Proceedings of the American Forest Congress Held at Washington, D. C., January 2 to 6, 1905 |
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acres American Forestry Association amount annual basin Black Hills Bureau of Forestry cent Company Congress conservative cooperage coöperation cost denuded destruction dollars drainage basin estry fact feet forest cover forest lands forest reserves future Gifford Pinchot Government grazing growth hemlock importance increase industry interests irrigation Land Office lignite logging longleaf pine lumber lumbermen manufacturers ment methods miles mills miner mining mountain necessity needs Northern Pacific Railway operation owners Pennsylvania Pinchot pine plant practical present President problem profit proper protection public forest public lands purposes Queen Creek question railroad range reforestation regions regulations repeal River run-off Secretary secure Service sheep soil South square miles stockmen Stone Act streams stumpage thousand timber Timber and Stone timber lands tion to-day tracts trees U. S. Geological Survey United utilization Washington waste water supply West Western wood