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Bureau Of Land Management
Sums Up Work
Russell E. Getty, state supervis
or for the Bureau of Land Man
agement in Oregon, reported to
day that 1959 was another good
year for the Bureau of Land Man
agement.
Getty said that 910,131,000 board
feet of 0&C and Coos Bay Wagon
Road timber in the 0&C districts
of western Oregon were offered
for sale. Of the offered volume
,230.000 board feet were sold
for $29,296,444.31. The average was
$35.54 per thousand board feet.
This is compared to calendar year
1958 when 908,238.000 board feet
were sold from the 0&C forests
for $24,091,232.20 at an average
of $20.78 per thousand board feet.
Sale of public domain timber in
the eastern Oregon grazing dis
tricts and on the fringes of the
0&C districts totaled 54,450,000
board feet. Collections were $1,
247,888.89.
Under the timber access road
program, the following projects
were completed: 27 miles of road
raded, 19 miles of surfacing and
four bridges built. Under construc
tion contracts there are 81.4 miles
of grading, 27.6 miles of surfacing
and eight bridges. The total miles
of access road that have been com
pleted are now 214.
In addition to the access road
construction projects, the Bureau
of Land Management has nego
tiated 38 reciprocal right-of-wav
and road use agreements in west
ern Oregon. These agreements add
approximately 200 miles of poten
tial access to Bureau timber.
Reforestation was advanced with
12,029,000 tree seedlings planted on
21,908 acres of denuded land and
the sowing of 7.684 pounds of tree
seed on 11,442 acres. Site improve
ment preparatory to reforestation
on 2,043 acres was also complet-
d. A greater area would have been
planted if tree seedlings bad been
available. But a. good seed crop
in 1959 will make it possible to
sow tree seed by helicopter or
planes in I960 to offset the area
that would have been planted.
Forest inventories completed in
1959 brought about an increase in
the annual sustained yield allow-j
able cut on the O&C lands from
769.3 million board feet to 874.2
million board feet. This was the
result of an intensive inventory
program begun four ; years . ago.
During this time permanent sam
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Done In 1959
ple plots, which will - provide . a
precise measure of forest condi
tions, were established on about
1,000,000 acres of the 2,140,000 acres
of O&C land.
The new allowable cut has been
implemented at mid year and it
is anticipated the fiscal year (end
ing June 30, 1960) timber offering
will be 874 million board feet of
green timber as well as 126 mil
lion feet of salvage and thinning
material not chargeable to the al
lowable cut, for a total of one bil
lion board feet.
An inventory of the forest on
the public domain in the eastern
Oregon has also been started. Key
personnel have been trained in in
ventory procedure with intentions
of expanding this work.
In the Bureau of Land Man
gement Cartographic Section the
basic work has been done for a
large scale planimetric and forest
type map. During the year a meth
od of reproducing colored litho
graphed maps of both the forest
and grazing districts was adopted.
Over 3,200 square miles of south
western Oregon was flown for new
aerial photographs under a Bureau
of Land Management contract with
the cost shared by Joseplvine
and Douglas counties.
Timber trespasses are being con
stantly investigated and pressed.
During the calendar year $216,-
684.89 was collected from persons
who cut timber in trespass on
O&C, Public Domain, and Coos
Bay Wagon Road lands. Trespass
collections are usually at triple
stumpage.
There were three criminal con
victions for timber trespasses and
nine criminal cases are pending.
Several civil fire trespass cases
are also pending against persons or
companies who have been charged
with negligence in the start or
spread of fires. .
The acreage burned in the graz
ing districts of eastern and central
Oregon, where the Bureau of
Land Management protects almost
twenty million acres ot federal,
private and state lands, was less
than half what it was in 1958.
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