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STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES OF THE
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
ENDED JUNE 30
1913

 

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DEcEMBER 4, 1913.—Referred to the Committee on Expenditures in the
Department of Agriculture and ordered to be printed.

WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE ©
1914
EXPENDITURES OF THE
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1918.

 

 

 

 

 

  
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Salaries.
Lump fund ieee ieee
ump fund. lon, an A men
Project. e fieldex- | Equipment. | laboratory”
* Statutory. Total. penses. materials.
In Washing- | Out of Wash-
ton. ington.
1 | Secretary’s office proper....... $19, 354.16 $19, 870. 00 $166. 80
2 Assistant Secretary’s office.... 7, 866, 11 7, 866. 11 | - 319. 74
3 | Solicitor’s office........... 75, 158. 96 75, 251, 46 |... ..0.2-. 20
4 | Disbursing office......... 102, 239. 75 102,239.75 |.....--.----6-
8 | LAGTHY sana vecraxcnnesennay 25, 653. 28 27,140. 27 29. 52
6 | Appointment clerk’s offic 15, 559. 72 15, 887.72: |sceceses sence
7 | Chief clerk’s office. .... 59, 538, 32 64, 263. 87 2, 382. 54
8 | Division of supplies... a 11, 224. 45 32, 200045 ercwcniewa cocaine
9 | Chief engineer’s office............--.... 85, 680. 18 93, 436. 50 191, 22
MOtALY scant cascnteesee sees aeaiuas 402, 274. 93 15, 280. 70 600. 00 418, 155. 63 3,089, 82

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PROJECT STATEMENTS.

SEcCRETARY’s OFFICE.

Total expenditure as above...... $21, 175. 32
Unexpended balance (estimated). 145. 84
Total allotment........... 21, 321.16

The Secretary of Agriculture is charged with
the work of promoting agriculture in its
broadest sense. He exercises general super-
vision and control over the affairs of the
department and formulates and establishes
the general policies to be pursued by its
various branches and offices..........--.-

ASSISTANT SECRETARY’S OFFICE.

Total expenditure as above....... $8, 507. 64
Unexpended balance (estimated) . 133. 89

Total allotment............- 8, 641. 53

The Assistant Secretary of Agriculture be-
comes Acting Secretary in the absence of
the Secretary and assists in the general su-

ervision of the work of the department.
Fre is also charged with certain special
duties, which include direct supervision of
(1) the scientific and technical investiga-
tions of the department; (2) miscellaneous
clerical and minor changes in the personnel
of the department; (3) the publication of
results of investigations and experiments;
(4) preparation of annual reports and esti-
MALS sanesieweciee oes ves er ooo owses

(a) Soucrror’s OFFICE.

Total expenditure as above...... $77, 235. 78

Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31

(estimated). ..-..-.--.------- 18. 51
Unexpended balance (estimated). 2, 221. 04
Total allotment..........- 79, 475. 33

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$21, 175. 32

8, 507. 64

 

The Solicitoracts as the legal advisor of the
Secretary and has charge of the prepara-
tion and supervision of all legal papers to
which the department is a party, and of all
communications to the Department of
Justice and to the various officers thereof,
including United States attorneys. He
examines and approves, in advance of
issue, all orders and regulations promul-
gated by the Secretary under statutory
authority. He represents the department
in all legal proceedings arising under the
laws intrusted to the department for exe-
cution, and prosecutes applications for

atents by employees of the department.
is duties are performed under the imme-
diate supervision of the Secretary. ..-..-.

(6) DispursinG OFFICE.

Total expenditure as above.....

Outstan a liabilities Aug. 31
(estimated)

Unexpended balance (estimated)

$106, 052. 30

Eee ahead 8.90
2, 380. 25
108, 441. 45

The disbursing clerk is charged by the Sec-
retary of Agriculture with the duty of pre-
paring all requisitions for the advance of
ublic funds from the Bt Proprsor for the
epartment of Agriculture to disbursin;

clerks and special disbursing agents charge

with the disbursement of public funds; the
keeping of appropriation ledgers relating to
the advance and disbursement of all items
of appropriations; the payment of all
vouchers and accounts submitted from the
various bureaus, offices, and services of the
department; and performs such other duties
as may be prescribed by the Secretary-....

Total allotment..........

$77, 254. 29

106, 061. 20
LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
Washington, December 1, 1913.
Srr: As required by act of March 3, 1885 (23 Stat. L., 356), I have the honor to transmit
herewith a detailed statement of expenditures of the Department of Agriculture for the fiscal
year ended June 30, 1913.
A copy of this report has also been transmitted to the President of the Senate.
Very respectfully,
D. F. Houston, Secretary.
The SPEAKER oF THE House or REPRESENTATIVES.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

  

 

Page.
Office of the Secretary..........0.0 200. c eee cece cece eee e nec cee e cece nen e eee n eee en cnet n en eeeenessencenes 4
Weather Biireati icc. odes ice cctisit jocnsmoanvecacsec sence. cose s bes tsawcduisanivwentaementemesnecde de eee es 6
Bureau of Animal Industry... 0c ccciissnacucciecns ne Sacaws esl eae clnb ade anle we beieaiingelsemmean tine can See 8
Bureau of Plant Industry...........------- 2-2 eee eee eee e ee pte tota tata tet) tatlitsia tha aye tnt Meyh ea Gaaalees Meas 18
Forest Service...............--2-.-02--05 Fi DUR SE REWER a eG ae swe Suen come edeudamene acetates hiaes 26
Bureau of Chemistry.............-...-- DERM PAINR KG Se ewe Semnt eds ehe Mend Aas eCMrEA Sane see eum es 62
Bureau Of Sots. sos- cs ceed dcisaiciviseinicnin smeaeeucusaae orate soec tsk sée saess casa acceuawertGan eee ves eee 66
Bureau of Bntomology sccccsccestenscidcewsecencddterasccsace ste aes cae sees suse ckeesmmaug@eee Gua ee sees eases 70
Bureau of Biological Survey..........-.- 2-20-22 e cece eee eee cee eee ee cece ence eee eee e ener eeecee 74
Divisionsof Publications <i. ccaccvcadeemsec jinn gunadey sees Geet bee seee nea eemeweeaeae Mick weg see eoeistsegc 76
Bureau of Statistics...............2..260020-- eee eee siento ha Gain biginis nineccpdie eee tesars Ria eeieiglemiciney wee esis cb eleietaid 76
Office of Experiment Stations: joi cic gets ciaeliessats eke set's sss e'e'e se od c's Se peisieinele Wome e Dwiewieleeeem as Sask 78
Office of Public Roads. i 5 << os 2 550s sennesicicecise nee cuedenceeteneeemeeeseeetinn ctmmi sens see seence ected ec 84
Insecticide and Fungicide Board. ae 88
Federal Horticultural Board...............-.- Bah 90
Office of Markets..........-.- 2-0. ---0---2 ee eee eee eee oie 90
Appropriations under the Weeks forestry law............ 2 bvedeskeeseses saa 92
Recapitulation of the several appropriations for the Department of Agriculture ...............-------.02ee 93
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Agricultural exhibits—Thi§ includes the the different offices of the Secretary and the
andling of all correspondence of the de- Division of Publications..............--- $7, 847. 30
artment relative to exhibits at local, State, Rent in the District of Columbia for the vari-
ational, and international shows, fairs, an ous bureaus and offices of the department.. 87, 478. 35
agricultural expositions of various kinds; Taye iain
cooperation with the several bureaus and AG bial soe ache fale tapenade ces 177, 595. 74
offices of the department in the collection
and Papen of exposition material and (f) Division or Supriizs.
ect supervision of the care and shipment :
of exhibite, their proper saurtalleGion and Total expenditure as above...... ae aa el
maintenance at shows and expositions; and Outstan tee liabilities Aug. 31
such other operations as may be required (estimated).........-... ena as 38. 25
ae rena On presentation of the work Unexpended balance (estimated) ane
of the department whi i
re is naa aia aii $8, 890. 46 TORENT eiirnscenss Te TOaOT
Watch force.—Protects and watches 22 of the It is the duty of the chief of the supply divi-
buildings occupied by the department, in sion to make all purchases of stationery and
3 shifts, covering the entire 24 hours...... 27, 768. 00 miscellaneous supplies and to issue the
Stables.—Charged with feeding, care, and same, on requisitions, to the various bu-
driving of the horses and vehicles used by reaus and divisions of the department; to
WEATHER BUREAU.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1918.
Salaries.
Apparatus,
Travel, sta- HZ
Project. Lump fund. oe and Equipment. lies
eld ex-
Statutory. Total. penses. be ae
In Wash- {Out of Wash- °
ington. ington.
1 | Administration............2..22.00205- $72,523.00} $1,200.00 |.............. $73, 723. 00 $981. 43 $877. 83 $914. 23
2 | Forecasts and warnings. . 157,695.00 | 24,049.26 | $355,560.94 | 537,305.20] 11, 593.56 7,202. 56 8, 082. 70
3 | River and flood work. «..... 5, 765. 00 3,500.00] 46,066.14 | 55,331.14 1,281. 00 960. , 268.
4 | Climatology and investigatio: =| * 81,120.45 2,500.00 | 214,640.00 | 248, 269, 45 6, 508. 00 8,758.99 | 18, 438. 62
5 | Marine meteorological work . “ 16, 380. 00 3, 774. 99 4,065. 85 24; 220)'84 5 | sexe. orewacey 240. 567. 14
6 | Printing office.......-.2.2.2-0.eseeee- 27, 800. 00 621. 53 |.....2..2.2-. 28, 421. 53 18.65 770. 78 116. 64
POta vse eeaeescdicseaie se seats 311,202.45 | 35,645.78 | 620,332.93 | 967,271.16 | 20,382.64 | 18,810.57] 29,387.89

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PROJECT STATEMENTS.

ADMINISTRATION.

Total expenditures as above......:..--.----- $96, 843. 92
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated)... 4,115.91
Unexpended balance (estimated).........-.- 524. 60
Total allotment..............-00-6---- 101, 484. 43
Office of the chief:

Salaries secur och ee aouaouedeeemmeen 12, 106. 67
Traveling expenses......-.--+- Suwa ee 981. 43

Office of chief clerk:
alavieS.......e-.02eeeeeeeeecececeeeees+ 31,536, 33
General overhead expenses.......------- 25, 455. 40
a) Stations and accounts (salaries)... 15, 900. 00
b) Supplies (salaries)......-.------- 12, 980. 00
c) Library (salaries)......-.-.-.----- 2, 000. 00
Total. ..ccicsicseawecicwwwieisiewinwicmmeaees 100, 959. 83

ForEcasts AND WARNINGS.

Total expenditures as above.....--.----+---++ 865, 557. 18
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 es 87, 392. 02
Unexpended balance (estimated)..........-- 22, 350. 77
Total allotment.......--------+--2-+-+- 925, 299. 97

the taking and charting daily of

weather and the issuing of storm, cold-wave, heavy-snow
frost, and other warnings and their distribution by means
of maps, bulletins, cards, telegraph, telephone, etc. The
work is conducted at Washington, D. C., at 202 principal
stations throughout the country, and at numerous sub-
stations where flags are displayed and the forecasts and
warnings distributed: $902,949.20.

River anp Fioop Work.

Total expenditures as above......-...-.----- $78, 072. 10
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated).. 1, 385. 60
Unexpended balance (estimated)............- 8, 720. 00

Total allotment.................--..-- 83, 177. 70

This work comprises the gauging of rivers and the issuing
of daily forecasts of water stages and of flood warnings,
the measuring of snow in mountains to determine summer
water supply in rivers, and the obtaining of anon
data on watersheds. The work is conducted along prac-
tically all of the navigable streams of the country and in
addition along a number of unnavigable streams where
floods are apt to cause damage and in the watersheds of
these streams. The mountain-snowfall work embraces the
mountains of the Western States where irrigation and
reclamation work is being carried on or contemplated:

 

This work comprises a
weather Bhar seins for use in the forecasting of the

$79,457.70.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.

Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1918.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Miscellaneous,
oe a
Telegraph,| Freight, | Furnishing Seer
Stationery.| Furniture.| Rent. ‘ee Phone, Be a fe pete , guimals : Fuel. eaiton Sp ecified Total.
age. age. electricity. | Yuen pur services,” | items not
bulk. ete classified.
$109. 44 $29.75 $401.06 |...........- $21,175.32 | 1
74. 103.19 31.22 8,507.64 | 2
477.58 343.75 375.90 77,235.78 | 3
79A. 507.13 |. 673. 68 106,052.30 | 4
159.85 416.39 153. 42 |. 38,990.56 | 5
135.40 493.39 |. 48.20 |. 16,658.71] 6
436.70 587.40 13, 481.56 |.. 174,771.59 | 7
147.57 417.17 604.00 |.. --| 14,322.21 | 8
570.05 229. 85 $16, 385. 24 $15,673.12 | ~ 4,272.03 [1 $27,223.88 | 163,940.90 | 9
2,836.07 | 3,128.02 | 86,263.55 | 2,542.72 709.88 | 16,385.24] 2,869.94 | 15,673.12 | 20,041.07 | 27,223.88 | 621,655.01
1 Mechanics’, engineers’, and electricians’ supplies, etc., $25,549.56; cleaning and toilet supplies, $2,674.32.
(c) Liprary. ae, ner i ee in the
‘ orce of the Department of Agriculture. He
Total expenditure as above. .... . $38, 990. 56 is the recordar and ciated’ of the oaths of
Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31 office and personal reports of the several
(estimated)..........-- ney sinte 2,112.71 chiefs of bureaus, divisions, and offices re-
Unexpended balance (estimated). 176. 73 epecting the efficiency of the several clerks
= er ae and employees under their respective su-
Total allotment........... 41, 280. 00 peace e the department. He has the
The librarian has charge of the department custody and use of the department seal.... $16, 669.36
library, purchases all books and periodicals, :
and supervises their arrangement and cata- (e) Carer Cierk’s OFFICE.
loguing; prepares for publication bibliogra- ;
ies of special subjects and a monthly bul- Total expenditure as above..... $174,771. 59
fetin containing current accessions to the li- Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31
brary; also has charge of the foreign mailing (estimated).............-.... 7 2, 824. 15
lists for the department publications. ....- $41, 103.27 | Unexpended balance (esti-
Mated) scncs<ccmessceasesics 13, 370. 91
(d@) APPOINTMENT CLERK’S OFFICE. fae ct EEL
Total expenditure as above...... $16, 658. 71 ; awe STE EE senimnisnes on oe es
Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31 Distributed among the several subactivities
(estimated)...........-....---- 10. 65. approximately as follows:
Unexpended balance (estimated). 260. 28 Chief clerk's office proper—The chief clerk
Saray ee 2 ae oar s the general supervision of the clerks
Total allotment........... 16, 929. 64 and employees; of the order of business, and
The appointment clerk is charged by the Sec- all expenditures from appropriations for
retary with the decision of all questions af- miscellaneous expenses, stationery, etc.;
fecting appointments, transfers, promo- is responsible for the enforcement of the
tions, reductions, details, furloughs, and re- general regulations of the department; and
movals in their relation to the civil-service is custodian of the buildings ae by
law and regulations, and with the prepara- the Department of Agriculture. This proj-
tion of all papers necessitated thereby. He ect includes work of time clerk, operation
has charge or all correspondence of the de- of the telephone and telegraph booth, and
partment with the United States Civil Serv- provision for miscellaneous supplies and
ice Commission, and of all certificates and services for the department as a whole.... ' 36,434. 73
communications issued by that commission Mails and files —This work consists of receiv-
to the department, and deals with all ques- ing, recording, and distributing mail for
tions affecting positions in the classified and the office of the Secretary; indexing, copy-
in the unclassified service. He supervises ing, filing, and dispatching correspondence
the preparation of all documents to be sub- of said office; includes departmental post
mitted to the Secretary of Agriculture for office, which receives, distributes, and dis-
his signature in making appointments, patches all mail handled between the city
transfers, promotions, reductions, fur- post office and the several bureaus. ......- 9, 176. 90

 

1 Including ice, $4,989.84; fire alarms, $276.66; laundry, $2,082.31; awnings, $959.50.
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

 

 

 

 

 

 

receive and send out all express and freight fireman, and elevator-operator force, except
shipments, and to receive and dispose of, those of the Weather Bureau; and the pro-
by sale or otherwise, all property turned in viding, by purchase or otherwise, of all
by the various bureaus and offices when it heat, light, power, and electricity required
is of no further use to them.......... ---- $14, 360. 46 by the bureaus, laboratories, and buildings
of the department in Washington, except
(g) CHIEF ENGINEER’S OFFICE. . for the Weather Bureau......-....------- $65, 147, 55
; Shops.—Maintenance of the mechanical shops
Total expenditure as above..... $163, 940. 90 for the repair and upkeep of the build-
Outstan ol liabilities Aug. 31 ings, laboratories, and equipment, includ-
(estimated).............2.---- 958, 57 ing carpenter, plumbing, electrical, iron,
Unexpended balance (esti- painting, and rubber-stamp work.....-.... 79, 495. 77
MALE) x sei ceeidcnwewsee cie'es'e-s'e 5, 119. 70 Char force.—Provides for cleaning and keep-
Se ing in sanitary condition the halls and
Total allotment.......... 170, 019. 17 toilets of the department gi tsences and ne
Ate Se : ’ r ‘ts o
Distributed among the several subactivi- cleaning, of tects in. the diferent un)
ties approximately as follows: the office of the Secretary......-..--..---- 20,256.15
Engineers and firemen.—Under this head is TOtal jac ccsiceseinssieeiee wee beeen ses 164, 899. 47
included the supervision of the engineer,
WEATHER BUREAU.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1918.
Forage ana Miscellaneous.
Telegraph,| Freight, | Furnishing | 970" SUP-
; ' telephone. ’ | of heat, light,| Plies for
Stationery.| Furniture.| Rent. and post and dray- “power, ea amma Fuel. dtinpltee, Specified Total.
age. age. electricity. | Tisced in services, | items not
bulk. ete. classified.
$2,764.41 | $4,581.25 |............ $1,943.47 | $366.87 |......-.-.-..- $379.66 | $2,159.00 | $7,682.13 | $470.64 | $06,843.92) 1
11,300.76 | 9,931.88 | $39, 268.97 | 193,954.49 | 5, 885. $3,084.19 |.....2.22- 5,960.90 | 31,585. 62 451.15 | 865,557.18 | 2
1,606.76 | 1,324.26 | 6,569.20] 6,060.5 784.72 404.5 794.80 | 1,726.08 60.18 | 78,072.10] 3
7,650.37 | 5,965.92 | 34,634.50 | 39,772.13 | 3, 942.60 1,517.09 ; 25, 098. 85 225.57 | 307,762.53 | 4
__' 876.69 331.06 | 1,642.30 | 1, 576.51 196.18 101.1 1, 052. 85 15.04 , 518, 5
15, 174.25 V762030 seo c2 nc vasa sede cece anced Siesnchccveataceawasesees 1, 353. 36 21.12 | 46,073.98 | 6
38,773.24 | 22,310.40 | 82,114.97 | 236,307.13 | .11,175.57 5,056. 98 379.66 | 13,115.44 | 68,498.89 | 1, 243.68 | 1,514, 828, 22

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CLIMATOLOGY AND INVESTIGATIONS.

Total expenditures as above.....-....--.--- $397, 762. 53
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated)... 21, 739. 72
Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 11, 256. 69

Total allotment...........-.-.--20.-- 430, 758. 94

This work comprises the taking of weather observations
in connection with climatoloky and investigations in
meteorology and investigations of the upper air by means
of kites and balloons. The climatological work is con-
ducted at 202 principal stations and at substations at
least one of which is located in each county in the United
States. The climatic data for each State are published
monthly and given immediate distribution throughout the
United States and remote regions to the many institutions,
business interests, and individuals to whom the data are
of value: $419,502.25.

MARINE METEOROLOGICAL WORK.

Total expenditures as above.........--...--- $30, 518. 53
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 \creeuias es 846. 40
Unexpended balance (estimated) ............ 1, 501. 00

Total allotment ..............-.-.25--- 82, 865. 93

This work involves the collection of meteorological infor-
mation pertaining to the oceans, the reporting of vessels

 

in the interest of commerce and navigation, and the prepa«
ration of data for the pilot charts issued by the Lyte.
graphic Office of the Navy. Instruments are placed on
coastwise vessels, and an officer of each ship, acting as a
special observer, takes weather observations twice daily.
These observations are sent by wireless telegraphy to the
nearest coast radio-station and then telegraphed to Wash-
ington and used by the forecasters in the preparation of
forecasts and warnings. In addition, daily weather
records are obtained from over 2,000 ships that ply all the
oceans of the world. The information thus obtained is
used in the compilation of data that, under existing laws,
are furnished the Hydrographic Office for publication on
the pilot chart: $31,364.93.

Printine OFFIcE.

Total expenditures as above................. $46, 073. 96
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated) .. 37. 50
Unexpended balance (estimated) se bie a ieleiarciona 132. 09

Total allotment....................6.. 46, 243. 55

A printing office is maintained in the city of Washington
for the printing of weather maps, bulletins, circulars,
forms, and other publications of the bureau. This office is
essential to the immediate distribution of weather infor-
mation: $46,111.46.
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY.

Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1918.

 

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Salaries.

Apparatus

Travel, sta- instrumenta
Project. Lump fund. tion, and | Equipment. and labora-

fleld ex- tory mate-

Statutory. Total. penses. Tials.
In Wash- | Out of Wash-
ington. ington.
Administrative and overhead expenses $81,316.71 $6,626.24 |..........---- $87,942.95 $4, 463.71 $6,158.91
Meat OCHION 22 cc cctcimcceccicweney -| 140, 043. 12 65, 480.70 |$2, 763,077.23 | 2,968, 601.05 46, 544.97 3, 807.31
Eradication and control of animal dis- 13, 256. 65 26,703.32 | 329,283.12 | 369, 243.09 144, 154.94 79.79
Eradication of cattle ticks... 8, 386. 84 1,912.23 | 161,133.67 | 171, 432.74 8,770.17
yrtiny ert tions... 22, 230. 62 60, 682. 61 66, 347.16 149, 260. 39 4,948.57
Animal husbandry investigations.......) 18,472.34 21,518.17 45, 811.06 80, 801. 57 36, 612. 41
caareetiant and quarantine of imported 9, 210. 74 4,075. 5 57, 891.12 1,018.00
Supervision of export cattle............ 1,952.00 |......-.-.-.-- 17,575.90 10, 527.90 139,170. |ncsscees nseichiellemiestexiesereean
Scientific investigation of animal dis- 44,367.98 24, 839. 38 18, 827.97 88, 035. 33 5,020.63 |.......cccenee 695. 03
eases.

Enforcement of the 28-hour law... .....[...cesecccee es lececsceenceees 2, 276.65 2, 276.65 208108 | o25:.0 s-52dase|scecexece sess
Totlicccsescsknwincacsavensceeees| 334,297.00 211, 837.65 | 8, 448,938.14 | 3,995,012. 79 317, 600. 46 | astoretatetardes Edie’ 62,090. 19

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Salaries.
Apparatus,
Travel, sta- “ iy
instrumeats
Projects. Lump fund. tion, and | equipment. | and labora-
field ex- tory mate-
Statutory. Total. penses. vials,
In Wash- | Out of Wash-
ington. ington.
$1,876.65 $1,876.
2, 266. 66 2, 266.
6,295. 21 6, 295.
3, 823. 99 3, 823.
83.33 83.
8, 427.78 3, 427.
sioieceaieeibiaie aie bin ee eiareis'ee eis oe 2, 938. 89 2, 938.
rehuneo nde scala ais | ountnsts 9,191.53 49, 191.
oedoee setts. esc tdsneeaes 8, 720. 00 8,720.
ee cues, 35, 513.03 37, 863.
sigs neds 400. 00 400.
100.00 100.
2,010.00 2,010.00
330. 330.
76,178.54 81,543.54
este si 1,210. 1, 210.00
2,133. 33 2, 133. 33
11, 957. 21 11, 957. 21
wsicisie 36, 272. 33 37, 172.33
61, 770. 28 64, 304. 99
159. 33 159.
2, 796. 66 2,796. 66
ae 5 471.11 471.11
Canajfo! 220. 220.00
Cedar Rapids, 2] 19,381.11 | 20,051.11
Chester, Pa..... 2 1,525. 1 1,525.16
Cheyenne, Wyo. . 3, 100. 00 3, 100. 00
Chicago, Il..... 25,411.21 |. -| 402, 737. 29 428, 148.50
Cincinnati, Ohio.............22-0- i 2, 889.17 75, 145. 09 78, 034. 26
Cleveland, Ohio...............0-5 2,810.00 »| 55, 752. 26 58, 562. 26
Columbus, Ohio. . 7, 219, 44 7,219. 44
Corning, N. Y..+c20..2ss....ssssesseee|ossseeseeeres : 300. 300.
Cortland, N. ¥....... JIN. : 7,548. 33 7,548. 33
Cumberland, . 1,210.00 1,210.00
Davenport, Iowa. 4 3, 835. 6' 3, 835. 6'
Dayton, Ohio... 2.2... cece ec ecee see efeeeeceeneace es 10, 711.09 10, 711.09
Denver, Colo.......... Hadise ia 2, 827.67 3, 817.67
Des Moines, lowa........-.----+- aie pane mente ; 929. 4,929. 99
Detroit, Mich.............-+06 Sowa) 31,162.59 | © 32,062.5'
Dubuque, Iowa........-.. Sea wece wens scescex eee se sis }, 833. 2, 833. 33
uth, Minn.............. eubuewuires ig |echerneeecass 8, 866. 65 3, 866. 65
East Liverpool, Ohio....... ebusaee sivas Se aseaewoxatiss| sees secesis ee 100. 100.
Wau Claire, Wis............- oo Sah erc oes | eet ttes ou ctl lasek eaaaageee 8, 343.33 8,343.33
7 saws Wuewwaddeuseesabe se {encessseensee 300. 300.
El Paso, TeX: ....c.-.cececeee ee 7,424. 44 7,424. 44
Efi, PA sso. ssecennonneesunverdxweeneinnanasaneces 1,800. 800.
Branayville, 10d .0n0nascnecceveaeascnaas|scaanwawecnts|vasvee secon ew 5,274.99 5,274.99
Fairmont, Minn... ..c.sc..c2ccscceecs|[ececceccecsece[eescneeeeceses 2) 158.33 2,158. 33
Wargo. Ni Daky seu wad scoeksns eceacecies|tecesoncsecscs|sacasceenvene 1,210. 00 1,210.00
Fergus Falls, Minn..........- 1, 800. 00 1,800.
Fort Dodge, Iowa.....---..-.- 2,130.55 2,130.
Fort Madison, Iowa........--. 2 2, 225. 01 2, 225. 0
Fort Smith, Ark. .........c0scccsssececlecseseeseeeeee SIINIIIII 1210.00 1,210.

  
   
     
  
 
   
  
  

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY.

Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1918.

 

Stationery.

Furniture.

Rent.

Tele h,
tele Phone
and post-

age.

Freight,
express,
and dray-

age.

Furnishing

of heat, Mens,
power, an

cieotrialty.

Forage and
other sup-
ples: -

are

Miscellaneous.

 

Supplies,
services,
etc.

Specified
items not
otherwise
classified.

Total.

 

$10, 034.01
9,871.46
2,198. 66
1,452. 51

22.62
7,548.41
1.05

$1,047.83
1,347.01
"162.09

459.99
426.72

$916.
‘, 366. 4
1,828. 7

680. 09
328. 39
307. 64
442.06

174, 25
189.95

1.95

 

$1,174.07
3, 869. 75
14. 33

 

 

$3.67
211.81
40

og 697.64"
1,154.36.
1,310. 67

$185, 799. 62
8,009. 52

2) 684. 82
1,597.44

19.
2, 667.97
7.75

 

 

 

$127,992.34
3, a 62
” 525, 028. 48

250, 274.97
206, 123.10
170, 685. 24
73, 544. 58
20, 484. 48
131, 579. 91
4,368. 43

 

 

87, 811.34 |

4,504. 16

 

 

 

9, 186. 24

9,773.60

 

 

48, 405. 64

 

 

60, 928. 68

 

 

4,574, 286. 15

 

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Statement

of expenditures in connection with meat-inspection work, including cost of maintaining inspection at various
cities and towns as indicated.

 

Stationery.

Furniture.

Rent.

Telegra hb,
telephone, :
post-

age.

Freight,
Tess,
and dray-
age.

Furnishing
of heat, light,

power, an

electricity.

Forage and
other sup-
plies for
animals
when ed in

shave

Miscellaneous.

 

Supplies,
service,
ete.

Specified
items not
otherwise
classified.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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10 EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Statement of expenditures in connection with meat-inspection work, including cost of maintaining inspection at various
cities and towns as indicated—Continued.

 

 

 

Salaries. a
Travel, sta- ee eriente,
Project. Lump fund. on a Equipment. ae labora-
ory ma’
Statutory. Total. penses. Ty oe
In Wash- |Out of Wash- |<
ington. | ington. '

 

Fort Wayne, Ind

 

  
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
  
  
   
 
  
  
  
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
  
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
  

 

: . 819. $65.60
Fort Worth, Tex.. 55, 235. 93 56, 235. 93 1,152.15
Frederick, Md...... 5 2,605.56 2,605.56 |......---2-2-5
Grand Rapids, Wis...........2-.-2--- 2,523. 33 2, 523. 33
Hallstead, Pa... 2.22.2... cece eee eee 1, 416. 67 1,416.67 |.......22-----
Hamilton, Ohio. 450. 00 450.00
Harrisburg, Pa.. 7,619. 65 7,619. 65

Hartford, Conn.
Haverhill, Mass
Houston, Tex.

Hudson, N. Y 196. 196. 67 |.......-
Indianapolis, In 51, 257. 46
Jacksonville, Fla 733. 33
Jacksonville, Til 3, 266. 66
Jefferson, Wis. 1, 800.
Jersey City, N. J. 38, 880. 38
Kansas City, Kans. 227,001. 41

eene, N. H.. 1; 100.00 1,100.00 |......
Kirksville, Mo 2, 759. 16 2, 759. 16
La Crosse, Wis... 2, 800. 00 2, 800. 00
La Fayette, Ind 4,216. 66 4,216. 66
Lewiston, Idaho. . A, 466.11 4, 466. 11
Lincoln, Nebr... 1, 282. 79 1,
Little Rock, Ark... 1, 433. 33 1, 433. 33
Logansport, Ind. . 3,170. 67 3,170. 67

os Angeles I. 31, 600. 48 34,471.15
Louisville, Ky.. 11,004.69} 11,904.69
Macon, Ga... OD! Ios aiace einieravesnsatn se
Madison, Ind..... 1,616. 66 1,616. 66

Manchester, N. H...
Marshalltown, Iowa.... aia 3
Mason City, Iowa..... ati 5, 480. 27 5, 480. 27
Medford, Oreg.... aos 83. 33 83.33
Memphis, Tenn...

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Menominee, Mich.........-...--.....- 1, 410. 22 1, 410. 22
Middleton, N. Y.....-.1.2s 22st! as 1,320. 00 1,320.00
37 | Milwaukee, Wis ‘ 56, 842. 55 57, 653. 55
38 | Mobile, Ala....-.....--------2--- eee eee aa 220.00 220.00: |ssmziecinsscesce
39 | Morristown, Tenn..........-------.-- ais 3, 256. 66 3, 256. 66 a
40 | Moscow, Idaho........---...--------+ 3 1, 796. 66 1,796.66 |........-----.
41 | Nashville, Tenn... 2020200000, : “| 8,973.09 8,973.
42 | Natchez, Miss...000007 120 2222222200000. ‘ : 6, 403. 77 6,403. 77
43 National Stock Yards, Ill.........---.- = iste 102, 598. 99 111, 535. 65
44 | Nebraska City, Nebr......-..-...2.-20-|...--2e-eee eee re 4,679. 66 4,679. 66
45:|' Newark: Nid: oi. cccccsscasccrenmasien ais 26, 711.37 26, 802. 37
46 | New Haven, Conn....-...-.-.-..2-2-0-)e cee cece eens 3 6, 835. 55 6, 835. 55
47 | Now Orleans, Laisa ciesisiece cisseeewieiesefoccyamegecsest z ie 13, 870. 81 13, 870. 81 .
48 | New York N. Wigostenaiie ceeie been waneeccie, ‘ 3 142, 970. 78 148, 620. 67 2, 759. 36
49 | Norfolk, Va......-.--- 797. 50 |. ee 3, 293. 33 4, 090. 83 59.15
50 | North Adams, Mass.. 220.00 220.00 |........2.----
51 | Ogden, Utah..... ares a 4, 400. 67 4, 400. 67
52 | Oklahoma, Okla..............---- Z 2 < 39, 289. 60 39, 380. 60
53 | Ottumwa, Iowa.........--...---- shee ei 3 19, 288. 82 20, 188. 82
54 | Paterson, N.J.....--.------------ 14, 284. 95 14, 284.95
55 | Pensacola, Fla..........-...--+5-- 181. 25 131.25
56." Pooria, Ts scsi enecnccecewsscsaccen 7, 489. 99 7, 489.
57 | Philadelphia, Pa..............-.-- 72, 556. 74 75, 906. 74 1,030. 73
58 | Phillipsburg, N.J..... bese saeeee 876. 67 876.
59 | Pittsburg, Kams...............--- 2, 628. 32 2, 628. 32
60 | Pittsburgh, Pa..2222.0 22222220022 27,986.48 | 28, 886. 48
61 | Portland, Me........-...-..--.--- 6, 316. 66 6,316. 66
62 | Portland, Oreg.. 19, 446. 9’ - 19,941.97
63 | Pottsville, Pa 5,334. 48
64 | Providence, R.I........-......-.. 22, 935. 83
4, 033. 33

65 | Pueblo, Colo......--.....+..-----+

        

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

68 | Richmond, Ind. 1,811.11
69 | Rochester, N. Y 1,100.00
70 | Richmond, Va 12,913. 50
71 | Rockford, fil.. 4, 868.
72 | 8t. Louis, Mo....... 60,335. 92
73 | Salt Lake City, Utah 2, 480. 36
74 | San Diego, Cal.... 6, 895, 81
75 | San Francisco, Cal , 730.
76 | Sa ; 1,110. 67
77 | Scranton, Pa 1,200. 00
78 | Seattle, W: 20, 871. 65
parevepatl La. 1,210.00
80 | Sioux City, Iowa 58, 894. 81
81] Sioux Falls, S. Dak.........---.--. 2 ee e|e cee eee ceeee 11, 580.
82 | South Omaha, Nebr. 143, 437. 70
83 | South St. Joseph, Mo 95, 193. 13
84 | South St. Paul, Minn. 37,191. 87
85.| Spokane, Wash 14,8
86 |S Use, N. Yecccsccccsecccesceesenee[eceecerecees 0
87 | Tacoma, Wasb........---------eeeceeee[eeeeeree ones 10, 705. 55
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

11

Statement of expenditures in connection with meat-inspection work, including cost of maintaining inspection at various
cities and towns as indicated—Continued.

 

Stationery.

Furniture.

Rent.

Telegraph,

telephone,

and post-
age.

Freight,
express,
ant drat
age.

Furnishing
of heat, light,
power, and.
electricity.

' Forage and
“other sup-
plies for
animals
when pur-

Fuel.

Miscellaneous.

 

Specified
Supplies, items not

services, | otherwise
etc. | classified.

Total.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

$4,936. 18

CWONIAMAMIP OW

 
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EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Statement of expenditures in connection with meat-inspection work, including cost of maintaining inspection at various
cities and towns as indicated—Continued,

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Salaries.
Apparatus
Travel, sta- 5
, instruments,
Project. Lump fund. by ae Equipment. and labora
tory. Total. senses. dis.
% Bismitory- | awest> lOurotwan| rials.
ington. ington.
1. | Dolado, Ohio 2. casenscd cecdaceceies secs| sence sone tevesfeecceoeceonses $7,783.35 | $7,783.35
2 | Topeka, Kans..cecccce.sccccccccccccsduccsecscersces[eseseeeeeeores 7, 662. 69 7, 662. 69
$ | Prenton, Ne Tice srctcnss sack cactacomecs[osecscwseceses|eusnee te neaine 2,906. 10 , 906. 10
a | Troy, No Mi wiecsssactssnderssvoevea-tacta:|Leae’ 6, 115.00 6, 115.00
5 | Wallace, Idaho..... 2, 454. 17 2, 454.17
6 | Walla Walla, Wash 3, 855. 54 3, 855. 54
71 Ws n, 14, 746. 63 14, 746. 63
8 | Waterloo, Iowa..... 4, 805, 56 , 805. 56
9 | Watertown, S. Dak... 1.2.22... 222 eee fee eee eee cee eee e ee rece eee 1,010. 56 1,010. 56
10 | Wheeling, W. Va... 12,932.67 | 12, 932. 67
11 | Wichita, Kans... 309.45 | 34, 025. 45
12 | Wilmington, Del. 5, 981. 68 5,981. 68
13 | Winona, Minn... 4, 216. 66 4, 216. 66
14 | Worcester, Mass.... wales 9,311.09 , 311, 09
15 | Youngstown, Ohio.........2.-...02220- |e eee eee e eee e eden eee eee eee ee 3, 833. 33 3, 833. 33
Total svaseccainuvovenexusevsrecas 102, 676.37 |.......------- 2,713, 170.91 | 2,815, 847.28 | 24,457.14 |....2.-.2-22-- $372. 93
PROJECT STATEMENTS.
ADMINISTRATION AND OVERHEAD EXPENSES. aes wee laboratory: Scientific study of
mp ii conditions found in meat-
Total expenditure as above........-...--- $127, 992. 34 ood animals to determine if meat from
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (esti- such animals is fit for food......... pee $18, 922. 65
Mmated)s desde sours cule vada i 2, 633. 66 eee aenciee sores he conditions
ieintodVoocacnne 683.35 | of animals slaughtered for food are scien-
Unexpended balance (estimated) —_____ | tifically studied, with a view to deter-
Motal allotmmentsie ven ees 131, 309.35 | Mining the fitness of such animale for
. 1000. c2c0se022225% 22 srreeteuabncaeet ee 987. 62
Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-| Supervision of meat-inspection service:
mately as follows: This project covers the work of supervis-
Office of chief of bureau: General adminis- ing the actual operations of inspecting
tration of the scientific, regulatory, and meat and meat-food products. During
clerical work of the bureau, acl i 1913, there were about 2,350 employees
such matters as relate to or affect the engaged in meat-inspection work, which
olicy of the bureau $15, 850.86 | Was conducted at 910 establishments in
Ghies te wasn chek eo 235 citiesand towns. ‘The work of super-
chief of bureau in the administration of vision consists in handling all questions
Whigeausafialts ik. cee dooce 3,779. 98 which relate to this service........... zs 85, 498. 49
Office of the chief clerk 14. 467.52 | Meat laboratories: Work carried on at six
Oficecot ROCOUDIAL tice oo 20, 283.79 | Stations in the field, similar in character
Appointment section. .......-++.s2s200 12, 972.25 | tothe work of the central biochemic labo-
Property and stores..........-.--------0-- 40, 021.59 | , Tatory at Washington. .-......-...-.--- 57, 874. 01
Mila sectintieesssieecen mete ee 6, 605.37 Maintenance of field stations: This work
Instrument maker..........-...-.---.--- 2, 845. 61 includes: ‘ : animal
Traveling examiner.............-.-..-.-- 3, 402. 35 (a) Ante-mortem inspection of animals
Editorial office 10, 396. 68 intended for slaughter and meat
egy ON eae Sf) eee shipped in interstate and ae
trade to determine the existence o:
Moise sajna endo vind cash Sesame £80; 2D any condition that may render the
meat unfit for food..............---- 560, 500. 00
Meat InsPEctIoN. (6) Post-mortem inspection of animals
. to determine, at the time of slaugh-
Total expenditures as above...........-. _- $3, 064, 204. 62 ter, if any disease or other condition
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (esti- exists that may render the carcasses
mated)... sscesseececss poeisia's Fais'e'aleiwarstete 5, 701. 49 unfit for food.........-.----..------ 616, 936. 00
Unexpended balance (estimated)......... 39, 222. 34 (c) Supervising the preparation and
— shipping of meat and meat-food pro-
Total allotment.................-.- 3, 109, 128. 45 ducts, to see that no unfit meat is
i cles js i i f
Distributed among the several subactivities approxi- ee ee iy canting,  ealuing,
mately as follows: : . smoking, etc.; that the places where
Biochemic laboratory: Work in Washing- the operations are carried on are
ton on chemical examination of meats properly constructed and kept in a
and meat-food products, to detect pres- sanitary condition; that the workers
ence of preservatives, effects of curing are clean as to person and raiment;
and canning; use of foreign matter in that deleterious preservatives are
meat-food products, and determination not used; to inspect products out of
: ; used; to Insp :
of purity of water used in washing meats; and into official establishments, and
manufacture of branding ink for use in otherwise to enforce compliance
marking carcasses and meat-food prod- with the meat-inspection act and
UCHE cc. -jescusen es sae aeren sees se eee eees $38, 396. 66 the regulations- made thereunder.. 1, 150, 290. 68

 
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

13

Statement of expenditures in connection with meat-inspection work, including cost of maintaining inspection at various
cities and towns as indicated—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
  

 

 

 

  
  

 

    

 

Miscellaneous.
meee and
Telegraph,| Freight, | Furnishing a Tins Moe
‘ : telephone, | express, |of heat,light,| Pops oo" .
Stationery.| Furniture.| Rent. aiid ‘nest gait deay= power, and” _fnimals Fuel. Supplied, Specified Total.
age. age. electricity. | Chased in services, Deharrige
2 bulk. eto. classified.
$7,786.46 | 1
7, 688. 1 2
2,961.93 3
6, 250. 41 4
2,464. 76 5
3, 956. 37 6
15, 188. 02 7
4}850.91]} 8
1,026. 96 9
13, 167.43 | 10
34,766.97 | 11
5,998.70 | 12
4,231.66 | 13
9,540.89 | 14
3,964.01 | 15
1, 009. 85 264.71 | 13,962.30 4,168. 05 3,538. 84 |.. 12.67 $62. 49 4,530, 42 |...........- 2, 868, 226. 68
(d) Miscellaneous work in connection
‘with meat inspection, as follows: Station. Class of work. Amount.
Inspection of meats and meat-food
roducts for the United States Navy; Buffalo, N. Y..........] Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep-| $66,075. 14
spection at public markets and aration and shipping, and mis-
supervision of exempted operations. $540, 500.00 Se eee
<a Olean, N.Y.) |”
Total........ Sisuitccineegesenes 38, 069, 906. 11 || Burlington, Iowa......- Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep- 159. 33
; aration and shipping, and mis-
_The cost and character of the work at each station is es $e 38
given below: Cleese 05 ceed accsuesues ame asa ” 526.67
Preparation and shipping and 220.00
miscellaneous.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa....) Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep-| 20,084.92
Station. Class of work. Amount. aration and shipping, and mis-
eous.
Chester, Pa........--.- 1,547.01
Albany, N. Y....... ...| Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep-| $1,924.35 Cheyenne, Yo 3, 139. 80
aan and shipping, and mis- , Re | aration and 8 tt ine, ae eee
cellaneous. , , a
Albert Lea, Minn......].....d0.......02.0seceeeeeeeeeeeee 2, 276. 73 ee a nae supervi-
Allentown, Pa.........| Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep- 6, 307. 82 ‘ ; ec tase a hc -
" aration aii shipping, apd mae, ? Cincinnati, Ohio....... aay uniarter, peer BED 79,097.56
eo llaceons june a supervi- cellaneous. PPIng,
sion at Eas’ a.). : .
Alton, Ill...........-..| Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep- 3, 850. 26 Cleveland, Ohio........ es Dre et: 58, 909. 36
aration and shipping, and mis- ecllanisbus: pping,

i Columbus, Ohio........ Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep-| 79, 497.
Amarillo, Tex... eseiges Sudacsieccegceualtca 83.33 , aration and dhipping, ead oni ) 497.77
ie cey, HB 5 es ar a cellaneous (indludes supervi-

DUNN, UV Orsess tenes ner sion at Circleville and London
Augusta, Ga........... Ante mortem, Doge mortem rep- 9, 450. 17 Ohio) y
aration and shipping, and mis- ‘ ee -
cellan e ous ine ia des superv Corning, N. Y.......... renee ae shipping and 300. 00
8100 & or ugus’ »U.). x
Austin, Minn..........| Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep-| _ 8,833.92 |) Cottand, N. Y......... ee ee 7,721.84
aration and shipping, and mis- Ssllanegia ee iS:
cellaneous. . *
Baltimore, Md.........|..... doscme suoniene: soeedeeeenese: 38, 159. 47 || Cumberland, Md....... pas lel ae shipping and| 1, 241,92
Beaumont, Tex........| Preparation and shipping and 456.65 || Davenport, Iowa....... Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep- 3,892.19
miscellaneous. aration and shipping, and mis-
Beaver Falls, Pa.......|..... DO ecciscirance teats veutevieciied 103.65 cellaneous.
Bellows Falls, Vt...... Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep- 2,087.37 f Dayan, ON. .asicevesbeaaslO ass on ccincinweneySinenanaxs 10, 836. 04
aration and shipping, and mis- Denver, Colo........... Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep- 4,522.01
: cellaneous. aration and shipping, and mis-
Binghamton, N. Y.....}..... GO soon ccerneniensianerigancicins's 453.14 cellaneous (includes supervi-
Boston, Mass...........| Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep-| 84, 008. 79 2 sion at Colorado Springs, Colo.).
aration and shipping, and mis- | Des Moines, Iowa...... Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep- 4,961. 40
cellaneous (includes supervi- aration and shipping, and mis-
sion at Brighton, Brockton, cellaneous.
Somerville, Southboro, Wo- do 32, 436. 29
Mase, and Porteniouth, NF. ™ ao: 3923.80
‘ass,, and Portsmou .H.). - 80
Bridgeport, Conn......| Ante ‘mortem, st-mor tem, prep- 1, 260.35 || East Liverpool, Ohio... Eneparsee sue shipping and "100: 00
aration and 8) and mis- > .
cellaneous. Ppine, Eau Claire, Wis........ Ante mortem, peu rae 8, 383. 08
eoaed do. 2, 195.98 ol a one ipping, and mis-
Ante morte! ost-mortem, prep- 12, 211. 87 i 3
aration and shipping, ond hie, ) Elmira, N. Y.......... Preparation aun shipping and 300. 00
cellaneous (includes supervi- El Paso, Tex......... do saa 7,929.19
sion et Chleopee and Spring- Erie, PS..0 sss] Kate mortem, poatnortois prep-| 180.00
Brooklyn, N. ¥........|--.-- Di sates cleseesesecccecesseee] 38,056, 56 pa Uon BN STL PPO aye

 

 

 

 

 
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Station. Class of work. Amount. Station. Class of work. Amount,

Evansville, Ind........ Ante-mortem, post-mortem prep- $5,287.99 || Memphis, T. -

: aration and shipping, and mee ; Reece Reet ete a ame seats
cellaneous. Hans i it : -

Fairmont, Minn. ‘do $2, 158.33 cellaneous (includes supervi.

