured there- from, to any other than citizens and bona fide residents of the State and Territor}' where such timber is cut, nor for any other purpose than for the legitimate use of said purchaser for the purposes mentioned in said act," namely, for building, mining, agriculture, or other domestic purposes.
Rule 4: " Every owner or manager of a sawmill or other person fell- ing or removing timber under the provisions of this act shall keep a record of all timber so cut and removed, stating time when cut, names of parties cutting the same, or in charge of the work, and describing the land from whence cut by legal subdivisions if surveyed, and as near as practicable if not survej^ed, with a statement of the evidence upon which it is claimed that the land is mineral in character, and stating also the kind and quantity of lumber manufactured therefrom, togetlier with the names of parties to whom an}" such timber or lumber is sold, dates of sale, and the purposes for which sold; and shall not sell or dispose of such timber, or lumber made from such timber, without taking from the purchaser a written agreement that the same shall not be used except for building, agricultural, mining, or other domestic purposes within the State or Territory; and ever}^ such purchaser shall further be required to file with said owner or manager a certificate, under oath, that he purchases such timber or lumber exclusively for his own use, and for the purposes aforesaid." Now, you have noticed as I have read to you and called 3^our atten- tion to the statute, that by section 3 ' ' any person or persons who shall violate the provisions of this act, or any rules and regulations in pur- suance thereof, made by the Secretar\" of the Interior, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor," and punished as provided by law.
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