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5. All pulpwood cut on the said territory shall be used for the supply of, 

 and shall be manufactured at, the said mill or extensions thereof or additions 

 thereto. 



6. The Crown does not guarantee any particular quantity of wood or 

 timber nor undertake to do more than grant the right to cut such quantities of 

 wood or timber as may be on said area, subject to the reservations and conditions 

 hereinbefore provided. 



7. All slash made about camps, dumps, along tote roads, railroads, or at 

 any other points which might constitute a serious fire menace, shall be disposed 

 of as directed by an officer of the Department. 



8. Proper sworn returns of wood and timber cut each season shall be made 

 by the Company to the Crown, in conformity with the Crown Timber Act and 

 Regulations thereunder, and payment of dues upon all the wood and timber 

 cut by the Company shall be made by the Company to the Crown forthwith 

 upon the rendering from time to time by the Crown to the Company of an 

 account thereof; and in addition to all other remedies it may have therefor, 

 the Crown shall have all the rights and powers in respect of the enforcement 

 of such payments and of any interest charges thereon as are now or hereafter 

 may be provided in the case of the dues on timber cut under timber license. 



9. Pulpwood taken out in 4-foot or 8-foot lengths shall be measured, returned 

 and paid for on the basis of 128 cubic feet to each stacked cord. Pulpwood 

 taken out in lengths above 8 feet shall be measured in the log on the cubic basis 

 and each 100 cubic feet shall constitute a cord. 



10. The Minister shall have the right to inspect the timber operations on 

 the said territory at any time he may deem it advisable or in the public interest; 

 and if upon inspection it appears, and the Minister so decides, that the said 

 timber operations are carried on in such a way that any merchantable or valuable 

 timber that should be removed is being left or destroyed, the Minister shall 

 have the right to estimate the said timber so remaining uncut or being destroyed, 

 and charge the same to the Company at, and the Company shall pay therefor, 

 the same rate of dues as if the same had been actually removed by the said 

 Company. 



11. The cutting and removing of timber on said territory or any part thereof 

 shall not be deemed to have been completed until it has been examined by an 

 officer of the Crown nor until such operation shall have been declared satisfactory 

 by the Minister. 



12. The Company shall not, at any time or in any place, deposit, empty, 

 run or turn into any river, stream, or other waters whatsoever, any refuse, 

 sawdust, chemicals, or matter of any kind, which shall be injurious to fish life, 

 or have the effect of destroying, harming or driving away the fish in such river, 

 stream or water. 



13. All water powers and privileges on said territory and the right of the 

 Crown to raise, hold, lower, and maintain the waters on the rivers, streams 

 and lakes in such territory at such height and in such conditions as may be found 

 necessary and expedient for the development of such water powers, are reserved 

 to the Crown. 



14. The Crown shall retain the right to sell, lease, locate or otherwise dispose 

 of any lands included in the said territory on the same terms and conditions for 

 settlement, mining, or other purposes as ordinary Crown Lands situated else- 

 where, and this agreement is not to impede or retard settlement, or mining 

 operations, and nothing herein contained shall limit or affect the right of the 

 Crown or its Ministers to sell, lease, locate or otherwise dispose of lands in the 

 aforesaid territory for settlement, mining or other purposes. 