Farge, N: Dak.-..---.[ Préparation oad’ shipping” aid'| "2-8 6 sion at Germantown and Union

7 miscellaneous. Menominee, Mich...... E 7 .
Fergus Falls, Minn..... ante eager eee 1,858. 00 ne rap teed nine and ea Bhs
ation and shipping, and mis- cellaneous,
a Middletown, N. Y.....| Preparation and shipping. ....... 1,394. 44

pose Mee See e oar e Milwaukee, Wis... Ante mart at ost-mortem, Brep- 58, 521.91

Fort Smith, Ark. 1/ 210.00 cellaneous (indlades’ supervi
miscellaneous. i 2

Fort Wayne, Ind......] Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep- 4,936, 18 son, wee er
pete end shipping, and mis- Mobile, Ala..... Preparation | and shipping and 221.50

misce! ‘

Fort Worth, Tex....... Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep-| 58,347.62 || Morristown, Tenn Ante THOTiSm, ‘paatamortent prep- 3, 598. 03
aration and eubeeen mis- aration and shipping, and mis-
cellaneous (includes super- cellaneous.

Vile Selaniotn coasnet| 6 ll ae ema eee
Sey aE ener Ante mortem, post-morte -| 9,230.68
man, Tex.). v0 post-mortem, pre) }, 230.

Frederick, Md..........| Ante mortem, post-mortem,prep-| 2, 615. 81 : Sree and shipping, and mis :
aration and shipping, and mis- on at Cuationese Tenn). 5

Grand Rapids, Wis....|..... ae Ba eE | | eee Post-mmoréam, prep- 7,026. 64

Halstead, Pa... : 1, 417.02 tian ene ae

Hamilton, Ohio. Flee 5 462. 45 cellaneous (includes supervi-

Harrisburg, Pa... 22... Ante mortem, Post-mortem, prep- 8,061.02 bute i and Vicks-
aration and shipping, and mis- National Stockyards, | Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep- | 113, 245. 67
cellaneous (includes supervi- " : pos Prep eee
sion at Annville, Gisons Lan- ill. aration and shipping, and mis-

; a Lebanon, and Palmyra, Nebraska City, Nebr...|..... Go Seine sumenueeeeezeclosnase 4,781.34

Hartford, Conn......... Preparation and shipping and 1,220.25 || Newark, N.J.......... Gaerrede ad coe i re py 27, 429. 50
miscellaneous. , mis-

Haverhill, Mass........ Ante mortem, post-mortem, pre 6, 118. 69 cellaneous (includes supervi-

: aration and shipping, and mis ston. at Dover and Kearney,
colleen tts {ineludles pee New Haven, Conn..... Ante mortem post-mortam, nrep- 7,160.98
bury, Mass.). aration and shipping, an ;
, e cellaneous.

Houston Tex-.2+<+4423 posse ane pe: 11,135.40 |] New Orleans, La....... Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep- | 14,758. 53

a gust ’ oon an le ping, an mis-
i cellaneous (includes supervi-

sient, Ni. Nivevacten ees reparation. pu shipping and 196. 67 ee as fel Gretna, and Har-

a polis, Ind....... Palle orien poe See orn eae 55,088. 64 New York, N. Y.......| Ante thortem, post-mortem, prep- 153, 446. 21
cellaneous Cincludes supervision aration and shipping,and mis-
at Lebanon, Ind.). cellaneous (includes supervi-

Jacksonville, Fla....... Preparation and shipping and 802. 23 pahea ne renvete and Union
miscellaneous. pv ee o)s “

Jacksonville, Ill........] Ante mortem, post-mortem, pre 3, 268, 43 || Norfolk, Va............] Preparation and shipping and 4,546.70
arin and Shipping andi |,” sepooinegan ea
cellaneous. ion. , Va,

Jefferson, Wis..........|-.--- Goer ao se eteheucaeetedseaae 1,824.34 ngton, N.C-).

Jersey City, N.J....... ‘Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep- 42, 384.07 || North Adams, Mass... . Preperation ‘and shipping and 223.25
aru aera Ogden, Uiah.......| Ate moran post-mortem, prop-| 4 $90.72
Rong arom igen nd bain and Sip ae

ort ergen, N. J.). "

Kansas City, Kans.....| Ante mortem posttaortem,prep~ | 206,285.21 | Ottttrway'Towar..-|.22s/d0.-2...ssssscscsccsveceeeee 20,295.08
er laheous natin 68 qinersiaion Paterson, N.J.......--|---+- do... 14, 420. 91
at Kansas city, Mo. And olata Pensacola, Fle......... Eee and shipping and 202. 73
and Rosedale, Kans.). : laneous.

Keene, N. H..........- Ante mortem, post-mortem, pr 1,100.00 |! Peoria, IIL ...... -..-..-| Ante mortem,post-mortem,prep-| 7,580. 86
aration and shipping, and me te shipping, and mis-
cellaneous. -

Kirksville, Mo........ 2,859.58 || Philadelphia, Pa.......) Ante ner et Robeat olen Diep 77, 149.69

Ta Grose, Wi 2a se eee

Lafayette, Ind.. 4 4,365.13 -

Lewistown, Idahi ‘Ante mortem, ost-mortem, prep- 4, 604.37 a a a over
aration and shipping, and mis- *y
Gellaneous (inclades’ supervi- Chester, Pa.).

ie Sonat -Clariston, Wash.) Phillipsburg, N.J..... Preparation and shipping and 877.97

Lin ebr......---- nte mortem, post-mortem, prep- 1,309. 35 .

vom eration and shfoping, and al : Pittsburg, Kans........ Ante mortem, postmortem, prep- | 2, 632. 62
cellaneous. . ereuon and shipping, and mis-

Little Rock, Ark suis UD sactiginale sit dev ecicecieale saisu ee 1, 557. 53 cellaneous.

Logansport, Ind. bed Osco sasex ue ccSceeasesendeed 3'305.81 || Pittsburgh, Pa.........) Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep- | 30,151.98

Los Angeles, Cal. ‘Ante mortem, post-mortem, pr 34, 839. 03 , aration and shipping, and mis- :
action and Shipping and me cree dee PE
cellaneous cludes super- , -
vision at Pomona, Cal.). tle, and Uniontown, Pa.

Louisville, Ky.........| Ante mortem, Post-mortem, prep- 12, 066. 10 || Portland, Me..........- ae eer riaine ahd - 6,660. 12
ey shipping 50 See ne tides A ervi-

aeseeesseese-{ Preparation and shippi 440. on at Kast Deering, Me.).

MacmcGe eS a ee ee 0-00 | portland, Oreg.........| Ante mortem, postmortem, prep- | 20,272. 28

Madison, Ind...... wee-| Ante mortem, oe caer oe 1,687.09 ee and shipping, and m
aration and shipping, and mis- .
cellaneous. Pottsville, Pa..........|---+- do......- ieeiediesie eevee esis 5,340. 60

Manchester, N. H...... Preparation and shipping and 1,381.40 || Providence, R.I....... Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep- | 24,537.13
miscellaneous. aration and shipping, and mis-

Marshalltown, Iowa.... 5, 637.61 cellaneous (includes supervi-

Mason City, lowa......
Medford, Oreg.......20,

Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep-
aration and Ehipaing: and aes
eous.

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Providence, Newport, and
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Station. Class of work. Amount. Station. Class of work. Amount.

Pueblo, Colo..........- Ante mortem penne prep-| $4,118.53 || Spokane, Wash........ Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep-| $16,050. 84
aration and ipping, and mis- aration and shipping, and mis-
cellaneous. cellaneous.

Quincy, Ill.............| Preparation and shipping and 2,786.06 || Syracuse, N. Y........- | Preparation and shipping and 548. 34
miscellaneous. miscellaneous.

Reno, Nev....... eeueue Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep- 3,884.13 || Tacoma, Wash......... Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep- 11, 032. 74
aration and shipping, and mis- aration and shipping, and mis-
cellaneous. cellaneous.

Richmond, Ind........]..... QO sc vices deesecacecacwasvicwere! 1,811.61 |] Terre Haute, Ind......|..... do 3, 660. 83

Richmond, Va......... Ante mortem, pester prep-| 14,007.36 || Toledo, Ohio......... -.do.. 7, 786. 46
aration and shipping, and mis- Topeka, Kans........ --do.. 7, 688. 1
cellaneous (includes supervision Trenton, N.J..........|..... do 2,961. 93
at Petersburg, Va.). - TOV, Ni «wie siccsccecs|eanee do 6, 250. 41

Rochester, N. Y....... Prepare aan and shipping and 1,117. 25 || Wallace, Idaho..... --do 2, 464. 76
miscellaneous. Walla Walla, Wash....|..... do 3, 956. 37

Rockford, Il Ante mortem, porters: prep- 4,957.25 || Washington, D. C...... Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep-| 15, 188.02
aration and shipping, and mis- aration and shipping, and mis-
cellaneous. cellaneous (includes supervi-

8t. Louis, Mo..........}....- Os cg varsissniarpsasgacencceys 62, 346. 41 sion at Alexandria, Leesburg,

Salt Lake City, Utah...| Preparation and shipping and 2,532. 36 Purcellville, and Rosslyn, Va.,
miscellaneous. and Benning, D.C.).

Ban Diego, Cal......... Ante mortem, post mortem, prep- 7, 840. 66 || Waterloo, Iowa........| Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep- 4,850. 91
aration and shipping, ‘and mis- aration and shipping, and mis-
cellaneous. cellaneous.

San Francisco, Cal.....]....- OG cnc cuxiivenmenessanvanrineee 26, 981.38 || Watertown, S. Dak.... elke

Savannah, Ga.......... Prepare lon and shipping and 1,117.27 || Wheeling W.Va...

; miscellaneous. Wichita, ‘Kans...

Scranton, Pa.........-. sever Os vcwsrsenewresecceassmeny 1, 244. 29 || Wilmington, Del......

Seattle, Wash.......... Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep-| 21,567.13 |} Winona, Minn......... .
aration and shipping, and mis- Worcester, Mass........| Antemortem, post-mortem, prep- 9, 540. 89
cellaneous. 28) aration and shipping, and mis-

Shreveport, La......... Preparation and shipping and 1, 261. 40 cellaneous (includes supervi-

) 4 miscellaneous. sion at Auburn and Fitchburg,

Sioux City, Iowa Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep-| 60, 678. 43 Mass.).
aration and shipping, and mis- Youngstown, Ohio..... Ante mortem, post-mortem, prep- 3, 964. OL
cellaneous. aration and shipping, and mis-

Bioux Falls, 8. Dak.... 12, 291. 88 cellaneous.

South Omaha, Nebr. f «| 152,594. 73

South St. Joseph, Mo...|.....dO......0.22cce ee ccee ne neeee 97, 224. 87

South St. Paul, Minn...) Ante mortem, eee eet prep-| 39,793.75
aration and ipping, and mis-
cellaneous (includes supervision
at St. Paul, Minn.).

ERADICATION AND ConTROL or ANIMAL DISEASES. follows: In cooperation with various States
: - having laws prohibiting the importation of

Total ex enditure as above........ peisieiseielee $525, 028. 48 tubercular cattle; in cooperation with

Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated).. 11, 434. 68 States having interstate regulations gov-

Unexpended balance (estimated)....... weeses 14,791.93 | erning the movement of tubercular cattle;

Ra ERE ARO eradication in the District of Columbia in
Total allotment...................--- 551, 255. 09 cooperation with the commissioners by

destroying all animals found to be affected
and reimbursing the owners for their losses.
3 At present eradication of bovine tuberculosis

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Supervision of field employees: This work
consists of directing the operations of 9
field stations, engaged in the control and

 

is effected by slaughtering diseased animals
and improving stable conditions. The
District of Columbia, where all cows were

final eradication of sheep and _ cattle tested, is considered free from this disease.. $52, 045. 50
scabies, tuberculosis, and other diseases Hog cholera: This work consists of demon-
that come to the attention of the bureau. strating the treatment of hog cholera with
This force consists of about 200 employees. $3,906. 49-| a serum developed by the bureau in con-
Eradication of sheep scabies: The sheep scab nection with its project-“‘ Scientific Investi-
is a mite which infests the wool of a sheep gations of Animal Diseases”............... 2, 491. 28
and derives its nourishment from the ani- Eradication of dourine: Eradication of this
mal, causing the wool to drop out and the disease is effected through destruction of
animal to become feverish and lose weight. diseased animals. The value of the horses
The eradication is effected by quarantine destroyed represents a part of the cost of
laws and by dippie the sheep in prepared this project... ............022..222222.2.. 5, 390. 66
solutions. The dipping is carried on at the Eradication and control of miscellaneous ani-
expense of the owner of the sheep, but is mal diseases: This project covers the work
supervised by an employee of the bureau done by the bureau in investigating various
who thoroughly understands the process. minor animal diseases throughout the
These employees are required to examine United States. ...........2222 0222.02.22. 5, 239. 54
all shipments of sheep from infested areas Supervision of transportation of live stock:
to see that quarantine laws are not vio- e object of this work is to enforce quaran-
lated and to supervise dipping. About tine laws relating to live stock and to see
150 employees are engaged in this work... 261, 769. 87 that cars in hich diseased or tick-infested
Cattle scabies: This disease is caused by a cattle are transported are thoroughly
species of mite allied to the parasite which cleaned and disinfected................. 31, 096. 75
produces scabies in sheep. e treatment Preparation and distribution of mallein: Mal-
is similar to that employed for sheep scab.. 167,779. 15 lein is manufactured by the bureau for use
Control and eradication of tuberculosis: This in testing horses and mules for glanders.
work is in its infancy and will develo The principal items of cost are meat,
as fast as the importance of eradication is glycerin, and peptone for media. The
recognized by the States and their individ- amount herein reported represents the cost
ual citizens. During the fiscal year 1913 of manufacture, bottling, and packing.
the bureau carried on tuberculosis work as Shipment is made by mail............... 1, 292. 95
16 EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Investigation of dips and disinfectants: This
work consists of analysis by the biochemic
laboratory of all dips and disinfectants to be
used in dipping and spraying animals in-

fested with mites and ticks............... $5, 450. 97

Total odessa neler eaaeueee eek 536, 463. 16
ERaADIcation or CatrLe Ticks.

Total expenditures as above................ $250, 274. 97

Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 2, 210. 15

Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 2, 483. 55

Total allotment...................... 254, 968. 67

Field work: The object of this activity is the
complete eradication of the southern cattle
tick. This tick is confined exclusively to
the Southern States, seriously infesting the
cattle of that section, and is the only known
agent through which the disease known as

exas fever or southern cattle fever is
transmitted from animal to'animal. Cattle
thus affected are undesirable forfood. The
elimination of the fever depends on the
eradication of the tick. As soon as this
condition is reached the Southern States
will have unrestricted freedom in the ship-
ment of cattle to the North, and an impetus
will be given to the raising of cattle in those
States. The eradication of these ticks is
accomplished by means of departmental
oe laws and dipping or spraying.

he cost of cpp ia is borne by the owner
of the cattle, but is carried on under the
personal supervision of a bureau employee,
excepting in those States where the State
legislature has made appropriations for car-
rying on the work. In such cases the bu-
reau cooperates with the State. During the
fiscal year the work was carried on from
7 central field stations representing about
150 men ....--.... eis scidiois Sassi Srey eo eee: 249, 308. 18

Biochemic investigations: Covers analyses of
dips and disinfectants used in dipping cat-
tle to kill southern cattle ticks........... 1, 910. 86

Zoological experiments: Covers practical in-
vestigations to develop methods for extermi-

nating the southern cattle tick............ 1, 266. 08

Totals cccechehwne sswas sasoomasieeeeastes 252, 485. 12
Datryina INVESTIGATIONS.

Total expenditures as above.._............. $206, 123. 10

Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 5, 635. 29

Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 2, 344. 14

Total allotment....................-- 214, 102. 53

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Administration: Consists of supervising, con-
ducting, and reporting on the several ac-
tivities of the Dairy Division...........

Dairy farming investigation: This work cov-
ers the study of various problems relating
to the development of the dairy farm, such
as the organizing and encouraging of State
agencies to organize and supervise self-
supporting cow-testing associations; dem-
onstrating the practicability of the small
community raising its economic status
through the employment of a field instruc-
tor skilled in dairying; demonstrating the
practicability of reclaiming a worn-out cot-
ton farm by dairying........-.-...-.---.. 29, 472. 40

Dairy manufacturing: This work consists of
examining reports on butter from factories
and giving advice and assistance to owners
and managers of creameries regarding meth-
ods for preventing leaks, securing of good
raw materials, and marketing finished prod-

32, 890. 60

 

ucts to best advantage, developing im-
proved methods for the manufacture of ice
cream; promoting the utilization of butter-
milk for hog feeding; handling of eggs by
creameries as side lines; investigation of the
sanitary condition of creameries and cream
buying stations; study of the shrinkage of
butter between creamery and market when
packed in various ways; and supervision of
me packing of butter for the United States

Te ee eee eee eee eee eee

av,
Dairy research laboratory: Deals with chem-

ical and bacteriological problema relating
to milk, butter, and cheese. Milk investi-
gations consist of a study of the bacteria of
milk and the products resulting from the
de eee certain bacteria. a study of

acteria in commercial ice cream was also
carried on. Butter investigations consist
of questions relating to storage, influence of
metal salts on flavor, determination of gases
in butter, experiments to find means to de-
tect butter neutralized with lime and soda,
and production of pure bacterial cultures.
In connection with the cheese investiga-
tions experiments have been made to con-
trol the ripening of Swiss cheese; chemical
work on Cheddar cheese, involving a com-
parison of acids, esters, and alcohols in
cheese of poor and good flavor to determine
the origin of the flavoring matter; continua-
tion of work on manufacture of cheese from
pasteurized milk. Experiments also in-
clude the manufacture of Camembert and
Roquefort types of cheese...............

Market milk investigations: The scope of this

project is largely educational, with a view
to improving local milk conditions, and is
carried on mainly in cooperation with city
health departments. ....................

Experimental farm, Beltsville, Md.: Work

since date of purchase (March, 1912) has
been directed toward putting the farm into
shape, so that practical experiments may be
conducted in all subjects which relate to
the dairy industry. The portion of this
farm controlled by the Dairy Division con-
sists of about 187 acres, practically all of
which was under cultivation the past sea-
son. Buildings have been erected to carry
on experiments and animals purchased. .. .

Western dairy investigations: Introduction,

development, and improvement of the busi-
ness of dairying in the Western States. . -- .

Renovated butter: Work is carried on under

act of Congress of May 9, 1902, and consists
of inspecting all factories at various inter-
vals. The plan of inspecting is to enforce
satisfactory sanitary conditions and to in-
spect materials used in the manufacture of
renovated butter. Inspectors have au-
thority to condemn materials when dele-
terious to health in the finished product.
The Secretary of Agriculture must approve
all brands, labels, and marks used on manu-
facturers’ packages shipped interstate... _ .

Cactus-feeding experiments: A study of the

value of cactus as a feed for dairy cattle in
localities where cactus can be readily
grown and where other forage crops are
more or less limited on account of climatic
conditions. The points covered are the
quantity animals can consume economi-
cally, the feeding value as compared with
other feeds, its effect upon the vigor of
animals and upon their offspring, and effect

upon quality of milk and its digestibility.
Milk

-secretion investigations: This work
covers the chemical and physical research
of milk as it comes from the cow, for the
purpose of ascertaining what effect various

$44, 391. 76

43, 440.39

5, 945. 51

28, 237.91

13, 186. 24

7, 663..44

3, 130. 14
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

kinds of feed have on the quantity and

quality of milk so produced.............- $3, 400. 00

Dota sonctavenevandoetsanegeene ey oes 211, 758. 39
ANIMAL HusBANDRY INVESTIGATIONS.

Total expenditures as above................ $170, 685. 24

Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 3, 243. 66

Unexpended balance (estimated) sweinewiseiees 2, 925. 20

Total allotment..................-.-.- 176, 854. 10

Distributed among the various subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Administration: Consists of planning and di-
recting the work of the devisien, keeping
records of experiments, and compiling re-
ports showing results of work..............

Beef-nutrition investigations: Study of the
nutrition of beef cattle by means of respira-
tion calorimeter. ..........2-.2--2--+2+--

Beef and pork production investigations:
Determination of the economy of beef and
pork production in the Gulf States and best
methods of raising and fattening cattle in
that sectlonizeucscssssssceeesecsdseseeese

Certification of animals imported for breeding
purposes: This work involves the deter-
mination of the purity of animals imported
for breeding purposes under the provisions
of the tariff law..............--.---------

Experimental farm, Beltsville, Md.: This
farm is maintained to give the bureau
proper facilities for conducting experiments
inanimal husbandry. Practically all work
has been directed toward putting the farm
in shape for this work. Fences have been
erected, drains laid, and buildings repaired
and constructed...........--..-.-----+---

Holstein cattle breeding: This project has for
its object the securing of thoroughbred
Holstein cattle suitable for conditions in
the semiarid West............--.--.------

Horse-breeding investigations: Covers experi-
ments in the production of a breed of horses
from American material suitable for carriage
and general purposes; regeneration of the
Morgan horse; establishment of a breed of
gray American draft horses by uniting
qualities of Clydesdale and English Shire
horses; study of the economy of feeding and
raising horses and mules, and improvement
of horses bred on Indian reservations. ... -.

Army horse-breeding investigations: Breed-
ing high-grade stallions, the property of the
Government, to mares owned by farmers,
in order to develop horses suitable for the
United States ged

Poultry breeding: This project covers the
breeding and cross-breeding of poultry for
egg production and at the same time meets
the demands of the market for good food
LOW Gs os see seuweicuiaid sso sds veins se oes Seis

Sheep breeding: The object of this experi-
ment has been to obtain by breeding the
best animals for the production of wool and
food

Principles of animal breeding: Study of the
principles of animal breeding by use of
small animals, most attention to date being
paid to inbreeding...................-.---

$18, 195. 43

3, 503. 60

2, 966. 48

5, 597. 09

39, 261. 14

800. 00

33, 994. 30

48, 914. 18

11, 370. 53

8, 236. 45

1, 089. 70

173, 928. 90
INSPECTION AND QUARANTINE OF IMPORTED ANIMALS.

Total expenditure asabove................. $73, 544. 58

Distributed among the various subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

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Supervisory work of quarantine division:
consists of directing and supervising work

of inspecting animals imported for the pur-
ose of detecting and quarantining those

OUNd diseased :wesenereedwacweanneee veins $8, 488. 05
Quarantine stations: Inspection of imported
animals at Athenia, N.J., Littleton, Mass.,
and Baltimore, Md...........------------ 21, 185. 92
Canadian inspection: Inspection of animals
imported across the Canadian border...... 27, 123. 23
Mexican cattle: Inspection of animals im-
ported across the Mexican border........-.. 16, 797. 38
TOGA ia eccresin siercieitanarsie ils wes aanavelnsicts ¥s 73, 544. 58
SupERVISION or Export CATrue.
Total expenditure as above..........-..--.- $20, 484. 48

Distributed among the various subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:
HEport cattle: Animals are inspected’ to see

that they conform to regulations of the

countries to which they are to be shipped.. $16, 737. 60
Vessel inspection: Vessels are inspected to
ascertain whether the animals have proper
quarters and treatment...............-... 3, 746. 88
MOA s acess sae wee ccsaciotinene se eee sues. 20, 484. 48

Screntiric INVESTIGATION oF ANIMAL DISEASES.

Total expenditure as above..............-.. $131, 579. 91
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 june) ae 2, 144. 89
Unexpended balance (estimated).........-.. 575, 52

Total allotment.................... -- 134, 300. 32

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Pathological laboratory: All work carried on
under this head covers the scientific inves-
tigation of animal diseases and study of
methods of eradication. During the year
investigations were made relative to the in-.
fectious abortion of cattle, forage poisoning
or cerebro-spinal meningitis, mycotic sto-
matitis, swamp fever, dourine, glanders,
tetanus, Malta fever, rabies, blackleg,
chronic mastitis, etc.........-....-.-2...

Zoological laboratory: The work of this labora-
tory covers the investigation of parasitic
diseases of animals and the study, collec-
tion, and determination of animal parasites
and their eradication...................---

Biochemic laboratory: The principal problem
undertaken was a scientific study of hog
cholera and its eradication, resulting in the
discovery of a serum which has proven
effective in checking this disease......_..

Experimental station, Bethesda, Md.: The
work at this station has been largely in co-
operation with the bureau laboratories in
the scientific study of animal diseases. An
independent study of bovine tuberculosis
and Texas fever was carried on during the

$35, 658. 55
17, 409. 58

22, 617. 68

58, 038. 99
133, 724. 80

ENFORCEMENT OF THE 28-Hour Law.

Total expenditure as above................- $4, 368. 43

The object of this work is to phone cruelty to animals
while in transit by railroad or other means of transportation
outlined by act of Congress June 29, 1906.
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EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

BUREAU OF PLANT INDUSTRY.
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Central laboratory of plant pathology: Iden-
tifies and investigates the causes of and
means of control of bacterial and other dis-
eases of plant life. Diseased material is re-
ceived from all parts of the United States
and abroad for examination, and advice
given as to methods of treatment. ......-.

Pathological collections and inspection work:
The maintenance of a herbarium of patho-

enic specimens, also my eoreal and host
indexes of new species and list of plants
which they attack, and'a mycological ex-
change with American and foreign scien-
tists; the identification of pathological ma-
terial received by correspondence or other-
wise; and the carrying on of a rigid
inspection of domestic and foreign plants
to prevent diseases and guard against the
importation of diseased material.........-

$22, 985. 38

8, 586. 61

Total........cceececccccccccccceneces 31,571.99

 

Salaries.
Travel, sta- Apparatus,
Lump fund. ion, @ ; instruments
Projects. Pp tony oe Equipment. | and labora-
Statutory. : Total. penses. tory mate-
In Wash- | Out of Wash- eats
ington. ington.-
1 | Pathological laboratory... $7,474.50 | $18,710.39 |.........-4.-- 62. 02
2 Fruit diseases... 3,635.00 | “a9 g08.34 |" "g7;aaicio | *36 454-88 5430.60 13.35
Forest pathology .. 8,052. 67 8, 583, 83 6,851.49 17, 487.99 4,385. 49 737.95
4 | Cotton and truck diseas 3,770.50 | 19° 115.74 520.88 |  19'407.10 3,861.07 119.75
5 | Crop physiology........ 8, 948. 00 12, 565. 01 968.33 | 287 481.34 3, 202. 63 653.
6 | Bacteriology and nutri 5,637.67 | 16,941. 631.41 910.1 1,532. 01 226.67
7 | Crop acclimatization Tl] 4,287.50 | 197693. 01 7,427.25 | — 24”357.76 983. 56 302. 60
8 | Drug-plant, isonous-plant, physio- . 4 :
ieee, and fermentation investiga- 656k eo
NOMS. 3 os eeieve we gee uwenwenceceaeces B, 795. 26, 407. 61 5, 930. 00
9 | Crop technoiogy......... 4,700. 41 6,907.17 964.17 | Sopa 1
10 | Cotton standardization... 6,090. 00 14, 878. 67 912. 27 21; 880.94 481. 44
42 | Blophyetoal investigations | 3isr00) 'ar$a8:08 | SS] 4g322.85 ae
MONS.....-------- . e .
13 | Dro cresiens seeds, special seeds : _ : ous Hy Otte 08 eal
and plants......... “aiuinie Nalnnia aa'afe njrotc 5 10, 081.13 963. 6 ; :
14 | Seed-testing laboratories... i] .8)387:05 | 147365;32 4,048.73 | 27° 402.00 801.77 |: 183.50
16 | Cereal investigations. . .. 12,522.08) 84,087. 92 , 671. 72, 261. 33 9,019. 04 1,306. 49
16 | Tobacco investigations. ... 4,720.34 1,710. 41 19, 136.79 25, 567. 54 8, 520. 52 9.
17 | Forage-crop investigations. 5, 288. 32 9, 350. 50 5, 305. 04 19, 943. 86 3, 062. 57 246. 80
18 | Paper-plant investigations... 940. 67 4,922. 00 60. 5, 922. 67 759.72 622.00
19 | Alkali and drought-resistant 2, 333. 33 7,179.75 4,797.79 14,310. 87 8, 421. 72 100. 67
20 | Sugar-plant investigations... 1, 990. 83 14, 946. 00 10, 211.05 147. 2, 435. 65 398, 42
21 | Taxonomic and range invest 6, 860. 00 17,914.00 100. 24, 874.00 1,306. 26 219. 36
22 | Farm Management Beacaaiaere 20,058. 11 90, 996. 05 128, 405. 26 239, 459. 42 47,015.17 4,013.59
e ao cecpestive dem 23, 521.31 22, ae ne ee 17 | 295, 258. 47 49, 022. 37 1,704. 78
Bi cle Alone seuss eae al mesecememeces , ; 2,700. 1, 650. gahoos stent
25 | Dry-land agriculture...-.....-. eae 3, 297. 00 5,391.25 34,385.22 | 43/073. 47 5, 490.17 696. 87
26 | Northern Great Plains field station.....|...--..-..--.- , 187. 1,024.16 3, 211. 66 1, 249. 78 3,581.02
27 | Western irrigation agriculture.......... 9, 265. 39 7,340. 61 34, 198. 96 50, 804. 86 6, 781. 21 3,119.90
28 | Pomological investigations............. 17,366. 66 43, 796. 52 7, 833, 62 68, 996. 80 18, 713.13 595. 95
20 <apeinental gardens and grounds 33, 241.18 5, 404.68 }.............- 38, 645. 86 49.5 149.54
80 | Ar on farm and horticulture........ 24, 265.74 25, 048, 33 898. 67 50, 212.74 4,325.74 720.55
31 | Ad: trative and miscellaneous. .... 81, 812. 41 2A, 646. 22 |.........2---5 106, 458. 63 123.1 1,215.16
82 | Congressional seed distribution......... 27, 032. 46 21, 431. 23 5,405. 40 53, 869.09 2,714. 96 1, 426.76
2 Horelen oe ead pr introduction.... 13, 879. 10 17,717.33 19, 309. 92 50, 906. 35 5, 034.9 ” 683. 4
estnut tree bar GONG occ sicecineracedlenabokawunnnte 16, 514.44 22, 402. 74 18 | .
35 | Potatoes and sugar-beet seed under irri- E ; See ieee ot
gato su cesuicacteniese cov acen aeauws anand sea 907. 50 1,336. 67 2,244.17 1,528.02 |...........006 1,089.13
Total saniccrcawavh covaausavewaranes 366,273.18 | 569,552.27 | 643,190.82 | 1,579,016.27 | 227,069.16 |.............. 30, 492. 94-
PROJECT STATEMENTS.
PatnoLoaicaL LABORATORY. Fruit Diseases.
Total expenditure as above........ cahameakts $29, 887.11 | Total expenditure as above.........--.....- $40, 699. 29
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 1, 684. 88 | Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 2, 947.45
Unexpended balance (estimated)....-..-..- 527.51 | Unexpended balance (estimated)....-....-. 250. 26
Total allotment.............--.ee-0-- 32, 099. 50 43, 897.00
Distributed among the several subactivities approxi- Repayment to eredit of Appropriation --..-a:54 5. 47
mately as follows: Total allotment...........-.+++ el: 43, 902. 47

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Laboratory and office: Supervision of field
experiments and demonstrations, prepara-
tion of pone laboratory experi-
ments, and clerical routine.........-.....

General orchard diseases: Investigations of
pear blight, little peach, peach yellows,
apple and nut diseases, and all miscella-
neous fruit diseases not specified in other
projects.........----.-eesee eee eeete ree

Diseases of citrus and subtropical fruits:
The field experiments for this project are
carried on principally in Florida and Cali-

$6, 724. 91

10, 568. 58

GERI cea eci-aecne nia ps So nsacagpace 3, 742.76
Grape and small-fruit disease investigations:

Research work in diseases of the grape and

cranberry and other small fruits, including

the study of the life pee the anthrac--

noses and other fungi attacking these fruits,
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

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Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1918. ‘
F 4 Miscellaneous.
: orage an
me raph,| Freight, Fane eee
x lephone. ress, | of heat, lig] " z i Total.
Stationery. | Furniture. Rent. ani dp ost bani dray- pow er, and” ee Fuel Supplies, Fpeeltied
age. age. electricity. | Yised in services, | Otherwise
bulk. " classified.
* . 06 $1, 431.49 |.. $29, 887.11 1
+38 09 50.29 1, 085.57 40,699.20 | 2
2, 999. 02 56. 90 1 O20,
"197.7 68.19 25,964.85 | 4
784.59 101. 60 88, 423. 99 5
1,691. 92 18. 81 354, 35 6
479. 36 100. 28 35, 462. 79 7
wee) mel mol ag ath eel
4 200! lossigesseene st 5 a , .
636. 36 583. 82 104.90 129. 02 5,034.14 33,921.82 | 10
817. 56 991.87 | 3, 492.00 402. al 4, 34. 3 81, 567. 96 u
765.79 5.00 |... eee. 41, +645. ” 609.
659. 04 284. 24 120.00 17.95 31, 743.57 50,523.91 | 13
204. 79 59.57 |....2...---- 16.31 2; 589.55 31,545. 35 | 14
| eee Oa oe eae
GB0817 |ocncccsediece, 7 3 a i
140. 02 131.88 342. 08 27.37 2) 231.07 209.47 | 17
260. 77 82. 61 45.16 19. a 3, aT = ae cn a He
102568) |lsscisdis- cece vaveemienceeyais 24, 3 :
995.50 55. 23 234.51 56. a6 4, B20, 19 36, a o a
383.59 318.52 |............ 23. is i
4,399. 47 2,576.17 783. 70 487.14 9,515.97 308. 718.36 | 22
3 78 247. oe 835. 00 427. se 3, a 10 aN a o a
64 38:00. Poreiclse me arcicicicts ‘ . 5
319. 63 208. 72 542. 25 173.73 17, 731.31 72, 416.35 | 25
118. 70 121.60 250.00 12, 47 18,317.51 38, 410.82 | 26
630.99 17210! | sieraccrren sae 219.39 13, 727.71 77,414.70 | 27
580. 71 376. 24 720. 00 260. 35 , 713. 72 99,924.45 | 28
BB beech ag | ake cig ee 8
453086 leew ve cereus 240. 3 . x 03 | 30
689. 26 1,398. 33 450. 00 170. 83 3, 331.65 |. 113 888.81 | 31
1, 296. 47 987.97 116.13 | + 295.15 181, 832. 47 |. 247,609.34 | 32
1, 885. 62 189. 48 44.45 314. 49 11, 156.18 71,163.21 | 33
4, 757. 69 519. 61 105. 00 41.67 , 682. 35 64, 835.25 | 34
651.88. |. cceeecceses 64. 84 19. 62 1,988.05 |............ 7,687.42 | 35
35,686.08 | 12,421.07 9, 717. 55 3, 813. 32 2, 328. 95 1,333.91 | 371,425.54 | 13,373.70 2, 800, 832. 84
1 Buildings. 2 Land.

the various pathological factors which pro-
duce diseases, and the most effective

means of combating them................ $6, 446.15
Spraying demonstrations and experiments:
Includes spraying demonstrations for the
control of eprle bitter rot, blotch, scab, etc.,
peach and plum brown rot; also investiga-
tion of decays of deciduous fruits which
attack the fruit after picking and while in

transit or storage............ eisai ee eee cat 12, 629. 61

Physiological fruit diseases: The study of the __

nonparasitic diseases of fruit trees, with
especial reference to nutrition, soil troubles,
stigmanose, and alkali injury, and the ef-

fect of climatic conditions...... Supecdaaes ts 3, 534. 78

Potalissciicaitesadelaseaves dt sscedcesees 48,646.74

Forest PatHotoey.

Total expenditureasabove.......-..-..--.- $28, 820. 78

Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31 aiyamnenen : 8, 264. 83

Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 27.06

32, 112. 67

Repayment to credit of appropriation....... 1.17

 

Total allotment...........eccceeccnee 32, 113. 84

 

Distributed among
mately as follows:

Tabomiery and office: Planning and supervis-
ing fiel investigations; laboratory experi-
ments in connection with the pathological
studies; preparation of publications; cor-
respondence and general office details. ....
Diseases of ornamental and shade trees: A
general investigation of the causes and
means of control of all diseases of ornamen-
tal trees and shrubs; special attention being
given to the bark disease of the chestnut
TreG so 255 se ntwitaccans ewe s'est an
Pathological problems in wood preservation:
Includes an investigation of the cause of
stain of coniferous and other woods; study
of fungi associated with wood-boring beetles,
of the decay of mining timbers, and histol-
ogy and cytology of coniferous wood......
Forest tree diseases: A study of the causes
and control of miscellaneous diseases of de-
ciduous and coniferous trees, including the
leaf blight of white pine and young conifers
and the damping-off disease of forest-tree
seedlings. This work is conducted in the
National Forest Reserves in cooperation
with the Forest Service

the several subactivities approxi-

$4, 459. 64

2, 754. 01

3, 848. 70

21, 023. 26
Wtaled a tast2)) conceit ceca cy .. 32, 085. 61

 
20

Corron anp Truck D1sEaszs.

Total expenditure as above............-.--- $25, 964. 85
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). - 84. 46
Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 21.19
26, 070. 50

Repayment to credit of appropriation....... . 50
Total allotment..........-.......2-4- 26, 071. 00

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Office and laboratory: Planning and direct-
ing field investigations; laboratory experi-
ments and studies; preparation of publica-
tions; correspondence and general office

Metals acise ecicia Saraisiensiciasniaeireengeen ack $3, 570. 15
Cotton diseases: Investigation of cotton rust,
anthracnoses, and other diseases, and the
breeding of wilt-resistant varieties. ....... 5, 175. 01
Truck-crop diseases: A study of the causes
and control of miscellaneous diseases of
truck crops, and the breeding of resistant
WAYLOUCS 5 escpare's acals sian ass xsays sw eyaus vs wie lallsinvelela s & 16, 256. 24
Forage-crop diseases: Investigation of cow-
ea, and clover diseases, and bacterial and
gous diseases of alfalfa................. 1, 047. 91
Total os senes wea atiene keine ase’ 26, 049. 31
Crop PHysroLoey.
Total expenditures as above.-.....- pace cues $38, 423. 99
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 1, 480. 36
Unexpended balance (estimated).....-..... 155. 65
40, 060. 00
Repayment to credit of appropriation....... 23. 35
Total allotment........-....-...-..-- 40, 083. 35

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Laboratory and office: Conducting miscella-
neous ey experiments; planning
and directing field investigations; corre-
spondence and various administrative de-

tol Sy eccsiesnswedeneccsedaeae es es eed ea eels $9, 718. 06
Cooperative testing farms on Indian reserva-
tions in the Southwest: The breeding and
testing of crops which may be grown profit-
ably the Indians themselves, or for
which Indian labor may be utilized....... 7, 380. 32
Establishment of date culture and breeding
new varieties of dates.........--..-.------ 7, 195. 37
Caprification of the fig and breeding new
varieties of figs and caprifigs..........--.-- 2, 362. 58
Life history and breeding of citrous fruits:
The mopeeetion and dissemination of new
and hardy types........-..------+-+++-: 9, 489. 91
Dry-land arboriculture: Consists of experi-
mental testing of deep-rooted and drought-
resistant trees and shrubs for dry-land
regions.......... Hioyse-s ataidunaalonmateetinress iyasnsace 2, 766. 52
Miscellaneous laboratory and field work: In-
cludes investigations of pistache and truffle
cluture, electroculture, and the application
of stimulation treatments to seeds and
Plants seoc:s 22 ss ssc aerstenecoeseoreee sess 991.59
FLO CAE oie nici deaiaie’ os nteiiuiesbre ere creyeneieisierorsi 3°35 39, 904. 35
BacTERIOLOGY AND Nutrition.
Total expenditure as above..............--- $29, 354. 35
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 880. 93
Unexpended balance (estimated)..........- 205. 39
Mota asejssivin veicteinte's e's weresieimnes cist ies - 30,440. 67
Repayment to credit of appropriation....... 63.
Total allotment.............. eee sewieis 30, 503. 82

 

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Laboratory and office: Preparation of publi-
cations, correspondence, and office routine,
and laboratory experiments in connection

with soil bacteriology...........2....2+++ $4, 376. 01
Distribution and aad of legume bacteria:
A study of the life tetas of the nodule-
forming bacteria; experiments in the breed-
ing and selection of more virile types of
nodule-forming bacteria, and the distribu-
tion of these bacteria for the inoculation of
leguminous crops...........--.--+--2++-- 5, 398. 38
Soil bacteriology: A comprehensive study of
the relation of soil bacteria to soil fertility
and crop production..................006-+ 18, 833. 31
Plant-nutrition investigations: A study of
the methods for determining the fertilizer
requirements of crops and the functions of
the different elements of plant food in their
relation to the nutrition and composition
Of CTOp Plan tees vcosaesesewsc! anes kc des 6, 627. 58
Totallsci4: cesteeesaneaeeeak oeeeeee ses 30, 235. 28
Crop AcCLIMATIZATION.
Total expenditure as above................- $35, 462. 79
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated)... 1, 882. 77
Unexpended balance (estimated)........-.- 191. 94
Total............. Goce eeeseecauenine 37, 537. 50
Repayment to credit of appropriation....... 7.98
Total allotment...................... 37, 545. 48

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi
mately as follows:

Office and laboratory: Correspondence, pho-
eorap ne work; preparation of publications,
laboratory experiments, and administra-
tive routine.....2......----------- eens

Acclimatization and adaptation and breeding
of cotton: Investigating weevil-resistant
and drought-resistant types of cotton and
studying the factors of local adjustment. - .

Acclimatization of corn: Concerns foreign
varieties especially and the extension of
corn culture into regions where corn is not
now grown or is a preeariolls Crop....--...

Acclimatization and adaptation of tropical

lants: Study of the plants in their native
hatitat, particular attention being given to
coffee, cacao, rubber and rubber substi-
tutes, economic palms, and other tropical
fruits and vegetables.....................

$6, 137. 58
20, 193. 19
8, 745. 42
2, 269. 37

37, 345. 56

Drue Puant, Porsonous Piant, PHysIoLoGicaL, AND
FERMENTATION INVESTIGATIONS.

Total expenditure as above........ ga dddeee $49, 632. 44
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (ostimated) nb 2, 584. 29
Unexpended balance (estimate VeaegaaeSets 77.09
Total....... sees emer eeise Reese Heian 52, 293, 82
Repayment to credit of appropriation. ...... . 60
Total allotment..................2-.. 52, 294, 42

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Office and laboratory: Planning and super-
vising field investigations, correspondence,
laboratory experiments, and usual admin-
istrative routine....-.....-.---..----.---

Drug and related plants and their products:
Investigations with camphor, hops, vege-
table oil crops, American tea, etc., includ-

$10, 610. 21
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

ing laboratory experiments for determining
principal content, utilization of valuable
constituents, and other technical problems.
Field tests conducted at Arlington, Va.,
Ebenezer, S. C., Orange City, Fla., Madi-

son, Wis., and other points..........--.--- $20, 379. 30 |
Poisonous-plant investigations: Field and
laboratory studies of plants and plant prod-
ucts poisonous to man and animals, includ-
ing larkspurs, death camas, lupines, etc.,
found on the western stock ranges ........ 10, 904. 89
Investigations in plant physiology and fer-
mentation: Technical physiological studies
of crop plantsand their products, conducted,
in various instances, In cooperation with
pathological and crop investigations of
other offices of the bureau........-.....--- - 10, 322. 33
otal ce sere icntient whan eee omiieisigins 52, 216. 73
Crop TECHNOLOGY AND Fiser-PLANT INVESTIGATIONS.
Total expenditure as above...........------ $14, 179. 88
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 eee 3 680. 46
Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 240. 07
15, 100, 41
Repayment to credit of appropriation....... 13. 47
Total allotment............-..--...-- 15, 113. 88

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Agricultural technology: Improvement of
agricultural apparatus; development of
apparatus for alee and artificial projection
in connection with illustrative work; im-
provement in methods of ae and mil]-
ing grain; and various other technological

PO DIOMIS sic. 5: ha .creitcertvaney gate ievesiia wees Guysteis anes $7, 076. 09
Fiber investigations: Cultivation of sisal,
henequen, and similar hard-fiber plants in
the United States and insular possessions;
extension of flax and hemp industries in
this uae both for seed and fiber; inves-
tigations of plant fibérs used in brushes,
upholstery, and other textile lines; labora-
tory work in measuring and testing tensile
strength of fibers; and identification of

fibers and fiber plants. ............-....- 7, 784. 25

Total cccsewsieawe seevewcicmenwsaes>'ss 14, 860. 34

Corron STANDARDIZATION.

Total expenditure as above..........-...... $33, 921. 82

Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 3, 792. 37

Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 55. 81

; me 37, 770. 00

Repayment to credit of appropriation....... 60. 02

Total allotment......-......--------- 37, 830. 02

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi™
mately as follows:

Cotton standardization: Preparation and dis-
tribution of copies of the official cotton
grades; investigations of methods of grading
and ginning cotton, and improvement of
methods for the measurement of cotton
$5, 820. 82
Farmers’ cooperative cotton handling and
marketing: Investigation of methods of
cotton handling and marketing with a view
to their improvement through educational
and demonstrational methods and the de-
velopment of the community idea in cotton
i 11, 893. 37

237, 714. 19

 

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Grain STANDARDIZATION.

Total expenditure as above.........-..----- $61, 567. 96
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 1, 040. 30
Unexpended balance (estimated)..........- 44, 98
62, 653. 24

Repayment to credit of appropriation....... 10. 43
Total allotment.................-.06- 62, 663. 67

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Office and laboratory: Supervision of grain
standardization investigations, including
work at laboratories maintained outside
of Washington; fixing and promulgating of
definite grades; correspondence, and other
details of clerical and scientific work... ..

Grain handling, grading, and transportation:
A study of the influence on grades and
market values as affected by methods of
handling grain on the farm, in transit on
cars and steamships, and while in storage;
study of relation between the commer-
cial grade of grain and its milling and
baking value; laboratory experiments for
determining moisture content, effect of
chemical changes, various kinds of dam-
age, shrinkage, etc., and the fundamental
causes of deterioration, with a view to
establishing uniform and definite standards
for the grading of commercial grain on the
basis of intrinsic values........-...--.-----

$9, 472. 16

58, 136. 10
62, 608. 26

PuysicaL INVESTIGATIONS.

Total expenditure as above.................-
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 pram: 2
Unexpended balance (estimated)

$17, 609. 55
1, 062. 15
70. 30

18, 742. 00
-40
18, 742. 40

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Repayment to credit of appropriation.......
Total allotment............... Seiessigats

Office project: Correspondence and clerical
routine in connection with field and labora-
tory investigations........-........-....

Biophysical field investigations: The study
and comparison of environmental condi-
tions under which crops can be produced
in the semiarid regions; investigation of the
most efficient methods of conserving
moisture and plant nutrients in the soil,
and other related problems..............

Biophysical laboratory investigations: De-
seen of improved apparatus for
rapid determination of moisture content of
grain during transit; experiments in elec-
troculture; methods of correcting unfavor-
able nutrient solutions in the soil which
lead to malnutrition of plants, and various
other biophysical experiments in coopera-
tion with the different offices of the bureau.

$2, 867.98

11, 099. 92

4, 703. 80

18, 671. 70
Srgcia, Szerps AND PLanrts.

Total expenditure as above.................

Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated)...
Unexpended balance (estimated

$50, 523. 91
3, 749. 72
454. 36

54, 727. 99

Total allotment....................--
22

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Introduction and distribution of special
seeds and plants: The purchase and propa-
gation of miscellaneous seeds and plants
for distribution to growers and ‘experi-
menters in various localities of the United
States and its insular possessions, as well
as foreign countries in exchange for seed
and plant material desired for propaga-

tion and distribution in this country. $16,786.70
Distribution of drought-resistant field seeds:
The purchase of seeds of drought-resistant
field crops, both foreign and domestic, for
distribution in the semiarid regions... 37,486.93
PE Otel voncraierele:aoe ae tate wisieie eave eiveversievenm 54, 273. 63
Seep-Testinc LABORATORIES.
‘Total expenditure as above.......---------- $31, 545. 35
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated).. 951. 52
Unexpended balance (estimated)..........- 421. 08
Total allotment..........-....---.--- 32, 917.95

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

General supervisory and office work: Plan-
ning and directing work in all the labora-
tories; correspondence and administrative

TOUTING... icc. ccamew sere ses seeds weresmecee $9, 044. 88
Seed testing: Making tests at laboratories in
and out of Washington for germination and
and mechanical purity of samples of seeds
submitted by farmers and seedsmen; per-
fecting seed-testing apparatus, etc. ......- 11, 073. 65
Seed purity and vitality investigations: Tests
to determine conditions required for rapid
and complete germination and greater vi-
tality, and to distinguish characters of
closely allied economic seeds in order to
disseminate information as to identity of
various classes of commercial seeds. ....-. 5, 480. 30
Adulterated-seed investigations: Testing com-
mercial seeds for proof of adulteration, in
accordance with law......-.-.----++---++-- 6, 898. 04
Total nas swears s saprcisiereierae eetasiersinee so 32, 496. 87
CEREAL INVESTIGATIONS.
Total expenditures as above...-.-----.--.-- $90, 128. 64
Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31 (estimated). - 38, 594. 98
Unexpended balance (estimated).........-- 180. 46
93, 904. 08
Repayment to credit of appropriation....... 59. 42
Total allotment.........-....---.---- 93, 963. 50

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Laboratory and office: Planning and direct-
ing fold wok: preparation of publications;
laboratory experiments in connection
with cereal diseases; correspondence, and
other clerical and laboratory routine. ...-.

Production and improvement of cereal crops
and their products: Investigations include
wheat, oats, barley, rice, grain sorghums,
broom corn, and other grains.............-

Maintenance of general field stations: Ex-
periments in the introduction, improve-
ment, and methods of production of
cereals at various field stations............

Cereal diseases: Laboratory and field ex-
periments and studies in the life history of
rusts, smuts, scab, and other diseases of
grain, and methods of control; breeding of
disease-resistant types of grains..........-

$15, 204. 67

17, 192. 23

36, 249. 45

5, 023. 53

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Corn investigations: Laboratory and field ex-
periments in the production and improve-
ment of corn; a study of the effects on corn
of heredity and environment; production
of improved strains for the diferent geo-
graphical sections of the United States, and
tests and demonstrations of best practical
methods of seed-corn selection, fumigation,
drying, and preservation......... 7

Topacco INVESTIGATIONS.
Total expenditure as above................-

Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31 (estimated).
-Unexpended balance (estimated)..........-

Repayment to credit of appropriation.......
Total allotment

$20, 053. 74

93, 723. 62

$31, 340. 82
618. 17
141. 35

32, 100. 34
75

32, 101. 09

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-

mately as follows:

General supervisory and office work: Plan-
ning and directing work in the field, cor-
respondence, and clerical routine.........

Connecticut Valley tobacco investigations:
The improvement of native tobaccos by
hybridization, breeding and selection, fer-
tilization, etc., and a study of tobacco dis-

Maryland tobacco investigations: The work
of this and the following tobacco projects
is similar to that in the Connecticut Valley.

Kentucky tobacco investigations. ..........

Ohio tobacco investigations. .......-......-

New York tobacco investigations............

Virginia tobacco investigations..........-...

North Carolina tobacco investigations. ......

Pennsylvania tobacco investigations. .......

South Carolina tobacco investigations........

ForRAGE-CROP INVESTIGATIONS.
Total expenditure as above...........------

Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31 (estimated). .
Unexpended balance (estimated)

Repayment to credit of appropriation.......

Total allotment..........-..--4- caesishe

31, 958.

26, 678.

$8, 286. 64

3, 189. 51

1, 169. 58
2, 480. 92
1, 443. 68
1, 613. 72
4, 225. 50
4, 758. 60
1, 957. 65
2, 833.19

99

$26, 209. 47
466. 60
2.25

32
30

62

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-

mately as follows:

General administration: Planning and di-
recting field work; preparation of publica-
tions; correspondence and office routine. - .

Forage-crop investigations: Experiments and
and tests with alfalfa, clover, grass, and
minor forage cme such as soy beans, cow-
peas, velvet beans, bur clovers, and
vetches; and a study of improved methods
of culture of forage crops in the semiarid

PaPER-PLANT INVESTIGATIONS.

Total expenditure as above................
Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31 (estimated). .
Unexpended balance (estimated)

 

Total allotment.......--.--...---+00.

$8, 947. 97

17, 728.10

26, 676. 07

$11, 737.77
1, 615. 79
167.11

18, 520. 67
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRIOULTURE.

Utilization of crop plants as paper stock, in-
cluding tests of carnaval rice straw,
broom corn, stover, and other material from
both wild and cultivated plants as substi-

g

a
tutes for wood in paper ma, $13, 353. 56

ALKALI AND DROUGHT-RESISTANT PLANTS.

Total expenditure as above.............---- $18, 914. 91
Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31 (estimated)... 1, 129. 75
Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 68. 67

20, 118. 33
Repayment to credit of appropriation....... 4.00

Total allotment............-.-.-..--- 20, 117. 33

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Breeding and physiology of alkali and
drought-resistant plants: Breeding of forage
and other crop plants suitable for cultiva-
tion under alkali and drought conditions;
investigation of the physiology of alkali an
drought resistance; study of the value of
native vegetation as an indicator of the
capabilities of land for crop production in
arid and semiarid regions; life history and
breeding of pomegranates........--..-----

Egyptian cotton breeding and alkali and
drought-resistance investigations in the arid
Howth west. cccas sevice cendces. cnet neers

$15, 605. 00

4, 439. 66
20, 044. 66

SuGAR-PLANT INVESTIGATIONS,

Total expenditure as above..... poveiacmearays $36, 173. 39
Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31 (estimated). . 1, 365. 87
Unexpended balance (estimated).........-. 236. 57

Total allotment.................---.- 37, 775. 83

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:
Office and laboratory: General office details

and laboratory work in connection with
the investigation of sugar beets and other

sugar-producing plants..........-...-----. $6,376. 28
Sugar-beet investigations: Includes investi-
gations of the diseases of ae beets, experi-
ments looking to improved cultural meth-
ods and breeding of improved varieties.. 29, 942. 54
Sugar-cane investigations..............--.-.- 521. 55
Minor sugar-plant investigations: Work in-
cludes maple, sorghum, and miscellaneous
sugar-producing plants............2......- 698. 89
Totaliscndsses ves os comcnadaneneweeneen 37, 539. 26

Taxonomic AND Ranee INVESTIGATIONS.

Total expenditure as above.......-....--.-- $27, 879. 67
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 817. 42
Unexpended balance (estimated)... .. nee 92. 91

Total allotment............-.......-- 28, 790. 00

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Administration: General supervisory and
office work, including the planning and
directing of scientific investigations. .....

Range investigations: A study of the life
history of forage plants of the national
ranges; experiments in pasturing and in
both natural and artificial reseeding of de-
ne neuirely overgrazed and worn-out range
ENG. scsciezecineccsecesacereneek see eee eee

$7, 857. 81

2, 249, 24

 

28

Economic botany of native-plant races:
Work has special reference to the utiliza-
tion of valuable species in the western
United States, Mexico and South America,
and plants used by the American aborigi-

MOS cscnica wciern sector eee a cuaoomeiaee re area ae $4, 378. 37
Botany of economic grasses: The collection
and identification of economic grasses, both
native plants and foreign introductions;
the preservation of authentic and correctly-
named specimens, and the compilation of
a manual of North American grasses...... 5, 833. 50
Systematic work in economic botany: In-
cludes an economic monograph of the
heather and blueberry families with special
reference to their utilization in the United
States; the preparation and publication of
bulletins on nonperennial Medicagos and
varieties of Philadelphus, Deutzia, Escal-
lonia, and their allies, and various other
economic problems. ............-.-.----- 8, 378. 17
To talicctusckeoeeresmeaweteukes ss ecicierd 28, 697. 09
Farm MANAGEMENT.
Total expenditure as above........-..-.---- $308, 718. 36
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 4, 867. 46
Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 1, 972. 29
315, 558. 11
Repayment to credit of appropriation...... 153. 17
Total allotment............-.---.---- 315, 711. 28

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Administrative and supervisory: Planning
and directing field investigations, corre-
spondence, and usual office details........

Farm economics: Detailed studies of the rela-
tion of farm income to factors of production,
including cost accounting investigations,
farm-management surveys, study of farm
equipnient, CtCssscnsnescennsscteeemecee

Special farm-management studies: Investi-
gations of tenant farming; relation of weeds
and tillage to farm management; relation
of farm practice to yields; relation of geo-
graphic factors to farm enterprises; study
of hay making and utilization, farm credits,
farm insurance, etc...............--------

Farm management field studies and demon-
strations: Regional investigations of the
practices, organization, and administra-
tion of individual farms; and studies of
types and systems of farming, with a view
to enabling farmers to improve their sys-
tems of farm management. .............-.

Utilization of cacti and dry-land plants: Ex-
periments to determine the value of the
prickly pear as forage, for ornamental pur-
poses, and for human food, and to develop

ineless varieties of cactus; also studies to
etermine the carrying capacity of ranges
means of restoring over-grazed areas, an
_investigation of range management under
different conditions..........-..-........-

$43, 506. 31

53, 193. 14

37, 566. 35

169, 120. 52

10, 199. 50

3138, 585..82
FarRMERS’ COOPBRATIVE DEMONSTRATIONS.

Total ex) enditure ag above..............-.- $354, 912. 96
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). 767. 91

 

Unexpended balance (estimated).........-. 170. 44
355, 851. 31

Repayment to credit of appropriation....... 58. 71
Total allotment................+-.0-00- 355, 910. 02
24

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Office project: General administrative and
supervisory work; outlining plans for co-
operators and agents in the field, corre-
spondence, and various office details. .....

Demonstration work in the South: The study
and demonstration of improved cultural
methods, diversification of crops, prepara-
tion of soil, selection of seed, and other
means of counteracting effects of the inva-

$61, 230. 66

sion and ravages of the cotton-boll weevil.. 294, 450. 21

DOtal as siecansinwnwsas severeeesccesex< 355, 680. 87
Loacep-Orr Lanp INVESTIGATIONS.

Total expenditure as above...........--.--- $4, 466. 07

Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 117. 02

Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 416. 91

Total allotment.................----.-- 5, 000. 00

These investigations consist of the working
out of methods for clearing logged-off lands
and their utilization for agricultural and

dairying purposes......-.----.---+0+--0++ 4, 583. 09
Dry-LanD AGRICULTURE.

Total e enditures as above..........:..... $72, 416. 35

Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 8, 391. 46

Unexpended balance (estimated)......... 3 369. 19

: 76, 177. 00

Repayment to credit of appropriation. ...... 55

Total allotment..........-.....-.-6-- 76, 177. 55

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Office project: Planning and directing field
work, preparation of publications, corre-
spondence, and other supervisory and ad-
ministrative work............-....------

Methods of crop production under dry-land
conditions: Experiments in crop rotation
and cultural methods suitable to the Great
Plains area, carried on at various field sta-
tions in North and South Dakota, Montana,
Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico,

$11, 583. 74

NorTHERN Great Puiarns Frevp Station.

Total expenditure as above................. $38, 410. 82
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated).. 10, 881. 24
Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 82. 94
Total allotment..............-.----.- 49, 375. 00
An experimental farm to demonstrate the
kind and character of plants, shrubs, trees,
berries, and vegetables best adapted to the
climate and soil of the semiarid lands of the
United States. ccc sccaaces ie ses sitesi 49, 292. 06
WESTERN IRRIGATION AGRICULTURE.
Total expenditure as above.......-......... $77, 414. 70
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated)... 2, 486. 45
Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 784, 24
80, 685. 39
Repayment to credit of appropriation. ...... 82. 47
Total allotment...........e2eseeeeees 80, 767. 86

 

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Office project: Planning and directing field
work, summarizing results for publication
correspondence, and other supervisory an

office work. eisieinidhavauciw'sinre tien eoaaie ee asnieieis $21, 226. 41
Irrigation agriculture. investigations: The
study of agricultural problems connected
with subduing new and reclaimed lands and
best methods of tillage, irrigation, etc., nec-
essary for the utilization of these lands;
and the supervision of experimental work
in cooperation with other branches of the

bureau and the Reclamation Service...... 58, 674. 74

TL Otalivias.ce5s gaan sesaecweeeeee eee 79, 901. 15
PomoxocicaL INVESTIGATIONS.

Total expenditure asabove.............-.-- $99, 924. 45

Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 3, 711. 65

Unexpended balance (estimated)............ 265. 56

; 103, 901. 66

Repayment to credit of appropriation....... 6. 90

Total allotment.................2.0-- 103, 908. 56

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Office project: Planning and directing field
investigations; correspondence, and other
necessary office routine. ...-.............

Fruit marketing, transportation, and storage:
Srodying causes co oo lps means
of improving the keeping and c i
quality of fruit by impmved miathods of
picking, handling, precooling, and proper
refrigeration during transit and in storage,
special efforts being made to secure uni-
formity in packages and grade standards,
and to bring about cooperative marketing
in thiscountry and abroad................

Viticultural investigations: Experiments in
the culture of native and foreign varieties
of grapes, and methods of handling and
marketing grapes and grape products, in-
cluding a study of the unfermented grape-
juice industry, with a view to extending
the grape industry throughout the Middle
and South Atlantic and Gulf States........

Fruit-production investigations: A study of
the adaptability of fruit varieties to en-
vironment in different sections, includin;
the cultivation of fruits under semiari
conditions and in the national forests. .... is 8, 625. 69

Nut-culture investigations: Study of the rela-
tive merit and adaptability of pecan varie-
ties to soils and climatic conditions of the
South Atlantic and Gulf States; testing
effects of cross-pollination on qaanilty and
quality; also experimental work with the
native and Japanese black walnuts, butter-
nuts, filberts, chestnuts, and almonds.....

Pomological breeding investigations: To im-
prove the quality and type of citrous fruits,
eepecially. in California, by breeding and
selection; breeding hardy fruits edapted to
conditions in the upper Mississippi Valley,
in cooperation with the Iowa State Experi-
ment Station and State Horticultural So-
ciety; improvement of peaches in the New
England States through bud selection... ...

Pomological collections: The compilation and
maintenance of reference files; maintenance
of herbarium and collections of models and
paintings; the simplification of fruit nomen-

$16, 506. 19

39, 104. 04

13, 721. 14

3, 504. 08

5, 789. 57
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

clature; the furnishing of descriptions of
varieties of fruits submitted for identifica-
tion; and varietal studies of fruits culti-
vated at Arlington Farm................-- $16, 385. 39
103, 636. 10
EXPERIMENTAL GARDENS AND GROUNDS.

$47, 097. 33
287. 83
66. 02

Total expenditure asabove................-
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). .
Unexpended balance (estimated)

Total allotment..................---- 47,451.18

This work involves the general care of the de-
partment greenhouses and grounds, includ-
ing the cost of construction and repair of
greenhouses, growing and care of tropical
and miscellaneous pene under glass, im-
provement of grounds—including the plant-

Ing of trees and shrubs, etc.—experimental

work with greenhouse crops, forcing of veg-

etables, growing florists’ crops, providing

eenhouse facilities for vegetable patho-
logical and physiological experiments of
various offices of the bureau, and general

hybridization work...........-.....2..-. 47, 385. 16

ARLINGTON Farm AND HortIcuLtturReE.

Total expenditure as above.............---.-- $62, 309. 03
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 1, 069. 57
Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 892.14
64, 270. 74

Repayment to credit of appropriation. ...... 1, 903. 68
Total allotment..................-2-- 66, 174. 42

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Office and laboratory: Supervision of horti-
cultural investigations conducted at
Arlington Farm, Va., and elsewhere;
laboratory experiments, correspondence,
and office routine.......--.--.-----------

Arlington Farm: This project includesa wide
variety of tests, breeding and selection
work; maintenance of fruit variety and
other horticultural collections for systematic
study, comparison and description; and an
investigation of methods of plant propaga-
MON 2 pss chose sisitasisinseemsceeescoranse

Truck-crop investigations: Includes the test-
ing and developing of new and improved
strains of vegetables and flowers under
glass for commercial purposes; an exhaus-
tive study of the peanut industry; improve-
ment of celery by hybridization; fertilizer
experiments; and a survey of the trucking
regions of the United States..............

Landscape gardening, floriculture and mis-
cellaneous horticultural investigations: In-
vestigation of the arrangement, effects,
and uses of trees, shrubs, and plants on
streets, parks, and lawns; investigation of
the efficiency of various systems of plant
propagation...............-2-2-2-0-2-20--

$7, 641.09

32, 816.76

19, 413. 27

3, 507. 48

63, 378. 60
ADMINISTRATIVE AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Total expenditure as above........-..-.-.---- $118, 888. 81

Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated)... 1, 787.37

Unexpended balance (estimated)............ 189. 23

Total allotment.......... sidieterajainanaia _-+- 115, 865.41

 

26

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows: ‘

Office of chief of bureau: This project covers
the general administration of the business
affairs of the bureau, and general direction
of all its investigational activities, and
includes the office of chief clerk, editorial
office, office of records, central file section,

and supply section........-..-.---------- $96, 726. 35
Office of assistant chief of bureau: Assists the
chief of bureau in conducting the adminis-
trative work, and has general supervision
over the bureau library..........-.------- 18, 949. 83
Total ocsdesavicns-ccesisclebiseieeesee ne 115, 676. 18

PuRCHASE AND DISTRIBUTION OF VALUABLE SEEDS.

(a) CONGRESSIONAL SEED DISTRIBUTION.

Total expenditure as above..........-..---- $247, 609. 34
Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31 (estimated). - 5, 260. 66
Unexpended balance (estimated)..........- 1, 102. 46
253, 972. 46

Repayment to credit of appropriation....... 81.59
Total allotment.....-......---.------ - 254, 054. 05

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Office project: Salaries and miscellaneous
expenses of the office force connected with
the supervision of the distribution of seeds
ANG, Plats wsnic-c sie.caversie pera qpanyorteacrsimeieniere

Congressional distribution of seeds and plants:
Purchase, transportation, handling, packet-
ing, assembling, and mailing of vegetable,
flower, cotton, tobacco, and lawn grass
seeds, Dutch bulbs, strawberry plants
grapevines, and miscellaneous seeds and
plants for distribution; cleaning seed pur-
chased for distribution, and investigation
of seed distribution methods; commercial

roduction of Dutch bulbs and of sugar-
Feat seed, with a view to establishing the
industries on a commercial basis in the
United States....... Lect es Oa le eens eg

Testing and propagation of forage-crop seeds
for congressional distribution: The pur-
chase, inspection, weighing, handling,
storing, cleaning, bagging, franking, and
mailing of forage-crop seed for congressional
distribution, and for direct distribution to
OXPEMMENtOLs! -::<is,ccis specie vast etewe ecies oe

$25, 617. 52

219, 321. 83

7, 930. 65
252, 870. 00

(b) FOREIGN SEED AND PLANT INTRODUCTION.

Total expenditure as above............-...- $71, 163. 21
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 1, 384. 78
Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 71.11
a 72, 619. 10

Repayment to credit of appropriation....... 762. 51
Total allotment..........-.-.....--.-. 73, 381. 61

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Office project: General direction of foreign
introductions; securing through correspond-
ence new and valuable seeds and plants
from all parts of the world and distributing
same for test among experimenters in this

COUNTY so2 Ficdecisieoaececsd chicane $19, 943. 52
26

EXPENDITURES

OF

Foreign explorations: Covers the cost of send-
ing out trained agricultural explorers to in-
vestigate agricultural methods and re-
sources of foreign countries and search for
seeds and plants that may be useful and

THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

distributing new plant introductions to

suitable localities,

according to climate

and other conditions; investigations of
special introduced crops, such as the dash-
een, mango, bamboo, etc.; and the raising

 

 

 

 

 
 

   
  
  
   

profitable to American planters and assist in of new varieties of loquat by hybridization. $40, 833. 39
the introduction and development of new Investigations with foreign forage-crop seeds:
plant industries see eceecceeenececenee-s 86,795. 03 The testing and distribution of varieties of
Plant-introduction field investigations: The grasses, legumes, and other field-crop seeds
maintenance of pinot inteoduetion gardens and plants secured from foreign countries. . 4, 976. 05
at Chico, Cal.; Brooksville, Fla.; Ames,
Iowa; and “Yarrow,” near Rockville, Md. Total......ccccescceccecceccccceccees 72,547. 99
for the purpose of testing, propagating, and
i FOREST SERVICE.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1918.
‘P y
Salaries. Travel.
Subsistence
National forests. : ‘pci Wages. supplies.
Statutory. Lump fund. |Transportation.| Meals, lodgings,
P ete.
1 | Absaroka.......2..00.2.02-0eeceeneeeeees $11, 411.61 $3, 067.06 $296.75 $766.30 $789.73 $306. 05
2| Alamo.. 8, 567.50 ” 647.25 161. 20 317.93 1,477.61 5.
3 458. 8, 905.78 905.70 1, 743.95 7,775.96 1, 106. 65
4 5, 361. 08 367.13 1, 448. 82 2, 062. 81 738. 92
5 4, 575. 56 338, 59 1,173.12 1,717.02 194. 47
6 5, 943. 90 2, 587. 60 4; 132. 69 7,916.31 701. 26
7 5905.2 122.10 313.06 1, 505.72 723.79
8 1) 664.17 234.90 731.11 1, 284. 28 41.18
9 2) 307.22 614. 63 673.05 1, 303. 09 5.97
10 5, 655.81 547.85 525.02 4,760. 35 2,254. 88
1 2, 821.94 736. 66 1, 507. 82 1, 231.84 248. 28
12 7, 185. 03 258, 588.32 6, 538. 02 948.16
13 8, 149. 84 492.03 1,057.05 5, 533. 40 1,723. 98
14 3, 040. 83 516. 63 1, 505. 44 4, 500. 35 319. 98
15 4, 363. 36 447.34 830.96 2} 497. 56 859.31
16 1, 304. 45 137.70 513. 20 920. 8.77
17 687.50 64.30 160. 63 961. 25, 24,92
18 5, 437.19 348, 84 648. 50 1,215. 49 938. 26
19 1, 385. 56 209.35 354.10 2, 928. 66 545. 06
20 10, 120. 22 417. 85 806. 95 1, 457.88 2,035. 92
21 2) 301. 67 331. 44 442. 27 1) 884. 99 916. 82
22 5,221.13 408. 66 872. 02 2} 304. 87 544. 44
93 | Cascade..-..-..-.2.2-02-se0ecreeeee 5, 826.38 414. 50 588.93 3) 833.23 |...c.cecee-e see
94 | Challis.......2..2.00s0000-c0ece ee 2; 817.79 118. 65 199.00 1, 242.74 500.98
25 2} 393.34 398. 55 416.85 3,212. 35 908. 43
1, 412.93 : : : :
ra 8,729.18 1,071.56 627.91 1, 190.96 172107
28 , 227. 6, 948. 58 569. 50 658. 65 9; 120. 09 3, 650.90
| baeR) uae) a] gas) ee
; 1,905. : : . :
a Creche eanansacd : 8) 403. 11 554. 04 885. 5, 072. 62 1, 435.05
32 | Coeur d’Alene..............-.0---- 16, 569.58 11,727.16 1,320.50 2,784. 16 11, 945. 62 4, 367.41
33 | Colorado........-.---0--sc0ceseeee 10, 904. 15 2) 365. 01 676.00 976.87 1) 825. 19 325.96
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12) 101.37 34 : : : f
38 13, 317.49 "717.50 265. 45, 743. 91 3, 051.50 39.
37 13, 245. 55 9, 783. 85 767. 6 1,145.35 9, 908.29 3, 728. 37
10, 286. 66 793. 22 : ; i
39 5, 085. 55 2,935.29 250. 96 356.05 "437.93 113. 47
40 1, 100.00 40.0 21.15 65.15 151.00 |.-..........--..
41 17, 383. 98 4,176.10 763. 64 1, 144. 13 6, 452. 90 932.06
i "358.08 | 4, 268.8 ionos| = 'srrias| O78 ios. 2
7; 255. : : ; ; :
a 11} 259. 45 449.16 85.89 251.07 997.75 557.70
45 10, 156.37 3, 336. 65 267.01 597.29 3,092. 16 110. 45
£ 0200/01 | 1493.88 281: 60 333.00| ere] BL he
10, 220. 01 : 6 : : :
i 10, 496. 08 1,574.21 292.73 272.34 2,760. 56 550.02
s "osios | 3,733°61 ieo.o2|  “seean| Pasig] tas
8,051.95 33. : : : ;
a 9) 653. 61 4; 450.99 370. 40 690. 66 "939. 50 158.32
52 11,125. 2,095.22 333.00 700.33 396.75 |--...2.00s2-0--0
53 18, 947.03 4, 857.01 801. 49 1,679. 40 7,057.17 1, 537.67
: ue] Pe) mel ee, | S| ee
12) 836. 3: i j P ; i
8 ao) ae} ea} geet] a |
12,777.21 5, 960. : : 568. :
24 Holy Cross. 2 2.....csc0s-e- 11, 617. 87 2,708, 94 471.78 953.04 1, 238.37 37.92
59 | Humbold' 7,974.98 2,096. 93 231.30 20 884.2 128.65
60 | Idaho... 8, 943. 4,417. 88 186.71 259.90 1,771.37 201. 63
61 6, 508. 32 4,521.95 341.75 590. 52 977.00 |--.......-2--208
62 12, 930. 41 3, 165. 58 629. 50 783. 65 2,230. 58 199.65
oan? | "706.83 103.38 basse | _ii01s| aang
8, 032.77 . 93 : : +109. ;
6 14) 370. 82 12, 106. 84 al0. 06 3, Sos. 74 11, 386. 41 2, 408. 71
66 700. ; 584.00 ; ; SADSSOL | SSanacectcecce ce
12) 931.11 5, 422. 27 1,155.58 718.47 682. 64 299.13
68 16, 485. 28 15, 240. 36 "816.10 1, 964. 55 5, 687.56 2,308. 80
69 14, 195.82 11, 403. 84 652. 53 644.7 16, 283.51 6, 466.94
70 9,184. 44 1, 000. 00 229, 22 214. 96 634.14 31.30
71 10, 609. 14 13, 668.34 372.38 782.47 1, 280.95 618.45,
72 14, 598. 3, 933.06 276.7 636. 1,354.74 201.70

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 27

INVESTIGATING THE CHESTNUT TREE Bark DIsEAsE. with the authorities of the States where the ;
Total expenditure.as above........ Seeders . $64, 835. 25 disease is causing injury..-...-...---.--- BGe/OT1 06
Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31 (estimated)... 3,205.91] Porarors anp SuacaR-BEET SEED UNDER IRRIGATION.
Unexpended balance (estimated).......... 1, 958. 84
—————_—_ | Total expenditure as above........ iisiencnates $7, 687. 42
70, 000. 00 | Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated)... 2, 107. 45
Repayment to credit of appropriation....... 30.10 | Unexpended balance (estimated)......--..- 205. 13
Total allotment.............-..2--+-- .70, 030. 10 Total allotment..........---.--.----- 10, 000. 00
Study of the nature and habits of the para- Experiments, variety tests, and disease in-
sitic fungus causing the chestnut tree bark vestigations with, potatoes; and a study of
disease and methods of controlling it. The the feasibility of growing sugar-beet seed
work has been conducted in cooperation in southern Idaho........ degececsseecwees 10,794, 87

FOREST SERVICE.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1918.

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

. Freight Telephone | Miscellaneous Furnishing
Materials and 2 Adver- 3 4 Forage and
ress, and and supplies and Rent. heat, light Fuel. Total.
equipment. rayage. tising. telegraph. services. ete,” stock feed.
$1, 857. 64 $556. 28 $20, 45 $75. 76 $86. 70 $480. 00 $16.35 |......-.----- $384. 67 $20, 115. 35 1
1, 190. 22 61. 76 16.40 1.80 154. 72 10. 00 18.00 $65. 50 700. 00 13, 395. 74 2
6, 077. 57 2,802.44 |......-..... 399. 75 53. 70 210. 50 12.00 6525 bossa exes ces 57, 457. 85 3
2,424.13 1, 003. 00 37. 49 80. 69 515.19 48. 00 3. 60 53. 50 1,049. 96 31, 402. 07 4
3, 580. 08 925. 05 63. 104. 56 50. 402. 94 25, 917. 86 5
3, 287. 48 1,495. 73 105. 12 228, 36 1, 056. 76 46, 771. 32 6
3, 254. 76 969, 22 52. 85 41.95 704. 64 20, 330. 89 7
1, 268. 75 651, 41 29. 63 46.78 8
1, 569. 89 207. 09 68. 95 103. 84 9
1, 808. 27 520. 64 5.99 55. 89 10
3, 504, 69 1,320. 61 29.10 154. 69 li
3, 414. 02 927.10 15. 94 113. 56 12
2, 448. 07 430.19 89, 42 72. 25 13
3, 464. 63 739, 45 116.36 |ncisesis comes 14
1, 497. 97 1,306. 61 34, 20 60. 00 15
1,126. 70 589. 89 tO: | aati ve cigs casts 16
559. 86 16. 00 38. 05 17
3, 142. 01 265. 75 53.15 12. 80 18
1, 330. 68 277. 80 79. 56 68. 78 19
3, 975. 97 1,689. 30 11. 85 45, 04 20
2, 223, 36 642. 79 30. 20 21
1, 408. 04 854, 05 42,97 101. 67 22
4, 985, 22 613. 28 6. 26 66. 46 23
1,115. 52 657. 84 6.60 ficcceccescenc 24
2,079, 45 1, 108. 95 31, 42 19. 63 25
1, 521. 32 246. 40 15. 94 26
1, 259, 11 165. 09 71, 00 60. 00 27
2,914. 04 567. 87 3. 65 99. 40 28
4,735. 89 891. 66 |........--.- 212. 60 29
2, 857. 38 975.82. | .caasweceses 151. 68 30
4, 213. 40 2,464. 91 67. 55 31
3, 328, 82 762. 33 25 126. 59 32
1,099. 45 728. 57 49. 63 92. 00 33
5, 885. 99 819. 74 51. 40 93.21 34
1,492.14 554. 98 35. 21 33. 78 35
1, 633. 88 615. 58 25. 32 144. 87 36
3, 972. 09 1,142, 10 | eccecescace 150. 24 37
957. 85 130. 82 26. 85 3.30 38
669. 43 512. 63 18. 82 32. 65 39
197. 92 17,00: | dace 2 | eae tevee secs ae 40
1, 382. 58 946. 03 20. 84 21.97 41
83 494, 04 214.70 177.73 42
1,374. 89 304. 63 8.54 53. 65 43
419, 61 “12, 05 44. 44
1, 498. 36 131. 68 8.03 190. 61 45
3, 140. 96 1,080. 90 24, 09 64, 5 46
44 204, 25 26. 44 49.15 47
1, 867. 18 211, 10 24, 82 36. 00 48
3,798, 69 2, 936. 56 40. 49
2, 040. 93 343, 19 121.65 101. 91

1, 487. 14 404, 61 53.35 80. 50 51
1, 124, 83 292. 37 | 14, 45 36. 71 52
2, 381. 74 678. 95 34. 00 16. 45 53
~ 1,529. 81 - 446,71 35. 34 87. 60 54
5,971, 52 1, 044. 57 40. 32 55
1,640. 41 293. 88 17.99 41.12 56
1,364, 17 193. 41 54, 20 79. 02 57
157. 16 41, 43 61.15 58
1,571. 68 422, 69 31, 7 72, 60 59
1, 963, 13 676, 66 7.43 16. 65 60
. 40 38. 1,80 124, 02 61
1,696. 54 556, 40. 93 67.4 62
911.30 1, 153, 37 10.80 25. 63
1, 967. 22 849, 47 £00 lo sasascacenes 64
2, 407. 21 424, 66 233, 62 40.49 65
972. 86.75 1, 61. 95 66
4, 429, 97 865. 23 3.35 59, 85 67
5, 204, 49 1, 162, 55 82. 60 68
|, 068. 47 1,120, 46 161.70 30. 00 69
1,362. 91 197. 8: . 65 70
2, 959. 97 1,098, 08 7.75 60. 34 . i 71
2, 389, 57 561. 67 58, 02 154, 43 264. 03 106:'00 |.caewesceas soe 12,25 730. 89 25,277.37 | 72
28

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

FOREST SERVICE—Continued.

Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended Juné 80, 1918—Continued.

 

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Salaries. Travel.
National forests, Wages. Subsistence
Meals, lodgings,| supplies.
Statutory. Lump fund. /Transportation.} ‘ete. Bings,
Terni ss. .ctsaseoesaceteoas seve se senoes $10, 584.18 $3, 560. 83 $253.25 $509. 00 $714.00 $88.67
iseaamosccuinctianns 8, 984. 72 5, 102.77 334. 2 366.75 2, 108. 55 460.39
wsiasiarsiara’giaiatare lacctarate 9, 055. 26 427. if 428. 41 1,189. 87 66.75
12, 383. 18 8, 503.74 832. 67 9, 383. 2, 829. 92
anes arctatta Rea wic ica 2,082. 90 619: 92) le sescwcccwcsesee]omaesswessecices
13, 258. 60 3, 992. 24 1,023. 89 1, 267.92 650. 34
11, 963.05 5, 700. 82 415.16 457. 51 35. 54
i 868. 1,392.94 462. 49
138. 42 1, 649. 04 64.78
86.08 225.48 |scnesinenacdsiovee
1,374. 47 2, 626. 68 167. 57
221. 1,335. 51 50. 29
353. 43 1,079. 24 111.34
154. 67 1, 365. 00 150. 76
267.95 821. 88 166.01
768. 05 1,178. 87 747,12
V2) lesevievesasasace|i saiecae ve eueaes
1,024.78 1,051.33 74. 52
244.76 899.50 |....0...202---05
587. 26 892.50 10.90
741.55 880. 30 14.70
181.05 1,212.15 244. 20
213.70 5, 689. 44 1,397. 48
239.90 122. 50 99.3
508. 74 2165515: |eweaseswew concen
275.50 5,661.15 1,983.85
729704 2, 270. 98 87.
1, 169. 29 7,531.76 2,151. 88
556. 32 8,997.05 2, 446. 65
1,570, 96 8, 662. 45 12. 48
654. 60 2,311. 25 877.94
325. 20 874.76 408. 11
1, 712. 54 3,777, 14 1,285.59
803.7 , 221.73 708. 6!
1, 252. 65 7,509. 86 2, 768. 49
1,381.06 9,099. 69 1,577.62
1, 150. 83 4, 241.88 1,324.15
186. 25 1,615. 47 215. 87
229.05 874.39! | os iamrnncaejeeie
874.10 383. 00 8.80
511, 28 5, 966. 53 798.12
1, 211.35 2,849. 90 558. 75
1,391. 55 1, 808. 68 521.95
488. 69.50 4.75
2,642. 40 13, 275.10 2, 713. 68
700. 50 1, 889.38 867.
San Isahel.. Si 593.00 1,027. 25 315. 48
BOM TU gic sicictarea iar nieisiaieisistarsiere siaissersiaiate 9, 298.95 3,073.34 727.14 1,133.74 7.13
Santa Barbara..........-.-.------- wasese 20, 813. 61 7,486.01 947.90 4, 586. 63 958. 49
Banta R0S88.c ccs ssscce ssc kesscassesesace 174.00 185.00 503.50 1, 207.00 566.98
| Santiam. ... .cccccvsacvecsescccasanssscese 5,352.77 5,049.85 211.61 2,397.92 285.75
Sawtooth ..ccic2scancxscsecesscnsecinexasws 12, 691. 75 3, 571.04 7239. 63 1,814. 41 385.
SOLWAY: 5 sic.- sserunariinkivnin Neem aacrsirer 9, 6123. 34 2, 700. 00 324. 60 9, 705. 70 1,009. 07
Seq tiOla seie siauiie aasjnaic od nv aencticnamace ca 12, 302. 21 7, 790. 69 757.03 2869. GO wcacasence essa
SOV IGE ase ste se wrwisicss a6 Sis sist ecois tig s1nisiarsisiie ainsi 12, 118. 88 342. 22 361.77 1,411. 23 108. 66
SN ASE8 joe scicisnis ncecrarcte cio crersrase aiaieis'ai'sie'aje-ace 19, 278.32 9, 482. 74 2.088. 15 4,180. 63 1, 938. 85
IBHOSNONG sac cd cicena esi wericda ease an omen 18, 545. 01 2, 548. 33 1,043.00 1, 929. 28 18. 72
Sletra isc sievetsastannssiateieediceaes oes 24, 147. 75 15, 599. 21 1, 274. 85 5,071. 22 . 22
SIOUX ccate ars icrnrsiceossioisicn aacacisiaced stale si 5, 656. 11 829, 45, 301.17 188295) | socacenesasoeee
SiskiyOu....----02-0+eecesecencecenecnene , 729. 7, 846.95 554. 78 6, 672. 08 1, 464. 87
SIteTOAVOSis sje'tisaisrarssiseidinie on nteinew erisista'e gts 10, 165. 57 4,634. 85 581. 25 3,377.10 470. 32
Siuslaw.... 6, 330. 29 3.330. 39 480. 60 12, 731. 51 3, 541.70
Snoqualmie. 11,308. 90 8, 400. 90 939. 75 8, 424. 50 2, 661. 32
SODTIS .6i0 2s ngeeaaseatine ee een a eeeeity 10, 898. 04 8, 591. 05 “8A5. 02 2, 886. 23 507.02
BLAM AUG. oesiceaccinneeRhcadaabieasesicease 17, 493. 87 8,776.91 1, 284. 71 2,074. 65 232.01
Sundance......------ eee e eee ee eee eens 4, 458. 61 1,315. 01 345. 97 585. 73 99.
SUOMI OR is csnisrccwrsisdia sie cininreinsing cs ateeiehie ee 7. 889. 17 8, 731.17 421.39 3, 220. 51 609. 73
ANG cag orisreice screens oisine seine sisleciaicer oi 19, 851. 38 12, 928. 65 1,353.35 2,111.08 443, 25
TarghOd .vicacisdncddwaweorensddasusaeans 12, 904. 99 7,173. 60 208. 65 1, 750. 48 1, 281. 86
Teton.. 10, 805. 55 3, 028. 34 113.90 5,344. 85 1, 192. 85
Toiyabe 4,176. 67 5, 406. 66 421.78 , 119. 49 242.
"TOMGASS  asaiciaraisie.asistersse:aisieis Sie Sisinieisiejn oie 55 3, 754. 13 10,374. 99 1,140.17 2, 908, 84 920.06
Tonto.. 8, 816.38 3, 353. 34 687.15 2, 683. 50 78. 45
Trinity 16, 961. 66 16, 206. 05 1, 632. 50 6, 661. 58 912.02
Tusayan 13, 294. 14 6, 638. 87 887. 33 1, 658. 43 154. 92
inta.. 15, 896. 94 4,023.06 527.30 2,214. 27 1,013. 49
Umatilla. 6, 121.11 4,007. 49 22. 1084041: | osccceiencnenes
Umpqua..... 10, 926. 40 6, 180. 68 1,085. 45 , 4,248. 41 1, 281. 24
Uncompahgre 18, 290. 89 2, 630. 99 705. 51 1, 829. 05 450. 71
Wallowa.....- 9,901.11 3, 330. 57 606. 2, 559. 99 41.03
Wasatch..... 7, 628. 06 3,005. 83 163. 60 1, 988. 79 248. 54
Washakic...cccsssccenccccscceercennacee 6, 875. 00 965. 00 363, 41 389. 88 65.00
Washington pecanagovseeerres + ssenreenane 11, 486. 38 5, 953. 88 433. 33 3, 207. 93 793. 48
Weiser......- 14, 240. 54 ~ 4,663.94 465. 9 1,198. 74 606. 53
Wenaha.....- 7,629, 15 3, 281.4 303. 62 1,347. 25 84. 84
Wenatchee.... 11, 417. 49 38, 598. 79 554. 41 2,128. 26 655. 33
White River......- 11, 165. 12 4,398. 34 1, 225. 33 773. 25 205.36
Whitman......---- 14, 457. 96 7, 258. 02 990. 17 3, 821. 65 882. 99
Wichita. ec cvesenanseeseenersssene heme a 345. 00 1, 247.19 i. 123. 904. 69 19.00

 
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

.

FOREST SERVICE—Continued.

Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1918—Continued.

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EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

FOREST SERVICE—Continued.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1913—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
  

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Salaries. Travel.
National forests. ‘Wages. te
Meals, lodgings, SUppues:
Statutory. Lump fund. /|Transportation. ‘ete.
1 | Wyoming. ......2.2.....2ccceceeeeeeeeee $8, 807. 22 $5,046.95 $202. 60 $370. 10 $3, 107. 78 $1,376.38
2) Zuni ba 3,995. 55 1, 486. 38 225, 94 79. 30 1, 189. 90 11.56
Bl Wola .2cs.-.scacecesseee 1, 751, 951. 52 757, 934. 46 73, 384. 92 123, 468. 78 501, 205. 50 117, 272. 69
4,| New forestshicns cssewescecsstsccsewees ceen|oeacananasovecue 8, 362. 18 581.31 841, 38 10, 219.34 1, 462, 97
5 | Headquarters, district 1.......-......--- 43, 250. 49 42, 404. 90 8, 145. 81 11, 248, 92 , 596. 137.06
6 | Headquarters, district 2. : : 38, 869. 34 33, 141, 8, 466, 48 7, 473.09 2,300. 71 691. 91
7 | Headquarters, district 3 , 266. 35 27, 894. 33 9,356. 73 8, 250. 72 3,039. 80 168. 20
8 | Headquarters, district 4 37, 807. 92 38, 412, 24 7,500. 28 5,399. 02 4, 648. 62 1,561.11
9 | Headquarters, district 5.. oe 39, 253. 11 59, 136: 68 11, 593. 82 11, 248. 61 5, 048. 04 1, 413. 25
10 | Headquarters, district 6.......-......--. 42, 199. 76 46, 191.35 8, 282. 61 , 684. 82 4,141. 45 843, 93
i Total 242, 646.97 247,181.18 53, 345. 73 53,305. 18 23,775.61 4, 805.46
12 | Forest-products laboratory 23, 71. 95 77, 682. 66 2, 864. 78 , 325. 40 1, 454.17 49.99
13 | Supply depot, Ogden... . 13, 711.98 880. 00 225.20 211.20 720.00 |..-.2-222-eeee
14 | Property auditor, Ogde: 7, 759. 49 52. 50 138. 85 191,40) soscscedeanondes | eacaewseenenacsa
15 Total out of Washington........-.| 2,039, 781.91 | 1,092, 092, 98 130, 540. 79 181, 273. 34 537, 374. 62 123, 591.11
16 | Washington office..........--cceeeeeeeee 193, 538, 48 140, 240. 25 16, 808. 47 19, 031.96 1, 502. 58 _ 300.24
Grand totals c.seess- acces sceievc. 2,233, 320.39 | 1, 232, 333. 23 147, 349, 26 200, 305. 30 538, 877.20 123, 891.35
PROJECT STATEMENTS.
THE NATIONAL FORESTS. Receipts from national forest resources.
Summary. guest BRO circ ee hhisles leis, {ies Sadameeeemiais $1, 039. 20
PAZ bs saa icicte icias fara areois a: Sevejayalererarevetesa oS 5, 813. 04
[Area, 187,487,976 acres.] Come ares
Total expenditures.............-......--- $3, 945, 460. 90 | Special use....... 22... ee eee ee cee cece eee ee 183. 05
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 20, 209. 42 sete ORAS
Total al mee || 2. ee an
‘otal allotment..................-- t . ;
bee, ey i Atamo Nationa Forest (NEw Mexico).
Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
: [Area, 941,790 acres.]
mately as follows: .

: Total expenditures................0.2.0000- $13, 388. 30
Ordinary current expenses. -. $3, 214, 245. 83 | Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 7.44
Fire and other emergency... ie a a . pte terns Ae
Permanent improvement 79, 772. Total allotment.................2...- 18, 395. 74
Silbviculturéscs-cece cones sec ceceltercnies 154, 476. 93

3, 965, 670. 32
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale............-----0----eeee ees $1, 282, 647. 07

  
   

 

Timber settlement.......--..--.------+--- 36, 104. 57
Timber trespass......--..------+- iene 17, 557. 96
Grazing see 552% saiceeseeckaaeee --- 1,001, 156.15
Grazing trespass. ......--------2+-e-e eee 6, 583. 36
Special use........-----0-2-- eee cece cere 67, 230. 68
Occupancy trespass........-----+--e-e-- 47.17
Fire trespass.........------++++ sae eee snes 5, 028. 01
Water power.........--2-2---- eee cece waa 51, 235. 08
Total....... ire eekesnaans eclereriy 2, 467, 590. 07
Assaroka NationaL Forest (Montana).
[Area, 987,710 acres.]
Total expenditures..........--..-.-+-- ceeee $20, 098. 05
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31..-.....-..--- 22. 30
Total allotment............-.2---+-6- . 20,115.35

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

  

Ordinary current expenses.......--.-------+- $17, 321. 44
Fire und other emergency...-..--.-+---+--+- 340. 00
Permanent improvement........----+++-+++5 2, 385. 91
Silviculture...........-.--66- osecaseses Hees 68. 00

20, 115. 35

Total .< civcisieie'eiciesiajsisin sive vege see =i

 

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses......-...--....... $11, 874. 02
Fire and other emergency.............-+ a 53. 60
Permanent improvement...................- 1, 468. 12

Totalicsesnseere wee guece vee ses soars 13, 395. 74

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale. .s.cncnnceesncsaceesdeeaccaces $953. 95
GAZING soc os aetresweie sieneammentoededbes ~4, 000. 00
Grazing trespass..........-....2--2--2-05-- 5, 358. 24
Special Uses. 22. cAdoueece cece eseee stows 52.70
Occupancy trespass........2-2.+2.2-eeee eee 1, 660. 83

Total ceswadwsesiacidedekeveassiuas ex's 12, 025. 72

ANGELES Nationa Forzst (Cauirornia).
[Area, 1,165,300 acres.]

 

Total Sa olersjorathees conetits stage tates a $57, 399. 84
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............. 58. 01
Total allotment....................-. 57, 457. 85

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses.........:.-...-.-. $42, 080. 90
Fire and other emergency...........-----+--- 8, 935. 54
Permanent improvement......-...---------- 4, 596. 23
Silviculture s..as/asciscs amecsinind oes noo a eicistswaisic 1, 845. 18

Total. ..... sue aeue dem cmeee oesemencine 57, 457. 85
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

31

FOREST SERVICE—Continued.

Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1918—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Freight, Telephone | Miscellaneous Furnishing F da
Materials and 2 Adver- ; ‘orage ani
ress, and and supplies and Rent. heat, light, Fuel, stock feed. Total.
equipment. rayage. tising. telegraph. services. etc.
1
$2,634.01 $420. 02 $43.61 $54.00 $897. 85 $163.00 $12.00 $56. 05 $258.81 | $23,450.38 | 1
236. 41 104.11 46.14 15.30 DAB 50: || oe agascisiewice an] sGbs ace qenceie los Ueawne teeine 287. 00 7,923.09 | 2
335,883.50 | 102,280.85 | 5,061.70 10, 384. 74 44,173. 11 49, 116. 15 2,429.18 3,445. 42 87,677.80 | 3,965,670.32| 3
3,050. 09 503. 79 43. 67 131. 35 381. 30 420. 25 8200) | saveswawadocalaeeesseeeseer 26,000.63 | 4
6, 234. 73 1,940. 37 16.20 197. 44 642. 35 3,825.54 27.36 46. 62 249.45 | 121,964.23 | 5
3, 668. 15 649840 owiasewene 436. 61 570. 10 . 5 60. 102,448.41] 6
3,449. 39 569. 25 18.00 389. 15 1,293. 14 ; 99,557.38 7
098. 09 922.16 158. 66 979. 03 1,441.74 2,550. 00 273.91 986095 |e onkessooueaes 108,139.03 | 8
7,451.51 2,066. 64 157.81 1, 263. 61 679. 00 8, 782. 80 2.60 |icsdes vawasae|ssossasen coon 149,097.48} 9
17,957. 82 605. 31 62. 40 602. 3: 786. 34 UG BOM ABN rorcrca rst neat |e cen eise sme ower ice Sse 138, 682.62 | 10
44, 759. 69 719,889.15 | 11
905. 129,271.79 | 12
45,151.94 74,566.38 | 13
netidw eoswennce ; 8,072.24 | 14
441,750.86 | 121,228.54 | 5,518.44 14, 801.56 50, 699. 36 88, 162. 01 4,591.95 4,135.79 87,927.25 | 4,923,470.51 | 15
82, 187. 24 1,613. 12 502. 38 6,411. 60 9,021.95 3,081. 23 601.10 0 eee cee Saeces 424,855.30 | 16
473,938.10 | 122,841.66 | 6,020.82 21, 213.18 59,721.31 | 91,243.24 5,193.05 4,150. 49 87,927.25 | 5,348, 325. 81

 

 

 

 

 

 

Receipis from national forest resources.

Timber salewnsgas edes dsnaseisid\aiseeeswe des $1, 359. 50
Timber settlement............-...--.----6-- 166. 00
Timber trespass: xscs2scccncesveearese sexes 6. 00
GYAZING: 5 e525 255 ¥ 24 -4a MOYES TOReseeake 1, 470. 07
Special Wserioc. oss see sewiccecasacesweensese 5, 925. 31
Water power. ............-20- 2-0 ee eee eee eee 7, 004. 00

Motalics cvsee gs asiantoheesareimateseasas 15, 930. 88

ApacHE NATIONAL Forest (ARIZONA).

(Area, 1,625,400 acres.]

Total expenditures.........-...------------ $31, 366. 76
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............- 35. 31
Total allotment............--..--.--- 31, 402. 07

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

  

ne current expenses...............---- $27, 683. 22
Fire and other emergency...............---- 294. 00
Permanent improvement.............-.020+- 3, 368. 90
Silviculture. ...........-2..- 22 eee eee ee eee 55. 95

Otel ss arsatwcieladtin aia ciaintieueese edie se 4 amarere 31, 402. 07

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sales. asppaccecctdceehanece sess $3, 262. 93
Giae IB yess sl rsanlaceco cen sese see ceeG 15, 926. 81
Grazing trespass. ........-2---.2e-eeeee wiper 378. 20
Special use. .322252 ssinsesiseeceasweswe ane es 1, 795. 95

otal ce sciie a csasuucueseeseewes yeaa 21, 363. 89

ARAPAHO NATIONAL ForEST (COLORADO).

[Area, 759,440 acres.]

Total expenditures.......-.-...--.----.---- $25, 635. 62
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............- 282, 24
Total allotment........ semeeseceeesss, 25,917.86

 

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses.............-.---- $21, 740. 32
Fire and other emergency.............2+2+-- 7. 70
Permanent improvement. ........-...--.+.4+ 2, 069. 84
Silviculture. .............0..200 eee eee wees 2, 100. 00

(Ota: : ce Ge estes aan anmanieaaseee 25, 917. 86

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sales. cccwaue sores sds aeasenisecnude $18, 170. 81
Timber settlement............-------.---2-- 56. 65
Timber trespass. ......-...02..22--0ee eee eee 40. 56
GYAZIN 8s oe sedi ce eceiens <'s's/e ses oeenaes 1, 563. 65
SPeClall Use. snc. oueceesdepucas <etansaneeee 339. 13

Total.......... eoeueenee sayeiseoes 20, 170. 80

ARKANSAS NATIONAL Forest (ARKANSAS).

(Area, 1,262,390 acres.]

 

Total expenditures............-.2.222....2. $46, 616. 64
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 154. 68
Total allotment...................... 46, 771. 32

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

 

Ordinary current expenses $39, 971. 71
Fire and other emergency........ 2, 687. 51
Permanent improvement........ 4,011. 92
Silvieultures.s< wicca snisiaaigae sa slenoaveeees 100. 18

Total add sobacan aoe aaeetanesacec este 46, 771. 32

Receipts from national-forest resources.

 

Tim ber GAlC: isi. esiv'a's'e e's aise eee ees eee $39, 043. 47
Timber trespass........-.--2-2----2-ce neces 10. 89
Special us@sccc ccc cec ess ctcneeteae cases cae 51. 50
ALOT POW CPs is 2 ee 6 v.6 diejaseiereisiee nue cnc 181. 00
Ota cjctciceijaos x sotnacsonassemecee -- 839,292. 86
82

AsHiey Nationat Forest (Uta AND WyYomine).

[Area, 998,160 acres.]
Total expenditures....................2...- $20, 330. 89

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ................ $14, 932. 78
Permanent improvement..............2..... 5, 348. 36
Silviculture... ..... 00.0.0... cece cece eee 49, 75,

Total Sivol scans ee Dees OO, 20, 330. 89

Receipts from national-forest resources.

Timber Bale taki weenie autos aad $1, 040. 46
Grange. oe ccee vi4s iecntiniewruaince sy ede dou 7,477. 13
Grazing trespass..........0..2..2.022.2002. 44, 27
Special use..... 2.2... 22.2. eee eee eee 22. 80

Lotall 2.122 ce neoasasGudceshbinentns 8, 584. 66

BartLEMENT NatIONAL FOREST (Cotorapo).

(Area, 677,340 acres.]

Total expenditures....................0000 $16, 531. 58
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 12. 39
Total allotment....................2. 16, 543. 97

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ...............- $14, 611. 82
Permanent improvement......-.........02+- 1, 872. 16
Silviculttire sc seevees see v4 2 qesasseseseeeys 59. 99

MOtal j.uxsenceusmawanscesea siete 16, 543. 97

Receipts from national-forest resources.

Winber #6 onc c0.2ccnndiiasaeseueesleiace $1, 337. 00
Timber settlement..............2.-.-.--.055 324. 48
GFAZING Ss ccwiewtcenthnG perce sic aeamaliadeemene 9, 066. 24
Grazing trespass.........--2-2.-22-20200-20e 125. 10
Special Use. oc -cccneveieey sev tccunsesseedce 397. 30

Total ooccccedeseceexs soaneseceeees 11, 250. 12

Beartoota Nationat Forrest (MonTANA).

[Area, 681,930 acres.]

Total expenditures.-.-.................0005 $18, 387.14
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 183. 94
Total allotment. ........-........--- 18, 521.08

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. .............--- $15, 780. 85
Fire and other emergency.................- 145. 00
Permanent improvement. ...............-. 2, 495. 23
SUVviCul (Ure osc eae ceeceiad secu aneaheees 100. 00

Motel gases theca MIN eins a 18, 521.08

Timber sale... ss 22sec scantsiaseceiaiee et eae eases $11, 094. 79
GATING oie ses. e uss actistaias acon wlssassrora. wa OE Siaisiate 4, 112. 84
Grazing trespass. ............. 20. 2ee eee eee 39. 76
Specialise ....c0 hess coe we Alii eke te chaise 126. 40
Waiter power sci: oo ses chioz da gciwleen o's s's'sis 2.40

Total. css csccess sevcuies cedwicesewee 15, 376.19

 

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

BEAVERHEAD Nationa Forest (IDAHO AND MonTANa).

[Area, 1,457,000 acres.]

Total expenditures...........--2------e-ee-- $28, 023. 48
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31...-......... 15. 94
Total allotinent..............----..-. 28, 039. 42

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses $18, 371. 66
Fire and other emergency.....-......-.- ji 8, 011. 30
Permanent improvement...............--+ 1, 634. 24
DUVICUICNIOS io2de5c 5 Lo vhse nan aelaaenicea s eae 22. 22

TOtal sess aceiisile se sc'seistsidcecdieceas sy 28, 039. 42

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale............ Rat tere eta ea is Se $1, 794. 12
GPO ZANE se ike Soe hace aessin 2 ahs teed vey nieutids eeedke 15, 894. 89
Special use...........-..022..22022 2 cece eee 58. 26
Water power. .............. 20. e eee ences 65. 00

Lotall cass asked eeaceegeteoawsedws 17, 812. 27

BieHorn Nationa Forest (WYOMING).

{Area, 1,136,200 acres.]

Total expenditures....................2..-- $28, 712.91
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 194. 05
Total allotment.................2.... 28, 906. 96

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses. ................ $25, 387. 21
Fire and other emergency.................-- 45.75
Permanent improvement. ................. 2, 814. 00
Silviculture... 2. occsee sees csciweeeceeseee ; 660. 00

Ota. cicacscnicupiee eesti ees sac 28, 906. 96

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber'sale.. «25s s:scsauveseeeeseeies ee $1, 546.15
GYAZING wc ois 25's os cigeaietee ne weeeidcc aces 18, 083. 93
Special use le xcsrjcinisecsxccwrsiecisiaceeate.e 4 p00 ars 383. 14

Totals cccee ss ssetnnsnadegeedesdecdes 15, 013. 22

Birrerroot NationaL Forest (Montana).

(Area, 1,154,550 acres.]

Total expend Salvia ass} Sareea geeemerte 3 $32, 570. 67
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 209. 28
Total allotment.....-.............2.. 32, 779. 95

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ..........-..... $22, 075. 97
Fire and other emergency..............-.. 564. 10
Permanent improvement...........-...... 4,011. 88
Silvicul tireisis csesesee sis 2 sesipiscite stds oan 6, 128. 00
Potal awcccs ace s\satiedinnaeonacacnaciers 32, 779. 95
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale......-.-.-.---2-0eeeeee ee ee eee $467. 85
Timber settlement. ...........2-2.....2-... 142. 37
Grazing.......-----.-----22 +222 eee eee ee ee 912. 32
Special use......-....------------- 22. eee 275. 02
ree

Total ........--22-200 2222s eee ee eee. 1, 797. 56
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Biaokreet NATIONAL Forest (Montana).

(Area, 1,067,090 acres.]

Total expenditures..............-..-eeeee-- $32, 055. 22
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 84, 98
Total allotment.................20005 32, 140. 20

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ...............- $26, 234. 14
Fire and other emergency...............0025 1, 172. 76
Permanent improvement...........--..+-- 4, 533. 30
Silviculture sc scsciescsseessscssxtenwanceeesics 200. 00

Total scesesetececeiciueageenetieseecien 32, 140. 20

Receipts from national forest resources.

Pim benetle,  e  ecie $23, 204. 80
Grazing trespass. .............-.ceseeeceeeee 47.71
Special Use snes 2c y cscs pennassaseestesnes 37. 50

Total ecoe soso wonguelecteces cuicews 23, 290. 01

Buiack Hitts Nationat Forrest (Sours Daxorta).

(Area, 600,480 acres.]

Total expenditures............-....ecceeeee $31, 528. 32
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 48. 45
Total allotment....................-- 31, 576. 77

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses $26, 096. 99
Fire and other emergency........ ‘ 1, 427. 29
Permanent improvement. ........-....0.0. 2, 252. 49
Silviculture... 22... 2... cee ee ewe cece eens 1, 800. 00
Total ccacxcsveuesnes dev oese cases eee 31, 576. 77
Receipts from national forest resources.
Tim ber sale aneisisicisiccicrcwaseie Secs Sods anode $24, 720. 89
Timber trespass..........2...20.2eesceeeeee 966. 56
Grazing ices casswnmeicce os sea veew ceuicee 1, 295. 85
Special Use 5.253 c. ceive. ees sed eis 2, 075. 19
@ ULEBPASS....2.2- 2-2 eee eee eee ene ewee 330. 00
Water power. ......--.--0..20--ceseccncnee 121.01
Total cdjcevelseia en os) eaaneseen 29, 509. 50
BoiszE NarionaL Forest (Ipano).
[Area, 1,107,000 acres. |
Total expenditures........-....--.2-.se0ee- $28, 223. 44
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............. 3.10
Total allotment.............-........ 28, 226. 54

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses.............00.+- $21, 961. 60
Fire and other emergency.............-.++++ 158. 50
Permanent improvement..........-..-----.- 2, 024.01
Silviculture ccc csscesesseccsasecawesscacc as 4, 082. 43

Totals siceseeteneeedeescecies s2a2% 28, 226. 54

Receipts from national forest resources.

Tim ber sale. osc eS cwisistcbehens ce aivleleie ss = $2, 841. 82
Timber trespass.....0-.2.sceccseeeccee seisie 2 1, 140. 00
Grazing ieee nue cis s seeeisinaiveneeskicouews ew 8, 955. 19

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Grazing trespass. ....5.....0ee sees cee ee eeee $36. 00
Special use........... aisles) bela elee em eee cree.ce 44, 20
Fire trespass sesisc ses oss osisiseseeseeasees 56.19
Water POWe?: «.scccsesssceesasacseaacceecsa 1.00

Total. ccisceisieie's « se. cuediies eesec cases 13, 074. 40

BonnevittE Nationat Forest (Wyoming).

(Area, 613,270 acres.]

Total expenditures...... oo arasdia eleva wala ues $11, 111.77
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............. 121.31
Total allotment.........-...-..-..--- 11, 233. 08

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses..........+ sccceee- $9, 346. 48
Permanent improvement..........00---0+6-- 1, 737.77
Silviculture..........---++-2ee sees eee ee eens 148. 83
TOs ois's cicidetatcininseivisidweie cinise na ee aiah ers are 11, 233. 08
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timm Ber Sale uiosei oi sich 6 siaseuidcwedecec ee dts $747.91
GYR ZANE oo oc.uccslera's's 5 sscin-Sinserwieisin’y 5 4°55 Ginierarehn 1, 313. 70
Special 86 i icisicieiere c's aisiaisinenierasisier’ o/s's'clu'eieigia 41.97
Total......... bo is ibinie Wicio(eais.ec‘eisiems'slete 2, 103. 58
Bripaer Nationa, Forest (WYOMING).
[Area, 577,850 acres.]
Total expenditures.............-------2.--. $9, 670. 68

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses...........cceeeeee $8, 134.14
Permanent improvement.................00- 1, 361. 54
Silviculture..... Base esiie sasioeweccasameceess 175. 00

Total...... Siete einrereieueiieed cows aaa 9, 670. 68

Receipts from national forest resources.

   

 

Timber CE ee $855. 56
Gene Bere hats eicibiats 4, 431.12
Special use...........-------- eee ee ee eeeeee 46.70

Total ......cececeeeeeeece reese ee eeees 5, 333. 38

Caninet Nationa Forest (Montana).

(Area, 1,026,550 acres.)

 

Total expenditures................2...0200. $21, 978. 88
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............. 44. 58
Total allotment....................-- 22, 023. 46

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Gealiay current CXPeNses..........ceccee cee $16, 893. 36
Fire and other emergency.............00000 936. 35
Permanent improvement.................22- 3, 493. 76
Silviculture cscecssseeccccsssecscccereccvccs 699. 99

Total soo. dune tasnie dessa oaansa Muedes 22, 023. 46

Receipts from national forest resources.

Tim berisale sco: cee enres setceellanorens $5, 575. 85
Graz. osc cen center esc cemenesceceeee ss 22.96
Special use.......ceececeeceee cece eeeenes oe 72.00

Dotalcccscseseesicads sxeccascieeed seed 5, 670. 86
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Cacuz Nationat Forest (Ura AND Ipano). |

[Area, 579,660 acres.]
Total expenditures................0.eeeeeee $20, 224. 28
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.........0000. 7.82
Total allotment....................0- 20, 232.10

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses..............000-- $17, 299. 23
Fire and other emergency..........6-......- 15.30
Permanent improvement...........-.222.00- 2, 223. 90
Silviculture..... 0.000000 elec eee ee cence 693. 67

Total ssscen seis cancels etweieawese es 20, 232.10

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale.......2.2.....222 000 e cece eee $2, 426. 21
Timber trespass...........2..00ceeeeceeceee 20. 40
GRAZING 2 oc cmb se aethwa lieve aioe 12, 114. 86
Grazing trespass....-.........000000ceeeeee 43.39
Special use............. 2000 elec eee eee 124. 65

MOL Fs ese solacurticn io wccictenaes eee 14, 729. 51

Catirornia Nationat Forest (CALIFORNIA).

[Area, 1,061,300 acres.]

Total expenditures.............2222.2020005 $34, 172. 34
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............. 188. 58
Total allotment.................2..2- 34, 360. 92

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses...........-..002-- $27, 481. 62
Fire and other emergency................... 3, 234.94
Permanent improvement................2.0. 3, 644. 36

Total.co25se haul ake.' eT sdeaagewees 34, 360. 92

Receipts from national forest resources.

Winn ber: sale jos :ccceiesiesaisicins oes as Sa ons $5, 006. 15
GIaZING! ois SoaSienc on Sere gages soeabemanee 5, 367.76
Grazing trespass....-.--....00.00.sceeeeeee 5. 40
SPCCIAL USE 5 =. ceases wintecianisivig w'sie's sis siaidig'gtsreicis 51.89
Occupancy trespass....-...-..--.-2-2-2--6- é 16.35

i Jocuieee denna 10, 447.55

Carisou Nationat Forest (IDAHO AND WYOMING).

[Area, 702,360 acres.)

Total expenditures..........-.........--00- $18, 601. 43
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 8.60
Total allotment....-..-..-..0..0.0005 18, 610.03

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. .........ceceeee-- $14, 808. 12
Permanent improvement.........cceeeceeeee 2, 751.91
Silviculture. .........2... 22. e eee eee eee 1, 050. 00

MPO tal s sscictale srase\ehnxeveravere uiuatiniels  wle’s’oie's%s' 18, 610. 03

Receipts from national forest resources.

 

Timiberisale::; « sacscewdisctwics dee psec se siass $1, 123. 48
GragiNG ss antics ee a wewed te ca cmaeenct 20, 887. 46
Special uses. ocieciciccises 2 eaiiaieiei vee cin eivinw'en 167. 60
Water power. ......----.-. eee ence eee ie siete 24, 20

Total cies. 2 scanners ceieaaienici’s 4 o\sinia 22, 202.74

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

Carson Nationat Forest (New Mexico).
(Area, 1,123,400 acres.)

Total expenditures................--.220.-- $25, 103.73
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 1.35
Total allotment..........--...---.--- 25, 105. 08

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses.......-...------.- $22, 503. 77
Fire and other emergency........--.---.---- 66. 40
Permanent improvement................- 2, 534. 91

MD Otal ch oaeG se naa deca 25, 105. 08

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale...........0..202020 0c eee ee eee $4, 250. 45
Gira ZANE peste es Spares taiaié peices sie Sib 8 Sci dosti 16, 701. 93
Grazing trespass.............02eeeeeee neces 50. 33
Special Uses cccicevcaniced ches acid cook one aucue 130. 15

LObAl cus somnasae se eawseteese see -. 21,182.86

Cascape Nationa, Forrest (OrzGon).
[Area, 1,097,700 acres.]

Total expenditures..........-...2..00000-0- $27, 154.1
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31... ......... 102. 9
Total allotment........:.........+-.. 27, 257.11

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

 

Ordinary current expenses. ................ $21, 898. 68
Permanent improvement.................. 5, 358. 48
Totals nv eiraccienvnbosecveessecetee 27, 257.11
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber 8416 ..:0i0's visie's sve ec eeanaesseseecs $92.20
GTAZING 6 os: weewuinies oe ee cencaeese essen I, 094. 75
Special use... -.202-- 22sec cesesine aces ce. 167. 25
Total as. us /aesaesievecoasaeaecse 1, 354. 20
Cuatiis Nationat Forest (IpAno).
[Area, 1,194,000 acres.)
Total expenditures.........-...-..-.2-..... $16, 313. 51
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31... ......... .83
Total allotment. ........-....2-2.... 16, 314. 34

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

  

 

 

Ordinary current expenses. ............-... $13, 014. 34
Permanent improvement 3, 300. 00
Total....-....--------eecee eee eee eee 16, 314. 34
Receipts from national forest resources.

Pim ber sales... «sc cvcess cate sanauwaty es'ecdes $1,209. 44
Timber trespass...........--2- eee e ween ee 6.75
Grazing....--- 2-2-2222 e ee ence eee eee neces 4, 662. 25
Special USC sacs vee ce oseovsicivneesecaceecea 26. 20
ater POWCFr.....+- Soccer cece ween wee rewe 25. 00
Total ss:csccicsniwies s S82 saiersieedaicieat 5, 904. 64

CHELAN Nationau Forest (WasHINGTON).
[Area, 786,680 acres.]

Total expenditures..................-2.2.. $17, 754.15
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31... ......... 60. 45
Total allotment................-..... 17, 814. 60
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

 

Ordinary current expenses. ............---- $13, 878.75
Fire and other emergency... . 36. 60
Permanent improvement...............--- 8, 899. 25
Totals o< setesesevereSexees cccensasy 17, 814. 60
, Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale... . 2.2.0.0... 2c ee eee eee eee ee $1, 424. 72
Timber trespass......... riots vtusclo/S°a/S-eTs atetateratete 20. 37
GYOTANG aos crcsc tcc wigeeg niall vb A eos ore Sie sis nie 997. 62
Grazing trespass............0.20.000eee eens 34. 46
Special use........ 23. 55
LOL WO WOR sce srsisrsvaicra eve iarsrsizterets: sangtelers 3's sspsteie: 25.00
Total ez: cvcweswies sos cecwandeesecacas 2, 525. 72

Curricanua Nationa Forest (ARIZONA AND NEw
Mexico).

[Area, 488,000 acres.]

Total expenditures............-.....c0000e- $14, 935. 31

Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 456. 28
Total allotment....................- 15, 391. 59

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ...........- e+ $12, 831. 80
Fire and other emergency. .....-.--..222-- 269. 20
Permanent improvement... .......-.--.--- 2, 290. 59
Wotalwscevessencvis ss aacawearecs seen 15, 391. 59
Receipts from national forest resources.
Tim ber sales: ocasvacwnowloncessceaceeseeesie £1.059. 85
GIa7INO ea ccenc ce sao bisa ae manaknametases 4, 219. 45
Grazing trespass...........-0..-0.-0-- eens 1.75
Special use...........22222 22 e eee eee eee eee 528. 29
DOtAlS cokes caietseidinisieig oie werete Wale ears 5, 809. 34
Cuueacu Nationar Forest (ALASKA).
(Area, 11,267,850 acres.]
Total expenditures...............-2--.22.-- $13, 087.51
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 445, 25
Total allotment.........-..--.-.....- 13, 532. 76

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses $12, 568. 83
Fire and other emergency........ 213.93
Permanent improvement... ..-............ 750. 00
Totaliinnjesseeen eee She eee ein Se ua 13, 532. 76
Receipts from national forest resources.
Tim ber sales s--sis:eicisieiseice tersdceinsice ew en sees $3, 578. 92
Timber trespass...........-...eeeeeeee eens 80. 00
Special Use sco. 2.0 s arararesncins ae selene 346. 00
Motel fais ise hosciak a oan eke 4, 004. 92
CLEARWATER Nationa Forest (IpAno).
[Area, 822,700 acres.
Total expenditures..............--2-+-220-+ $32, 253. 74
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 304. 54
Total allotment..........--.-2-----6- 32, 558. 28

 

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Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 
 

   

Ordinary current expenses $26, 408. 28
Fire and other emergency 1, 650. 00
Permanent improvement... ...........--+. 4, 500. 00
Totals escsenccnee 335% veasaseceeees 32, 558. 28
Receipts from national forest resources.
GIAZIN fos soot vase eSeoue sees $365. 00
CLEVELAND NaTIONAL Forest (CALIFORNIA).
[Area, 1,575,670 acres.)
Total expenditures..............-..e0002--- $32, 233.01
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31... 85. 05
Total allotment.............-...0000- 32, 318. 06

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows: i

 

Ordinary current expenses...............+--- $26, 064. 35
Fire and other emergency...........-.------ 2, 579. 01
Permanent improvement... ............-.- 3, 674. 70
MDotall scccsastcectrcrcsvenyes Gas s apyarcrolareans ais 32, 318. 06
Receipts from national forest resources.
rete ica cipeie sl leche Sie tess eared oa $1, 292. 70
Special ise sacs cess ciiecieinds sone do heacens 366. 68
Dota. Saivncerestiaeadcweicis Viewer aceon 1, 659. 38
CocuEtopa Nationa Forest (CoLorapo).
[Area, 930,220 acres.]
Total expenditures.............2....0.000-- $22, 401. 09
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 831... ......... 2,77
Total allotment...................... 22, 403. 86

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ............-..- $17, 640. 22
Permanent improvement... ..............- 4, 621.92
Silviculture...........22...0.2 eee eee e neues 141.72

MD Ota on ict erinaecebtellite sits is 22 ye 22, 403. 86

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale.........0..0.0.200----222---2-2- 83, 725. 82
Gr AZINE. 2.3 satis srateec Sheen eincend cane ates 8, 620. 95
Special tse. cai, anaciecccaeeccedes ences suis 84. 46
BOR POWER. aac ectewneincwssee es ose tge 137. 73
Total’: cde asescignsewaascseeteeluck 12, 568. 96

Coconino Nationat Forest (Arizona).

[Area, 1,634,000 acres.]

 

Total expenditures. ..............-....... $39, 090. 01
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............- 383. 77
Total allotment.................... 39,473. 78

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. .............--- $28, 391. 24
Fire and other emergency. ..............-. 2, 251. 11
Permanent improvement.................- 8, 717. 78
SUVICUILULE «oc. ek Sewied Senes'e w aaainemec ar 118. 65

Total is sceeswocccaters sdcameceeeece 39, 478. 78
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Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber 816 ic: se asissincis se eecaiien vars sets $141, 938. 85
GIAZIDS ois cs nceneaseesseseptan ssaodaes 22, 403. 18
Special use. scccc6 sdcccmiaceasiwueenws se sacs 2, 724. 88

LOG a0. arc insane mncemeee eee 167, 066. 91

Corur D’ALENE Nationat Forest (IpAuo).

[Area, 760,800 acres.]

Total expenditures................-..se00- $53, 455. 55
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 1, 329. 23
Total allotment...........----.------ 54, 784. 78

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

oy current expenses. ........-....... $42, 448. 09
Fire and other emergency................- L 218. 97
Permanent improvement............----+- 3, 261. 14
SUVACUl tire 5 sais cis seisiercieie ste a aaiwieie ewes seit 7, 856. 58

Total svccie yewceweseeecevew seve seew 54, 784. 78

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timiber sales 2s scnnjsncwinciiewciccwcns ee chars $43, 468. 03
Timber settlement. ............--.002000-- 26. 94
Timber trespass.........-----2e-2sseceecees 467.72
GYAZIN Bae cos go tinnsinisie toa ein eieohive a'p'e'e'e 2 entats 675. 65
2 tee UBC vcsisaveiansersaceseeseas ess sees 12. 00
ALET POWET se saasiewaeeceeesiccw cases s veic 10. 00
Total cin neds oestouunrengeded ewes 44, 660. 34

Cotorapo Natrona Forest (CoLoRapo).

[{Area, 679,200 acres.]
Total expenditures...................2+-- $19, 376. 52
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 215. 37
Total allotment...................--. 19, 591. 89

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses... .......2--205+ $16, 847. 82
Permanent improvement......... 1, 244. 39
Silviculture... .....-- 2-2 eee cece ence eee 1, 499. 68

Motal: 24i.<kyd wena oactunaeneeeseesees 19, 591. 89

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale... 2... 222-22 c cece cece cence eeee $1, 481. 36
Timber settlement.............-.-.---0-- 103. 29
Timber trespass... ....---------------eeee 44, 63
GEATAD Go scr sadaisis Sos eeiacisttanrs sae eee nar 1, 523. 67
Special use.........- 22. nce neec enc eceeenee 246. 02
ater POWEL..- 2-2. - eee eee eee eee eee ences 177. 80
Total es x2 eis esis ttueinane eatieiielces aes 3, 576. 77

CotumBra Nationat Forest (WAsHINGTON.)

(Area, 942,200 acres.]
Total expenditures.......-............--- $35, 418. 21
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............. 388. 52
Total allotment.......-...--.----.--. 35, 806. 73

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses. ..........-.---- $26, 697. 17
Permanent improvement...........-.----- 2,597.97
Silviculture s os 0.2 55 2s sctcieiee scceiesies ee sisieie 6, 511. 59

TLOtal cccsiszwieiws.s sec eeaseewasese vs ste! 35, 806. 73

 

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber aale...... 22.0... e cee eecececcceees $2, 206. 30
GAZING oo ecbwcaraia sd claire itcrciata cis elerciate wwlerele 1, 114. 70
Specs MSO chan hectic ial anes eae ote eee 300. 00
‘ater POWEL.... cece ccc ee eceeee eaeeeeas 114. 00
Total oi cwsiieaa s evewiriseeeeearekess 3, 735. 00

CotvitLe NationaL Forzst (WASHINGTON).
[Area, 816,000 acres.]

Total expenditures............+-seseeeeeees $22, 645. 60
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31...-...-+-.--- 58. 29
Total allotment............------++-- 22, 703. 89

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

  

Ordinary current expenses.......-..22e022--- $20, 623. 89
Permanent improvement...........--------- 2,080. 00
Totalicecdzdnccdatccsat nadouasuaee 22, 703. 89
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale.............0.0--- 2 eee eee eee e $2, 803. 09
Timber trespass.......-.2.+0seecesteeveese- 27. 55
GrAZING osc cukih cing sass oh sea ceaeaeneeaen 949. 87
Special uses sis escmwwraire ove os srayneieewrelveran ees 448. 95
Votal ccinciecgiojeeciee's side sates se eeds 4, 229. 46

Coronapo Nationa, Forest (ARIZONA).
{Area, 999,460 acres.}

Total expenditures.................-2-2200- $22, 625. 05
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 .........---- 101. 53
Total allotment................-..-.- 22, 726. 58

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

 

peraey. current EXpenses..........0-2-6---- $18, 198. 02
Fire and other emergency...........--+++--- 352. 75
Permanent improvement............--...+-- 4,175. 81

Total cv cuset espe ssae ee kamen 22, 726. 58

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale «a2 2. 0s oan nieccee waiaie ceiarwicicinnciens $2, 086. 76
Grazing......-.--++e+++++ 7, 881. 40
Grazing trespass 157. 50
Special use......-.---------- eee e eee eens 1, 387, 18

Total........+6 deisncinea ba ss oqieteroetes 11, 512. 84

Crater National Forest (CALIFORNIA AND OREGON).
[Area, 1,080,500 acres.]

 

Total expenditures.......-.-..-----..------ $45, 054, 82
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 1.55
Total allotment.........-.........-.. 45, 056. 37

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses.............-00..- $33, 454. 82
Fire and other emergency........2-.-++++... 1, 628. 65
Permanent improvement..........2--....... 9, 972. 90
Total ssasatoced anew nse scemeetewss 45, 056. 37
Receipts from national forest resources.

SESE co eurene coe eaabiewaos $53, 663, 52
Cesta nis cecesenuene vine ts aewsunasencmaeee 1, 188, 25
Special use......eseeeseeeeereceree sce eeeeeee 258. 00
Perera

Motel :ciscdescisansceansonveceesinsis - 55, 109.77

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EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Croox Nationat Forest (ARIZONA).

[Area, 890,600 acres. ]
Total expenditures...............+--ceeee+ $17, 641. 60
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............-- 47, 53
Total allotment...................--- 17, 689, 13

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses............200-+- $14, 348. 53
Fire and other emergency...........--.--2+ 140. 05
Permanent improvement...........-+--0-+++ 3, 040. 30
Silviculture. si cse cas 2 ss: etewmimeccica seiwereree’s 160. 25

Dota scinderes dese secant oneetes esse 17, 689. 13

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale@ieoesccu se cendisiatesctotddwacas dee $6, 517. 04
Grazing........-...... ee 7, 013. 73
Grazing trespass...........---+ saraieieieyas esis 187. 10
Special use.............-. eR wiatarard ies idisiatee ee 918. 98

Total........ sialsividlstoaioretsyepsieieiete tele/sied 14, 636. 85

Custer Nationat Forest (MonTaANA).

(Area, 512,810 acres.)

 

Total expenditures............-....- -- $10, 960. 12
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31...........- 143. 11
Total allotment............---------- 11, 103. 23

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses. ........--..---- $10, 047. 08
Permanent improvement. .............2-+- 1, 056. 15
Total .cescasenaasansnennse aoe iesiciete 11, 103. 23
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sales. o) ovo. cscs cece cceyesess xe $626. 50
Grazing............-. 8, 817. 64
Grazing trespass 46. 62
Special use.... 2.2.2... eee eee ee eee cee eee 534. 53
Total cea ccirneawiecaescaesieeawsies 10, 025. 29
Daxota Nationat Forest (Nortu Daxota).
[Area, 13,920 acres.]
Total expenditures.............---....20-6- $1, 645. 70
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31. ..........- 9.12
Total allotment...............------- 1, 654. 82

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-

mnately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses...............-. $1, 342. 67

Fire and other emergency...........---.-- 104. 75

Permanent improvement. ......-...2e-eee- 207. 40
Total iavoraceese one maaiioeeorees 1, 654. 82

Receipts from national forest resources.

Grazing trespass......-...-.-----------eee- $190. 46

Special use.....-.....02ceeeeceeeceeenences 80. 40
Total oicics000000ie cane of bie siaieisisiss veel 270. 86

Dari Nationat Forest (NEw Mexico).
[Area, 2,955,000 acres.]

 

Total expenditures...........---------+++-- $35, 619. 47
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 26. 00
Total allotment............ aislatciemitinas 35, 645. 47

 

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Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

  

Ordinary current expenses $28, 679. 85
Fire and other emergency...... 3, 646. 94
Permanent improvement. ..........---+-+- 8, 318. 68
Total cesses eee gansta casenknes 35, 645. 47
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale. ccec Guha ee oes cesnaneoelnes $1, 511. 46
Timber trespass.........-2-+--0+2eseeeeeeee 24. 85
Grazing vion Meee vb dvs ae tieiatineieeie ts ghee 25, 134. 78
Grazing trespass........0----205 eee cece eee 541. 22
Special us@ss.)...0csc0e045 ses snenakee'eese cas 2, 358. 45
Total ecco ccecisween ses tamscicernse’ «.- 29,570.76
DrEERLODGE NaTIonaL Forest (Montana).
[Area, 964,000 acres.]
Total expenditures............-..---s0+0--- $36, 498. 57
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.........-.- 224. 22
Total allotment...........-- ataisse 36, 722. 79

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses. .......-....-... $34, 041. 76
Fire and other emergency. ...............-- 1, 595. 45
Permanent improvement. ..............-6- 996. 58
Silviculture... 2.22.22. ee eee cee eee cece ee 89. 00
Total scsi cacieis seis ce cictesiavicssiveceuaaae 36, 722. 79
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber saleecesvx<.035 soccnsateisecdesws $36, 311. 46
Timber settlement 780. 95
GraZING .- ecsiassn see eke oa case eee eee 6, 584. 82
Special use...........- ee ee eee cece eee e eee 491. 96
ater POWEF. ......-- 22 eee eee eee eee eee eee 280. 00
MOGAY Sc dadine ea isisreredie «ee nistndinyoeeise e's 44, 449.19
Descuutes NaTIoNAL Forest (OREGON).

(Area, 942,020 acres.]

Total expenditures........--..-----+++-+--- $15, 900. 84
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 64. 14
Total allotment...................-.. 15, 964. 98

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses. ........-....... $15, 147, 49
Fire and other emergency... 185. 49
Permanent improvement. ................. 632. 00

Total isne2ewes ccute dd itacne eienhes 15, 964. 98

Receipts from national forest resources.

   

Timber sale............-------. 020.2 e eee $70. 34
Timber settlement 500. 00
Grazing. 2.002045 take seca ncs otal eeiieneuess 2, 383. 63
Grazing trespass... 3. 50
Special Uses a5. ~ cewiesioosicieies siviseiciieis's o9'e 0'e 60. 40

Totaled secathenc Meth y sleds oe aes 3, 017. 87

Dixie Nationan Forest (ArIzonA AND Utag).

[Area, 1,067,000 acres.]

Total expenditures............-...-.0.2005- $16, 599. 24
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31........-..-. 4.51
Total allotment.............02.0000- 16, 603. 75
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Distributed among

the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows: -

Ordinary current expenses. ..........2.0--- $14, 314. 85
Permanent improvement. ............22206 2, 288. 80
Silviculture.........02..-0-sceeceweeecceees .10
Motel cuvceisacdeeana ayoseesoneute sue 16, 603. 75
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale $805. 65
GYAZING: 2... cweswiewe sweets es 5, 405. 45
Special use 2 sec ees os 65 veciceeee cenaciwue 88..17
Total 6, 299. 27

 

Duranco NationaL Forest (Cororapo).

[Area, 704,000 acres.]

 

Total expenditures..........-...... $21, 716. 05
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 26. 56
Total allotment.........-............ 21, 742. 61

Distributed among- the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 
    

Ordinary current expenses. ...-.........--. $18, 609. 21
Fire and other emergency..............2.000 39. 00
Permanent improvement. ..............265 2, 659. 56
Silviculture je.iess yorenec sss ss eesesgdaeeses 434. 84
Total. ccissisccexeestsssseccad | nsjsysisesrdus 21, 742. 61
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale....-......------------ Sheaves $463. 20
Timber settlement 12. 50
Timber trespass. .. 33. 12
Grazing......... 6, 135. 69
cee MSC s:chcpartre ceeg kintie ys'sbe Sets a reels 116. 74
QLEr POWE!  « sissacesccisenewwerecesss oe5ias 10. 00
Total: xissmuseeveseaneess ses ceasts 6, 771. 25

Exporapo Nationa Forest (CALIFORNIA).

{Area, 835,800 acres.]

Total expenditures............-..--.--2.06- $25, 164. 95
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............- 37. 04
Total allotment..................--.- 25, 201. 99

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses. ......-.-....-.- $20, 140. 49
Fire and other emergency...........--.+--+- 885. 13
Permanent improvement.......-...-------- 4, 176. 37
otal adae eee ronan eee 25, 201. 99
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale........- $308. 38
Timber trespass 2,011. 24
GrATiNe ipo eexwewirideaeonaabnnneoans bees 3, 781. 11
Special Use ssissiecisiscisisicie se cieeic sicitidiuiais exes vin 544. 90
ater POWer. ..-------- +--+ - eee eee eee eee I, 276. 80
Total seccsssnesiee s vss 52 sjaquereccseee 7, 922. 48

Firuimore NationaL Forest (Ura).

(Area, 578,500 acres.]

Total expenditures.......-.-..-----.-..20-- $15, 377. 49
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31-........... 100. 61
Total allotment.............--20-e00 15, 478. 10

 

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses... .........0+0-4 $14, 268. 63
Permanent improvement. .........---2+++6 1, 159. 48
Silviculture. <scsiseccees 22s es eacericicee ss 49. 99
Totalisscsihinsawinacesbaeecesecines 15, 478. 10
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber called essiss suis sede cieds Sve Ga pistes $1, 868. 80
Timber settlement............--------0-e% 30. 00
PGTAZING oie.s = sca. disicieisvevaie acd owe REL SES Bee HS SRS 7, 583. 74
Special use...........0... 00. - eee e eee eeeeee 2.10
BLOM POWOE uc nun schvelioneainieaicoeaiewe ssi 106. 78
Po talon cet wna eas Secession ae 9, 591. 42

Fisoiakr Nationa Forest (Utag).

[Area, 668,590 acres.]

Total expenditures.............-...2..2220- $18, 497. 41
Outstanding liabilities, Aug 31.............. 61. 74
Total allotment.................---.- 18, 559. 15

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses..............--- $14, 390. 69
Permanent improvement......-..-..-.---- 3, 370. 53
Silviculture... oc codes se ageiocecnwnee eee ee 797. 93
Dota ss coctve ee hee sees eedbede 18, 559. 15
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale. .....-..00¢22ssse5 06200 eensennas $2, 770. 24
GYAZING a cicccciccwcsenee cde ee vee aie duisicioieie 9, 437. 45
Special ti86¢ sricccscmivivisnais’s vost nessa 59. 46
otal atgussstes sees Pa saact ates 12, 267. 15
FuatHeaD NationaL Forest (MonTANA).
(Area, 2,088,720 acres.]
Total expenditures............2..2.22-..... $40, 605. 63
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 576. 49
Total allotment..............-222.... 41, 182. 12

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses. ..........-..... $30, 596. 40
Fire and other emergency. ................ 1, 699. 96
Permanent improvement.........-........ _ 8, 885. 76
M Otel steers ccocspem ac tenauld we NS tk 41, 182, 12
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale.....-.--.--------+--+ 222s ee eee $9, 142. 40
GTAZING? osrc a acineaieiearomcinciacineannecaaas ss 94. 66
Special use...-.....------------- sttetecees 158. 31
TOG c 7 oe danenaeas neu ieameLGs 9, 395. 37
Frorma Nationa Forest (Fioripa),.
[Area, 674,970 acres.)
Total expenditures............------+-+..+- $16, 726. 52
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 86. 87
Total allotment.........-......-..... 16, 813. 39

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses... .............. $13, 795. 97
Fire and other emergency............-.....- 79. 30
Permanent improvement......-.---....... 2, 675. 57
Silviculture: .ncccscscceccniaiewicadac Seieeieieigic 262, 55

Total: csccasnereaeisinciessjaiaeniee ae's scsi 16, 813. 39
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale..... 0.0... cece eee eee ene eeee $13, 012. 89
GAZING! 352.055 coe cadmsccewna since ese eeeaae 371. 09
Grazing trespass. .............-.. 2s eee eeee 84. 00
OPOCAl USE: 55 oo. dis oe eiiucemeacce neces oe 108. 25

Totals. scedee ee ese sca acnisines eciswenrs 13, 576. 23

Fremont Nationat Forest (OREGON).

[Area, 852,000 acres.]
Total expenditures....................20-0- $19, 117.97
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............- 7.77
Total allotment.................-.--- 19, 125. 74

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

yey current expenses
Fire and other emergency..........--.-

$17, 339. 87
- 40
Permanent improvement..............--0+6-

68
1, 745.19

19, 125. 74

 

$2, 464. 05
10, 167. 64
278. 94

 

12, 910. 63

GatiaTiIn Natronat Forust (Montana).

[Area, 909,360 acres.]

Total expense Eeaiel horas taloycsasloratelchepiavetetulare Ss $16, 839. 84
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 10. 25
Total allotment...........-..-------- 16, 850. 09

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

  

ey current expenses...............-2.. $15, 427.31
Fire and other emergency..............-0--- 24.00
Permanent improvement... 1, 372. 08
SU VICUIUPE ie. cieinieisicdnncoen sicwiewie-suriconsiviaisines 26.70

5, 154. 08
97,20

 

Gua Nationa Forest (New MExico).

[Area, 1,600,000 acres.]

Total expenditures...................0c000- $40, 712.34
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 25.01
Total allotment...................... 40, 737.35

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses $35, 615. 14
Fire and other emergency......... 1, 424. 00
Permanent improvement...............-0+6- 2, 476.99
Silviculturesss.ccccels i Sacetadeiewesees icc 1, 221. 22

Motel vsciccccceiajcjsenieanrnee we tce< eee -- 40, 737.35

 

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Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale... 2... cc.cccccen ese ce senses $11, 085.18

Timber trespass.............00-.-e-eeeeeeee 10.
GragiNgG 52233 o's0.55 ogeiginidtuey eed ceeaneanied se 15, 987. 58
Grazing trespass......-.-----0--2-.-0- eee 247.50
Special ws@:.5144 sanahedeceets Zoe eeenieeeees 3, 433. 84
ater power......-...- ave watecaeteoraacd eilsiadsicietays' 266. 10
Total os vcnnasecewesww womans soreeds 31, 030. 20

Gunnison Nationat Forest (COLORADO).
(Area, 951,310 acres.]

Total expenditures..........-.------+--0-05 $19, 861. 58
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............- 209. 24
Total allotment.................-.--- 20, 070. 82

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordi: current expenses..........-...----- $17, 090. 69
Fire and other emergency..........-.---.--- 34. 00
Permanent improvement...........--..---6- 1, 151.20
DllviCil CALE 2: cere staes 4d -qccseretere wiersardiererscd wees 1, 794. 93
Otay cassie sdssed ee abbas asaaees 20, 070. 82
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale. .... 2.20.20. c een cee eee e ee eee $6, 352. 20
Timber settlement.........-...-----------+- 210. 80
Timber trespass.........-------2-2-----2000 314. 33
GTAZIN Pesca clcudome us 355.008 dav eveneawsiee 4, 044. 07
Special use. ccsseeceee suse ets se se ueumesess 99. 50
“T Ota. cicsiwreiwieiaisine aan sesame sees -e--- 11,020.90

Harney Nationa Forest (Soutn Dakota).
- [Area, 640,950 acres.]

Total expenditures...............-2.--.06-- $37, 705. 29
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 198. 48
Total allotment....................-- 37, 903. 77

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Panay current expenses.......-..--...-- $20, 519. 24
Fire and other emergency..............-...- 8, 603. 60
Permanent improvement.............-.2-..- 2, 774, 95
Silviculture... -.--225 2.2.5 ccsmeacsesoesece 6, 005. 98
Totaliecestowevenarthoesideceeeece 37, 903. 77
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale $8, 462. 15
Grazing........-.. 2,094. 29
epera use........ 2, 007. 66
e trespass 14. 37
Total 12, 578. 47
Haypen Nationa Forzst (Cotorapo-Wromina).
(Area, 442,470 acres.]
Total expenditures......................0.- $17, 840. 06
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 24.71
Total allotment...................... 17, 864. 77

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses................. $15, 697. 29
Permanent improvement...............--... 1, 949. 98
Silviculture s.cccccocceadocecmuwanecamen-es + 217. 50

Total..... sseteeseics alacalisicaiepdicisic c's: erajar 17, 864.77
 

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Receipts from national forest resources.

