| Show KIS TO aw 20 PER CENT L T quigley deputy supervisor la in charge of the la sal national forest returned thursday evening from salt bait lak take city where he pent spent several day days a range meelan ln the first two day days of the meeting were pent spent in conference with the district office members and the utah supervisor supervisors correlating the range appraisal report reports for the utah for este ests and the third day wa was spent in presenting the range appraisal information to the committee on the basis of information as col lecter to date according to mr quie ley it appears that the grazing fees will be increased generally from to per cent the sentiment of the stockmen appeared to be that while they did cot not question the methods used by the forest service in doter determining ter mining the commercial value of the grazing preference they did strenuously object to the placing of grazing fees upon a commercial ba sis they expressed a desire to have a committee consisting of one depre Fenta tentative tive heegman he epman and one representative cattleman from each forest go over the appraisal information in de til and make a study of the private land values and other essential points used in determining the fees in order that they could submit their comments to the district forester mr and mrs G A harris and two younger children were over from elgin the arst of the week for a brief visit with relatives relative ii |
