38 NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL TIMBER SALES. 



No sale will be so large as to endanger the future local supply. 



If data are not available the future needs of the 



ne^dT 81011 for local locality should be investigated. The limited supply 



on some Forests will prevent sales except for local 



use, but every effort will be made to satisfy legitimate demands. 



Sales for large amounts will be made when necessary to encourage 



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 was made after the application was received and before 

 the contract was executed, and was evidently made to interfere with 

 the timber sale, cutting must be suspended, but a report on the claim 

 will be forwarded immediately to the district forester, who will at 

 once report the matter to the chief of field division, with a request 

 for speedy action to determine the validity of the claim. 



It was decided by the United States circuit court for the district 



insect-infested ^ South Dakota, in Lewis v. Garlock (168 Fed., 153), 



timber on mining that the United States may sell insect-infested timber 



from a mining claim that has not passed to patent 



when the timber is a menace to that on adjoining National Forest 



land. Accordingly Forest officers may dispose of insect-infested 



timber from unperfected mining claims when such timber is an actual 



menace to the Forest. 



The following policy should govern payments for timber cut from 

 claims : 