TIM OF alps wevsisnscovinssssececenneveduec $1, 089. 54
Grazing......... Sdie eeWisie’e s awteaaisisjaacinneat’s 11, 848. 00
Special use.........ccc ce eeseececcece seeews 93. 40

Total........ e'sierstelaiee's a3 didieie.a sie eeisius 138, 030. 94

Heuena Nationa Forest (Montana)..
[Area, 920,560 acres,]

Total expenditures.................. -- $27, 733.76
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31... 130. 70

Total allotment 27, 864. 46

 

Distributed among

the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. .............2.. $20, 715. 08
Fire and other emergency.............ssee0- 34. 45
Permanent improvement.............. os stelsie 999. 93
Silviculture... . 0.0.0... cc ec ec ee ccccecues 6, 115. 00
Totals scdeeeaeseekecivecce ¢sexaeeeas 27, 864. 46
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale..............2.0.0 lec e eee ee eee $2, 773. 22
Graging ys ee cieseasiocseuloenecnanmiieneeie 11, 443. 45
Grazing trespass............0..0.eeceeceees 4. 50
Special ws: woos vecisiewiae Monee seeauaouscles 761. 62
GUEE POW CT 0:05 vivicieisicisiscieviewneencnsunies 544. 00
Total.......... sieiersjecemeeiuics eceeee. 18,526.79

Hoty Cross Nationa Forest (CoLorapo).

[Area, 605,700 acres.]

Total expenditures.................0.ceeees $20, 282. 09
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 11. 47
Total allotment..............22...06- 20, 298. 56

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

  

 

Ordinary current expenses................- $18, 091. 11
Fire and other emergency......-.......-e0e- 6. 25
Permanent improvement................0.6- 1, 997. 40
SUVICW GUTS. 6.1.6. isinsseisnieein's so tisiainivineee'a;s 198. 80
TV tal oiaisicjeieain'nicicieseieiciews a wlc's ersietereisinane 20, 293. 56
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber ale:s.,cecsceeedeeswes sex tesacaee ss $10, 372. 92
EADIE os scicscew cece oieidis icssiersie: g's B ejeseloiasin'e 3, 960. 50
Special use...... 2... cece eee eee eeee Siiciwa 52. 00
ater POWEL. 0.2... cece ee cee eens aisisiare a 25. 13
TPotalies oe /sehasoioctiane'eis eeecescceeses 14,410.55
Humsoupr Nationat Forest (NEvADA).
(Area, 726,540 acres.]

Total expenditures.............-..-..2200-- $15, 512. 22
Outstanding liabilities..... adewelescicics < aed, 71.16
Total allotment.......--...........6- 15, 583. 38

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. .............006 $12, 515. 99
Permanent improvement............--2eeeee 3, 067. 39
Total....cccccccccccccccccsccsccscece 15,583. 38

 

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Receipts from national forest resources.

 

Timber sale $355. 69
Grazing..... 25, 535. 53
Special se.. ssscccsccssiccens is ccinnssceacs 355. 04
Total.......... eccenccnencccccsecce- 26, 246. 26
Ipano Nationat Forest (IpAqO).
[Area, 1,209,280 acres.)
Total expenditures..........-....-.2000008- $18, 864. 10
Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31...........--- 129. 58
Total allotment.................0005- 18, 993. 68

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 
 
 
 

 

 

Ordi current expenses.............06- $15, 774. 06
Fire and other emergency........ J 19. 3
Permanent improvement. . 2, 826. 94
Silviculture...................- 373. 29
Total sav: scstaciganeccs ss seeaanenae 18, 993. 68
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale $40. 75
GB ZI Be ociascss5; cnn o's veces sie vse ws 5, 764. 76
Special use............-scceeeceees 15. 00
Total...... aie was eetiese ss earcic Sei ate 5, 820. 51

Inyo Nationa Forest (Cauirornia AND NevapaA).

{Area, 1,413,110 acres.]

Total expenditures.........-...-2.....2000- $14, 461. 73
Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31.............. 6. 00
Total allotment...................... 14, 467. 73

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses................. $13, 718. 16
Permanent improvement........ssses+es20- 749. 57
otal: {cc's iasis Sessa ooabseadeus eee 14, 467. 73

 

Timber sale.......-.......-.... pe od wicebiei ss $554. 60
Timber settlement....................00000- 3. 00
Timber trespass........------.-222-seeeeeee 82. 20
Grazing... ..--..--.sese eee e cece cece eee eee 4, 105. 32
Grazing trespass........--.......e eee eeeeee 14. 00
Special Use. - 2c. 00s Se ctcisemaenese vase cee 76. 00
© tTESPASS....- eee eee eee eee eee eee Psiste 96. 39
Water power........-...-...-- : 8, 163. 62
Total sisicisiaisie's's wisisieisinisjeisierepisyseeas ss 8, 095. 13

JEFFERSON Nationa Forest (MONTANA).

{Area, 1,175,840 acres.]

Total expenditures.........--.....-........ $22, 880. 40
Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31.............. 197. 31
ens,

Total allotment...............-...... 23, 077. 71

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ................
Permanent improvement.................-..
Silviculture...........---

$22, 153. 86
898. 85

25. 00

ns,

23, 077. 71

TOtAI sc scascae scisavicisjawiacic ste edeice sis
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sales. 2 chesoneseseate esas $2, 903. 00
Timber trespass...........-0.scececeeeeceee 8. 22
Giaging a ee we. 7,283. 61
Special uses cease. 25:5 scsi cusesieisinee vies o's seis 491. 76
ter POWEF.......22..00ee ase 25. 00
MOtal visasccisiswie'aiasisisiaeeiasieeste eseceeee 10, 661. 59

Jemez Nationat Forest (New MExIco).
[Area, 880,000 acres.]

Total expenditures.................ceeeeeee $24, 667.13
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31...... creeee 27. 92
Total allotment...................-.- 24, 695. 05

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 
 
   

arineey Current ExXpenses........-.seseeees $22, 203. 34
Fire and other emergency........... siseemens 126. 54
Permanent improvement...........--.+006 se 2, 365. 17

Total sa coreueetonauiamaunicedes seers 24, 695. 05

Receipts from national forest resources.

Mim ber Sale so :iacssesarsiaiweisie'd side misieielejeraieiaesd.co
Grazing...-....-..0..cee cece eee eee c eens
Grazing trespass.
Special use.......

Total sos iececeaies

Karsan Nationan Forest (Arizona).
[Area, 1,093,600 acres.)

Total expenditures.........--.1...2-eeeeee- $14, 472. 00
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.......... sees, 101. 56

Total allotment..............-......- 14, 573. 56

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ................ $11, 549. 39
Fire and other emergency..............c000 : 12. 50
Permanent improvement............-.eeeeee 3, 011. 67
Dba scsi sisjaie's ois's'cscrahaiaatsyseteieivissie alas 14, 573. 56
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale sics.ciceciine soe ees oevceie deicesios $314. 80
Grazing siicc since sitaieoe cs os ssiadisaisirecdesicce 5, 083. 53
Special use... sisscencnescssssusoncesnenees 78. 86
Otel o5.55o siewicisinsinie Satie Sea ee es wee 9, 591. 19
Kansas Nationa, Forest (Kansas),
(Area, 262,787 acres.]
Total expenditures.........-..---.-++seeee- $7, 836. 36
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.......-.... 2.72
Total allotment...........-...-...... 7, 839. 08

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows: ~

Ordinary current expenses..........sseeee: $4, 906. 50

Permanent improvement............-6 sisivaise 582. 87

Silviculture ss: gcse sevecewer sites oie vesicles wna’ 2, 349. 71

Total coecasucene bieid ie w scajayapeteiacniene wre wre 7, 839. 08
Receipts from national forest resources.

GRAZING io ssisniscscierarste sn Sees wicisiniwie ole 8a sisiciase $4, 650. 64

 

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Kanixsxu Nationa Forsst (IDAHO AND WASHINGTON).

[Area, 835,740 acres.]
Total expenditures.................. eoocess $50, 449. 64
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31...... eeewewes 199. 93
Total allotment...............-20202- 50, 649. 57

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ............---- $46, 497. 74
Fire and other emergency........-.---2+0++ 80. 47
Permanent improvement...........2-0+++0+ 4, 051. 36
Silviculture... .s.--.s0sessscos susseseccr's 20. 00
POU ie ccsinic ttela'niase csashSieiderese baa saltcarceae 50, 649. 57
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber (sale saiisdecvaccccuseisatesesscsaws $91, 075. 75
apeeml MBE .csrsicisje cjateisisiianicescvses wiateleie/a’a’a'e's 462. 00
ater POWEL. ...- eee e erence weer e eee ece | 80. 94
Total. ...cccsses SeeeRSGsRRRE See Roane 92, 248. 69

Kern Natrona Forest (CALIFORNIA).
[Area, 1,934,275 acres.]

 

Total expenditures..............---.- 94
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 06. 40
Total allotment...................-.- 32, 070. 34

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ...............- $23, 261. 96
Fire and other emergency.............eeee- 2, 491. 38
Permanent improvement.............-.se00¢ 6, 304. 24
Silviculture, ic .0.cc.aaeessseee evewess's sso 12.76

otal: sswtercmwnesacwveedeenace cesses 32, 070. 34

Receipts from national forest resources.

Mimbersale's s oo'uc canine sesiesdie teu eeiseaes ote $373. 36
Timber settlement...............-2-.-.0000- 36. 00
Grazing... .. 2.22.2... e cece eee cece ence eee 9, 544. 12
Grazing trespass........... 0... c cece e eee 100. 76
Special use...............2.2..-. de wiawwieieiare'g’s 1, 148. 01
Occupancy trespass...........0..2..0e eee ee 19.12
WASTED POWER. 2 o.52 occiciciiieis ecipe seeiecicicies ets 12, 169. 41

Total......... Sine siaibte ss cietemiviceisarsiers 23, 390. 78

Kuamats Nationan Forest (CALIFORNIA AND OREGON).
[Area, 1,697,920 acres.]

Total expenditures...........-....2........ $50, 073. 47
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 ............ 21.51
Total allotment...................... 50, 094. 98

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordi current expenses................... $36, 885. 84
Fire and other emergency fe 5, 659. 44
Permanent improvement...................- 7, 549.70
Wotal vsccceeeasesnudetene see eoceues 50, 094. 98
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timiber sale. scsigec es kukeeades ciaczaes $1, 551. 31
Timber settlement...............00..220200- 7.70
Timber trespass...............002.0 22 e ee ee 629.15
GYAZING 53 sacaintevorrsaaday coc. ssc a nees 1, 987. 92
Ppecial Use sc cssiewerescwcaiseicaad ea cacmareace 203. 54
8 ATESPSSB 5 assis ajo ecrsisreiaiaissd onesie a apersrsiere Sars 11.28
Water power. .....0... 2.2 e ele cece cece ences 47. 40
Total............ insta jateieialavalareroeitarawe ee 4, 438. 40
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Koorenar Natrona, Forzst (Montana).
[Area, 1,623,340 acres.]

Total expenditures......................22. $56, 541.59
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 34. 91
Total allotment..........2..2.00.002- 56, 576. 50

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ..............2. $43, 251. 08
Fire and other emergency...............020. 1, 135. 70
Permanent improvement.................02. 12, 189. 72

otal eictiotec eau Tener 56, 56.50

Receipts from national forest resources.

 

Timber. sae. oj... 254 55 sicesieeaaeccuiccie vee ee $51, 457.51 |-
epee USCss ocexee es 18. 00
ater power 597.10
Dota vite sietinaisielsecmiaaisaciee ewe sielets 52, 072.61

La Sat Nationan Forest (Conorapo anp Utag).

(Area, 470,500 acres.]
Total expenditures...............2....222.. $13, 848. 56

. Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ..-............. $12, 413.56
Permanent improvement...................+ 1, 385. 00
Silviculture............ iipisisjevsia Sica Gls oa eisatelae 50. 00

DOs scisuistt ce sheoeessee oon tele 13, 848. 56

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale vsienoe eye axe < ecreneeemncdasics $1, 449. 75
Gra ZING scence eeek ease ke scticemeseecsdewee 7, 630. 23
Grazing trespas8..........-.22.sceeee eee eee 90. 00
Special use...............-.- io igetaitre ccs svatale 520. 70

DOA cass ciseieicieciiaies d accesso sisal 9, 690. 68

Lassen NATIONAL Forest (CALIFORNIA).

(Area, 1,397,000 acres.J

Total expenditures.............2..2........ $32, 538. 61
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 103. 23
Total allotment................-....- 32, 641. 84

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

ay current expenses. ................ $27, 555. 62
Fire and other emergency...........--0s--6- 1, 412. 78
Permanent improvement................2--- 3, 673. 44
Tobalvssaishidesitvecraasidsc etek 32, 641. 84
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber ale 226.23 ciejeeiass sees dleiargioeieidwinciesis $3, 697. 00
Timber settlement................0-.---208- 6, 334, 49
GTAZING icc ce nacaiees sonia Skea Se eitinieeiderimcin 6, 154. 55
Special Use. 60.25 coisa sewwacwies se cieriecaeeseis 258. 04
ater power. ......-..-------- Sei tuigjere eis sale 1, 244. 85
Total sic:cis'cisjeitailee sane eid is wreisieielere «-- 17, 688. 98

LEADVILLE NATIONAL Forest (COLORADO).

[Area, 1,056,520 acres.]

 

Total expenditures.................-......- $25, 157. 96
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 119. 41
Total allotment.............02-eee00- 25, 277. 37

 

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses. ............--.- $21, 761. 57
Fire and other emergency... " 10.00
Permanent improvement...........--------- 2, 006. 62
SUWVICUIUPE ica ccieis seisreccs weeeuid oc aS ciemoigcce 1, 499. 18
Motailie 2, cists a werapers ave-aeteeideeisletei uterine 25, 277. 37
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale.............20.-00eeee eee eee $12, 078. 57
Timber settlement................---------- 28. 7:
Grazing cosh ike veo ca uisgneasesne eau 4, 190. 79
Special Wse vas. ac 'esieieis ova Bouiae decienctes sais cia 369. 65
BLE POWER: wisiewie cscs vewnicneseeewe sees 230. 54
Total... ceestceuctes sssasasees zee 16, 898. 30

Lemar Nationat Forest (IpaHo).

[Area, 1,136,500 acres.]

Total expenditures............-..-2--2000-- $18, 440. 52
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............- 57. 92
Total allotment...................--- 18, 498. 44

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ............-.-- $17, 742. 37
Fire and other emergency.................+- te
Permanent improvements............-....-+ 695. 17
Silviculture: ccsesccseseeseseees ssc cececcsee 53. 40
Total etA Ata Se oa Seite 18, 498. 44
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale........2.2- 2222-2222 eee eee eee $2, 216. 31
GEA TANG ro) od) niacin cise petsrstsisha.e 22'an.e- x derene 6, 659. 70
Special Us0 ei sissies: cicdewuweee yess sa Hears 32. 80
aler POW? . enesecwaseeseseie ys ee sos sceimes 18. 00
Dateless cciinanaaewerser cena ccwkcecs 8, 926. 81

Lewis AND Crarx Nationat Forest (Montana).

 

[Area, 826,360 acres.]
Total expenditures....-.......-.--......... $20, 213. 45
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 387. 50
Total allotment........-............. 20, 600. 95

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

ee current expenses. ................ $16, 852. 11
Fire and other emergency................... "716. 00
Permanent improvement.................... 3, 032. 84

Total :siegecse sch cktelewss's woneeelns 20, 600. 95

Receipts from national forest resources.

TAZUDG....--200ee eee e reese eee renee . , 238. 44
Special U6e 02 o.4.60cssmedutncweiecssmness 81.00
—_—_—_———

Total 5, 029. 76

 

Lincotn Nationat Forest (New Mexico).

 

[Area, 634,400 acres.]
Total expenditures.........-....----.. $13, 208. 67
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 104. 58
—_—_—_—_————

Total allotment.......-.ece.-.ee05 ee» 13,818.25
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 
 

Ordinary current expenses $12, 156. 81
Fire and other emergency 32. 70
Permanent improvement.................265 1, 123. 74
Total SSeiticked sisaterd feiss ges eseees © 18, 313. 25

Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale.....-.....-.2--202-0e cece eee $574. 22
Timber trespass..............2.....0-00200- 7.00
Grazing. soccsdovseuicaunuuwnode bese ecole: 3, 839. 23
Grazing trespass........-2-0-2.0.2-2.0eeeee 72. 50
Special: ees. seco cuseniecme oe te ees¥ cies eues 1, 057. 37
Totals ccnvnwcceacsscve ses asdcaaaets 5, 550. 32

Loto Natronay Forest (Montana).

[Area, 1,192,610 acres.]

Total expenditures..............-.........- $41, 088. 26
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 147, 24
Total allotment..............--20+--- 41, 235. 50

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

   

‘Ordinary current expenses..........------- $27, 529. 70
Fire and other emergency... 671. 55
Permanent improvement... 4, 800. 00
Silviculturey <ccscsesvowercounes ses ee keee ees 8, 234. 25

oO tiliacteosew vine se se coesers Sede oes ex 41, 235. 50

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale... . 2.2... 0... 0.02 eeee eee eee es $12, 607. 35
Timber trespass..............-20-2--------- 1, 612. 50
GYAZING 255, vadcanesweemensivet ne dean adiee 114. 90
SPeCiall US0 -.....0.0.-eniecenereury eevee tase ee 80. 40
Water PoWeficccancuaesed secidiccaciae es 38. 00

Ota secs ceaesecmsciercis tices Ve eeteming 14, 453. 15

Luqum1o0 Nationa Forest (Porto Rico).
[Area, 65,950 acres.]

Total expenditures, $3,000, all of which was for ordinary
current expenses.
No receipts.

Mapison Nationat Forsst (Montana).

[Area, 1,035,860 acres.}

Total expenditures.............-....------- $23, 031. 65
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............-. 142. 88
Total allotment...........-.....-..-- 23, 174. 53

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses.............--.. $20, 807. 15
Permanent improvement....-..........-..-. 1, 557. 25
Silviculture a: c- ci ccceiscccsneneceteweascc 810. 13

Total. ccotathhtnnndesesseseeweceeed, 2BALT4/53

Receipts from national forest resources.

Tim ber 8a) @ anew ee es s'sis saigle perder dn ete $6, 330. 41
Timber settlement................2..2.0---- 76. 93
Timber trespass.............22-202-2eeeeees 52. 25
GAZING is gece ccc sags vciheteites soars so earataveraeisiae 11, 016. 20
DDECIA USC. sepeisc: ded cociead oe eed Fe acai Re aRe ‘ 737. 98

Motel j32s.Gugeccuheccdsctahtoonetees 18, 213. 77

 

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Matyevr Nationat Forest (OrEGon).
[Area, 1,262,840 acres.]

Total expenditures..........-------------- $22. 361. 32
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 6.74
Total allotment..............----.... 22, 368.06

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. .....-...-...--- $21, 269. 22
Permanent improvement..........2......--- 1, 098. 84
Total iospisictsjanghers Gegitekiee Seda esiss 22, 368. 06
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber’ sal@ies.i.c.cscewaticee ss ye eteex ay $3, 516.15
GYAZIBE vii. 32a ee eee eee eeaek sees 34 cote 13, 672. 41
Special Uses se. sees seeeerasesde ves sess aes 503. 72
17, 692. 28
Mantr Nationa Forzst (Utan).
[Area, 798,610 acres.] 7

Total expenditures................-.-.-.--- $25, 780. 41
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............- 35. 25
Total allotment....................-. 25, 815. 66

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

  

Ordinary current expenses................. $28, 171.48
Permanent improvement........-...--.....- 1, 588.09
DilVictlture.ccsawescsie cece te eissieciseeae cc 1, 056. 09
Ota 2c 55-sGhaemeeneaiweate teas 25, 815. 66
Receipis from national forest resources.

Timber sale.................020 20 e ee eee $10, 790. 49
Timber trespass 68. 88
Grazing........... 18, 847.10
Special use.... 15.00
Fire trespass...-.20... 00020 ee cece cece ee eees 10. 83
Water power. ....------+----eeeeeeeeee eee 3.05
29, 735. 35

Manzano Nationa Forest (NEw Mexico).
[Area, 600,500 acres.)

Total expenditures..-..........-..-.22...-. $7, 861. 64
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31-............. 39. 89
Total allotment.........-............ 7, 901.53

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. .....-.......... $6, 224, 34
Fire and other emergency...............-..- 6. 50
Permanent improvement...............-.... 1, 670. 69
Total..... een ee oe Seat aeiee sees 7, 901. 53
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale..-....-.-.2.0. 00000000 e eee e eee $954. 00
GYOZANG 0 5.05.5 yatseaieea oa nissai.s ke ebaiesiee 2, 783.10
BPecial Uso sccscicios ceceiccwaeaeke sees esas 44.00
3, 781.10

Marquerre Nationat Forest (Micuiaan).
[{Area, 31,843 acres.]

Total expenditures.................2...2..- $3, 888. 07
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31....-......... 50. 20
Total allotment...................... 3, 938. 27
44

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ...........0.0.. $3, 638. 07

Permanent improvement.........ccesseeeces 300. 20

OR pete areas nee cee comnts 8, 938. 27
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale. ccisjaceieece sed vee videsecanckes $115. 57

Mepicine Bow Nationa, Forest (Wyomne).

[Area, 511,382 acres.]

Total expenditures.............. Nogssee eles $26, 433. 01
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.......... sea 1, 486. 49
Total allotment...............-...... 27, 919. 50

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses................0-- $22, 957. 03
Fire and other emergency................22- 201. 91
Permanent improvement................200 1, 500. 00
SUVACul tte. se cncciss cies ceseinine tareiwarsivisiecers 8, 260. 56

Total ni cise aiicinsebivis wleiliwedeed 27, 919. 50

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber aale. < «sic. eocceueee ees waewecoveese $1, 624. 40
Timber settlement....................20-06- 1, 995. 00
Timber trespass. ............---seesececeees 158. 56
GTS ZING oa yaiavhars, on Bieisinisinse on 39 HGalmianacewnieiels 6, 054. 51
Grazing trespass. .........2- ees eee eee enone 2. 34
Special Use. .002.000.ceicnew ees canqnsoces see 240. 80

Total esc eicisisicves'sicaieie sss eiisisieciseces 10, 075. 61

Micaiean Nationat Forest (Micuiean).

{Area, 131,928 acres.]

Total pe ibaa we acetates woes © 85, 616. 44
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.......... as 87. 06
Total allotment...................... 5, 703. 50

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses........-...---..-- $3, 707. 84
Fire nil other emergency.......-.....--e006 406. 07
Permanent improvement............--seeee6 721. 48
Silviculture............ 22-222 eee eee eee eee 868. 16

TOtal a sivicsin's’e aie lsiejore ss a cisiates ness oun 5, 703. 50

 

Timber sale: .jcicewscewe ss ssoouestseeeceens $138. 00
Fire trespass.....c. cece eee ce ee cececcceees 26. 00
164. 00
Minam Nationa Forest (OREGoN).
[Area, 448,330 acres.]

Total expenditures..........-.--..+.- ghee $11, 166. 21
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31..... ab eis\siore,s 189, 98
Total allotment...............-0.2..- 11, 306. 19

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses.......--ceeeeeeees $10, 756. 21
Permanent improvement..........-.0-eeee-- 549. 98
Total.........006 Scie teinguiacs ences 22,906.19

 

 

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

Receipts from national forest resources.

   

Timber sale. .........---2ceeecccenee maeeiee $1, 610. 10
Timber settlement.. was 526. 88
Grazing...........- see 6, 155. 91
Special use...........----eeee eee wie 24. 00
ALCL POWEL...-ceecceccseceseccerceccceeces 145. 40

8, 462. 29

Minwwoxa Nationa Forest (Ipano anp UrTan).
{Area, 631,330 acres.]

Total expenditures...........---------++0-- $13, 791. 99
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............- 3. 67
Total allotment.......-.-...-.-....-- 13, 795. 66

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses...........--.s---- $12, 335. 08
Permanent improvement............-0-2-06 565. 91
SUVICUture:...- --.jciciccie qeisirae codes ewes saat 894. 67
Total......--- ee eee e eee ee rere eens 13, 795. 66
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber Sale jiis'e'scc.c's'o:4 seatstaysigawkin i Saleiets's = o'e'sis $1, 118. 15
Timber trespass............02- 2c eee eee eeeee 1.50
GtaZine sce. wee veseesseealcaeases vies sesiepes 11, 510. 38
Grazing trespass. .........22222- eee eee eens 66. 32
Special us@ esse ses sscciscccessewsewesescve ce 56. 50
12, 752. 85

Minnesota NationaL Forest (MINNESOTA).

[Area, 294,750 acres.]

Total expenditures.............22..+-2-000- $16, 984. 08
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ - 40
Total allotment.....................- 16, 984. 48

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ................ $16, 000. 51
Fire and other emergency................. 53. 50
Permanent improvement. ...........--..2. 930. 47

Motels ase he atc eae 16, 984. 48

Receipts from national forest resources.

 

Spécial Uses siccsvisteooueeic abies ves s days $539. 75
Missouta Nationat Forest (Montana).
[Area, 1,187,650 acres.]
Total pr pentane pete ee ence eee eee eee eee $21, 098. 01
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 190. 08
Total allotment..............---..... 21, 288. 09

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

 
 
  

Ordinary current expenses. ................ $17, 302. 24
Fire and other emergency. ................ 600. 00
Permanent improvement . ..........eeeeee. 3, 385. 85
Total sos ccucnvaunustecusiovedet sas Pooks 21, 288. 09
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber eal és: sez ccicdtieneeoteeeess se e.cel teas $1, 128. 88
Timber settlement 299. 85
Timber trespass. ... 57.50
Grazing....... e 2, 505. 07
Special: use... 02 vscotevawwes yee tec teacaass 199. 78
ateY POWEF. . 1.2 e eee e ee eee eee eee eee cen ee 56. 05
Cv—__
otal vewsstaishlatcecce acwousiogeNate sine 4, 247.13
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Moapa Nationa Forest (NEVADA).
[Area, 390,500 acres.]

Total expenditures, $396.55, all of which was for ordi-
nary current expenses.
No receipts.

Mopoo Natrona Forest (CALIFORNIA).
(Area, 1,578,200 acres.}

Total expenditures................ccceeecee $23, 446. 48
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 50
Total allotment...............-.-.--- 23, 446. 98

Distributed -among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. .............--- $20, 966. 32
Fire and other emergency............++.-- 99.8
Permanent improvement. ...........---06- 2, 380. 83
Total Avesectie sscse eee A 23, 446. 98
Receipts from national forest resources
Mimber BalOy icico00 44's Sa csnasenscan aeceeels $3, 728. 26
TAZING. sods oa sucidwaniawacecacdaesaee esse 13, 355. 49
gracing COBDS. 2 ¢ ewcnronsionsaee siv'e ees o's 156. 24
CIAL WSO % ocie:ciciain eigiatciaie ctaisrcte vie sariciesee'ce 735. 02
aber POWEL... cence nce c cece ccc ccsecescs 60. 00
efile 6 agua ake sae eee 18, 035. 01

Mono Nationat Forest (CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA).
(Area, 1,366,440 acres.]

  

Total expenditures............-.2.2.2-2526- $12, 104. 41
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31....... % 11. 63
Total allotment...........-.--.-.---- 12, 126. 04

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

  

Ordinary current expenses. .... siaieeiwid weet aca $11, 385. 78
Permanent improvement 740. 26
Total c2saG0aiateis dleaeneaeeees 12, 126. 04
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber ale iic.cidctecsta.govo is avec eietalais slodois eis k's $1, 005. 11
Timber trespass.........-..-.- tis @ieselalatersioraissn 26. 54
Grazing =a. jorjetceesesecasenensecis'aciaeiisa 8, 548. 75
Grazing trespass. ...........0220eecceeceeee 327. 27
ee Use sede cvessuseesedcucectess See 3 321. 22
ater POWEL........ 2. cece eee eee e eee eene 93. 30
Total 24 sais eonaesnestsdatedcemeeces 10, 317.19

Monterey Nationa Forest (CALIFORNIA).
(Area, 501,150 acres.)

Total expenditures.............-.---0.2e0-e $8, 020. 55
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 134, 24
Total allotment..................-.-- 8, 154. 79

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

angie current EXPeNSES.........seeeccees 7, 367. 29
Fire and other emergency.........00---+e+e0 38. 65
Permanent improvement..........00--+--e+8 748. 85
Total ee scutes isistdsrtnneweiss See ees 8, 154. 79
Receipts from national forest resources
Timber sale 52s =< s siniarseoaness cis sieessawsds $623. 37
GYAZING ooo se et tematic ereeesee se weee 772. 48
Special use ....cceeeee cece eceeceecceeceees 82. 00
POG ical a sicisiciecicie aoe weiedes scigaweess 1, 477. 85

 

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Montezuma NationaL Forest (COLORADO).

[Area, 812,100 acres.]

Total expenditures. . sacecceee- $17,392. 12
Outstanding liabilities, “Aug. lence kan 12. 00
Total allotment...........--- 2A eialeeratalass 17, 404. 12

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-

 

mately as follows:
Ordinary current expenses......-....ese00--- $16, 399. 86
Fire and other emergency...........---+-++- 23. 00
Permanent improvement..........----+2+++ 880. 06
Silviculture. ...........2 222 cn ee cceeeceencee 101. 20
Total....... suetae eedaeennenunitens 17, 404. 12

Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale..............20- 2-0 e eee eee e eee $4, 684. 54
Timber settlement..........-...---++- 5 100. 00
oma fe matic sidiSiste aub wba ibe tatanladeesraraiase oe camels 9, 166. 63
CIAL USC scjod occ ctee eo case meeeccewnscs ete 411. 75
ater POWET........cecccecccs sees een ececeee 23. 40
Total...... secccccercncaeavensseace - 14,386. 32
Nezo Nationat Forest (Utag).
[Area, 281,400 acres.]

Total Se Leesa giaee eeu eels gaesies $9, 530. 73
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31..... asisiaremierers 1, 34
Total allotment................--.--- 9, 532. 07

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses..............-0.-- $8, 002. 37.
Fire and other emergency............------- 4,00
Permanent improvement..............-.--- 310. 63
Silviculture............-..cceecceeeeeeeeees 1, 215. 07
Total wiscicscisuaeses sé Sactesnccrasrevencs 9, 532. 07
Receipts from national forest resources.

quntee SAE. MA coon oe tad ce aaee nes anes $179. 80
gue se Se SACRE She ee ea samae eee 4, 968. 28
CIAL USC cisinin'n sine winie ee paises nreiniceciees wee 34. 80
Saeed eae siieaisises ‘ei 2. 05
Total ssa setedynarevs stew deel seeeers 5, 184. 93

Nesraska Nationat Forest (NEBRASKA).

{Area, 556,700 acres.]

 

Total expenditures. .............002-.seeeeees $18, 869. 43
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 75. 97
Total allotment.............--.-..... 18, 945. 40

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses... $8, 925. 55
Permanent improvement.... 1, 533. 81
SiVICUI ULE: . os Leesa sieeiewtec gees ed cselee 8, 486. 04

Ota ie scien esos Sekaiesinesee'se'sonass 18, 945. 40

Receipts from national forest resources.

Grazing.....-....-.-.-202 eee eee eee ee eee $12, 015. 76
Special use....-.-... 20-0. e eee cence eee eens 381. 70
WOtal sors ie ds ctescwwloie ees slataiuiiieucorccs 12, 397. 46
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Nevapa Nationat Forgst (Nzvapa).
{Area, 1,221,000 acres.]
Total expenditures $14, 920. 45

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ..............-5 $14, 383. 54
Permanent improvement................00.8 348. 27
Silviculture. .........0 0000 c eee eee ween 188. 64

TOtalisisc5.sceworecakest cease ae 14, 920. 45

Receipts from national forest resources.

Dimibersale sss2 sock k's st wes  Aevewauseaiakts $5, 097. 89
GTAZING oo crater cca’ uo eN x sunsets 6, 030. 37
Grazing trespass...........22..2-.02 eee e eee 253. 20
Special sess. erie cucu cs os saeiyaiyrcm-anciscierer 65. 40
Total yose-csr iste sieve saimicviaeac vice vielen 11, 446. 86
Nezrerce Nationau Forest (Ipano).
[Area, 1,745,060 acres.]
Total expenditures...............22.2.00000 $23, 797. 21
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 10. 65
Total allotment...................26- 28, 807. 86

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ............-.-+ $19, 800. 36
Fire and other emergency........--.--.+---- 907.50
Permanent improvement........----....-..5 3, 100. 00
Otel sv ncewsasien ote aheaisede aeons nee 23, 807. 86
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale. .........-.-.0... 2-02 cece eens $302. 95
GLAZING aioe. veldaicleg ci eeewecscemamiwels ss Sees 4, 697.84
Grazing trespass. = iaccrncdsiec clea Giiise ex seee'e 48.00
Specs USC i oss sv patecmemiee anise dks saa 277.02
Alter POWEL sss s2cecesactecaesecceeas cen eae 364. 25
Total ci cic dc sccveoeseeeecem cies ames 5, 690. 06
OcHoco Nationat Forest (OREGON).
[Area, 819,030 acres.]
Total expenditures..............--.-....2-- $26, 001. 17
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31....... esecets 49.11
Total allotment....................-- 26, 050. 28

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses $17, 603. 32
Fire and other emergency......---. 6, 513. 49
Permanent improvement.......... 1, 933. 47

Total osisiesieici decisis saisrsists Se \sia'sinjenideaies 26, 050. 28

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale: <.cscesadeeess eyes sciesioee ees $562. 00
GTAZING oo csos ts Ssaseersinrscutiet ere ote eS ayareremeaeiels 8, 485. 66
Special use.......-.-.2.-. 2. eee ee eee ee eeee 1, 481. 36

MGtall cic cicin's erersicns and sicisiaticinieessrareinees 9, 196. 02

OxanaGon Nationat Forest (WASHINGTON).
(Area, 1,541,000 acres.]

Total expenditures.............2....02see0ee- $24, 154. 91
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............-- 19. 64
Total allotment.........ccceccececene 24, 174. 55

 

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses $21, 471. 55
Permanent improvement.....-.+-.-0--+-+-+ 2, 703. 00
Total sevucseceeee's esx x ecisatieaueae ess’ 24, 174. 55
Receipts from national forest resources.
Mim ber sale sccucantesces Occ uveneecwases A $1, 340. 94
Timber settlement..........-.---------eee0- 25.00
Grazing. die ceckacies vee tcisengemeeeemiaes s 5, 100. 54
Special useccscasecisieweeirs soos se seiaees secu 126.39
Total s.. cccsucevaccniseacicias mduiseeees 6, 592. 87

Ouymerc Nationa Forest (WASHINGTON).
[Area, 1,652,000 acres.]

Total expenditures.......-..--------------- $29, 996. 06
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............- 4.10
Total allotment..........-...------+- 30, 000. 16

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-

 

mately as follows:
Ordinary current expenses. ......-.-...-.-- $21, 535. 18
Fire and otheremergency.........--..---.--- 8. 50
Permanent improvement..............-.0006 6, 039. 04
Silviculture..............2--0-- ee eee eee eee 2,417. 49
Wotal sos 25. veins ani deesewas ees 30, 000. 16

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber ale siccecsssasssscsecscaves osesiene $1, 492. 73
Timber settlement...............0220220-00 50. 00
Grazing.....-... 2.20 e eee eee eee eee eee ee 6. 25
Pe MBE o,ainsidinvee aisles 511. 00
ater power 5. 00
Total..... aeaiemenee eussGeneedeeseies 2, 064. 98

Orgcon Nationa Forest (OREGON).

[Area, 1,140,920 acres.]

 

Total expenditures....... eix ede aeaaneeek ds $41, 820, 24
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 55. 27
Total allotment........-..--....0---. 41, 875. 51

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses.......-......... $27, 186. 46
Fire and other emergency....-............6. 183. 42
Permanent improvement...............--... 4, 755. 63
Silviculture. isc.006++24s eetiedes deareceas 9, 750. 00
Total scc-wsescasesarestacencees ve oes 41, 875. 51
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sal. 625. 2 se cacanaecsediniewnee tetas $2, 178. 25
Timber settlement.........-....-------02.-- 7.70
Grazing... ..---- +2 eee sense ee ee eee eee ee eee 2, 314. 09
Grazing trespass.......-----+-+-++--2+--.-e 73. 80
Special use...-..------------------- eee eee 102. 75
ater POWEL. .-- 2 cence rene secon cece cceeeee 2, 146. 00
Total..... wecueweceveaveccctbeesacs:, (6.89959

Ozark Nationat Forzst (ARKANSAS),

[Area, 963,500 acres.]

Total expenditures.........-..-----.200000. $32, 269. 83
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 189. 31
Total allotment..........--.-...0000. 32, 459. 14
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ............-..- $24, 836. 46
Fire and other emergency...........----.-.- 5, 357. 10
Permanent improvement........-.-.....0++- 2, 261. 08
Silviculture... sexes cepceis sive sociceiscmemces 4. 50

Total...... Sacisiea cis eisieiamieteiacices casuals 32, 459. 14

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale ire: x's ss's's's a's sislelesaiajsisisiniai deine aes $15, 634. 54
Timber settlement......-........--.---2-0- 25. 00
Timber trespassie seacs ss scsiscicswessescesces 58. 81
Grazing ss... os 3 ose esacexieeee se ecieeeessiees 32. 40
Special Use)...i50-< csascasainsecuniaeecoetoes 148. 40

Total..... eccncescacce ecccccccccccee 15,899.15

PauisaDE Nationa Forest (IDAHO AND WYOMING).
(Area, 557,500 acres.)

Total er pennes sisins Sissi apnroesancsieiieelens $20, 784. 51
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............-. 50. 97

Total allotment.............----.---- 20, 835. 48

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current.expenses.........---.---- $16, 820. 93
Permanent improvement.... 3, 799. 88
Silviculture... csccescunsesscsecessasseccess 214. 67
Total siccssconssosssnescsesmessetsnui 20, 835. 48
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale... ..-.... 22. cce eee eee ee eeeee $3, 273. 54
Gisele o.c becuase asaanessauuny giannis 6, 556. 06
pec MRE). cv:siawinciwdane yaremnndaiacieiteoes's 30. 38
@ TLESPASS.... ec ceee ences ees eeennceccees 243. 93
Total...... icisiews'ss sitioalsjsisiaoes eeeeee 10, 103. 91
Pavia Nationat Forest (OreGon).
(Area, 1,333,360 acres.]

Total expenditures..............----..02.0- $13, 504. 85
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 3. 00
Total allotment................-..--. 13, 507. 85

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

   

Ordi current expenses................- $12, 911. 49
Fire and other emergency........ Salemi 6. 00
Permanent improvement 590. 36
otal. oiiisiisdesuhwecsevetaceseaces 13, 507. 85
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale oaisecisiciccineisie oicjassis'siecce v'nje'e.s'eieiein's $62. 55
Timber settlement...............2.202eeecee 378. 18
Gnizingiafecuciueadseuncerosusauewarecesek 2, 092. 39
Special us@seis2s ccc cscccccsccovewesecesss 117. 35
Total....... sisistoteinws eeccccccccccceccces 2,650. 47
Payette Nationat Forest (Ipawo). -
[{Area, 863,750 acres.]
Total expenditures..............-..2.0.006- $38, 612, 81
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31........ Susecs 101. 75
Total allotment....cceccecseccccccces 38,714. 56

 

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Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ........-..---06 $31, 542. 88
Fire and other emergency.........-..2-0-6 87. 90
Permanent improvement.............-e.e-0- 6, 833. 78
Silviculture se ccisines gaia sisaitdareiee icwiccesie’s 250. 00
Totalisscesssesiessnoaseaasaiesdsss oes 38, 714. 56
Receipts from national forest resources.
Tamber salle jz,ccc.s ceidiaiestx's sso ae Senet $19, 030. 41
GRADING icin occ arieeiceeteis cn se en daaaslioeeseew 6, 603. 62
Special M56 2s). ccccsiesisine six ec essiorsiniewr eines SS 18. 00
AEE POWEF. ... ec eee e cece cc ene 10. 50
. Total....... biicctetkeeiedaaasns aes 25, 662. 53

Precos Nationa Forest (New Mexico).

{Area, 715,500 acres.)

Total expenditures.............-..-..---.-- $26, 603. 91
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 27. 60
Total allotment............---...---- 26, 631. 51

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses.............--..-- $21, 989. 63
Fire and other emergency........-...---.--- 53. 90
Permanent improvement.......--....--.20- 3, 978. 14
Silviculture: sci ccseciciccas vee cas aicconees 609. 84
Total srccscenckichiilelsicetee os eisticinecteen 26, 631. 51
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber saleicssssececseceeevs seusacasennes $6, 313. 72
Timber trespass...... Pee RG Sess 4 serrate 780. 68
Grazing ss .s6 cass sansen esses staemtaameels 2, 635. 43
Grazing trespass..........-0-2. cee e eee e eee 12.00
Special use....... 0... eee e eee eee eee ee eeee 241. 25
Total ccc tescckascciee ees seas Meher 9, 983. 08
Penp Oremie NationaL Forest (Ipano).
[Area, 858,000 acres.)
Total expenditures.........-.---.-22++.00. $39, 555. 29
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31......... eicsats 208. 72
Total allotment...................--- 39, 764. 01

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ..............-. $29, 154. 10
Fire and other emergency..................- 1, 487. 88
Permanent improvement..................4 4, 500. 00
BU ViCulture ss .63 scnesesscccccccddcasse wee 4, 622. 03
Total cssccenpectee soacae sins way 39, 764. 01
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale ge2 licen wesc locale vse eeeanss $16, 939. 19
GAZING v6 c.2eceisaeiaasieecnseaeee see cs ee eaes 817. 99
Special use.......-..----- 2. eee e eee eee eee 176. 00
Dotalie seccisesies steivtndwisisisiele esas acces 17, 933. 18
Pixe Nationat Forest (Cotorapo).
[Area, 1,323,000 acres.]
Total expenditures...............222.22200- $45, 451. 99
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 344,16
Total allotment.....................- 45, 796. 15
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‘Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

ee current expenses. ............000. $36, 525. 25
Fire and other emergency............scesees 87. 60
Permanent improvement..............ceee0e 3, 015. 00
Silviculture socucsted cs x's:s saicremeceedescsicionie 6, 168. 30

Motal Sst lee See ee oes 45, 796. 15

Receipts from national forest resources.

  

Timber sale.............0.2.0000006 a.-. $5, 987. 98
Timber settlement. ne 64. 01
Timber trespass................ Guciawies wens 207. 62
GAZING vos ieisisiesa s sendin seen cewuintee se nee 4, 242. 46
Dpeclal USE... sieve cyacyans maersicnvds aareaeeieig 910. 55
UOESPO WEP 5s c1:5 arcicigarcie ainlera o iniciateie’a's'e ele etetats 297. 67
Ota ee oc Seas cece ed keene ate 11, 710. 29

Prumas Natrona Forest (CAirornia).

(Area, 1,433,600 acres.]

Total expenditures................cceeeeees $47, 253. 93
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.......---.... 76.47
Total allotment............ He alorcie a eharaie 47, 330. 40

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordi current expenses. ............--4- $39, 168. 06
Fire and other emergency..........0seeeeee 3, 648. 95
Permanent improvement..........-0-+-esees 4, 401. 39
Silviculture sie. scsce sce seSicwcee doe ticesion 112. 00
Totalevesstet gs ceek ieee ise Sacer 47, 330. 40
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale: « . 3 s<joeeeedwiaee vee ss canenarees $24, 572. 70
Timber settlement................2---00006- 214. 35
Timber trespass............20.2ee eee ece eens 256. 12
GDA hos 22s sito wee olorasnicieicte ys asin wieeeain -- 7,222.68
Grazing trespass........-0-.-2--- eee ese ees 20. 93
Special Uses sis i cccicssieiere’s wn cieeeewigie va sinestere 1, 090. 86
AteT POWEL. .- 0. cccceenccnccncccccences 437.09
Wotial oe cit sab rawainviembupat ss sania 33, 814. 73

PocaTetto NatTionaL Forest (IpAHo AND Ura).

[Area, 292,560 acres,]
Total expenditures as above........... eee-- $11, 253. 31
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31........ desea 1.78
Total allotment..........--......-.-- 11, 255. 09

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

  

Ordinary current expenses. ....-.....2-00+ $9, 082. 61
Permanent improvement...........0eeeeeee- 298. 25
Sil VicttUre ... asisinicccie ce cciecec/dceleewcicieecieis 1, 874. 23
Total sjacavemsr ainicitelsisidnterasiew sjeie's's's state's 11, 255. 09
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale.........---2--ce cece ee eeeeeeee $648. 15
Timber trespass..........-.-2sceeeceeeecees 3. 01
Gra Zins case ricwaiieie cts sisi oncieiais dee auacewte ee 5, 298. 89
Grazing trespass 283. 90
Special use........ 56. 43
ALCL POWEL. 2. cece cece nc ecnenccececcces 63. 60

MOtaL oo 'cssvecinjess cedeeee's seamaaeree . 6, 353. 98

 

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Powe.t Nationat Forest (Ura).

(Area, 404,700 acres.]

Total expenditures.............-sececeseees $12, 391. 82
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31..... siowiereieiets - 19.10
Total allotment............-..0e-e0ee 12, 410. 92

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

$10, 713. 39
1, 697. 53

12, 410. 92

Ordinary current expenses. ...........200+
Permanent improvement.............+0+0e0+

$1, 365. 00
9, 307. 73

10, 705. 73

 

Prescotr NaTIONAL Forest (ARIZONA).

[Area, 1,572,000 acres]

Total expenditures.................2ceceee- $20, 367. 92
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31......-.... aes 1.36
Total allotment...............2ee20 20, 369. 28

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

  

 

Ordinary current expenses. ............220 $19, 776. 38
Fire and other emergency. ...........--.-+ 67. 90
Permanent improvement..........-...2--.6 525. 00
PB ll sacle cia ich haar rary Seatac 20, 369. 28
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale scjccss.ecscneswe ess oe scemsesicas $1, 286. 34
GraZiD es accesses aeacane ss sac sassaree ase 20, 060. 92
Grazing trespass. ... Fi 19. 50
Special use..... 1, 397. 29
ater POWEL. ... 2. eceecccenecncecccncnece 548. 50
23, 312. 55

RainteR NatTionaL Forest (WASHINGTON).

[Area, 1,567,000 acres.

 

Total expenditures........--.-----ssseee--- $32, 430. 01
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 152. 86
Total allotment................02.. 32, 582. 87

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

  

 

 

Ordinary current expenses. ............0.-- $25, 164. 75
Fire and other emergency. .... - 25. 50
Permanent improvement..... sae ceseieiseias cc 7, 392. 62
Wotal sin ccoan bea ddiseeeeee te ss 32, 582. 87
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale......ccccesscecccccccceeececes $13, 718. 59
Grazing... csssvvesewscess sd cceceacess es swiss 4, 431. 97
see UBS « cisixisicieinie vie aciaisiaerdiaieticinsreeiokiwie 25. 81
ALE POWET. cose cceccceccncescccceeeeees 478. 00
18, 654, 37
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Rio Granpe Nationat Forest (CoLorapo).

