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Show 2. a 1 C- - -- 4- State- - and D Territies above named to litis act from public lands cither by On the oilier hand, the Republican secure from public timber funds limber forj.be use of any railroad company. or lumber' for mining, Sec ion 2491,. United Slates RUetei platform, with its symetrical form, logi- manufacturing, oragricultural, domestic purposes, vised Siaintes. is stilJ in force iu t ai and consistent proportions and uni- for use in the Staid or Teri i a hit auu Ter rid Ies - herein ii 0 of excessive weight. 8. - form s rough toniindsone of he beauiies of modern architecture. R tilt upon the scitoiiilic principles of long and curo-fu- l bbservai ion, the outgrowth of successful experiment, it embodies all of the essentials of campaign matter as does the stoeie beandaud post form the ss o pi i a s . jo I Tilu od e r il, siruetn r a I a re h i tecture. No stiperlluoTis in a; o rial, no meaningless substance at one point- - to overbalance and weaken oihpr1 parts. Carrying the point still further, tiio I vytrin. J ; nreliitectnf . . must have something besidus a liandsome pleluro to point to in seeking recognition before prospective clients; ho most be able to point to some tangible evidence of his skill, some monument to his ability, as does the aspirant to political honors before the voters of the country. The Republican party needs no platform. Repubto-da- y " j lican adinhiistraiions, from Lincoln down through" a glorious record of wise policy, have so many monuments to i heir ability, that they may safely stand on a declaration of loyalty to t hose adey ministrations! William-McKinllias made a record upon which any party can proudly stand .without one word of apology orjualHieaLloiu-and- , anticipate jug the action of the nation, Utah will r ere oi Stages ji obtained, under rules and reguTaULoTTsTty and iis provisions may be on form be made and prescribed by the Secretary against any person; or person. who oi of i be interior. of remove, or cause or procure to he t)ias 4 and or removed, or aid or assist or are .3. Settlers upon public lands it les o her residents of the States ami Terri-torie- s ployed in cutiing or removing, any iun above naned may procure timber iier from public lands Inereiu, except a" cst r free of charge from unoccupied, unre- allowed by law. he is served, uomniueral public lands within of the The Inerid bis c sal d Sta e s a n d Te r r t iirics.-s- ti i ct y for reserves tht Secretary right-nrrevoke tin" irn I h e fr bwiF use for fireVvobdr fen ci n g. in hr at lege granted, in anv other agricultural, mining, has in form a Mon that persons a rea Inisinr' building-ar manufacturing or domestic purposes, the same, or vhenil is necessary for thl0 but not for sale or disposal, nor for use public good, - X? . j r.or from for other the persons, by export 10. All rules and regulations bere?Vorn State or -- Territory where procured. fore act of Mar rav The cutting or removal of timber hr 3. proscribed under said 191. relating to the use of timber oijshot lumber to an amount, exceeding in stum-pag- e Statrlis a value SoO in any one year will not public lauds in tlie abovenamed be permitted, except upon application to and Territories, are hereby revoked, h'co V. A. RICHARDS. jere the Secretary of the Interior, and after Com be Exmissioned a Acting of the granting special permit, fn 1900. cent as above provided, it, Is not neces- Approved, February 10, I E. A. IIITCIICOCK. sary for act uni resident to secure perv mission intake timber from public lands Secretary. q f IV In said Satps' and r f t ories for the purpose foresaid. Tlie exereisejif such privilege is, Jmvv ever, subject at, all i. times to supervision by the Department A ory-wh- 1 i i " eases-where- -- 5; wfi it a view to such restriction as may be deemed necessary. 4. In cases where qtialilied persons am not in posi ion to pimcure iimber CO YEARS EXPERIENCE from the public lands themselves, Ii, is allowable for them to secure t lie cutt ing removing, sawing, dr other manufacture of jlieiiinoerilirougli-ih- o uicdiuiit of others upon an agreement with tie parties thus acting as their agents th .t they shall be paid a suilici,ent amount only to cover their time, labor ami oilier legitimate expenses incurred in connection therewith, exclusive of anv charge for the timber itself; Imt no per?on. whether acting for himself, or tin agent CIRCULAR. for another, or oi her wise, will Im permitted toon, or remove in any one year Kules and Regulations -- Governing the Use timber or lumber to an amount- exceedJhg in stuTnjThge vmIupS:.(). except, upon Public of Timber on applicat ion to t lie Secretary of tlie. InLands. terior., and upon the granting of a Department of t ho Interior, General special permit. Land OHicc, Washingto, lVC.FFeb.itJ Theusespecified lb soelfir 3 ii rxhrsa:ririesran ibrcgnta ti (OfScrviTsTiinie the only purposes for which timber may Ry virtuo o'f the power, vested in the bo taken from nubile lands in said States Secretary of the Interior by t lie act of and Territories, under tills act. March 3.' IBDt (Suit.; - 6. Th ejji til u g. a ndce.ni o v i n g o f tim- j g ; r u e s : a n d regulation sTa r o h o r e b v ber, freeof charge, under said act of prose ri bed : IarcTts7r89lrls confined to unreserved, 1. The act. so far as itrrelates to nuoicupied, nonmtneral, publ'c lands, timber" on public lands, as extended by in the States a d Teiritoriis earned th e act of February" 13, 1893 (27 Stat. . therein, inasmuch as tlie nt spociilcally LkJTUppth'S jnv to the States of Colo provides that tlie same shall not operate rado, Momaua, Idaho, North Dakota. to repeal the. act of June 3. 1878 (20 which makes - iirovisinn, in SontluDakota, Wyoming, Nevada and Stat.-?8- ). IT t all. and olie Territories of Arizona said S; ate and 'I Vr r i to r i e s. for-- tl f re'e ?tn d New'M exten. TbOa c troriginal IF cutiing of timber on pub'ic-landthere extended to the District of Alaska, bin are known to, be of strictly mineral in that respect it hits been superseded chnractqr for the uses named in said bv section II of the net of May 14. 1898 act. (30 Slat,., 409), under which other' and 7. T isfurther trovided in said act, of separate regulation areprescribed for March 3. 891, hat, not bing herein non. the District of Alaska. tajhiod-sha- ll op.erato toenlarge therigliis 2. The intent Ion oH he act, of March of anv 3, 1891, is to enable settle s upon public on the public domain. Consequently, lauds iflid o. her residents wi.hin the no timber may be cutor taken under rally to the support of the candidate who uses that record as his platform. - Non-miner- al lb93),-Che-fori- t bw-i TRADE MARKS, DESIGNS, COPYRICfHTS &c. 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