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Service, notwithstanding any permission from the county. It has 

 been generally settled by the courts that telephone lines, when con- 

 structed along a highway, are an additional servitude, and that the 



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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 

 FOREST SERVICE. 



THE NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL. 



AMENDMENT NO. 118 INSTRUCTIONS. 



WASHINGTON, D. C., February 5, 1912. 



Lands. Paragraph 3 of the Instructions relating to Special Uses, 

 page 15. is hereby amended to read as follows : 



If a permit is granted to a claimant for special uses on an unper- 

 fected claim for purposes outside its development, no charge will be 

 made if such use is made by the claimant. Before a permit for spe- 

 cial uses on an unperfected claim for purposes outside its develop- 

 ment is granted to any other person, the written consent of the 

 claimant must be obtained by the applicant and filed with the super- 

 visor, and the permit will be conditioned upon the payment of the 

 charges fixed by Regulation L-33. (For procedure when claims are 

 occupied and used without permit for purposes not consistent with 

 their development see " Occupancy Trespass.") 



An opinion of the Solicitor, dated January 8, 1912, relating to the 

 status of National Forest lands held under a claim at the time of the 

 establishment of a Forest makes it unnecessary to refer cases to the 

 district forester, as was provided in the original instruction. 



HENRY S. GRAVES, 



Forester. 



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land covered by a paid agricultural permit is applied for by 

 the permittee under the Forest homestead act, and 

 Payments to the permittee is entitled to its free use in accord- 

 t?on Se under P aJt C of ance ^ th the aboye instructions, the old special-use 

 June 11, 1906. case should be closed immediately and a free permit 

 issued. 