[Area, 1,221,300 acres.}

Total expenditures...................--00-- $27, 035. 54
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31...........- 13. 01
Total allotment. ..............-..---- 27, 048. 55

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. .............--- $21, 934. 26
Fire and other emergency..............++6+- 64. 30
Permanent improvement........-.-.--.0-e0- 4, 699. 99
Silviculture s:cc.. oc ceccsscccass s vaeaasnnaen 350. 00
Total sic eisieeiitiene veces towieiansess 27, 048. 55
Receipts from national forest resources.
MiMber Gale x ce twsewnwes esas se Aiveraastedietaly $4, 544.11
Timber settlement. ..........-.-..000-e00- 1.00
Grazing s. .gssssaciwewnes vssess sc sesanasioes 17, 404. 29
Grazing trespass..........0.c0ceececeeeeees 48. 00
Special use. oa. sos cece eee es vas masienicicsis 382. 75
BEEF DOWEL « 5:-:0:e:cicien cae ca a cieeiaeinsececie.: 155. 87
22, 536. 02
Rourr Nationay Forest (CoLorapo).
[Area, 936,100 acres.]
Total expenditures.............-...-.------ $22, 754. 70
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............. 516. 15
Total allotment............-...-...-- 23, 270. 90

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 
  

Ordinary current expenses. ........-....-.- $20, 436. 14
Fire and other emergency..........-..-..--- 9.1
Permanent improvement. ...........--..-- 2, 402. 50
Silviculture...........0. 0. cece cee e rec eeees 423.11
Wotalssetiavssisadgahitmssooweoeeced. 23, 270. 90
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale coco shh se sadescczctssiieisacpaseeis $2, 648. 10
Timber settlement. ..................-..-- 3. 50
Timber trespass..........---0-.-202e-eeeeee 7.14
GPAtNP- ca.cccces esse orem oncasoasone eases 11, 875. 92
Grazing trespass. ........-2..2.cceceee ewes 1.10
Special use. ........ Beenie Sie aieleiciare eaicacie scierete 112. 00
Occupancy trespass............2ceee eee eene 11.70
14, 659. 46

Rusy Nationa Forest (NevapA).
[Area, 433,570 acres.

Total expenditures, $7,374.92, all of which was for ordi-
nary current expenses.

Receipts from national forest resources.

Gra Zi io srs rsc eisleioscieeie c's vise ewiealsiidestonten see $5, 477. 23
Special Use cscs sccasvices ves ceenscincasseeas 243. 82
Water POWER ie sccccscmsssceseces aelsjeldtalovelerereters 8.20
Dotal < sa sujae aren Peeeibtiesonoe Mews 5, 729. 25
St. Joz Nationat Forest (Ipawo).
[{Area, 1,033,500 acres.]
Total expenditures.............----2-2-.00- $48, 991. 22
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............. 190. 12
Total allotment...............-..-... 49, 181. 34

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Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses.............+-..-- $42, 932. 25
Fire and other emergency..............-002- 12. 50
Permanent improvement...............eee¢ 6, 198. 53
Silviculture: scjcecvracevcs se vieenecawees sietees 38. 06

Wobalscevsecscnekes seneepeaawesesowe 49, 181. 34

Receipts from national forest resources.

 

Timber sale $36, 289. 94
Grazing..............000. 170. 00
Special 080s ccccewsceeccversapance de etces 155. 00
Total cecscsaciacs Sidisie & sisieisiataiaayesevoroisiere 36, 614. 94
Satmon Nationa Forest (Ipauwo).
[Area, 1,635,500 acres.]
Total expenditures.....................000- “$30, 096. 27
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............. 39. 80
Total allotment....................:. 30,136.07

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses.................-- $26, 845. 50
Fire and other emergency...............-20- 32. 50
Permanent improvement..............--200- 3, 120. 00
Silviculture...... 2.2.0... 0.0 cece cee e eee 138. 07

MOtal sss aisdccicuws sce sencamenenees 30, 136. 07

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale seiaciosicjsiaie a 8dd 254% cwrciiondseoees $4, 823. 23
Graze 2. 2. cisisc mies wacacn sss Saloiacaatseenets 3, 858. 52
Special Ws oso cicisicis sain a Se vosvcemnowmas vey c 35. 90

Total......... ee eccscccce STS See 8, 717. 65

San Isapen Nationa, Forest (Cotorapo).

; (Area, 651,200 acres.]
Total expenditures....................0022.

enditures. . $17, 990. 28
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............. 223. 64
Total allotment...................... 18, 213. 92

Distributed among the several subactivities a i-
mately as follows: Coes

Ordinary current expenses................... $15, 533. 02
Fire and other emergency................... 31. 90
Permanent improvement.................... 990. 00
Silviculture. cance ses oe oaiiseswcss ceeeccccn 1, 659. 00

Total ois ssa scimie'se vemreiaeamaceee ceesas * 18, 213, 92

Receipts from national forest resources.

 

TIMBOL Gal Geo aco eee saceenttcese $613. 22
Timber trespass............ See peRee Ae eee. 92. 54
GTAZING ee wesies s ses oss ge aewraicnacncenn sede 3, 214. 47
Special use. oss seo cecsacinemen ss sicawieniisa 350. 42
Water power...........0-00 22 eee cece cee eeees 28. 20

Total 2 sssee2s3S 52 2so seer Mee 4, 298. 95

San Juan Nationat Forest (Cotorapo).

[Area, 745,000 acres.]

Total expenditures....................0..24 $19, 116. 67
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............. 19. 40
Total allotment. .... dis‘ eles eeistetewres he 19, 136. 07
50

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses............0+.0- $15, 790. 29
Fire and other emergency.................- 33. 00
Permanent improvement...........2....20+ 2,970.71
Silviculture..............ccc cece cece eee ceee 342. 07
Otel: seaccieks.& cebu estagaieaucaeoaneins 19, 136. 07
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale. ..........22.-2.22.2eeeeeeeeee $8, 138. 82
Timber trespass...............00000eeeeeee 57.10
AZAD soo ooo s cc cvassihte' ude wis sicvorspei stoveicibate sees 8, 626. 86
Special use..............00. 0-0 c cee cee eens 418. 35
ccupancy trespass...............-20..000- 260. 43
Total.......... aiistew balcinecuicite seer esis 17, 501. 56
Santa Barpara Natrionat Forest (CaLirorNIA).
[Area, 2,348,200 acres.] :
Total expenditures....................000- $39, 554. 62
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 36. 55
Total allotment..................... 39, 591.17

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses................- $31, 864. 51
Fire and other emergency.........-.......05 4, 052. 29
Permanent improvement. .......-.....2... 8, 674. 37
Total o:. tec cdncmicawcedas eh ohechueds 39, 591.17
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale. gic sewecespiaieists sie's'sd seas $212. 00
Timber settlement.............2.----...22. 93. 75
Grazing sc scecseessceteeceseere ess ceases 5, 427. 39
Grazing trespass. .......--...2....--+-2005 100. 00
Special Use... sjsicicisisnievcweaiiisice ss dea. hens 1, 127. 36
ater POWEL....-.--....---- 2-22 e eee ee ene 198. 75
Motul acccce ce RAhne Oates estas oes 7, 159. 25

Santa Rosa Nationat Forzst (Nevapa).
[Area, 299,960 acres.]
Total expenditures..............2-220-.000- $11, 556. 91

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ..............-. $9, 347. 51
Fire and other emergency.............-.-..- 15. 00
Permanent improvement.........--.....2206 2, 194. 40
Total iseease te tiugo ness Gene wiatciean 11, 556. 91
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale. ...-.-....-.- 2-0 ee ence ee eeee $43. 00
Gragin Giese suiccneee's os os Raeeeees sense 8, 298. 22
Grazing trespass...-..-------------.e0eeee 218. 30
Special use...---.--------- +--+ +++ esse ee eee 36. 30
Totals: gchas i eceeiedes 265 eee wees 8, 595. 82

Santiam Nationa. Forest (OreGon).
[Area, 710,170 acres.]

Total expenditures..............-....-4.45 $17, 182. 45
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31...........- 24. 08
Total allotment..........-........-- 17, 206. 53

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordi current expenses. ............----
Fire and other emergency.......--00--+-----

$13, 613. 41
17. 20

 

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Permanent improvement... ....-.-.--see5 $3, 550. 92
Silviculture........-.......- ystersieweeie a ainiaieaie's 25. 00
Total w2iesceet eek et 17, 206. 53
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber settlement...........-..-.-2------- $10. 00
Graze ites sisi sic aie adee «sss! tavasereigis seize dieiee 890. 74
Special! uses cccesevccssesoas occas acciiee se 72. 00
LEY POWEL.... 22.0000 cece cece rene naceccce 1, 110. 00
Total aaa wascieeatadiec <a neemaseecceass 2, 082. 74
Sawtoota Nationat Forest (IDAHO).
[Ares, 1,320,000 acrec.]

Total expenditures...........----..---.e0-- $21, 691. 82
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.....-.....-- 4. 83
Total allotment........-.--.....----. 21, 696. 65

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows: :

Ordinary current expenses. ........ dieiaeiaeein'als $18, 693. 62
Fire and other emergency............------- - 90
Permanent improvement..........------.-+- 2, 073. 13
Silviculture:..c.ssesssexescecsanes se escenex 929. 00
Totalic. jcc caccauseids ebsites 255.08 21, 696. 65
Receipts from national forest resources.
Wit ber sal Oe es ase cae Ae ys swe $1, 909. 84
Timber trespass...........--------2----00-- 8. 03
GrAZING 2. sss fs ss kecdatsinsseneee veass Vat 20, 061. 88
Grazing trespass............2-2---2-2-e200- 186. 00
Special uses. cc: s csirescuecececemeese see oe 149. 25
ater power......... x 2 9.10
Total viciss:srcapiaswiscesviwee so zanndead 22, 324. 10
Setway Nationat Forest (Ipano).
‘ [Area, 1,802,000 acres ]
Total expenditures.................2...22-- $28, 545. 69
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 81............. 98. 16
Total allotment...................... 28, 643. 85

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 
  

 

 

ery current expenses.................2. $20, 266. 27
Fire and other emergency... 1, 950. 00
Permanent improvement. 6, 202. 58
SULVICUI TUTE is sis ccit nee oti sceatmariem as aemcevs 225. 00

Motel higher erro ae dae G. 28, 643. 85

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sales iscceawcas x csus sdcelsene eewwes $158. 25
GAZING scissile ace tees « cvcucasse dain 158. 06
Special use..-............. 22.02 e eee eee 18. 00

Total: sats cosa een ool ee pales 334. 31

Sequoia Nationat Forest (CALIFORNIA).
[Area, 1,191,840 acres.]

 

Total expenditures..................2...... 27, 965. 04
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............. = 70. 40
Total allotment...................... 28, 035. 44

Distributed among
mately as follows:

Ordina:

the several subactivities approxi-

1 current expenses................. $21,831. 20
Fire an other emergency................... 2, 430. 75
Permanent improvement.................... 3, 773. 49

28, 035. 44
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Receipts from national forest resources.

Tim ber sales 0 cv sqaa se ewesaekeccecuweee« $8, 457. 51
Timber settlement.............--.-----220e- 495, 22
Timber trespass............---.+5- Wanelese 359. 53
GTOZINE So aisracincee ene eee nace eaieee 4, 903. 02
Grazing trespass. ......--.------ 2-22 ee eee ee 8. 00
Special Use... cae icc esse wuisiens aaaiacaiiecias 798. 20
GLEE POWET'. ..siciccaseceneed desncwaiindeesss 877. 82
Total. c2.cidegiesiecadessieicdcce 15, 899. 30

Sevier Nationa Forest (Utag).

[Area, 802,660 acres.]
Total expenditures.............-.....-0206- $16, 026. 57
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............- 11. 62
Total allotment..............-.....-- 16, 038. 19

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-

mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ............---- $13, 933. 26

‘Permanent improvement...........-...----- 1, 604. 93

Silviculture: Jccccdscsescaseeecaseaaneace 500. 00
WMotale-<ct222ate os etaLeccaoct eines 16,038. 19

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale.......... tiie Ina eR eER Rese $1, 386. 17

Graze 2 ieee sv scshetsiwldi shreds gis earn eee ctevetes 12, 997. 68

Grazing trespass...........--.---.-2222.4-- 48. 00

Special use sii sins wsrsjaisierssassetsanhatiosiersavelncis 86. 30
A Gal bl sale fkat aa etatae ee Ay 14, 518.15

Saasta NationaL Forest (CALIFORNIA).

[Area, 1,586,880 acres.]

Total expenditures.........-.-....--2---.--- $43, 851. 45
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 335. 14
Total allotment.......-...-----.-.---- 44, 186. 59

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

ae current expenses. ..........--.--- $34, 725. 13
Fire and other emergency. .....-..-------- 2, 703. 35
Permanent improvement........---------- 3, 489. 68
Silvicwlture ss. ccsgc ee ase ot coke oe oeieiaceressisie * 3, 268. 43
Total sstes ssceisasedeeere sce t256 206 ake 44, 186. 59
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale...... 2.2... 20. eee eee ee eee cess $9, 641. 29
Timber settlement. .......-.--.----------- 108. 42
Timber trespass....... seclegisalevisc gests 2azees 131. 24
Grazie scccses ccececanwex eee iveises ssels's 2, 920. 27
Special Usessceces sc vecxcawseee< eee sces ass 129. 83
ater POWEL..-.------- 2 eee eee eee eee eee 30. 25
Total noewaccsic cee vetousnceshenisece 12, 960. 80

SHosHONE NationaL Forest (WYOMING).

[Area, 1,609,000 acres.]

Total expenditures.............--------2008 $25, 090. 97
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31......--.--.- 15. 75
Total allotment.....-..-..--.-------- 25, 106. 72

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses $19, 926. 97
Permanent improvement. ........- 4, 929, 84
Silviculture 1. 0:0: ccicicsicnsee town se ddeanea 249. 91

Total..... false Siajaisisleicisie ses eased stewie 25,.106. 72

 

Receipts from national forest resources.

TiMb eT Gal Coss cicisicisieiceia so ceinicisieninwwcces eae $433. 45
GIAZING Giada cisise cheatin Sit 6, 442. 90
Grazing trespass........---.-------2----20- 9. 00
Special wseisiec.ciistcastesieeiainnomeideswauisiinsrh ee 478. 38

Totals ..9:002 steers ee de ests veseieesees 7, 363. 73

Sierra Nationa Forest (CALIFORNIA).

[Area, 1,743,000 acres.]

Total expenditures.............------------ $54, 934. 58
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31...........- 218. 94
Total allotment..............-...---- 55, 153. 52

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses.............---- $42, 385. 13
Fire and other emergency.......-..------- 8, 325. 24
Permanent improvement........- 4, 426. 15”
Silviculture: «csc 656ss0ec0% d6ce senecsesers 17. 00
Rotel scessade toe seieeesceeuseeeEkon 55, 153. 52

Receipts from national forest resources.

  

Timber sal. cicseainccce nee gs000eca ed ennne $42, 131. 40
Timber settlement. ...........------ S eaaets 14, 315. 36
Timber trespass..........----------------- 1, 702. 43
GYAZING ch ccevamet een et ieees paectee nae 6, 597. 45
Grazing trespass.......--.-.-----.--------- 13. 75
Special use.....--.---------20-- eee eee eee 1,171. 89
He (eSPASS: or. sacs edecice ssh sxe sss gales 105. 55
Water powers, cccmicsseles. disieaeiies sugle's v's seis 8, 880. 36

Total ne eesosece verses eee eassesaes 74, 918. 19

Sioux NatTionay Forest (Montana AnD SoutH Daxorta).

(Area, 211,580 acres.]
Total expenditures..............----------- $12, 194. 34
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 192. 30
Total allotment.............-.-...--- 12, 386. 64

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses $11, 128. 74

 

Fire and other emergency. ....... gues 4.75
Permanent improvement. ........-.--.--.- 1, 253. 15
Daal eceie eek LCC on 12, 386. 64
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale....... Dona eaNecel Dake kamera $3, 259. 09
Grazing... .... 6.2.0.2 e eee cee eee ee eee 3, 340. 91
Special use........------- eee eee eee eee 1, 567. 16
Totaleies/siganewicedaees seuss tears 8, 167. 16

Siskiyou Natronan Forest (CALIrorniA AND OREGON).
(Area, 1,694,250 acres.]

Total expenditures.............-...--...... $54, 655. 83
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 40. 45
Total allotment....................-- 34, 696. 28

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses... ...........---. $23, 384, 27
Fire and other emergency...........-.---. 204. 50
Permanent improvement..........--..--.. 9, 307. 54
BilVICUIture. ooo eee eee ca oennnes sedan 1, 799. 97

TO 22S ere eid cari eee ads - 34, 696. 28
52

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale... 22.2.2... ee cece cece cece cece 18. 30
Timber settlement. ..........00..0000000ee BL 70
Timber trespass...........0.00000ceccccecee 5. 15
GI AZIDD. is ce toe 6 aes oisinrs ist a nse icctarnce era uielcidecen 636. 85
Special use.... 2... 2.0... cccc eee ce eee ecceee 49, 22
Oler POWEL. 2.2.2... ccccccececccccecececs 119. 00
MOtal cacsan iG oats eld inane ed staan 1,980. 23

Srrarsaves Nationat Forest (ARIZONA).

[Area, 893,720 acres.]
Total expenditures............ 0. ...ceeceeee $25, 813. 87
Outstanding liabilities, Aug 31........... jie 28. 71
Total allotment...................... 25, 842. 58

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ...........22.45 $19, 039. 12
Fire and other emergency. ........-0....+- 586. 05
Permanent improvement. ..............00- 6, 217. 41

Ota oiececad saaeasarccaswbnskee des 25, 842. 58

Receipts from national forest resources.

Tim ber sale sec cau vse sence eeesereeseeesss
Timber trespass......-........0.2.ecececees
GraZING soso nes cod senanatbeweedacuae wes
Grazing trespass
Dpecial ise... wisiceiceecacacaniineseeece eae

 

Srustaw Nationat Forest (Oregon).

[Area, 820,000 acres.]

Total expenditures.................-...22-- $32, 033. 97
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 49. 93
Total allotment.............-......2. 32, 083. 90

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows: :

od current expenses. ................ $13, 637. 12
Fire and other emergency. .........-.....- - 90
Permanent improvement. .............2.-- 2, 612. 23
Silviculture 2s a iecroswiaies foes snmrcicigesnesesec 15, 833. 65

Totals cia ncieciaion oso oamaesse siete 32, 083. 90

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber saleso2.se 2s .cisaau see See cenetecdie $211. 49
Timber settlement. ................---050- 215. 27
GTAZING o:. sssrcrsispeminis arcreieveibiars eid © dielei nae aialeie'eie 10. 49
Occupancy trespass..........22.-2.eeeceeee 8.00

Totah. sisiccdsecndiean ooo neg 445. 25

Snoquatmiz Natrona Forest (WASHINGTON).
(Area, 1,042,000 acres.]

Total expenditures......... B siololaerieemteeeiete $37, 161. 09
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 93. 97
Total allotment...............--..24- 37, 255. 06

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ........-.....-- $25, 120. 96
Fire and other emergency. .........---.0+- 105. 48
Permanent improvement. .......-..-...00. 6, 162. 00
Silviculture sc oie Seigidistse Ss eessisiclere siete since’ 5, 866. 62

Totalssis s sjeisiaciee sduteiseGiekiows eainieisiains 37, 255. 06

 

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Receipts from national forest resources.

  
 

Timborieale «ic sincere’ set cewaam cree 2258.5 $25, 500. 00
cere use... ove 71. 00
TT@ tLOSPASB.... ese ee cece ccc cecceccecns 4, 000. 00
Datel a scscistescisie(stela'sis'c sie eieeeciereemieinele 29, 571. 00

Sopris Nationat Forzst (CoLorapo).
[Area, 656,000 acres.]

Total expenditures......-.---.------+e++--- $23, 087. 76
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............. 40. 36
Total allotment.............--.--..-- 23, 128. 12

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ......-....--.-- $18, 414. 07
Fire and other emergency........----...-- 29. 56
Permanent improvement. .........-..2s00 4, 430. 43
Silvicll Hite e-nsosssayenigs semaine ss alsaaieees 254. 12
Total acccsscsyenseeeevedw ese sanexexee 23, 128. 12
Receipts from national forest resources .

Timber sale............0.2002 eee e ee ence eee $6, 089. 73
Grazing. 6.55 se ceceaemnncacueweonesueecs 3, 658. 12
Special Use... sececcicuics ceuededdacuauses 185. 67
LET POWER aie ca -c'c sei snare acco uci eeieig slersieiy 5. 00
POA sss ssctie es aide Seat wes eiceelesiee 9, 938. 52

Sranistaus NaTionaL Forest (CALIFORNIA).

[Area, 1,136,500 acres.]

Total expenditures................---..-22- $36, 160. 86
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............. 11. 82
Total allotment.............2-.-200-- 36, 172. 68

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

  

 

Ordinary current expenses. ................ $30, 061. 14
Fire and other emergency. ..............4- 2, 439. 79
Permanent improvement. ................. 3, 671. 75
Total wcccescatevevessaceesanstwicenss 36, 172. 68
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber salesscasciciwjoe sv ev iciahenuneaess $19, 576. 65
Timber settlement..........2..2.2........ 543. 36
Timber trespass................02--0--2 eee 164. 62
GQTAZING on ait inineraiciaie 6 62s eisiaraipiaerse ceewiete cc 5, 746. 77
Grazing trespass...........2-.2.2 0. cece eee 28. 50
SPCClal USE s.sisisiajeamrewa sensicweaudessdwate 571. 67
@ tLESPASS........ eee eee eee eee ae 44, 40
Water POWeP. 25% sseinjeasines oo basidecewasrecace 3, 779. 72
Totals ais cose stislowes geen a. Gres 30, 455. 69

Sunpance Nationa Forest (Wyoming).

[Area, 179,121 acres.]

 

Total expenditures.....................204. $9, 198. 45
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 28.15
Total allotment..............0...02.. 9, 226. 60

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

ey current expenses. ................ 8, 125.
Fire and other eniemeney sh apse ch avere oe aveeiee ei 139, 5
Permanent improvement. ..........--2.... 604. 51
Silviculture... . 22... 2. 2c cece cece nccccecces 73. 50
: V—————__
Total siaais sieicteieesisicie caisjieaseaesiessisioe s 9, 226. 60
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber salés..3:.:ccuisjcpiencte aenceccusnd ste $260. 60
GYAZING 2 sacl ciiocdesewcksehanneseeoeeseee 893. 33
Grazing trespass.......-.......22.eseee eee 364. 94
Bpecial 86 sca sissies sinieeigte vic ww esisisiaininia/sieieree 154. 43
WOSP SBS oi5)s ais cdisseiatorgicce'ee.c's sibicicicisicinlateroaae's 14. 07
LOCH 525 arintesiisinwicte's simetecteuidegaay 1, 687. 37

Surerior Nationa Forest (Minnesota).

[Area, 1,276,100 acres.]

Total expenditures................-.......- $19, 516. 10
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 59. 90
Total allotment.....................- 19, 576. 00

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

eee? current expenses. ................ $15, 748. 68
Fire and other emergency................. 252. 35
Permanent improvement..................25 3, 574. 97
POtal co jese sissies Wes sey serasoseies 19, 576. 00
Receipts from national forest resources. :
Mimber sale: scence ecw ets vp sxwssaanuen $265. 00
Timber settlement. . . 125. 00
Special Uses cssssscxewescees cece seeks cami 81. 00
Totaless sasecexcsoedeecw tees aceee ss 471. 00
Tanor Nationa Forest (CALIFORNIA AND
NeEvapa.)
[Area, 1,272,470 acres.]
Total expenditures. ............2.......008- $438, 006. 25
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 36. 51
Total allotment...................... 43, 042.76

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows: "
Ordinary current expenses. ...............- $36, 458. 89

 

Fire and other emergency. . 2, 688. 89
Permanent improvement. - . 3, 823. 13
Silviculture o.oo ceitidowesvacdencwes 71. 85
MO tal scisssicdjsfera's ele stag bath Sassen pew 43, 042.76
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber silesscaxesievesvesxsasvsmuawsaaens $9, 984. 94
Timber trespass.....-....-.---.----2-20000- 619. 99
PANG oe is aese sistcdeeeccs ese se seuamasees 6, 272. 32
Special Wee. sis iaistss:sisis.dicscieineinie sidioreie'ciwisisiore' sain 269. 12
Water Power. ....-.-----0-0-eceeeceeececee 268. 63
Potal 255 bsceacasenvelaceeketess ones 17,4 65.
TaraHEE Nationa Forest (IpAHO AND
Wromine).
[Area, 823,450 acres.]

Total expenditures........-...-.-----022++- $29, 023. 60
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.....-.....- 10. 00

Total allotment......-......-.--.---- * 29, 033. 69

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

paiioary current expenses. .........-..---- $25, 844. 84
Fire and other emergency............-..---- 20.00
Permanent improvement. ..........---+-- 2, 000. 17
Silviculture: +. <sesceskes os sasisjsinos ee ccies 1, 168.59

Total.............- Sion Se ijciecieeees etn 29, 033. 60

 

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale... ........02cece cece een eeeceee $7, 797. 54
Timber trespass........--.-.--------eeeeeee 44.11
GEAZING ccds sin tas gs lotesiniciedecioms samaisiee ew 7, 588. 04
Special use........ digiajeisisia bitclenisenseesSieistss 272. 25

Total isiccssrdosieismine ois e's's'saiemiigaadees 15, 701. 94

Teron Nationat Forest (WYOMING).

(Area, 1,978,850 acres.]

Total expenditures... ........-----.+----- $24, 089. 18
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 7.30
Total allotment.............-.------- 24, 096. 48

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. .............--- $15, 398. 41
Permanent improvement. ..............--- 8, 698. 07
Total ie. occcciiceis vexcessaedassesess5 24, 096. 48
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber Salsiies ooeiceeccccecasensnace ehenas $732. 50
GB ZANE sii sia cae araitertc ae ch wicied eas watyonee 1, 726. 16.
Special Uses iis ccocaaneeantes bese ances 114. 65.
Total 43 2acmces wane Saceee 2, 573.31
TorvaBe Nationat Forzst (NevapDa).
[Area, 1,963,100 acres.]
Total expenditures..............-.22-.00--- $13, 427.12
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 38.82
Total allotment...................... 13, 430. 94

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

 

Ordinary current expenses. ................ $13, 017.36
Permanent improvement.................. 413. 58
otal ete eke tea dac cde 13, 430. 94
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber GALS ety cease caw bine os $5, 899. 03
raring x. fos i herionnsct ao seencantanguee ees 7, 407. 67
SPCClA) WSO. ii deidsnitasconceaersee execs 158. 57
ater POWET. ........0-.. 2 eee ee eee ee eee 25. 00.
Otel wi ioie's e cicioteysainte eiascjsierne eee Belew die 13, 490. 27
Toneass Narionan Forust (ALASKA).
[Area, 15,481,000 acres.]

Total expenditures.................0.....2. $26, 185. O1
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 448. 54
Total allotment 26, 633. 55

Distributed among

the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows: BP

 

Ordinary current expenses. ................ $25, 325. 40

Permanent improvement.................... 1, 308. 15.

Total cet uec eee esto eats 2 26, 633. 55.
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale... .......222... 0022002 e eee eee $46, 351. 34

Special wse......-.... eee eee cece eee eee 2, 153. 80

 

 

48, 505. 14
54

Tonto Nationat Forest (ARIZONA),

[Area, 2,156,000 acres.]
Total expenditures..............2...---0-4. $18, 661. 88
Outstan liabilities, Aug. 31......-..-..-- 23. 94

Total allotment.................-...- 18, 685. 82

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses. ................ $15, 825. 39
Fire and other emergency...............---- 463.95
Permanent improvement...............--- 2, 371. 48
Silviculture......00.. 0000.02.22 cee eee eee eee 25.00

Total 23 csecnavarudcdaseaoo enous 18, 685. 82

Receipts from national forest resources.

Mim DOF G16: e.2 Weis Asse eluelets'ssee ce aides $341. 30
GIANG so 3.) cgi aioe Somes vee ss sae 15, 664. 92
Grazing trespass............2--2-22-02-04- 294. 00
Special use sss: sche ssnscckasitarexcessceas 1, 223. 31
Water PO WETS 'o5 eictsrsieicrchins eaters sales secars 1, 599. 25

LOUAl .eisie mses ace chosen eemeremmers 19, 122. 78

Trinity NationaL Forest (CALIFORNIA).
[Area, 1,746,020 acres.]

Total ex enditures. . di de dedhl aa qtsel eit $51, 975. 32
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 78.19
Total allotment.....................- 52, 053. 51

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses. .........-.- Sasa $36, 096. 06
Fire and other emergency......-..--.-...-.- 6, 838. 47
Permanent improvement..............-....- 9, 118. 98
Tobdlvcs vescpeeyecwee ease cesscaaic as 52, 053. 51
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timi ber sali: ss seiinaided overs c.acans anboke $1, 908. 65
Timber trespass.......-...- 21. 82
Grazing..........- 4, 023. 58
Special Uses. oes iscicncecencue ses ites: ahide 86. 45
aber POWE?.. 25 ceecieieeeeeeg ees ce ace ences 5.00
Total crea diaiciainiereieiaiersielsineeniewens s wissee 6, 045. 50
Tusayan Navionat Forssr (ARIzoNA).
[Area, 1,800,000 acres.]

Total expenditures......................2.. $28, 413. 99
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............. 626. 55

Total allotment.................-.-.. 29, 040. 54

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses................. $24, 494. 22
Fire and other emergency............-.....- 641. 85
Permanent improvement.................- 3, 749. 58
Silviculture s,s cos ccciiewae nec eSeisien nabs 154. 89

Tot alcaiendeeied re ea ihe Ee 29, 040. 54

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale.....-.-.--.-------0-222-20-0eee $35, 315. 48
Grazing... 2... e cece ence 17, 535. 36
Grazing trespass..........-.- 2.222222. e eee 372. 00
Special U6. - yi. 2 socvesacenuaisics Hostess 2, 709. 12

Totacwiicea ss Reser esewheee vs weeries 55, 931. 96

 

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRIOULTURE.,

Umnta Nationa, Forrest (Utag).
[Area, 1,286,500 acres.)

Total expenditures......................... 27, 281.21
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............. a 40. 20
Total allotment..................-... 27, 321.41

Distributed among

the several subactiviti 2
mately as follows: subactivities approxi

Ordinary current expenses................. $23, 229. 40
Permanent improvement.................... 1, 193. 33
Silviculture..-........0...00002...00- 000. 2, 898. 68
Total. Sitges cool ac ee 27, 321. 41
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale..............2022022.20....... $868. 29
Timber trespass............................ 74.39
GYAZANG soo e282 s cconipeeesanieranaesinn ex eens s 22, 157. 87
Grazing trespass........................... 63. 00
Special use... oi case pied towsanueee seekee 62. 20
Total i222 25 Mrantcudosscmeuen dee ears | 23, 225.75
Umatitta Nationan Forest (OREGON).
[Area, 556,920 acres.]
Total expenditures...............2202.200.. $14, 687.14
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............. 154. 20
Total allotment....................... 14, 841. 34

Distributed among

the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses................. $12, 513. 35
Permanent improvement...................- © 2, 327.99
otal us be enue ieee N Ings) aS 14, 841.34

Receipts from national forest resources.
Grazing.......... $6, 685. 38
Special use 32.00
Total 6, 717. 38

 

Umrqua Nationa Forest (Oregon).
. [Area, 1,193,440 acres.

 

Total expenditures....... Seaway eves rasta $31, 269. 35
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............. 30. 96
Total allotment...................2.. 31, 300. 31

Distributed among

the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordi current expenses....--........... $26, 163. 65
Fire a other emergency.......-....-...... 16.75
Permanent improvement...............-.... 5, 119. 91
DOtal sy ccacscseendet + saccirtocge canny 31, 300. 31
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale.......... We eset ey aeeaieine tee $10, 250. 00
GrazINe 2022. esa sree tess ceemeescions oe 669. 49
Special use.. «.ccceweseeeeseesssessmteveee. 5.00
tac

Tota ccesleisceepesc oes Scie nes dee 10, 924. 49

UnNcoMPAHGRE Nationat Forest (CoLorapo),
(Area, 867,860 acres.]

Total expenditures..................2..2-.. $22, 726.41
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............. 713. 26
Les,

Total allotment.............-......24 23, 439. 67
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses $20, 545. 14
Permanent improvement... 2, 194. 86
Silviculture..........0.000......-.- sa aera 699. 67
Total so. dadencesnueemneedeseeeeees cee 23, 439. 67
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale... 00.0222... eee $4, 288. 65
Timber trespass.............---2--2--2+008- 150. 00
GYATIN GS scape ee eee nim eee eee eMen es 10, 388. 08
Special wse sii. stidis diate Bacerse sss ewe Seleis 939. 54
BLOT POWER ecco sic. cie ieysaiessigicieieis slags a Sista eee 5.00
Motel cdcceesehl cade weiss eS elsces 15, 771.27

Wattowa Nationa Forest (OREGON).

[Area, 1,097,670 acres.]
Total bi ale a sells e's s yee owwiene §19,880..15
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............- 71. 58
Total allotment.........-......220--- 19, $01. 68

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-

mately as follows:
Ordinary current expenses.......-..--..--- $17, 398. 10
Permanent improvement..........--..---++- 2, 503. 58
Total cxcienasevaweecmesee save dss exes 19, 901. 68
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber. Gale occ 03-2 sa eeiismekickines tare sees os $130. 50
GYAZIN GS excise asiecceckawouneuece gveese sce « 15, 894, 52
Grazing trespass........-........-20-222008 329. 32
Special wsesccsnc oe sgcareestees seeves eile css 410. 92
Total 2. csecccsssiewescccecseeceseue ss 16, 765. 26
Wasaton Nationat Forest (Urtag).
[Area, 309,000 acres.]
Total expenditures...........-.---------.-- $15, 053. 05
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 ...........-. 11. 19
Total allotment..................-.-- 15, 064. 24

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-

mately as follows:
Ordinary current expenses. .........-...... $10, 363. 77
Permanent improvement........... teekee cee 415. 00
Silviculture... j2.6¢- 20 .c0ce- eee ee see aeee 4, 285. 47
NOtals 32 cca weeeeisiesieissecise seecees 15, 064. 24

Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber sale............---.2-2-0-02-22000- $271. 90
Timber trespass........-.-..2-..02-2-02000- 6. 44
GISANE: sect cow cseceuites eee bar's 3, 810. 64
Epecta USC che dotugincteueemeeee verses ees 68. 25
ater Power. .....-------------- 22 eee enone 59. 00
Totals sccesosaeesiisevesdescsaae sacs 4, 216. 23

Wasuaxre Nationa, Forest (Wyomina).

[Area, 393,950 acres.]

Total expenditures ................-..24..- $10, 475. 39
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31...........-. 69. 28
Total allotment..............- seeeees 10, 544, 67.

 

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Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 
  

Ordinary current expenses $9, 724. 29
Permanent improvement. . 745. 44
Silyictltures cc: once ¢sve22 vadncwectewes 74. 94
Total seccesscmvewes eos se shares ee sees, 10, 544. 67
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber, Sal soc isisiev ec Seeaee oe esa seh aewenie $519. 50
GPAZAN Faas betas lia aces ceseect eee diene panier 8, 857. 73
SPO Cal WH oo.os.2 3 dis. ersten wie sev e's oie ooo sisleneiged 2. 00
AUST POW ET sigs ows bcciynisicis vss Se else's scienstats 11. 27
PLO UE ct ssci cya ciavehe snare valaveyeca'sia's-0 ey atereiates 4, 390. 50

WasHineton Nationa, Forrest (WASHINGTON).

{Area, 1,490,000 acres.]

Total heal op P eeanetaeaectearad auase $25, 861. 08
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31.............- 19. 75
Total allotment................-....- 25, 880. 83

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses...............-- $21, 042. 73
Permanent improvement...........-.--2+++- 4, 838. 10
Potala cee sed wiiisemeweaeand series 25, 880. 83

TIMb OE GAlC ws wscs:avsrecesacscwaenice eeielsis seed da es $10, 158. 90
Timber settlement.................22-2----- 10. 00
Special Uses weaenes sce kiecre sec oss 42. 00
BLED POWET a 2ccceecccweriedinccaeas veces 369. 40
Otel. ssccsaeswaccmedwses eccievscwcs ss 10, 580. 30

WeIseR Nationat Forest (Ipano).

(Area, 680,460 acres.)

Total expenditures..............-...22.000- $24, 813. 80
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 86. 56
Total allotment..........-........... 24, 900. 36

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses...............-. $21, 992.11
Fire and other emergency.......-......... 39. 60
Permanent improvement. ...........-..... 2, 049.11
Silviculture... 22.22.22... cece e eee eee eee 819. 54
MOA) sciasa tineie sien inwancueecages sees 24, 900. 36
Receipts from national forest resources.

Timber ieale oi.:5.0:c.2seesiicsuisee sees os 25s $1, 648. 88
Timber settlement. ...................-... 18. 00
Timber trespass.......5..........222-22202. 1.75
Grazing onc cc ences aeeatecies tee .cacs aes 7,181. 48
Grazing trespass...............2....22..0.. 213. 10
ce WBE sonnet ecabntwidnecewens hoes ses 57. 20
ater POWEL. .....-.-.----0- eee eee eee 279. 00
DOtaL se ainiaeiaiaicees Stee ecidcae Seteremat 9, 349. 41

Wenaua Nationat Forest (OREGON AND WASHINGTON).

[Area, 792,000 acres.)

Total expenditures......................0.-

tures... $13, 706. 94
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31...........:

683. 19

Total allotment.................00.2- 14, 390. 13
56

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

  

Ordinary current expenses........ Seeceeee. $12, 943. 61
Permanent improvement............00...- 1, 446. 52
Total. Gereieue fasen cides bentanrwenes 14, 390. 13

Timber sale... .....2-..cescccncecccnescccs $414. 50
TAZING. «0:2 <nieieiain ee Sa disineisigeeaeseaisciceees 9, 324. 80
DPOCAl MAG jis care ose aeiayarsaewenwtice et cca 59. 02
Total aasttteeacticawee es tewateeces 9, 798. 32

WENATCHEE NatTIonaL Forest (WasHINGTON).

[Area, 1,157,000 acres.]

Total expenditures................c2000 e--- $21,306.78
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 40. 54
Total allotment.................00... 21, 347. 32

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 
 

Ordinary current expenses. ............4 ee. $18,164. 84
Fire and other emergency............ : 141. 86
Permanent improvement............ ‘ 8, 034. 17
SUlvVicultire. 2 ss.c2 ess Seiniesinie swesesseenan 6. 45
TOtal axsicwicsinisaveciciaiese@ene cameos: 21, 347. 32
Receipts from national forest resources.

Tim ber isale ,2)2:2<:<.sicieisie'as Ssiaciaioasecic de a'cce $5, 705. 85
Timber settlement. ................02cceee 6, 024. 00
Timber trespass: ...........2-.2.2 2 ee eceeeee 26. 44
GYAPIN 2 ix tices cn indeeltdes se dcencieaan ees 4, 588. 69
Special Use ve. cee sce cerejoas duis scsisiebesins 103. 90
TO TESPAST, oe ece se ceiinissisie se 6 sewinisinwenaes 75. 00
Water pOWel. ons secews seca cc scsisaiacinaces 295. 59
Tolal 2 ssisais ceseesess cscscs scsicteteces 16, 819. 47

Ware Rrver Nationat Forest (Cotorapo).

(Area, 877,990 acres.]

Total expenditures...................- enecee $20,429. 54
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............ 995. 50
Total allotment ..................2.. 21, 425. 04

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Ordinary current expenses..... oleletslaiciciaiateicts $19, 800. 72
Fire and other emergency. ...........-0ee 32. 50
Permanent improvement........ saw alaaiaersia 1, 489. 03
Silviculture... .......-.0006 wiaees ss esinincies 102. 79

Matalin fn pra 21, 425. Ox

Receipts from national forest resources.

"Tim bf G41 6::.3.3.'s sisicisicis:c:s wisice se miniele'e e sieicieices $5, 520. 18
GRAZING a5 ssa sein se ain sh ereroisinta! 9 0's 01s ic esassinis we ctstere 7, 237.12
Special use........cccce eee ce eee nnececcneee 333. 06

Total io tecsuigen sd cuaweeearuaneueas 13, 090. 36

Warman Nationat Forest (OrREGon).
[Area, 949,230 acres.]

Total expenditures as above................
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............--

Total allotment........cccceccccccee-

$32, 845. 39
74, 12

32, 919. 51

 

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

oe current expenses..........-...--- $29, 728. 76
Fire and other emergency...........-..+++- 5
Permanent improvement.............. Pegua iste 8, 104. 71
Silviculture sais wccceie scsperelewiciwie idles a5 sehen 85. 54
0) <r ee 32, 919. 51
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale........--2-------02ce cece eens $62, 543. 01
Timber settlement...........2..-----0--ee0= 1, 216. 84
Timber trespass..........------2----cceeee 829. 08
Grazing cososecsserna ss iaenosasceeeeeeeue'n 8, 267. 98
Special use............ eiwse sSeeiaereomens 154. 66
Water power: «00 isiceisiccacecisennnistoeessewies 395. 00
TOtah, Ac tewnsinsekucecesekeenecsestiee 73, 406. 57

Wicurra Nationat Forest (OKLAHOMA).

(Area, 61,640 acres.]

Total expenditures..............-----ceeeee $7, 162. 67
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31............-- 2. 26
Total allotment. ........-.-...-..-..- 7, 164. 93

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 

Ordinary current expenses..............--- $5, 744. 85
Fire and other emergency..........-.0-eee0s 6. 00
Permanent improvement............-.s00e- 1, 247. 28
Bll viculture scccscscsscsawccceacvinias vesewiwess 166. 80
Totalovsstetzwaesanciceticcicaiseseesccon 7, 164. 93
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timor sales o's wjceeiersscicce s ciaeaieewcec ude $59. 50
GAZING os 5)5.525 5 sieaareiciaaeieine es sn cinentiie s eisidie 2, 621. 29
Special use..........cececececceneescensees 12. 00
Tt] ss :.inssioia'sisinia@'slatwisin’< eisminsceeces xed 2, 692. 79
Wyomine Nationa, Forest (Wyomina).
[Area, 912,000 acres.]
Total expenditures. .................022.005 $23, 377. 19
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31........... isis 73.19
Total allotment...................... 23, 450. 38

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

 
  

 

Ordinary current expenses................- $16, 569. 49
Permanent improvement... as 6, 155. 96
Silviculture.........0....ccececceeceeceeees 724. 93

Total  cevesseasssseaceseses seiead ues: 23, 450. 38

 

Timber salo.....--++-+0+eecee eee e eee e eens $7, 321.12
GeATANE spnesiaatmioininins soo meaienan eet sioned « 14, 434, 43
Special use...2.sccecesececccscccccncscenes 10. 20

Total ceecaeewseserenccidnecuiuusaven 21, 765. 75

Zont Nationa Forest (Arizona AND NEw Mexico).

[Area 652,710 acres.)

 

Total expenditures. -....----.------+++-00- $7, 918. 02
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 5.07
‘ —_—_

Total allotment.........----- aides 7, $23. 09

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi.
mately as follows:
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

 

Ordinary current expenses........-.-.----- $7, 084. 10
Fire and other emergency........-..-+eeeee 94.31
Permanent improvement..........-0eeeeees 744. 68
Totalecsswiesswiiessas wie oicinreisneicieisisie'e = 7, 923. 09
Receipts from national forest resources.
Timber sale.....-.-.--.2 202s eee eee ee eens $12, 956. 18
Timber settlement..........-02-2+-20-eeee-- 154. 05
GIAZING 222 Seewigeoaeh ceeds ameieee ese eee
Grazing trespass. . -.
Special use............2- cece cece eee e ee eees
Total o.cscewiisu soe oes eet seassacne ses

NEW FORESTS.

ADMINISTRATION OF AREAS PuRCHASED UNDER WEEKS

 

Law.

Mount Mitchell area.........-.....sceeeeee $2, 189. 03
White Top area...........eccce cece ecnenee 2, 994. 18
Massanutten area......seecee cece eee cee enee 2, 519. 44
Georgia area... ......ceeeee eee e cece eee ee eee 2, 477. 06
White Mountain area. ...........-----2e0ee 5, 149. 37
Nantahala area......... 38, 705. 13
Natural Bridge area.... 2,477.74
Smoky Mountain area......--...- 2, 574. 72
Potomac area.....-...-0-eee newer eee e ee eeece 781.03
Savannah area (north)...........-.---sceeee 578. 20
Savannah area (south).......-.....----2-e0 357. 65
Unaka area.......cceccceee cece ccceecceeeee 155. 46
Cherokee area... 2.2... eencesceccccccecees 91. 67

Total new forests. ............------- 26, 000. 63

DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS.

District No. 1 (Missoura, Mont.).
(General supervision of 26 national forests, aggregating 26,895 230 acres }

 

 

District forester:
Administration..... wieeeasierceseeueses $4, 909. 12
Wisse Se sess 06 wcieralniaersiaisieieieisieisie  erse 6, 842. 45
Accounts—
Administration...............020004 38, 299. 92
Appointments....... 800. 40
Audit and record. ... 3, 600. 00
Bookkeeping. ...... Saeicisteacisiewestets 4, 512. 80
Receipts............0..cceeeeceeeee 375.00
Engineering...........2.-.02eseeceeeeee 3, 182. 62
Total...... aiatardisis aie obigis atewiciegeserein 27, 522. 31
Operation:
Administration.............sceeceeeeeee 6, 475. 11
Geography.........-.22-ecseenccececes 9, 401. 63
Maintenance—
Supervision...........-.cecececeee 5, 650. 39
Stenography-clerical ..............- 561. 00
Mail and files................... seas 1, 260. 00
Quarters......cccececeecee eee cecees 7, 344. 39
Total eae cceciscicica'sss oes sb iciscorce 30, 692. 52
Silviculture:
Administration.............sceeesscceee 8, 650. 48
Timber sales..........----.-+- Seasons 4, 891. 40
Reforestation. . 7, 356. 82
Insect control... 1, 662. 43
Investigations 6, 414. 16
Experiment stations—
Supervision............. Sseiciecci ae 2, 412.75
Investigation.......--...seseescecee 2, 007. 37
Quarters......-........2- ost eisiare sate 3, 672. 25

Totalicascisccsaccsesececcsesase

32, 067. 66

 

 

 

Lands:

Administration..........seeeceeeeeeeees $4, 140. 17
Boundary examination..........-...+-- 1, 311. 00
Claim ee eence spares one 15, 882. 00
Settlement, June 1]1.......-.-........-. 4, 351. 94
see uses and rights of way.......... 828. 95
ater POWEF.....--.--0---- eee eee enone 1, 495. 00
Total....... siaisicawicraiete's sais ayelarareeace 28, 009. 06

Grazing:
Administration..........-.2--0+see-e00- 8, 410. 18
Investigations...........-----+-ceeceees 262. 50
3, 672. 68
Grand total. spekes-s aeawereeees 121, 964. 23

District No. 2 (DENVER, CoLo.).
{General supervision of 33 national forests, aggregating 23,847,181 acres.]

