70 THE USE BOOK. 



CORRALS. 



Permits for corrals covering an area of not more than 1 acre may be issued 

 without charge when necessary for the proper handling of permitted stock. 



PASTURES. 



The construction of inclosures may be allowed when necessary for the proper 

 handling of permitted stock. Only such area, not to exceed 320 acres, shall be 

 allowed as is necessary in each individual case. Pasture permits allow ex- 

 clusive possession during the entire year, but do not convey the right to graze 

 stock within the inclosure, except in connection with and during the period 

 covered by the grazing permit. Stock exempt from fee may be allowed to 

 graze within a pasture during the yearlong period. 



Inclosures will be allowed : 



(a) To pasture saddle horses, milch or work animals, graded or pure-bred 

 stock, and bulls or rams. 



(ft) To pasture beef or stock cattle which are being gathered and held just 

 previous to their removal from the Forest, and to pasture calves which are be- 

 ing weaned. 



(c) To give settlers who live upon lands either within or on the border of 

 a National Forest the exclusive use of adjoining pasture lands during the por- 

 tion of the year when needed for protection against other stock. 



(d) Without charge in exchange for a waiver of exclusive use of private 

 lands adjoining National Forest lands when such an arrangement will be ad- 

 vantageous to the administration of a National Forest. (See Reg. L-37.) 



STOCK TANKS. 



Permits for the construction of 'stock watering tanks may be issued free of 

 charge to grazing permittees, provided that all stock grazed under permit upon 

 the range are allowed access to the water. The inclosure of not more than 40 

 acres in connection with the watering place may be allowed, for which the usual 

 pasture charge will be made. The inclosure of existing sources of water supply 

 will not be allowed. 



GAME PRESERVES AND FISH CULTURE. 



No permits will be issued for game preserves or any use of land which would 

 result in preventing or restricting lawful hunting or fishing in National Forests. 



Permits for the exclusive use of land for reservoirs for fish culture may be 

 issued if the land applied for does not involve a natural lake or natural stream 

 bed. 



EASEMENTS. 



The following rights of way, amounting to easements across National Forest 

 lands are provided for by Congress and are under the jurisdiction of the 

 Secretary of the Interior : 



Railroad grants. 



The act of March 3, 1875 (18 Stat, 482), in so far as it is extended over 

 National Forests by the act of March 3, 1899 (30 Stat. ? 1214), grants rights of 

 way for railroads. 



Grants for irrigation works. 



The act of March 3, 1S91 (26 Stat., 1095), as amended by the act of May 11, 

 1898 (30 Stat., 404), grants rights of way across the public lands and National 

 Forests for irrigation reservoirs and canals. 



Grants for municipal and mining purposes. 



Section 4 of the act of February 1, 1905 (33 Stat., 628), grants rights of way 

 in National Forests for reservoirs, conduits, and water plants for municipal and 

 mining purposes. 



Applications filed in local land office. 



All applications for rights of way under the foregoing acts must be filed in 

 the proper local land ofiice of the Department of the Interior. 



