528 SIXTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Cn. 286. 1926. the extension of nationahforests, and for other purposes, in order to promote continuous production of timber on lands chiedy valuable ,¤}_Q*;*_¤*;:'¤¤°¤¤¤°* therefor," approyedslune .7, 1924, including the study of the ` effect of tax aws and the investi ation of tim r insurance as ro- vided in section 3 of said Act, $710,000, of which $37,000 shall) be Bmw. em i¤¤·• available foigggareonal services the District of Columbia and_not ` to exceed $5, for the purchase of supplies and equi ment required for the purposes of said Act in the District of Columbia. F*¤¤‘°’°**”· ., ooornaarxvn max ronmsrar. °·><>¤•¤¤¤¤ '**¤ For coo tion with A ro riafe qilicials of the various _States or i$ii:°'e•$»i°·-.§2 iii with otheai:lu`itable` , the owners of farms in estab- ‘°°‘·°"“°°' °‘°"'°°“ lishing, ` proving, `renewing wood lots, `shelter belts, wind- breaks, aiid other valua le forest growth, and in growing and renew- ing useful timber crops under the provisions of section 5 of the Act V°'· “· P- °“· entitled Act to provide for the of forest for the reforestation of denuded areas, for? e extensilon of national fogdests, and forother. ur _ tinorder to romote t e continuous r uc- tiqnof landschiedy suitable therefor,” approved gune 7 ¤¤**¤¤¤ i¤ W 1*** 1924, $50,(¥)0, of .wl1ic.h amount not to exceed $3 000 may be expended um, . . . . 2 for personal in the District of Columbia. rompiswumx. ICOOPERATIVE .n1s·ramu·r1oN or ronesr 1>r.aN·r1Ne srocx Ccoperntivn with For coopea ration with the various States in the rocurement, ro- Eiig zxnmmx duction, andidistribution of forest-tree seeds and iprlauts in estabiish- §,*g°°°°'°° ing windbreaks, shelter. belts, and farm wood ots upon denuded ` or nonforested lands within such cooperating States, under the pro- v¤x.4¤,p.m. visions. of seiztgongtof 1215; Aict etpltitled ".;1a4ct t<;p;ov1;i1;dfor the rotection 0 0 an or e re or t1on__,o enu areas, ¥or the extension of national forests, and for other purposes} in order to promote the continuous production of timber on lan s chiehy suitable t,herefcr," approved J une ·7 , 1924, $75,000, of which amount mgteww ¤¤ W W not to exceed $3,000 may be expended for personal services in the ' / District of Columbia. ° M<¤•i<>¤•¤ *¤*·•° Aoquxsrrxorz or Annrrroinr. ronnsr nnms lands. A¢>¤¤*¤¤¤· ¤¤d¤¤ For the uisitiou of additional lands at headwaters of navi ble C°iiE°i£°if°m‘i?°° str msg expended under the rovisicns of the Act of Mariah 1, V°"‘3*"‘°“‘ 19 rt -sixtl1 Statutes at Barge, page 961), as amended, m¤cg"*¤¤ *¤ **•• W $1,000,000, og which amountnot to exceed $15,000 may be expended ` fordepartmental personal services in the District of Columbia. wQj§:“§¤cg§' md °°*· m LIVESTOCK-1’RODUOTION.—ICbI sovrrmnu Uurrnn s·r.a·r1~:s Cooperative exim- _ To, enable the Secretar of C iculture, in coo ration with the §°°§’;§;°€5;}'i°’f,,‘i,d“£ authorities of the States odncerntdf or with individiieals, to make such
- °¤*¤· invesugations and demonstrations as may be necessary in connection
with the development of livestock production in the cane-sugar and cotton districts of the United States, $43,930. mwmedin irrirmd. xxrmxunivrs nc namrmo ami mvrsroox rnonucrron nr wnsrnnr: " tmrrnn srxrns Dim? •¤<1 my To enable the Secretarp of Agriculture to conduct investigations $.`I£.°§{ °° "W ` and experiments in prob ems connected with the establishment of dairying. and meat-production entegprises, on the semiarid and irri- gated lands of the western United tates, including the purchase of