 

   

District forester:
Administration.............-..sceeeeee- $5, 621. 63
LAW oioccc Sheen ws 6 cctetsiasiaidcaciiaes e% 6, 190. 90
Accounts—
Administration...........-......... 2, 254. 34
Appointments........-. 174. 60
Audit and record . 5, 560. 64
Bookkeeping.......-.--------+-0-6 2, 063. 56
Receipts..--..----.----+-+--eeeee- 144. 00
Engineering.......-...0-.--2+-+-eeeeee- 3, 284. 20
TOCA ersislete'w's vteivtanecaotvex Seana 25, 293. 87
Operation:
Administration............--seeeeeeeee- 6, 601. 95
Geography.......-------e-eeeeeeeeeeee 3, 811. 00
Maintenance—
Supervision..........--.--..-..6.- 2,095. 00
Peace Daye tenesl i Seeretistisensscmie 2, 450. 33
Mails and files...................-.. 2, 384. 83
Quarters..........-.---.-.-------.. 11,251.14
Total: ic oeedodeceteteseessoes 28, 594. 25
Silviculture:
Administration.......-.--.--..-+2..-.- 3, 570. 81
2, 661. 48
9.00
2, 715. 78
176. 50
Fire trespass ss:csi scseeaseeeis diapeecd eso 102. 25
Investigations.........0.2--2.20.20.eeee 2, 480. 81
Reconnaissance.......--.220-..0--- eee ee 276. 76
Experiment stations— .
Supervision...........-........... 347. 18
Investigation..........--.-..2..2-2- 6, 482. 11
Cooperative, state and private........... 151. 47
Total ocisiceiaiece S'S 6 wsisiwisin ate wieis spencers 18, 974. 15
Lands:
Administration..........---....2.....4- 3, 284. 77
Claims......----.---+2+eee eee eee eee eee 2, 992. 37
Administrative sites. .................. 809. 21
Settlement, June 11.....-.............. 18, 119. 71
Special uses and rights of way.......... 1, 391. 54
BUEN POW CF ieieien eee clea oe sraierreawaane 1, 354. 05
Occupancy trespass...........-........ 71. 63
DSlatS sesccsenaws ce se ssaameseesoessen 97.06
Total ccs sc.ceiccilvieidiscietcasewsueseae 23, 120. 34
Grazing: Administration..............-..--- 4, 277. 80
Products: Laboratory supervision............ 1, 976. 88
Compensation for injury..................... 211.12
Grand total..............0....02202-- 102, 448. 41
58

District No. 3 (AtpuquEraus, N. Mex.).
[General supervision of 23 national forests, aggregating 25,181,030 acres.]

 

District forester:
Administration. ..........0.02..-.0-0005 $4, 293. 61
OWS scorns cre siserevriciesene couse orc Go evorseewteve 7, 505. 64
Accounts—
Administration..............02.2..- 2, 429. 30
Appointments.................020. 500. 00
Audit and record.................. 4, 312. 54
Bookkeeping............----.22.... 8, 693. 75
ReCeIp ta) sess cacceue te eee vie es sana 500. 00
ENG CCr DG. cia. vienies ¢24 vee see's seas 386. 94
23, 627. 78
Operation:
.Administration.....................22.- 11, 140. 64
Geography aia ccc secs ce sees pciste 5, 388. 07
~ Maintenance—
Supervésion..........-..2.....20.. 1, 433. 34
Stenography-clerical. .!............ 1, 250. 00
Mailand files.....................- 1, 629. 50
Quarters iccecceodecneee ss seas neinets 8, 617. 33
29, 458. 88
Silviculture:
Administration..................2....2. 2, 847. 52
Timber sales. ...........--.22...--2225 7,027. 00
HTGO USC ccnstabaasceetewsauekeaee vee ve 200. 00
Reforestation.............-.-2-20200000- 250. 00
Timber trespass..........-..-..2-.2.-6 335. 70
Investigations......-.....2+--...-.0..65- 1, 061. 70
Reconnoissance............-.2-----+-- 2, 565. 29
Experiment stations—
Supervision..............--..-...- 1, 883. 48
I eu ee it epee nae stem es 4, 414. 79
SiGiesibewe Se Gee ec cmiemisiaie ee 1, 782. 71
Goopartive. State and private.......... 100. 00
22, 468. 19
Lands:
Administration...................022025 4, 087. 55
Boundary examination................. 676. 90
Claims shoe acceeste teacaecees 2, 619. 96
Administrative sites. ......-.-..-..---- 375. 00
Settlement, June 11...........-.......- 8, 961. 81
Erecial uses and rights of way... apse eee 550. 00
ater POWER: = 2 s5s2dsesiedewe sesceedees 615. 55
Occupancy trespass 30. 00
StAtUs ..c0c002.0ce:saneeeeeeeraewiccien 1, 062. 50

18, 929. 27

Grazing:
Administration..................-..00-- 4, 940. 36
Reconnoissance........-...--.2--+------- 138. 90
5, 079. 26
Total a. sisvigsecss's-cmeeee eres eee se 99, 557. 38

District No. 4 (OapEN, Urag),

[General supervision of 33 national forests, aggregating 29,284,520 acres.)
District forester:
Administration............-- Eide hedae $5, 123. 42
LAW si oiccc caw niente ae ioeniaie ae eels 3, 826. 26
Accounts—
Administration...............200e0 8, 074. 65
Appointments...........2....-.... 500. 00
Audit and record..........--...-.. 38, 800. 00
Bookkeeping........--.----------++ 3, 481. 26
Receipts....-.-------+-+++++ eae 300. 00
Engineering............2.2-2----seeeeee 3, 434. 76

23, 540. 35

 

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

 

Operation:
Administration............-seeeee-eeee $3, 743. 98
Geography.....---.-------2222+22eee+: 4, 876. 97
Maintenance—
' ‘Supervision. .....-......--.-.266-- 1, 606. 45
Stenography-clerical 4, 364. 82
Mail and files. ...........-.- 1, 100. 00
QUaTEETS oitiecaie ase viaivinysinltineinitelcsiere-a 10, 189. 32
25, 881. 54
Silviculture:
Administration............---+-----++--- 4, 022.15
Timber sales.......-..---------------- 5, 221. 46
Reforestation..............--------+---- 8, 423. 98
Investigation.............---+--0--e0--- 2, 008. 00
14, 675. 59
Lands:
Administration............---.--------- 5, 150. 41
Boundary examination...........---.-- 4, 085. 05
Claims 22.533 occs weiecd o oene saeneuiee 2, 127. 40
Settlement, June 11...............-...- 4, 955. 55
Water power. ....--.------2------eee eee 658. 13
Status: ocicces cee ccawcwcentiids boone 546. 35
17, 522. 89
Grazing:
Administration................ cuneate 4, 219.11
Reconnoissance........--------------- 126. 35
Experiment stations, supervision. ...... 6, 210. 92
10, 556. 38
Idaho land exchange. .....-...--......-..- 15, 962. 28
Total gucistccaonaaes ene eeeodean es 108, 139. 03

District No. 5 (San Francisco, CAt.).
(General supervision of 20 national forests, aggregating 27,729,905 acres.]

District forester:

 

 

Administration............-.2.2-...-... $8,191.34
VOW oso 5 cans oasaeismiosece Seah adewee es 3, 771. 83
Accounts—
Administration..............2...2.- 3, 504. 60
Appointments...........22..2222.. 1, 200. 00
Audit and record.................. 4, 726. 76
Bookkeeping.............2...2..... 2, 700. 00
Seine pe ames ee Peane laces aan he 435. 42
Engineering. . SR shaiaKesevegendiecate 8, 841. 74
33, 371. 69
Operation:

Administration................0.2.2..2. 9, 505. 32
Geography ...............-...2..02224. 4, 822. 33

Maintenance—
 Supervision.........2...2..2.2..2. 3, 175. 17
ptepogriphiy clerical. Be ece Garsae sare L 930. 83
Mail and files. ......2.22.22..22222. 2 497. 89
Quarters........... 12; 759, 25
34, 690. 79

eo wee
ministration.................0.22.2.. 8, 382.

Timber sales. ...-....-..... 20.00.22... 10, me 3
Insect contrel 2, 047. 74
2, 595. 70
375. 80
1, 357.17
5, 005. 26,
2. 60
1, 060. 76
31, 578. 79

=_
————_—_—_—_—_—_—_
OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

EXPENDITURES

Lands:
Administration........--.---2--+-0.0065 $5, 106. 97
CIBIING siosecieo oS sc ceases sia hanes 3, 118. 67
Settlement, June 11........-..-..-.--- 12, 186. 56
Water power io... 4 < sc 2hse dws sc camewciare 9, 766. 04
Stats oc fs ss daveiienkereesssacagcens 2, 704. 40
32, 877. 64
Grazing, administration..............--2---- 4, 575. 55
Products: ah mae eee
Administration............-..------+24- 10, 466. 55
Cooperative investigations .............. 1, 536. 47
12, 003. 02
Total soistacse ss dasenhwcweeredweasaes 149, 097. 48

District No. 6 (PorTLAND, OrREa@.).

Administration.................-..22008

Appointments.........-2.-.--.-.-4
Audit and record.......-...-..-.-.
Bookkeeping.........-.-.----------
Receipts’ secu vec s's sss 'siesejenaeus
Engineering.............---------------

Operation:

Administration..............0c002200008
Geography. a injeciiccs obs 0 Seciraemecins
Maintenance—
Supervision. .... Seep cinennnees os
Stenography-clerical ...............
Mail and files...................-...

Silviculture:

Administration...........--...000.20226
Timber sales.........-.....--------2-0-5
Reforestation...........-.-----2-+-..-++ at
Insect control.............---- Reach
Investigations..................--------

Reconnoissance....-..-.----.2----2e2005

Lands:

_Administration.............--2.2..200-
Glamis: 2a2 cocaine Se eesqs Sistema a
Settlement, June 1]1.................-..
Water power............-..62----- 2200s

Grazing:

Administration...........--.----0..----
Reconnoissance..........-.--2-----+--+--
Investigations...........-....-...+.20--

Products:

Administration...........---0---.-+----
Statistical studies...........-..---...--
Laboratory—
Supervision.............-......046
Quarters: ons ses ce ceiee eee ss cee
Wood distillation..............-...-...
Timber testing.........-...2------.008 a

[General supervision of 28 national forests, aggregating 54,544,110 acres.]
District forester:

$3, 812. 85
7, 475. 65

2, 326. 54
797. 86
4, 988. 27
2, 970. 28
243. 33
1, 985. 72

24, 600. 50

5, 665. 01
2,739. 10

1, 200. 00
4, 293. 57

724. 00
23, 366. 87

37, 988. 55

7, 070. 45
8, 800. 28
4, 105.01
98. 65
6, 669. 61
237. 95

26, 981. 95

8, 327. 80
4,171. 84
13, 298. 01
2, 124. 84

27, 922. 49

3, 882. 66
189. 65
3. 50

4, 075. 81

1,573. 96
4, 850. 73

4, 702. 80

41.00
3, 184. 34
2, 760. 49

17, 113. 32
138, 682. 62

 

59

FOREST PRODUCTS el ee MADISON,

[General supervision of work of wood chemistry, timber physics, timber
tests, wood preservation and utilization, wood distillation, wood-pulp
experiments and investigations,]

Administration................2.ceceececess $8, 495. 86
Operation:
BUpCrvision os... ce edeecsaes ees ssee seco 1, 700. 00
Drain Oech wcvewyewainis seeewsioe nes cscs.’ 2, 400. 00
Photography..............2222---222005 1, 350. 00
Computing...........2....022.2..2200- 5, 834. 10
DOSS 52s 22s siseieise edicts pone darn eo 1, 987. 39
Sawmill........0.00.00000.2 0.02 c eee eee 1, 287. 00
23, 054. 35
Maintenance:
Accounts and purchase.................- 18, 543. 10
Stenography-clerical .........-.-...-.-. 7, 032. 18
Library and files............22.-2--2---5 1, 903. 17
Carpenter shop.....-....------2+---+25 3, 808. 77
Machine shop...........---.-----++----5 1, 608. 83
Vatdiccicacngnncee ceececatmeacesass 594. 33
Qularlers 05 uke cacewans meccetcieiceiosnd 3, 260. 37
31, 750. 75
Investigations:
Wood preservation............---..-..- 9, 869. 38
Chemistry and distillation.............. 11, 941. 57
Paper and pulp............--..---.--+-- 9, 175. 39
Timber physics..........---.-.-----+-- 11, 024. 31
Timber tests............0ceccceeeeeeeee 11, 967. 72

53, 978. 37

Ground wood laboratory, Wausau, Wis.:

  

SUpervislonajs:cscnsenceuwetaxsecweveens 11, 036. 81
Quarters....... siislederese ee seeeesenee eas 3, 633. 83

14, 670. 64

Wood utilization: Publication............... 4, 382. 38
Freight and express. ........-----..0. .e0-- 1, 435. 30
Total for laboratories.................- 129,271.79

SUPPLY DEPOT, OGDEN.

[This is the central field depot for the care and distribution of supplies
required in the Forest Service outside of Washington.)

Supervision ..........-..---02..022 eee ee eee $3, 008. 90
Shipping.........../ fiaaetareie acento ---- 20,348.77

Printing office:
Printing cic sanits sctssiso teat aumecnnie violets 994. 48
Rubber stamps........-....------.-.-- 893. 00
Quarters...-......---2-. 2.02. e eee eee eee ee 4, 169, 29
Supplies and equipment.................... 45, 151.94
74, 566. 38

PROPERTY AUDITOR, OGDEN.

{Property audit and record of personal responsibility for property.]

Supervision...........-..--2...2.2-22.2-0- $8, 072. 24
THE WASHINGTON OFFICE.
Forester:

General administration................. $21, 923. 81
AW sho schereiticl ais.cle dlsteleielen's-e<.s eo eye eee 38, 554. 65

Accounts—
Administration. .................. 4,177. 92
Appointments............-.2.2.... 2, 220. 00
Audit and record......-....-.-.--. 6, 533. 34
General bookkeeping............... 6, 995. 00
Bookkeeping. ............-.....-- 2, 135. 00
Dendrology—Administration...........- 6, 410. 14
60

Forester—Continued.
ditor—
Administration. .........-esscee-
Information. ...........----2ee0e-
REVIOW say isd sca osu stactetewians
Distribution...... Teele b aiaeeereiasias
Exhibits. oc wcceececss cts acnsewess

Educational work.................
Reimbursement of temporary employees
fighting fires. ..........2...-..-----.
Injuries and losses fighting fires on na-
tional forests. ........-..--. seen eee

Total for Forester...........--.----

Operation:
Administration. .....-....-.0.eceeeeee
Geography—
DSUPCLVISION sjc:cicininie ed: cicteicininis sence
ATES 1.5 cicic cpcicsaieisinie Sie < Zyaieiarecisiewe sete
DYAMING oeeicicjesacice soe honda seer
Photography..........2-2--seeseeee
Maintenance—
Supervision; ic teeter eeteasees
teno; y-clerical ........... ee
Mail end C8 ois 25's 2 o's ctararmesseee cies
Supplies, property room. ...
Carpenter shop...........
Blectrician . 2 wccceccsensssecsse cis
QUAPTOTE :<:ainic in siein:s < csciaisinisinniaig cae eias
Freight and express—general..........
Telegraph—general...........---++--++
Advertising—general. .............000-
Telephones—office. ..............0000.

 
 

Total for operation. .......-.---.6--

Lands:
Administration. ...........-..-ceceeee
Settlement, June 11.............
Bpecial uses and rights of way.....
ater POWEL. .......---.- 2c e eee eeee
Status ss ascetic e's 2 oss sinisisiessiee.siesiewiniais cis

 

Total for lands. .....cee--0--- emia oe

Silviculture:
Administration. ..........eccccccccees
State cooperation. .............
Forest management in the Eas ie
Silvics, investigations. ........-.
Silvics, computation...........-.s-e00-
Silvics, lib:
Silvics, compilation. ...........2606 see

 
  

$4, 063. 05
1, 829. 38
7, 503. 98
8, 545. 84
2; 200. 00
2, 293. 50
2, 838. 15

260. 50
5, 819. 83

89, 304. 09

16, 551. 00

5, 510. 30
13,615. 33
26, 972. 57
10, 648. 50

1, 846. 30
22, 898. 62
3, 417. 83
31, 280. 00
1, 229. 03
1, 020. 00
23, 229. 67
920. 87

5, 080. 25
500. 00
917. 86

165, 638. 13

7, 401. 34
4, 766. 38
4,311.31

22, 817. 05

24, 722. 08
7, 126. 06
5, 058. 81

23, 618. 89

10, 044. 36
5,515. 83

960. 00

 

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Silviculture—Continued.
Cooperative—

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hederal sc cnuew 24 dcpinsemeteaueeee $222. 82
State and private.............. eos 1, 107. 06
Wood structure............2....cecee0e 4, 786.17
Forest-distribution studies ............. 8, 648. 07
Refunds to cooperators..........0-e-e0- 110. 06
Total for silviculture. ..............- 86, 920. 21
Grazing:
Administration. ............--..--022+ 8, 531. 29
Stidies cont 4.6 e saudades tn edoue 18, 715. 55
Total for grazing. .........-.--..-..- 27, 246. 84
Products: :
Administration. ...........0....20000 2, 341. 55
Statistical studies...............-...--- 17, 299. 07
Total for products...............00.-- 19, 640. 62
Salaries and expenses for administration of
areas of land purchased under the Weeks
law paid from Forest Service funds....... 18, 288. 36
Total for Washington office........... 424, 855. 30
Summary of Forest Service appropriations, 1918.
Total
Total Out-
oom amount standing | Balance.
padted, | disbursed. lliabilities.|
Regul: riations:
*eBalaries,  Depart~
ment of Agricul-
CUP...ceese eee eee $31,200.00 | $31,200.00 |..........]-.....008.
Salaries, Forest
Service........... ies 743. 00 |2, 201,636.50 | $498.34 |$42, 608. 16
General expenses,
Forest Service. ...|3, 107, 285.00 |2, 936, 180. 43 147, 128. 77 |123, 975. 80
Fighting and pre- i
venting forest
fires in emergency] 200,000.00 47,518.70 | 1,845.61 |150, 635. 69
Special Sppro riations:
Roads an for
States....-.-..... 72, 473. 66 72,473.86 |. iccsnie=-|-scececes
Exchange of lands—
Montana......... 1,311.00 1,311.00: | <csesseves|secceseces
Cooperative work,
forest investiga- =
tions............. 2,277. 88 QD Q7Ii BS: |scccsseses|sseawecees
National Bison
BO. e.ececees 174. 69 174569: |sc ces edcecliceseseses
Payments for inju-
es, etc., figh’
fire. .....-........ 5, 819. 83 5, S19. 83: | cicsis seisisieis letewisewe seu
Reimbursement for
time lost fighting
fire.........0..22e 260. 50 260.50 Newacoswaas|axwaaseciecs
Total.......... 5, 665, 545. 46 15, 298, 853.09 |49, 472. 72 |317, 219. 65

 

 

 
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Salaries.
Travel, sta- ens
Projects. Lump fund. a an Equipment. and labors
Statutory. Total. penses. Tele,
In Wash- | Out of Wash-
‘ ington. ington.
i $7, 683. 83 } $79, 983. 07 $538.03 | $1,102.80 $205. 00
2 | Animal physiological laboratory. 6,258. 00 7,698. 00 599. 72 "AL 4 887.01
3 8, 624, 16 11, 564. 16 2,324. 25 58. 44 1,269. 60
4 | Canning investigations... ...........2..-).--+-2-.2--22-|eeeee seer eee 4,890. 78 1, 880. 6 41.41 887. 12
5 , 904. 6,312. 66 3, 715. 66 4,36 ; om 35
7 | Collaboration with Laces 2 bar 08 7 15 38 *"39, 49
8 | Dairy laboratory................ 1,901; 34)" "g)94i 500" 10, 842: 242. 65 19. 48 423, 22
9 | Sugar laboratory .......2..22.. 1, 338, 63 , 454. 10, 792. 63 1, 746. 85 29, 22 584, 83
Se ay aR | ME ig] SERB] bebe) MER] Bi
cal laboratory....... 00: Farms wistanisic marcel i i . \ .
12 | Food and drug inspectors... 78, 873. 29 75.00 |...-.. eae 78,948.29 | 28, 324.73 552. 92 "172.
13 | Food inspection division....... 2 -| 14, 927. 58 55,619.50 |..........---- 70,547. 08 6, 155. 61 320. 24 7,312. 57
14 | Food research laboratory........ i 3,390.00 |......-.-....- 19,076.76 | 22, 466.76 6, 657. 91 151. 75 3,416. 54
15 | Leather and paper laboratory... < 2,273. 50 15, 185. 50 |.....--------- 17, 459. 00 1, 050. 35 141. 40 3,245. 76
| Reopemceee n|  Paae) ae Wee) S| BB) gts
18 | Nitrogen laboratory... - 2-0-2... : 1,000. 00 500.00 |........-- eke 18. 34 "404.1
19 | Plant chemistry laboratory ..... 2, 748. 33 15, 803. 82 1, 095. 52 28. 49 672. 61
20 | Physical chemistry laboratory. . a 5 , 820. 00 294. 05 30. 25 602.
21 | Boston laboratory...........+..- : 2,015. 64 7,454. 00 9, 469. 64 452. 58 46. 59 872.91
22 | Buffalo laboratory... .....2....... é 1,526.00 3, 869. 00 5, 395. 00 534. 09 35.07 681.86
23 | Chicago laboratory........... ea gacectees 3, 804. 45 14,416.66} 18,311.11 870.23 84. 91 1,708. 57
24 | Cincinnati laboratory ........0..20.00.. 2; 088. 67 5, 386. 00 7,474. 67 271.45 38.14 832.
25 | Detroit laboratory.-............-- : ; 4, 168. 83 4,747.16 249.15 16.95 281. 16
26 | Denver laboratory...........-...-2+--- 2,200. 00 |. 5, 193. 84 7,303. 84 690. 49 39. 41 753. 87
27 | Galveston laboratory.........-..-..---- 856. 67 1,036. 67 |......-..----- 5. 64 93. 69
28 | Honolulu laboratory .....-.....--- wen [ieee Hel etalle 3, 432. 34 3,432. 34 551. 00 27. 63 558. 4
29 | Kansas City laboratory......... z 1, 3,708. 00 5, 600. 00 687. 55 20. 04 432. 54
30 | New York laboratory........... 3 18, 41, 086. 27 54, 420, 43 1, 583. 91 234, 20 4,185.26
31 | New Orleans laboratory......... : 1, 4, 154,19 5, 534. 69 423.7 19. 16 417. 84
32 | Nashville laboratory............ ‘| 1, 4, 790. 50 6,530. 50 302. 30 13. 86 229, 92
33 | Omaha laboratory.............. 1, 4, 064.17 5, 792. 84 |. 513. 81 19. 74 427,51
34 | Philadelphia laboratory........ é 1, 6, 039. 30 7, 674. 30 198. 97 30. 01 697. 92
35 | Pittsburgh laboratory......... ; 1, 3, 660. 00 5,223, 33 454.25 10.38 172.24
36 | Portland laboratory........... 1, 3, 557. 33 5, 168. 83 1, 086. 60 13. 06 216.75
37 | St. Paul laboratory... 1,615. 2,940. 00 4,555.00 355. 78 20. 44 439,
38 St. Louis laboratory... 1, 769. 33 8,727.33 5,496. 66 422. 00 17. 51 390. 58
an Juan laboratory....-.....-seeee-e- [ee eee ne ee eee : 5 A i
40 | San Francisco laboratory... 2; 020. 00 9}340.17|  11}360. 711.20 58.01 1,362. 34
41 | Savannah laboratory... . 4,119.00 4, 619. 00 858. 50. 39 1,269. 33
42 Seattle laboratory. : 1, 795. 84 4,267. 91 , 063. 75 480. 23 20. 88 446. 5
43 eferee board of consultin;
CRBOUS wacieconadnnrdenewiaccevncecsta| bswawecesoe 14, 499. 68 14, 499. 68 578219 wictayc soi sawsts ede Seapine
Totals nccwsacsncte sent see 245,467.08 | 232,436.64 | 188,769.78 | 666,673.50] 73,406.89} 3, 717. 09 44, 509. 75
PROJECT STATEMENTS.
Total expenditure as above........ Srsee aca $871, 219. 19 tion and metabolism; factory and field
Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31 ened 38, 793. 18 work to study and analyze the various
Unexpended balance (estimated).......-..- 59, 377. 56 grades of liquid and dried eggs; routine ex-
———_____— amination of interstate and imported sam-
969, 389. 93 ples of eggs, sardines, canned salmon, meat
Less repayments to the credit of appropria- and plant extracts, bouillon cubes, fish,
ANE UY at etc eee ee de 449, 93 meat, and miscellaneous samples; study of
Sie Set roy Ut car the handling, preparation, and packing of
Total of appropriations 968, 940. 00 sardines in Maine, and other miscellaneous
ROSE Eye nee investigations. ........--.....2-22--2-. -- $10,311. 63
Distributed among the several subactivities approxi- | Bacteriological laboratory: The bacteriolog-
mately aa follows: ical examination of samples of foods and
y : drugs for detection of adulteration, con-
General bureau administration: Includes the tamination, or pollution; development of
general administrative work of the bureau, bacteriological methods for the examina-
the office of chief clerk, the financial ac- tion of foods and drugs; study of questions
counting work, and the pucbasns a ap ee es age Coe oe and
U z s . and fis ma, roducts
plies and accounting therefor; handling o ecayed fruits ar : Pp f
mail and files; records trata cases, fee. produces oT Seer cela rate,
import records, expenses of the library, ex- it juices, and other food products; bac-
pelos of the editorial clerk’s office, and teriological examination of shell eggs of
miscellaneous labor........------+---++--+- $92, 566. 05 et acd preserved, a sodium silicate
Animal physiological laboratory: Chemical, and in lime; bacteriological examination of
microscopical, and_ bacteriological analysis a ee cream, to = a
of infant foods sold on the American mar- authorities to obtain an improved milk,
ket; study of the effect of shellac on diges- cream, and ice-cream supply.............. 16, 808. 76
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

BUREAU OF CHEMISTRY.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1913

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properties of materials in common use in

 

Miscellaneous.
Horege and
Telegraph,| Freight, | Furnishing | 0.532"
: telephone ress, |of heat, light,| Pes 7or :
Stationery. | Furniture.| Rent. am d paat and ares | par er, and , ee Fuel. Supplies, puerinat Total.
age. age. electricity. | chased in services, atherrige
ali ete. classified.

$111.80 $32, 12 $3, 699. 97 1

18. 65 61.28 241.74 2

34.34 119. 42 323. 44 3

21.00 73. 68 241.79 4

15.98 35.00 8,339.31 5

39. 40 100.75 297. 16 6

ee 20.75 31.92 7

22.00 55.25 107. 83 8

26. 84 73.78 211.74 9

94.13 221.35 596. 72 10

57. 176. 41 220.72 11

1,328.33 | 1,229.12 15, 409. 33 2

167.09 941.03 1,415. 93 13

129. 76 479.60 718. 74 14

37.20 230. 15 608. 29 15

23.00 55.35 44.55 16

65.00 175.17 502. 31 17

10.60 30.00 95. 60 18

37.45 90.00 103. 88 19

16.15 25. () 221. 68 20

127. 89 75. 33 396.97 21

103. 69 54.21 274.13 22

185.62 159. 79 605. 70 23

74.16 61.80 208. 90 24

73.30 37.11 180. 79 25

56.19 107.97 320. 43 26

19.03 17.95 60. 23 27

52.57 55. 32 194. 74 28

51.60 61.21 113. 81 29

145. 28 339. 79 1, 798. 18 30

60.18 49.5 104.37 31

62.56 47. 49 147. 84 32

92.26 99. 40 110.58 33

165. 83 74.07 120.16 34

55.05 53.10 110. 75 35

79, 25 59.92 139. 36 36

59. 45 58. 36 118.03 37

: 76. 23 83.01 86.83 38

: 10.53 23. 33 95. 43 39

; 95. 63 137. 84 218. 78 40

; 51.27 97.30 104.17 02 | 41

20. 88 41.76 | 1,800.00 68. 65 62. 49 122077 || ac crnesen ace 9,143.45 | 42

BOi|icsceuseecceleoved ss sence ieedexeeccts 85.47 1,223:20 |. ce senncaes 16,427.75 | 43

4,686.02 | 6,473.99 | 19,744.10| 4,022.59 6,127.04 1.638/81.|sx<22s20e0ece 38.11 | 40,286.80 |............ 871, 219. 19

Canning investigations: This work consists of the Government service, such as inks,
the study of the best methods of preparing paints, soaps, rubber goods, lubricating oils,

and canning food products, for the purpose OC yeiee 5 fefaioye yalnifis alg a4 2 vee ad ade eee he $24, 241. 35
of assisting the manufacturer in developing Collaboration with State officials: In the col-
the best methods based on scientific prin- laborative work between the State and
ciples, and to insure a higher-grade product Federal Governments there are certain
for the consumer..........-.-..----------- $9,519. 65 cases which are developed by the State offi-
Board of food and drug inspection: The board cials in connection with their State work
of food and drug inspection has supervision that must be brought under the Federal act
of the correspondence, preparation of de- because the shipper resides in another State.
cisions, and preparation of cases for prose- The food and drugs act provides that the
cution under the food and drugs act. It analysis of samples made in the enforcement
holds the hearings provided for in that act of the food and drugs act must be made un-
and employs the expert witnesses necessary der the supervision of the Bureau of Chem-
in the prosecution of cases. The travelin; istry. Certain State chemists are therefore
expenses of witnesses in these cases are pail commissioned by the department to an-
under this project............------------ 18, 786.78 | alyze samples in accordance with the pro-
Contracts Iaboratory: The testing of contract visions of this law, the cost of this work be-

supplies for this and other departments of ing paid by the department.............. 1, 756. 18
the Government for the purpose of prepar- Dairy laboratory: Analytical work in connec-
ing specifications and controlling the qual- tion with the chemical examination of dairy
ity of the supplies furnished the various products to determine their conformity or
branches of the Government service; study nonconformity with the food and drugs act;
and development of methods for beating study and development of methods for de-
different materials; study of the essentia tecting forms of adulteration in dairy prod-

ucts..... omimenmiceanne ees oxiea teowesceusee 12/284.12
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Sugar laboratory: Analytical work under the Food-research laboratory: Instruction of ship-
food and drugs act as to sugar products; pers, carriers, and dealers, by personal con-
special investigations under the ‘‘net tact, demonetrations, publications, and oth-
weight” amendment as applied to sirups, erwise, in the h«nd.ing of poultry and eggs,
molasses, honeys, sugars, etc.; study of and in general principles involved in the
adulteration of maple sugar; investigations marketing of such products, as affected by
of pure and adulterated honey; study of ‘ading, packing, etc.; preparation of
the composition of American beet molasses; rozen and dried eggs at the market center
investigations of cane-sugar, sirup, an to determine what eggs reaching market
molasses manufacture; investigation of the can be used for frozen food products and
manufacture of sorghum sirup; study of the methods of handling the same to insure
the influence of environment on sugar con- a good product; study of the breakage of
tent of cantaloupes....................--. $14, 147. 08 eggs in transit to determine methods for

Division of drugs: Consists of analysis of im- preventing same; oultry demonstration
ported and interstate shipments of drug and research work i the purpose of ob-

roducts to insure compliance with the taining and disseminating filereation look-
‘ood and drugs act; investigation of meth- ing to the lessening of waste from decay
ods of analysis of drugs to reduce the limit and the preservation of quality........... $39, 603. 86
of error in analysis and to determine varia- Leather and paper laboratory: Investigations
tions permissible in the manufacture of of leather-tanning materials and processes
drugs; analysis of essential oils under the and methods for the examination of leather
food and drugs act and study of methods of and tanning and finishing materials; cause
analysis to secure data to determine stand- and prevention of the rapid deterioration
ards; investigations for the betterment of of leathers; use of tannery and leather
methods of analysis and the elaboration of wastes; methods of improvements in chem-
synthetics in medicinal and other prepara- ical Troe sees for the utilization of woods
PMONIB oi5 cui mcrae 20:2 SaaS aiaravenendae wiecieis = ea 51,734.03} and their products; composition and use of

Enological investigations: Study of the chem- fertilizers; methods for the determination
ical composition of all the varieties of of iron and alumina in commercial phos-
gripes in the United States; a complete phates; examination of envelopes, paper,
technical study of the composition of the and leather bought on Government con-
fruit of a few varieties of grapes; prepara- tracts, especially for the Post Office De-
tion of samples of wines (both pure and so- partment; study of methods for determin-

histicated) of known history manufactured ing the durability of paper; demonstration
Hint native and foreign varieties of grapes of the durability of paper, especially pre-
commonly used for wine making in the pared for valuable publications; prepara-
United States; study of the composition of tion of specifications for the Government
commercial wines made inthe United States for paper, leather, turpentine, rosin, rosin
and of the character and composition of cer- oils, and fine oils, for use by this and other
tain types of foreign wines; preparation of departments of the Government. ......... 24, 888. 88
samples of pure ciders; fermentation of Microchemical laboratory: Microchemical ex-
ciderand apple pomace to vinegar; study of amination of samples of foods and drugs for
yeast culture..........-..-----.2------ 2+ 12,076.06 | the detection of adulteration in connection

Food and drug inspectors: General inspection with the enforcement of the food and dru,
work in collecting samples of foods and act; development of microscopical meth-
drugs; collecting evidence in connection ods and standards for food and drug prod-
with the enforcement of the food and drugs ucts. Investigations include canned beans,
act, including inspection and supervision nuts, pepper, red pepper, crude drugs, mus-
of interstate traffic in and importation and tard, mincemeat, Italian tomato products,
exportation of foods and drugs, beverages, etc., also micro-analysis of samples submit-
condiments, etC.............-022ceeeeenee 130, 239.52] ted by other divisions of the Bureau of

Food-inspection division: This division has Chemistry.......----.-----+--- je gete etatede s/o 12, 705. 30
charge of the chemical examination of food Miscellaneous division: Supervision of the
samples, the check analysis of samples, the analytical work in connection with the en-
preparation of cases for prosecution, and forcement of the food and drugs act in ita

eneral supervision of food-inspection work. application to waters and mineral-water

t conducts special investigations of the salts and stock feeds and grains; study of
manufacture and composition of foods to the mineral dence of the United States to
determine what constitutes adulteration detect the substitution of artificial for nat-
and what the composition of the best grades ural waters, and the addition of salts to wa-
of the various products should be. Work is ter by comparing water at source with
now under way involving investigations of water on market; devising new methods of
distilled and fermented beverages; coal water analysis and improving old methods;
tar and other coloring materials; the man- study of the sanitary bottling and handlin;
ufacture of gelatin; cider vinegar and of mineral waters to determine the best an
other vinegars; arsenic and other heavy most cleanly methods of handling water be-
metals in food products; flavoring extracts tween source and consumer; study of the
and essential oils, to obtain data for the en- sanitary character of waters over shellfish
forcement of the law in relation to these beds; study of the composition and food :
products, develop improved methods of value of forage crops; determination of
analysis, and study different methods of standards for bran, malt sprouts, feed bar-
manufacture; investigations of canned goods ley, etc.; study of the utilization of waste
and the study of methods for the determina- by-products as cattle feeds. .............. 38, 580. 93
tion of tin in canned goods; studies of fruits Nitrogen laboratory: Examination of samples
and fruit products; and of methods of an- of all kinds of agricultural, food, and drug
alysis of foods for the purpose of developing products to determine the nitrogen con-
standard methods and improving metho tent, including interstate and import sam-
now in use...........0---- eigiareeeweecisinic 94,176.56} ples of foods and drugs, etc............... 6, 474. 75
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Plant-chemistry laboratory: Chemical analy-
ses to determine composition of various
plants and pe products under varying
conditions of production; study of the in-
fluence on growth and composition of early
applications of plant food; study of the
value of leaves of different plant species for
manurial purposes; determination of the
influence of environment on the composi-
tion of crops. A comparison has been made
of the semolina used in the manufacture of
imported and domestic macaroni and the
kind of wheat used in the production of
semolina, in order to obtain data which
may be used in encouraging the manufac-
ture of a larger amount of macaroni from
the best grades of semolina. This labora-
tory also conducts a study of flour and bak-
ing products to determine their composi-
tion and to learn what factors in production,
handling, milling, shipping, storing, and
baking affect the quality of the flour and
baked products made therefrom; studies
of starch and starch products to obtain data
regarding the composition of the different
starches and their adaptability for tech-
nical and food purposes.............2..--+

Physical-chemistry laboratory: Work in con-
nection with the study and improvement
of manufacturing processes in the carbohy-
drate industries; study of the manufacture
of candy, fruit sirups, jams, preserves, and
jellies; improvement of methods of analy-
sis for carbohydrates; study of the more
complex sugars; study of methods for de-
termining sucrose content of sugar cane,
bagasse, sugar beets, and pulps; study of
methods of determination of starch in foods;
determination of moisture in food products;
study of clarifying agents for sugar solu-
tions; investigation of the physical and
chemical constants of carbohydrates. ......

Branch food and drug inspection laboratories:
Consist of the examination of samples from
import and interstate shipments of food and
drug products, the holding of hearings with-

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in the territory of each laboratory in cases
involving violations of law, and miscellane-
ous problems arising in connection with food
and drug inspection in such territory. The
laboratories take up from time to time spe-
cial investigational work assigned to them
by the chief of bureau. The Chicago lab-
oratory is now engaged in an extensive
study of the spoilage of corn meal. The
total cost of the work at each of the branch
laboratories for the fiscal year 1913 is given
below:

Boston laboratory...........-....------
Buffalo laboratory........-.-.--+.-----
Chicago laboratory............-.------44
Cincinnati laboratory....-........-----+
Detroit laboratory........-..-..-....--
Denver laboratory.......-.---.------.--
Galveston laboratory.......-..----------
Honolulu laboratory........-.....-....+
Kansas iy laboratory...........2+-.266
New York laboratory.........--.------.
New Orleans laboratory.......-.--..--+
Nashville laboratory......-.-..-.------
Omaha laboratory...........-.--.-2-26+
Philadelphia laboratory as
Pittsburgh laboratory......-...- Sabie
Portland laboratory.........-.-..--+-..
St. Paul laboratory............-2.----.
St. Louis laboratory..........---------.--
San Juan laboratory..........-....-.---
San Francisco laboratory......-....-.--.
Savannah laboratory......-.----..-----
Seattle laboratory...............--2---6-

 
 
 

 

Referee Board of Consulting Scientific Ex-
perts: This board conducts scientific in-
vestigations and renders decisions as to the
harmfulness of substances used in the man-
ufacture or preservation of foods and drugs,
acting upon such questions as may be re-
ferred to it from time to time by the Secre-
tary of Agriculture and reporting its find-
ings for his guidance in enforcing the food
and drugs ACtics scscssccsscscseesececcsase

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$12, 409. 49

7, 651. 15
9, 531. 58
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EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

BUREAU OF SOILS.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1918.

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Salaries.

Apparatus

Travel, sta- instru:
Project. Lump fund. oe ane Equipment. es a

Statutory Total. penses. SeeE.

In Wash- | Out of Wash-
ington. ington.

1 | Chemical investigations... $863.63 | $13,158.32 |.. $14,021.95 $69.05 |...---.-2-.--- $2,915. 24
2| Physical investigations... 863. 69 6, 634. 33 |. a 9498.02 |... .eee-- 2 $2, 441. 25 1,327.14
3 | Soil-fertility investigations.............].-....+2.--..4 20, 355. 50 |.. --| 20,355. 50 252, 83 117.74 120. 82
4 | Investigations of fertilizer resources... . 863. 79 10, 709. 67 $4,613, 72 16, 187. 18 8, 092, 88 615.79 1, 566. 97
, solve el kage eR eRew anes 6 ae w ; e a a Pa eee 3, 369. 88 240.09 50.00 711. 14
7| Administration and overhead expenses.| 277610.90| "688.99 |... nn | Ber Beg GS | 90,974.55 |---see-cecerso] 1712.08
DOtall (2 ccjsscvG seisca sess sceacsce 49,972.77 67,714.51 88, 599. 18 206, 286. 46 68, 834. 15 3, 224. 78 9, 353. 39

 

 

 

 

 

 

PROJECT STATEMENTS.

CHEMICAL INVESTIGATIONS.

$17, 352. 04
104. 46

Total expenditure as above.................
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 Acstimated) .
)

Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 42.13
Total allotment......--.....2..2.00-+ ‘17, 498. 63

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Office and administration: General super-
vision and administration of chemical in-
v

Relation of soil composition and soil minerals
to productivity: It has been found that

ractically every known chemical element
is present in all soils and that soils are more
heterogeneous with respect to minerals than
are the primary rocks. While all the com-
mon rock-forming minerals are present in
most soils, they are present in different pro-
portions and have different relationships to
soil productivit

Relation of the soil solution to productivity:
The composition, concentration, and chem-
ical characteristics of this natural nutrient
have relation to other soil factors and meth-
ods for their control, with the view of better
soil management and increased produc-
tivity

Relation of solubility and chemical proper-
ties to soil formation, to soil texture, and
soil productivity: Investigations of the solu-
bility and chemical characteristics of the
soil mass and of the various components of
soils, the correlation ofthese properties with
the genesis of particular soil types, the crop
adaptation, productivity, and the cultural
requirements of the soil type..............

Routine chemical examinations: Includes
analysis and identification of soils, fertiliz-
ers, etc., submitted by the field force of
the bureau and other bureaus or authorized

$2, 646. 96

3, 900. 00

3, 957. 87

1, 991. 67

4, 960. 00

17, 456. 50
PuysicaL INVESTIGATIONS.

$11, 838. 39

219. 60

70. 70

12, 128. 69

Total expenditure as above-......-..----.--
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). .
Unexpended balance (estimated)...........

Total allotment...-.......-----0+00-

 

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Office and administration: General super-
vision and administration of physical in-
vestigations................0.0-..-----04-

Relation of soil moisture to productivity: De-
termination of the general characteristics
and direction of the effects on crop produc-
tion of changing moisture content in the
soil and methods of controlling changes in
moisture content in various soil types, with
a view to bettering soil management and
improving cultural methods..............

Relation of soil aeration to productivity: De-
termination of the general characteristics
and directions of the effects on crop produc-
tion of the changes in amount and compo-
sition of the soil atmosphere and the causes
of changing atmosphere and their control in
various soil types, with a view to betterin
soil management and improving cultura
MOEN 5 22 2 os Seiase 3 iapsrcigianee arcane

Relation of soil texture to productivity: De--
termination of the causal relations between
the textural characteristics of soils and par-
ticular soil types and their other physical
characteristics as they affect crop adapta-
tions and growth, particularly the relations
of textural characteristics to water-holding
capacity, soil-solution movement, crumb-
‘ing and decrumbing, adsorptive capacities,
heat conductance and permeability........

Routine physical work: This includes me-
chanical analyses, principally for the use of
the soil survey; standardization of field and
laboratory apparatus; unusual repair work.
or construction work which can not be per-
formed by regular dealers or instrument
makers; designing, computing, etc., for
mechanical and physical operations in the
field and laboratory.............-.---

$2, 647. 02

974. 07

944. 89

2,916. 35

4, 575. 66

Se

12, 057. 99

$22, 261. 56
6.07
32. 37

es

Total allotment..........-...-----.-- 22, 300. 00

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated).
Unexpended balance (estimated)...........
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

BUREAU OF SOILS.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1918.

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Miscellaneous.
poraee and
Telegraph,| Freight, | Furnishing | °)/", SP"
i ‘ telephone, | express, |of heat,light,| Pore itt to
Stationery. | Furniture. Rent. and p ost. ne power, >! animals Fuel. Bapplias Specified Total.
age al Blectricity: when ean Prices’ | items not
ee ae * | chased in Servo? | otherwise
i bulk. 5 classified.
$123.01 $203.19 | sevexexceces| sesesecestas|seenswswsiedi| aiacceeecie sien ecmeecincwanice |soccedelsiss $19. 60 |.......-.--- $17,352.04} 1
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6.31 4.50 261,
#e z 130. 48 ay at i:
- 30 208. 44 .
2, 063. 28 775. 65 181,338.82] 6
898. 67 1, 520. 62 $197. 93 $384. 43 31,583.72 | 7
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Investigations of the maintenance of soil fer-
tility: General studies of the problems con-
fronting the farmer in the management and
iphusiine of specific soil types, and the
influence of rotation of crops on such soils
and the effect of fertilizers. The work in-
volves a study of the composition of the
humus of fertile soils in order to determine
the characteristics on which such fertility
depends, with a view to applying the in-
formation obtained to the improvement
of soils of lower productivity

Investigation of the causes of unproductive
soils: Investigations to determine such or-
ganic substances as cause infertility in agri-
cultural lands, such as failure of specific
crops, orchards, die-back in citrous groves,
etc. This involves the chemical examina-
tion of soil organic matter in such soils, iso-
lation of pure substances, their chemical
identification and properties

Investigation of the origin of organic constit-
uents in soils: Study of the transformations
of organic matter in soils which result in
the formation of such organic soil constit-
uents as have already been found to occur
in soils and isolated therefrom

Investigation of means for improving unpro-
ductive soils: Study of the fertilizer and
lime requirements of soils, as far as this can
be determined under controlled conditions
in the greenhouse; effect on plant growth
of organic substances isolated from unpro-
ductive soils and the influence of fertil.zers
and other treatments on this action

Investigation of the effect on soils of fertilizers
and soil amendments: Study of the vari-
ous soil factors, especially the biochemical
factors, as they are influenced by fertilizers
and soil amendments, such as lime, manga-
nese, etc., involving field tests with dif-
ferent crops; test of laboratory results under
field conditions; study of effect of known
organic soil constituents on crops in the
field and the influence of fertilizers and
soil treatment on their action

TOtal cdasaencewaaisacatseemnasceicee si

$4, 819. 05

4, 804. 72

5, 602. 33

3, 443. 50

3, 598. 03

22, 267. 63

Total expenditure as above.........-....---
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). .
Unexpended balance (estimated)

Total allotment

mately as follows:

Office and administration: General super-
vision and administration of the investi-
PatlONS: 2 secs. osecasgeeecces senewee™ yieS5

Sources of potash for fertilizers: The object
of this work is to find raw materials which
can be economically utilized as sources of
potash carriers for fertilizers. It has been
shown that Pacific kelps and alunite can be
utilized as a source of potash fertilizers, and
reports upon the location and extent of the
kelp beds are now in preparation. Pacific
kelp can yield perennially several times
the present national needs.
other materials so far examined have given
little promise. The possibility of utilizing
feldspar and other potash-bearing silicates
as sources of potash fertilizers is being in-
vestigated.....-...-.....---22-----2--0--

Sources of phosphates for fertilizers: Deter-
mination of the location, extent, probable
tonnage, and other economic factors of im-
portance to the utilization of phosphates or
other phosphatic material. All the prin-
cipal known deposits of phosphates and
many minor ones have been investigated
in the field and laboratory, their character-
istics studied, and methods of mining re-
viewed and criticised, with especial refer-
ence to reducing waste of raw material.
Methods of preparation are now being in-
vestigated, especially with reference to
preparing a more concentrated phosphate
than is now employed.....................

Sources of nitrogen for fertilizers: The object
is to determine what raw matrials may be
obtained within the United States which
can be utilized as sources of nitrogen, and
what methods can be best utilized for their

 

INVESTIGATION OF FERTILIZER RESOURCES,

$27, 270. 82
56. 54
336. 43

27, 663. 79
Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-

1

$2, 647. 12

Brines and —

13, 397. 66

4, 655. 03
68

economic exploitation. The production
of fish scrap on the Atlantic coast has been
exhaustively investigated. An investiga-
tion of the possibility of utilizing cannery
wastes and other fish offal on the Pacific
coast, especially in connection with a kelp
industry, is now in progress, as well as an
investigation of the amount and sources of
ammonia, of slaughterhouse products, and
of cotton-seed products. A preliminary
laboratory investigation of nitrogen fixation

is also in progress...............-02--2.-00- $6, 627. 55

Total cess loa diage sen tees? 27, 327. 36
Som-waTeR INVESTIGATIONS.

Total expenditure as above...-............. $4, 611.15

Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31 (estimated)... 229. 04

Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 11. 47

Total allotment...................... 4, 851. 66

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Office and administration: General direction

and administration of the investigations.... $1, 470. 49
Laboratory investigations: Includes the de-
vising of a practical and rapid soil hydro-
meter and methods for field use.......... 1, 688. 33
Field investigations: Determination of the re-
lation of water table to run-off, seepage,
conservation of rainfall, and erosion, and
practical methods for management and con-
trol. The depth to the water table has
been steadily decreasing, at a decreasing
average rate, since the settlement of the
COUNMGRY so ooo 5-2 2 eda amiatiacweieine ete e cuesae 1, 681. 37
Total saereiidcegoscchiekeniede eos? 4, 840.19
Som-suRvEY INVESTIGATIONS.
Total expenditure as above.........-.-.---- $181, 338. 82
Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31 (estimated)... 597. 03
Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 2, 435. 76
Total allotment..................---- 184, 371. 61

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

General administration of the soil survey: In-
cludes correspondence, compilation of re-
reports, keeping record of projects, co-
operative agreements, assignments of the
field force, and all other matters relating to
the administration of the work..........-

Soil surveys: These activities comprise the
surveying, both upon a detailed and a
reconnoisance basis, the mapping, and the
classifying of the soils of important areas in
various parts of the country, including the
forest reserves; the preparing of reports
containing descriptive matter relating to
the different soils, their character, origin,
and value for crops, and to the agricultural
conditions found in each area surveyed;
the preparation of maps showing the dis-
tribution of the different soils, the dissem-
ination of information relating to the use of
soils, and the preparation of special bul-
letins and circulars on special ope The
following areas were surveyed in whole or in
part during the fiscal year 1913, the actual
amount covered being about 80,640 square
miles. Estimating for the work done dur-
ing the last half of the fiscal year 1913, for
which accurate figures can not be obtained
until the maps are finally drafted and

$13, 012. 56

California: M:

 

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

measured, there have been surveyed to
June 30, 1913, approximately 716,000
square miles:

Alabama: Bullock County, $1,352.61; Cle-

burne County, $1,931.95; Conecuh County,
$1,453.56; Covington County, $1,422.94;
Escambia County, $2,321.05; Russell
County, $1,451.08..........--.--..22-----

Conecuh County and Covington County
were begun in the previous fiscal year and
finished during 1913. The surveys of Bul-
lock County, Cleburne County, Escambia
County, and Russell County were started in
1913 and will be completed during the fiscal
year 1914.

_ Arkansas: Ashley County, $1,807.04; Missis-

sippi County, $837.66; Pope County,
GL AGHAT simceouen cscs ahemiemeeee et ass
The survey of Ashley County was begun
in the previous fiscal year and finished dur-
ing 1913; Pope County was begun in the
fiscal year 1912, and Mississippi County in
1913, but, owing to unfavdrable weather
conditions, the work has been suspended.
It is hoped to complete these areas during
1914.
arysville area, revised work,
$285.74; Merced area, $2,914.25...........-

Connecticut: New London County.........
Florida: Bradford County, $2,927.06; East

Coast, $2,905.65; Pinellas County, $2,819.67.

Georgia: Chattooga County, $680.44; Gordon

County, $61.50; Jeff Davis County,
$2,643.91; Jones County, $1,818.35; Miller

County, $1,460.61; Stewart County,
County, $1,916.31; Talbot County,
GOO eet ete eras oe ce

The work in Chattooga County was begun
during the previous fiscal year and finished
during 1913. The surveys of Gordon
County, Jeff Davis County, and Talbot
County were started in 1913 and will be
finished during the fiscal year 1914.

Illinois: Will County............

Will County was begun during 1912 and
completed during the fiscal year 1913.

Indiana: Boone County, $417.60; Delaware

County, $236.37; Hamilton County, $956;
Hendricks County, $1,048.28; Montgomery
County, $1,272.80; Tipton County, $328.64
Of the Indiana projects, Boone County,
Montgomery County, and Tipton County
were begun in 1912 and completed during
1913; Delaware County and Hendricks
County were begun in 1913 and will be fin-
ished during the following fiscal year.

 

Iowa: Bremer County..........

The work in Bremer County was started
during the fiscal year 1912 and will be fin-
ished during the fiscal year 1914.

Kansas: Cherokee County, $1,079.32; Green-

wood County, $1,000.90; Jewell County,
$1,155.14; Montgomery County, $320.91...
The soil workin Cherokee County, Green-
wood County, and Jewell County was un-
dertaken in 1912 and oe during the
fiscal year 1913. The work in Montgomery
County has just been taken up and will be
completed during the fiscal year 1914.

Kentucky: Christian County...............

The work in Christian County was started
in the fiscal year 1912 and completed dur-
ing 1913.

Michigan: Genesee County.............-...

Genesee County was taken up during the
fiscal year 1912 and completed during the
fiscal year 1913.

$9, 933. 19

3, 772.17

3, 199. 99
1, 153. 07

8, 652. 38

10, 373. 04

1, 813. 92

4, 259. 69

643. 92

3, 556. 27

I, 688. 54

1, 200. 23
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Minnesota: Goodhue County.................
The work in Goodhue County started in
the fiscal year 1912, but owing to with-
drawal of the assistant engaged on this
project to take up forest-land classification,
the work was suspended in September,
1912. This area will be completed during
the fiscal year 1914.

ee Jones County, $1,116.02; Lafa-
yette County, $1,228.50; Wilkinson County,
$1,088.89. cc ccdcwece qaainawnres cols oem mm ag ss

The survey of Lafayette County was be-
gun in 1912 and com feted during the fiscal
year 1913. The ark in Jones County and
Wilkinson County was begun in 1913 and
at be completed during the fiscal year

Missouri: Barton County, $491.52; Carroll
County, $731.25; Cass County, $350.90;
Greene County, $175.51; Miller County,
$480.05; Nodaway County, $323.49; Perry
County, $526.21; Pike County, $1,192.30;
Ralls County, $1,061.33; Stoddard County,
$99 7:68 voccewanasciesecccteneenneee ress a8

The surveys of Carroll County, Cass
County, Miller County, Pike County, and
Stoddard County were begun during the
fiscal year 1912 and finished during the
fiscal year 1918. The work in Greene,
Nodaway, Perry, and Ralls Counties was
taken up during the fiscal year 1913 and
will be completed in 1914.

Nebraska: Otoe County, $1,146.99; Saunders
County, $793.89; Scotts Bluff County,
PIO .2 8. dent scocicscc eee waved cess ees

The work in Otoe County was begun dur-
ing 1912 and completed during the fiscal
year 1913, and surveys covering Scotts
Bluff County and Saunders County were
begun during 1913 and will be completed
during the fiscal year 1914.

New Jersey: Freehold area..... seen

The Freehold area was begun during the
fiscal year 1912 and will be completed dur-
ing the fiscal year 1914.

New York: Chautauqua County, $190.04;
Oneida County, $1,120.50; Orange County,
$1,028.91] occ scaxeses oawsc ees oes sae tesiecvine

The work in the Orange County survey
was begun during 1912 and completed dur-
ing the fiscal year 1913. The work in
Oneida County was taken up in the fiscal
year 1912 and will be completed during the
fiscal year 1914. The work in Chautauqua
County was begun during 1913 and will be
completed during the fiscal year 1914.

North Carolina: Ashe County, $1,311.93; For-
syth County, $33.60; Pender County,
$176.13; Wake County, $1,202.35.........-

The work in Ashe County and Pender
County was taken up during the fiscal year
1912 and completed during 1913. The
surveys covering Forsyth County and Wake
County were begun during the fiscal year
1913 and will be completed during 1914.

North Dakota: Barnes County.......-...-.-

Barnes County was taken up during the
fiscal year 1912 and completed during 19183.

Ohio: Reconnoissance........-..-.----.+---

The work in the Ohio reconnoissance sur-
vey was taken up during the fiscal year
1912 and completed during 1913.

Oklahoma: Bryan County, $170.36; Muskogee

County, $728.96.........-2---e0--- eee eee

The work in Muskogee County was taken
up during the fiscal year 1912 and that in
Bryan County during the fiscal year 1913.
Both of these surveys will be completed
during the fiscal year 1914.

$1, 798. 89

3, 433. 41

6, 290. 24

1, 960. 15

1, 285. 76

2, 339. 45

2, 724. 01

2, 910. 52

6, 752. 87

899. 32

 

Oregon: Hood River Valley..........-..--.
This survey was taken up during the
fiscal year 1912 and completed during 1913.
Pennsylvania: Lancaster County, $25.31;
Lehigh County, $1,978.22; York County,
$1,577.87; Southeastern Reconnoissance,
S908 19 ore exw gcsrcrie 2 =! sais disbatsj cra dagimacieniniets
The detailed surveys in Lehigh County
and York County and the southeastern re-
connoissance were taken up in 1912 and
completed during 1913. The Lancaster
County survey was begun during 1913 and
will be completed during 1914.

South Carolina: Bamberg County, $1,293.86;
Orangeburg County, $4,901.96; Union
County, $2,246.55........-.....2---------

The work in Orangeburg oe was be-
un during 1912 and will be completed dur-
ing the fiscal year 1914. The Union County
project was begun in 1913 and will be com-
pleted during 1914.

Tennessee: Jackson County, $97.34; Putnam
County, $1,356.91; Robertson County,
$981 1G. occ ence awa ieee sss saceetiedeets

The Jackson County survey was begun
in 1918 and will be completed during 1914.
The Putnam County and Robertson County
work was begun during the fiscal year 1912
and finished during 1913.

Texas: Jefferson County, $5,203.78; south
central reconnoissance, $4,254.83; Wash-
ington County, $2,528.55...........------

he reconnoissance work was begun in
1912 and completed during 1913.

Utah: Cache Valley...........-...---.- tee

The survey of the Cache Valley area was
begun in 1912 and suspended on December
18. It will be completed during the fiscal
year 1914.

Virginia: Henrico County...............-.--

Washington: Stevens County............---

The Stevens County survey was begun
during 1913 and will be completed during
1914.

West Virginia: Kanawha County, $1,237.91;
Preston County, $229.87...........--.----
The Preston County survey was begun
during the fiscal year 1912 and finished dur-
ing the fiscal year 1913.

Wisconsin: Buffalo County, $166.69; Dane
County, $2,212.08; Fond du Lac County,
$24.45; Jefferson County, $1,512.51; Ke-
waunee County, $117.45; northeastern re-
-connoissance, $1,570. 76......-.---.-------

The work in Jefferson County was begun
in 1912 and completed during 1913. The
surveys covering Buffalo County and Dane
County were begun in 1912 and will be
completed during the fiscal year 1914. The
reconnoissance survey was begun in 1913
and will be completed during 1914.

Classification of agricultural lands in national
forests: This project consists of aiding the
Forest Service in the classification and
segregation of agricultural lands of the
national forests in order to determine the
value for agricultural purposes and so as to
enable the Forest Service to indicate such
lands as may be open for settlement, in
compliance with an act of Congress. ......

Land classification for other departments:
Examination and classification of lands for
the Department of Justice and the Post
Office Department, to assist them in the
investigation and prosecution of suits pend-
ing regarding the misuse of the mails..... .

Correlation and supervision of field work:
Correlating the soils of all areas surveyed,

so as to insure the proper classification of |

4, 490. 19

8, 432. 37

2, 385. 41

11, 987. 16

3, 635. 65

2, 409. 74
299. 70

1, 467. 78

5, 603. 94

_ 6,326. 17

451. 00
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EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

 

 

 

 

 

 
  
 
 

  

 
 
 
 
  
       
 
       

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

the soils of the United States; inspection of tion of base maps to a scale suitable for use
soil-survey field work in order to secure of soil-survey parties............-..-.---. $1, 200. 00
uniformity in methods and results; exam- Use of soils: General review of the results of
ination and review of field reports; prepa- the soil-survey work of the bureau, with
ration of memorandum for soil correlation particular reference to the kind and extent
and the keeping of records pertaining of use of the principal soil types, with the
MORO bOie: so cco cece aeealeeiere siaie wis Qoteie dereven $12, 608.95 | object of establishing more systematic and
Map drafting: Preparation of suitable base intensive forms of agriculture in the coun-
mapsfrom all available sources for the use Eby. co « scieisterciaeea oe ceuiens sa ianaolea see 5, 253. 78
of soil-survey parties; securing data regard- Special study of fruit soils: General review
ing official boundaries, railroad alignments, of the results of soil-survey work, with par-
and other miscellaneous data required by ticular reference to the value of the differ-
the field parties; adjusting, redrawing, and ent soil types for fruit production......... 2, 645. 22
coloring field maps of soil-survey parties for Information: This work includes the answer-
lithographic reproduction; measuring of ing of correspondence relating to soils and
soil areas and proof-reading the maps...... 10, 102. 92 giving advice as to their use, identification
Photographic peprOguciion of base maps: For of soil samples, and disseminating informa-
the photographic enlargement or reproduc- tion to the newspapers....... evauitcoseecs. 0, 200--11
BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1913.
Salaries.
Travel, sta- Apparatus,
ae eee fata ens, | Equipment. | ieboratory”
Statutory. © Total. penses. materials.
In Wash- | OutofWash-
ington. ington.
1 | Deciduous fruit insects.......-...--.+-- $1,528.33 | $0,445.02 | $17,162.84 | $28, 136.19
2 | Cereal and forage insects...... }, 353. 00 6, 430. 0: ; 48, 778. 78
3 | Southern field-crop insects - --+ 2, 166. 67 : 35, 031. 27
4 | Forest insects.......--.----+-- 3, 128. 33 35, 083. 20
5 | Chestnut-tree bark disease... ...........)..205.2----208 4, 800. 01
6 | Truck-crop and stored-product 896. 94 21, 368. 86
7 | Beo culture..........2--20-2-222eee 0+ 891.67 12, 963. 53
8 | Citrous-fruit insects 832: 50 16,010. 74
9 | Mediterranean fruit fly...... 2.22.22 222. |eeeeeeee eer eee 14, 197. 62
10 | Miscellaneous insects. ..............-..- 6, 971. 66 22, 970. 64
11 | Preventing spread of moths..... 10,524. 50 226, 113. 16
12 | Exterminating the army worm 7.78
13 | Administration 28, 040. 00 28, 040. 00
Total os 063 edeeveevavseseeeeeecees 57,333.60 | 68,158.74 | 368,009.44 | 493,501.78 | 74, 416. 48 5,419.05 | 26, 688. 23
PROJECT STATEMENTS.
Decwvovs Fruit Insects. ellis may. Be combined with different
. ungicides; development of new insecti-
Total expenditure as above... ..... eras * $39, 827. 52 aides and § raying apparatus, and demon-
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 en 1, 181. 39 ‘rati ¢ thei 1 nn insect control $4, 783, 98
Unexpended balance (estimated) .......... 1, 190. 84 SUA ULON. OF UASIT Va Ue Un Se Cy COMMON Se pO
Pp Cranberry and small-fruits insect investiga-
Total allotment.........-ecccccccccce 42.199. 75 tions: Investigation of insects affecting the .
aes Daleks : ‘ cranberry and other small fruits, and deter-
Distributed among the several subactivities approxi- mination of appropriate remedial measures
mately as follows: for same; observation of methods of insect
Office and laboratory: This covers the admin- control now practiced, with a view of devel-
istrative, clerical, and miscellaneous lab- oping improvements where possible... ... 1,161.15
oratory work of deciduous fruit insect inves- Investigation of insect control by natural
tigations: 2522 sec ees ee deaes eae: $6, 059. 97 apenence) Determination of the importance
Apple-insect investigations: Work on the life of Hymenopterous parasites and predatory
fiestaries and habits of insects injurious to insects in the control of various species of
the apple, pear, quince, etc., and determi- insects injurious to deciduous fruit _or-
nation of remedies for same............... 11, 932. 31 chards, vineyards, etc., and for develop-
Peach-insect investigations: Investigation of ment of methods for their practical propa-
the life histories and determination of reme- gation and dissemination........-........ 2, 084. 98
dies for insects injurious to the peach, plum, Orchard insect survey: This work involves
Cherry; Ct@iesassarsis ses ssceneweseercewns 6, 216. 45 the obtaining of information regarding a
Grape-insect investigations: General study of large number of insect pests of orchards,
the biology of the important grape insects in vineyards, etc., not oy of first-class
the United States, and the development importance as pests but which in the aggre-
and application of remedies................ 5, 041. 10 gate do a large amount of injury and which
Nut-insect investigations: General study of may become seriously destructive at any
' the insect enemies of cultivated nuts time, so as to be prepared to promptly sug-
throughout the United States.............. 1, 529, 87 gest remedies in case of serious insect out-
Investigation of orchard insecticides and breaks and minimize the loss from such
' spraying machinery: Study of comparative CAUSES. -- 00-2 ee eee eee eee eee eeeeee- + © 2,199.10
values of fapectiorten and spraying machin-
ery in general use, and extent to which in- Total... 22022222 2s cece eset e eens «e+ 41, 008. 91
EXPENDITURES OF THE DE

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Supplies: Purchase of plane-tables, com- Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
passes, augers, a and iad ee mately as follows:
ments, drafting and photographic supplies Shige ‘
and other siaterials for held and office Office of the chief: Salaries.................. $5, 376. 11
WOrk. occ eee eee eee eee eeeeeeceees $4,819.23 | Office of the chief clerk:
Be ees Salaries—
Total--sssesecseseeseeersereseeeeeess 181, 995. 85 Spectr eemmemmamemeagr tc
General overhead expenses. . 977. 89
————.__ 12, 657.17
ADMINISTRATIVE AND OVERHEAD EXPENSES. a) Accounts—salaries.. 3, 158. 33 2
b) Editorial—salaries.. 5, 986.17
Total expenditure as above.......-----.e2+- $31, 583. 72 ee ae
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated)... 114. 47 lies P 2 420.41
Unexpended balance (estimated)........-.. 342.71 DEES enna no nae aes
—_——— 13, 664.91
Total allotment..... sdawccdsewecseeme: ~32;.040:90 Total expenditures..... aoe Gaesidee 31, 698. 19
BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1918.
Forage ana Miscellaneous.
Telegraph,| Freight, | Furnishing | ° he Toe
Stationery.|Furniture.| Rent. | ‘élephone, | express, [of heat len animals Fusl. | supplies, | Specified | Total.
age. age. electricity. Whased in services, ae
te. .
bulk. © Classified.
$103.38 | $497.12 | $1,311.51 $117.56 . 27 $65.30) oe ca sessincs $10.26 | $562.21 $39,827.52 | 1
242.24 | 1,523.96 | 1,679.86 305. 69 629. 28 71:82) sseepavrsascd 29.00 495.10 |-.- 69,985.15 | 2
125. 25 585.87] 1,446.70 150.50 553. 75 119. 94 $231.95 9.00 117.76 |o 2. 48,669.60 | 3
185.57 563. 80 732. 48 100.56 48.54 5.40 21.63 50.68 21. 25 47,677.72 | 4
; : : ; oe 5 5,889.36 | 5
55 28,555.30 | 6
15,629.23 | 7
22,076.60 | 8
19,299.03 | 9
24,025.63 | 10
266, 840.02 | 11
of Ob) 8
1,727.52 | 6,606.13 | 8,002.72 | 1,025.08 | 3,090.29 696. 41 253.58 379.32 624, 683. 00
CEREAL AND ForaGe INSEcTs. SoutHern Fietp Crop Insect INVESTIGATIONS.
Total expenditure as above........ sas 1.. $69,965.15 | Total expenditure as above...............-. $48, 669. 60
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated)... 4, 482. 93 | Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 506. 24
Unexpended balance (estimated)....... wigises 2, 904. 92 | Unexpended balance (estimated).....-. wis 2a 150. 83
Total allotment.........-......... --- 77,353.00 Total allotment............-...-....- 49, 326. 67
Distributed among the several subactivities approxi- | Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows: mately as follows:
Office and administration: Covers the general Office and laboratory: Consists of clerical
supervision of the expenditure of this office, work, compilation of records of field exper-
the preparation of results for publication, iments, and determinations of insects con-
OCs acon snc sceseseenis eles paieietiets Pegetemes $5, 353.00 | cerned in the field investigations.......... $2, 166.67
Cereal-insect investigations: Investigations of Cotton insects: Investigation of the cotton-
insects attacking cultivated grains; experi- boll weevil and other cotton insects whose
ments in the utilization of natural enemies attacks complicate the loss resulting from
of such insects, besides remedial and pre- the ravages of the weevil, including the in-
ithe eo Sue troduction of parasites of these insects into
ducted in connection with the white, io eee Bee at
ery ay bie ee ee squares; life history studies; determination
chitich bug, Hessian fly, corn-root worms, eerie: ea a a oc at oe ae
and miscellaneous insects affecting rye, aan eae era weevil to previously unin- eee
barley, and other small grains............ 34, 241. 46 : ry eee Bie ae ce Gaga ceg he :
Forage-insect investigations: Studies of in- Tobacco insects: Includes investigations of
sects attacking planta used as forage two species of hornworms in Kentucky and
through the employment of their natural Tennessee, the cigarette beetle, and in-
enemies and the utilization of mechanical sects which transmit the so-called Mosaic
remedial and preventive measures. The disease; the tobacco splitworm of Florida
work covers the alfalfa weevil, range cater- and other States; the larger tobacco beetle
illar, alfalfa seed chalcis, insects attack- (only recently found for the first time in
ing soja bean, cowpea, and any other plants the United States), and the tobacco wire- re
d for forage.............-.-.- 34, 853. 62 WOIM....+----0---- 2-2-2 yoTsrcessssssee . 1 2/0.
Oe Ee ME ——_____—— | Rice insects: Work on the rice water weevil
Totaliwseouusekwiecesdnves/s'sd\slaeviwsinn cs 74, 448. 08 and other enemies of rice................ 2, 074. 16

 
72

Sugar-cane insects: Studies of the sugar-cane
moth borer and other insect enemies of
SUPAL CANO... 22s ca eesiecceg ee bx esa cade

Argentine ant: A study of this insect has been
made with a view to reducing losses in cane
plantations and annoyance in residences,
warehouses, and elsewhere, and to prevent
or restrict the further advance of the Argen-
tine ant into the United States.......... «s

Ticks: A number of American ticks have
been shown to be instrumental in the car-
riage of disease among cattle. Their life
histories are being studied in order to ascer-
tain the best means of controlling them. ...

Oba: secs och ee ae deere nec e enn ence

» $3, 122,13

2, 070. 15

9, 098. 28
49, 175. 84
Forest-Insect INVESTIGATIONS.

Total expenditures as above...........-.... $47, 677. 72
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 200. 61
Unexpended balance (estimated).....--.....-2+2---ee0e

' Total allotment........-....-...---.- 47, 878. 33

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
taately as follows:

Office and laboratory: General supervision
of field investigations; preparation of re-
sults for publication; laboratory experi-
ments pertaining to the work as a whole;
correspondence, and general office details. .

Insects affecting forest growth: Investigation
of insects injurious to forests, the charac-
ter and extent of their depredations,
methods for their control, and the preven-
tion of losses to forests from such causes. .. .

Insects affecting wood of dying and dead
trees and crude forest products: Investiga-
tions of wood-boring insects which con-
tribute to the rapid deterioration of dying,
dead, standing, and felled timber, sawed
logs, and other crude forest products. .....

Insects affecting unseasoned manufactured
forest products: Investigation of wood-
boring insects which injure, reduce values
of, or destroy unseasoned lumber, square
timbers, handle, wagon, and agricultural
implements, stock, telegraph, and_tele-
phone poles, posts, mine props, and like
products; determining character and ex-
tent of damage and methods of prevention.

Insects affecting seasoned and finished forest
products: Investigation of wood-boring and
so-called ‘‘powder post” insects which
injure, reduce values of, or destroy sapwood

ortions of seasoned hardwood lumber of all
Finds, cabinet woods, agricultural-imple-
ment stock; determination of character,
extent of damage, and methods of pre-
VETMLAOD sac spac natere cet vis = = eter Sieve diaeeee

Insects affecting utilized forest products:
Studies of wood and bark-boring insects
which injure or destroy wood material used
in implements, machinery, wagons, furni-
ture, inside finish of buildings, bridges,
railroad ties, telegraph and telephone poles,
‘mine props, fence posts, log houses, rustic
work; determination of the character and
extent of damage and demonstration of

ractical methods of prevention...........

Miscellaneous forest insects: Control and pre-
vention of miscellaneous injurious forest
insects; pect and encouragement of

beneficial species; studies of the relation of

$7, 828. 33

20, 200. 61

2, 000. 00

q
1, 000. 00

550. 00

1, 500. 00

 

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

climate, latitude, altitude, and injuries by
lightning to insect life; investigations of
the interrelation of insects and forest fires,
problems of their control and prevention,
and the various natural laws and principles
to be considered in connection with the
science and practice of forest entomology.. $14, 799. 39

del ciadegnenwok Canaeeaibendenaetes 47, 878. 33

INVESTIGATION OF THE CHESTNUT TREE BARK DISEASE.

Total expenditure as above.....-.-.-----+--+ $5, 889. 36
‘Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 98. 15
Unexpended balance (estimated bow ce's wee. 4,012. 49
Total allotment.............--.------ 10, 000. 00
Investigations to determine the relation of
wounds made by insects in the bark of
chestnut trees to infection by the disease
spores; relation of insects to the dissemina-
tion of the disease, destruction of the
ores, cause of unhealthy and dying con-
ition of the trees, etc...........--------- 5, 987. 51

Trucx-Crop AnD Storep-Propuct Insect INVESTIGA-

TIONS.

Total expenditure as above.......-.-.--.--- $28, 555. 30

Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). - 1, 404. 64

Unexpended balance, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 937. 00
Oba: sedcssicn scmireireheeenieice soe a 30, 896. 94

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows: :
Office and laboratory: General supervision of

the field and laboratory work, including

the preparation of results for publication,

correspondence, etc....-. ab sia(alstoietera’sietbrsterais $4, 805. 28
Potato-insect investigations: General study
of insects affecting the potato, including
the potato tuber moth, the potato flea
beetle, and the Colorado potato beetle. ... 2, 100. 00
Sugar-beet insect investigations: Study of
moe sugar-beet pests, including the
curly-top leaf Beppe, the sugar-beet web-
worm, the sugar-beet leaf beetle, and vari-
ous species of wireworms..........-.---+- 9, 500. 00
Onion insect investigations: Includes inves-
tigation of methods of controlling the onion
thrip, onion maggot, and other species of
insects which cause injury to the crop. . .- 3, 700. 00
General truck-crop insect investigations:
Study of miscellaneous insects affecting
truck crops not covered by special work
on insects injurious to the potato, sugar
beet, and onion. ...-. Hecisisis ssterelese ciarnccmiap as 5, 250. 02
Stored-product insect investigations: Work
directed toward the control of injurious
forms of insects affecting cereals, stored
beans, peas, dried fruits, nuts, ham and
stored meats, cheese, hides, furs, woolen
fabrics, etC....-----20-0- ++ eee ee scene eee 5, 104. 64
Total ....-0-..00 0022-2 cence eee eeeees 29, 959. 94
BEE-CULTURE INVESTIGATIONS.
Total expenditure as above.....-.- oes $15, 629. 23
Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31 (estimated). - 201. 62
Unexpended balance (estimated). .-.......- 60. 82
' y _
Total allotment.....-..-----------eee 15, 891. 67
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Office and laboratory: General supervision of
investigations, clerical work, and mainte-
nance of the apiary...................-..

Wintering of bees: Study of the activities of
bees in winter, effects of various foods in
relation to accumulation of feces, and dif-
ference in behavior of bees during con-
finement according to age; preliminary
experiments in the practical wintering of
bees to ascertain effects of various methods
of Penne ventilation, etc..........-...--

Diseases of bees: Study of infectious diseases
of bees in developmental and adult stages,
including geographical distribution and
means of control..........-..------+-----

Development of bees: Investigations of the
development of the bee in the eg;

Wax production: Study of the activities of
bees in wax secretion to determine condi-
ditions most favorable for this activity...

Sense organs of bees: Study of the sense or-

ns of bees to determine their location,
nection, and influence on the behavior of
the bee...........2-.2.2-22. eee

Bee keeping: Investigation of the present ex-
tent and possibilities for the future de-
velopment of the bee-keeping industry in
Porto Rico; cooperation with the State en-
tomologist of Wisconsin in the study of the
bee-keeping industry in the white clover
belt, with special reference to methods of
manipulation, and spread of bee diseases. -

$4, 596. 71

3, 863. 44

3, 801. 82
1, 600. 00

293. 97

1, 480. 00

194, 91
16, 830. 35

Crrrus-Frrurr Insect INVESTIGATIONS.

Total expenditure as above........-----..-- $22, 076. 60
Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31(estimated). . 186. 80
Unexpended balance (estimated).-.... -. oie 69. 10

Total allotment..........:........--- 22, 332. 50

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Office and administration: Execution of ad-
ministrative affairs, conducting corre-
spondence, preparation of results for pub-
lication, etC...-...----02++-2 eee eee eee ee

White-fly investigations: Work has been di-
rected toward obtaining an economical and
effective method of controlling the de-
structive citrus white fly in Florida....-..

Investigations of citrus insects in Louisiana:
Work in the control of insect enemies of
citrus fruits; investigations looking to dis-
covery of methods for early detection of
new pests which may have gained a foot-
hold in this region.....-.-.--------+-+---+-

Insects affecting date palms, avocado, etc.:
Includes investigations of the two principal
date scale insect pests.....-. Heke eas sense

Hydrocyanic-acid gas investigations: Ex-
periments in the fumigation of citrus
orchards in southern California, with a
view to securing a more economical and
efficient method than the one in use at the
present time.....---.----2-+-s-- eee eens

4, 849. 76

3, 980. 26

2, 673. 39

6, 427. 49

uiAlv rata sagiabaassabicanes .. 22,263. 40

a

$4, 332. 50°

 

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INVESTIGATIONS OF THE MEDITERRANEAN Fruit FLy.
Total expenditure as above.........--...--- $19, 299. 03
Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31 (estimated)... 6, 366. 41
Unexpended balance (estimated) ....... oe 9, 334. 56

Total allotment................--. .-- 35,000. 00

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Investigations in the United States: Consists
of thorough inspection of imported fruit,
in cooperation with the Federal Horticul-
tural Board and the authorities of the State
of California and the Territory of Hawaii,
for detection of the presence of the fruit

fly and its exclusion from this country.... $4, 383. 15
Investigations in Hawaii: Study of the life
history and introduction and establishment
of parasitic enemies of the Mediterranean
fruit fly, practical control work, examina-
tion and certification for export, coopera-
tion to prevent carrying infected fruit on
shipboard, etc........-22--.-2eeeeeeeeeee 21, 282. 29
Ota] sccsiac edule piste seisnieisieiddicmeise eee 25, 665. 44
MIscELLANEOUS INSECTS.
Total expenditure as above................- $24, 025. 63
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 510. 53
Unexpended balance (estimated)........ sisie 12. 78
Total allotment.......--......-...--- 24, 548. 94

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:
Insects affecting the health of man: In-

cludes the investigation and eradication of

the house fly, maiaria-carrying mosqui-

toes, stable fly, Rocky Mountain spotted-

fever tick; investigation of the possible

 

transmission of pellagra by insects........ $2, 402. 02
Insects affecting the health of domestic ani-
mals: Investigation of the various species
of ticks which transmit diseases or are of
pas tae as parasites of domestic animals;
and of screw worm and ox warble.....---. 2, 224.17
Investigation, identification, and systematic
classification of miscellaneous insects:
This provides for miscellaneous investiga-
tional work not specifically provided for in
other projects of the bureau ............... 19, 909. 97
Totaloncecscseeceuncast ahekaneasseses 24, 536. 16
PREVENTING SPREAD oF Motus.
Total expenditure as above...........-..--- $266, 840. 02
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated).. 11, 572. 06
Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 15, 835. 50
. Total allotment ...................6- 294, 247. 58

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Office and administration: General super-
vision of the work, preparation of the re-
sults for publication, correspondence, and

other clerical work............-seeeeeeee- $13, 024. 50
14

Experimental work: Investigations concern-
ing the gypsy moth and brown-tail moth and
the proper methods for their control; the
importation, breeding, and colonization of
the parasites and natural enemies of these

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Field work: Application of results of experi-
mental work; enforcing regulations pre-
scribed by Federal Horticultural Board;
determination of limits of infested area;
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insects, and investigation of the diseases spread of these insects...............---.-. $195, 937. 58
affecting them; also experiments to de-
termine best methods of silvicultural man- TOtaL . seineina sia aie sisiwaicicessecusesctesieae 278, 412. 08
agement of moth-infested woodlands....... $69, 450. 00 ;
BUREAU OF BIOLOGICAL SURVEY.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1918.
Salaries,
Travel, sta- Apparatus,
Project. Lump fund. ton, and Pauiitnants ert
Statutory. Total. penses. materials.
In Wash- | Out of Washb-
ington. ington.
1 | Administration...................0000- $13,546.78 | $8,519.13 |......2....... $22, 065.91 $339. 60
2 | Enforcement of the Lacey Act. 2,525.00 |......--.--.-. $1,002.00 3, 527. 00 1, 154.91
3 | Game preservation ee 5, 783.08 5,370.00 | 11,941.55 | 23,094.61 5, 784. 41 : ss
4 | Food habits of birds and mammals... 1,912.50} 21,498.19 8,863.02] 32,273.71] 11,061.90 143.04 $21.93
5 | Biological investigations............... 802. 50 8, 634. 350.00 9, 787.34 O60007. |ocecécicscessccleaedececascces
MOtal.f asavatssusandetedenenensad 24,560.84] 44,022.16] 22,156.57] 90,748.57] 19, 290.89 493. 86 21.93
PROJECT STATEMENTS,
ADMINISTRATION. GamME PRESERVATION.
Total expenditures as above....... pees Seles $24, 541. 80 | Total expenditure as above..............--- $38, 349. 17
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated)... 422. 86 | Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 407. 15
Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 755. 34 | Unexpended balance (estimated).......-... 2, 326. 58
Total allotment.............-- eee 25, 720. 00 Total allotment.............2---20-++ 41, 082. 90
Geel aes Sees een oe. Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
operations, and maintenance of sectional - | mately as follows:
library.......-...2-- 222-02 s cece cece eee e ee 24, 964. 66 | Reservations and refuges: Maintenance of
A breeding refuges for birds and game mam-
ENFORCEMENT OF THE Lacey Act. Rinldecdecamecr ieee re eycaee: $13, 455. 81
i Bison range: Protection and care of buffalo
Hiatal Ox peat iures See pve ssas +2 smated) ... #4, 697.31 herd on Montana bison range and stocking
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 55. 78 ” } aad athee bi 1. 842.17
Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 46.71 | _, this range with elk and other big game... . 1 Oe.
_________ | Restocking zsecryeuens 5 estore maioet
ame preserves and other reservations wi
shee DDE svogiaetee asain ee aon. mn ie pile and game birds adapted thereto. 1, 832. 60
Distributed among the several subactivities approxi- | Elk protection and removal: Maintenance of
mately as follows: elk during winter; also the transfer of small
‘Importation of foreign birds and mammals: experimental elk herds to other locations
eventing, by rigid inspection at ports of on public lands.............-.-------- ane 5, 802. 90
entry, introduction into the United States Wind Cave preserve, South Dakota: Acquisi-
of injurious birds and mammals........... $1,558.33 tion of land Lpesperatony to establishment of
Interstate commerce in game: Collecting evi- a bison herd..........-. pop dinmesaerecaetenls 2, 000. 00
dence of violation of Federal game laws, Publications on game birds: Compilation,
transmitting such evidence to the solicitor publication, and distribution of informa-
of the department and to State officials, tion concerning game birds, interstate com-
and furnishing expert testimony when . merce in game, and protection and propa-
MECESSATY-<ciecescueeeaewcainmisls we've sieatonins 3,194.96] gation of game and nongame birds,........ 13, 822. 84
Total. -.csccsousisceees ect Aivejemeaciowes 4, 753, 29 Total.....0...0.0-eec ee eeseeceeeees - 38,756.32

 
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

EXTERMINATING THE ARMY WoRM.

Total expenditure as above...e.-.-----+---- $4,908. 20
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated)... 91. 80
Total allotment............-..--.-6-- 5, 000. 00

Expended for salaries and traveling expenses of em- | bureau, under the personal

ployees assigned to work under this emergency appropri-

75

ation to investigate a disastrous outbreak of the army
worm.

ADMINISTRATION.

Total expenditure as above...........-.+.-- $31, 319. 64

This covers the general supervision of the work of the
irection of the chief of the
bureau.

BUREAU OF BIOLOGICAL SURVEY.

Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1918.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Miscellaneous.
; Forage and
Peers, Freight, Poe cpner ops
5 . elephone, | express, | of hea ; jes for ;
Stationery. | Furniture. Rent. aa post. and dts 7 pows r ee Peale Fuel. Supplies, Specified Total.

age. age. electricity. | when ies services, | items not

chased in ten otherwise

bulk. 7 classified.
$547.39 $158.85 |.......0.... $205.74 $568.40: | secuadvwsveees|scuacevevsens| vexcaweeees $471.41 |..........-. $24,541.80} 1
ss aie | weesatetistae tie bmsieisiomaselesis 15.60 |... 200002 -[eeeeeencereree|ee ese ee nen releee are cse rc eleceees see sceleeesencrecee 4,697.51] 2
75.34 QG6672 ieee ecinainne 17.25 803.62 |2...eeeeeeeeee $4, 781.15 $143.78 | 1,385.95 |1 $2,000.00 |, 38,349.15] 3
159. 41 (nn 3.15 188820) |S osw ce ssaworoc| cece casaacen[teeecases se 659.01 |........-2-- 44,512.10] 4
2220) |edsisicinswrcicas le meniensaesees SOO leis Ses Savane dias [a73/siaigia Sade Sind late maaiowisionie s awcimaainw aed RIED oeun etna 11,215.50 | 5

784. 34 857632 |Lawssasesuce 242.64 | 1,460.22 |...........0.- 4,781.15 143.78 | 2,991.36 | 2,000.00} 123,316.06
\ Land.
Foop Hasrrs or Birps aND MAMMALS. BioLogicaL INVESTIGATIONS.

Total expenditure as above........ sekeneas $44, 512. 10 | Total expenditure as above................. $11, 215. 50
Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31 (estimated). . 366. 84 | Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated)... 80. 18
Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 221.06 | Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 204. 32
Total allotment...................06. 45, 100. 00 Total allotment..............-..-.--- 11, 500. 00

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Food habits of birds: Field study and labora-
tory investigations of the food habits of
native birds and their relations to agricul-
ture; preparation of reports on beneficial
and injurious species for use of farmers... -

Relation of native mammals to agriculture:
Investigating the food habits of native wild
animals, especially rodents and carnivores,
and their relation to agriculture; devising
methods for control of the injurious species,

$14, 447. 62

and publication of data....----.--.--+----- 24, 403. 24
Control of crawfish: Devising methods for the
economic control of crawfish in corn and
cotton fields in Mississippi and Alabama
where they seriously injure crops......... 1,015. 50
Destroying ground squirrels: Experimental
and general work in destroying ground
squirrels in the national forests........... af 2, 984. 34
Rearing fur-bearing animals: Experiments to
develop superior grades of fur-bearing ani-
mals and to place the rearing of such ani-
mals on an economic basis.........-.-.--- 2, 028. 24 '
Totals sais csrsieas via oies 26 sie laieieieuieiciaiee 44, 878. 94

 

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Bird migration: Securing accurate informa-
tion concerning the time and routes of mi-
gration of game and nongame birds for use
in the conservation of the species and the
administration of the migratory bird act...

Biological surveys of States: Investigations of
the distribution and abundance of native
birds and mammals in the States and of
their relation to the natural climatic belts
or zones in each area............--------6-

Preparation of reports, maps, and files:
Preparation of data secured as a result of
field work for publication and for office files;
study and identification of material col-
lected by the bureau or submitted by State
institutions and individuals; mapping dis-
tribution of species of North American |
birds and mammals, and compilation of data
concerning bird migration..........-...-.

$1, 533. 34

2, 584. 85

7,177.49

Total sicicewewaciacciece sapsimesae divisors eee =:11, 295. 68
76

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

DIVISION OF PUBLICATIONS.

Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1918.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Salaries.
* Travel, sta- Se
Project. Lump fund. tion, and | Equipment. | and labora-
field ex- tory mate-
Statutory. Total. penses. rials.
In Wash- | Out of Wash-
ington. ington.
Publication work of the Department of
Agriculture...........c.eeeeeeeeeeees $161, 574.60 |... 2.2.22. e fee eee eee eee $161, 574.60 |......2.00206- $3, 798. 24 $120. 35
PROJECT STATEMENT.
Total expenditures................. ae nee $176, 175. 65 expenditures therefor; routine correspond-
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). 321.43 | _ ence, and clerical work.......-..--------- $20, 334. 37
Unexpended balance (estimated)...-....... 43, 202.92 | Editorial work: Comprises handling of all
eee manuscripts submitted for publication,
Total allotment........---cceceeeeees 219,700.00 | icluding preparation of copy for the
? printer, editing, revising, proofreading,
Distributed among the several subactivities approxi- comping, abstracting, etc........----.-. p28, 928. 01
1 ‘ Indexing: Preparation of indexes to publi-
mately as follows: : :
aS ; cations; maintenance of card index, by
Administration and overhead expenses: Su- subjects, of all publications issued by de-
pervision of the editorial and publication PAMMEN tis: cco wanes cial ae peemne noes 10, 614. 60
work of the division, including all printing Illustration work: Preparation of drawings
and binding for the department, and of the and photographs for use in illustrating de-
BUREAU OF STATISTICS.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1918.
Salaries.
Travel, sta- _Apparatus,
Projects. Lump fund. a and Equipment. “IBbOratory”
Statutory. Total. penses. materials.
In Wash- | Out of Wasb-|
ington. ington.
1| Administration $21,639.90}, $3,201.02 |.............. $24,840.92 |......2..221. $561.55 |..
2| Special field agents’ service 652; 20 | suse cx ses eee $33, 518. 33 34,170.62 | $24,665.35 51.01 |...
3 | State statistical agents’ service......... 1,304.57 |.2.2-2---2---- 27,286.94} 28,591.51 4,568.96 |....--.2---.--f0.
4] Domestic voluntary statistical service.. 44, 411.58 3,731.81 |....-.--.----- 48, 143.39 |.........--.-- 711. 80 |..
5 | Miscellaneous investigations........... 42, 841. 28 7, 215, 83 |...--------6-- 50,057. 11 116. 22 1. 210. 78
Total expenditures.........--..-. 110, 849. 62 14, 148. 66 60, 805. 27 185, 803. 55 29, 350. 53 2.535.14 |..22.... 02022.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PROJECT STATEMENTS.

ADMINISTRATION.
Total expenditures as above................ $26, 537. 75
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 759. 12
Unexpended balance (estimate Jes 234 Shapers, 383. 13
Total allotment.............--..-.66- 27, 680. 00

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Office of chief of bureau: General direction
and supervision of the work of the bureau.

Associate statistician’s office: The work of
this office directly pertaining to specific
projects of the bureau (conducting and su-
pervising statistical sige ae ea mis-
cellaneous investigations, the final compu-
tations and preparation of monthly crop re-
ports, and the preparation of special reports
and articles for publication, and acting as
chief of bureau in the absence of the latter)
has been charged eocodinely,

For that portion of the work which is general
in character, a3 the opening of mail, dis-
tribution of work, preparation of letters on
administrative and executive matters, etc.

$6, 418. 13

 

4, 189. 08

Chief clerk’s office: Has general supervision of
the work and personnel of the bureau’s
force in Washington; immediate direction
and supervision of the work relating to the
bureau’s fiscal matters, property and cost

. records, files and outgoing mail, purchase
and distribution of supplies, distribution of
seeds and publications to voluntary corre-
spondents, and of the messengers, laborers,

and char force........0...0.cceeeeeceneee $16, 689. 66
Total facvocevecuessssetaekeweciscseos 27, 296. 87

SpeciaL Fretp AGENTS’ SERVICE.

$59, 283. 12

Total expenditures as above ...............

Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 2, 808. 74

Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 5, 168. 14
Total allotment...................... 67, 260. 00

Twenty-two special field agents, each traveling within
a prescribed territory, report to the bureau in proper
seasons relative to acreage, condition, yield, value, etc.
of farm products and live stock in their respective territo.
ries, based on information obtained by correspondence
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DIVISION OF PUBLICATIONS.
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Miscellaneous.
Bares and
Telegraph, |. Freight, | Furnishing ee
* as lephone, ress, | of heat, lig i z
Stationery.| Furniture.| Rent. and post, and dray- | power, and” Snimals, _ | Fuel. saps, Specified Total.
age. age. electricity. Phased in services, pi aaba tad
bulk. Mee classified.
$2, 808. 30 $657.52 $537. 63 $148. 50 $3.02 $0188) sc sicccacsinveelecs soevooese $6,526.61 |.......000-- $176, 175.65
permanent publications; photographic and department publications; storing and mail-
rafting work for all bureaus of the depart- ing of publications used in the department
ment for official record and for lectures; distribution; mailing of all press notices;
ite ache of lantern slides for official use, preparation of duplicating forms and cir-
and photographs and lantern slides for fur- cular letters for the various bureaus; prepa-
nishing to applicants at a price authorized ration of congressional correspondence re-
by law. ....2.......... Mea a aah hatetenaraterc(sha $24, 294. 30 lating to quotas of farmers’ bulletins; mail-

Distribution of documents: Cooperation with
the Government Printing Office in_ the
distribution of department publications;

ing of all publications sent to foreign ad-
dresses, and recording such distribution;

maintenance of mailing lists, etc. .....-.. $102,325. 80

 

 

 

 

maintenance of record of distribution of Motalscisccaen anew se heh ckivhss aeceee 176, 497. 08
BUREAU OF STATISTICS.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June $0, 1918.
Miscell: 5
Forage aia ellaneous.
Telegraph,| Freight, | Furnishing | Vie" $0
3 7 telephone ress, |of heat,light,| P les *0 7
Stationery. | Furniture. Rent. ani post- and dray- power, and’ a. Fuel. Supplies, Specified Total.
age. age. electricity. | ‘chased in services, tihtererics
bulk. CLC: classified.
$621. 28 $181.32 1 $61.36 $26, 537. 75 1
118. 66 M6 ,0Adceceueccwed| |< UTNG5) |) <2B4, 85's econ | mean axmadean|eetevewmaatios||| 1 ANOS [pane stance 59,283.12 | 2
219.90 AM60 |sicageeseseuh 252.81) 130508! | ns. veweseesees lnewemerncmor dl cavemtevesiss| ndgoaisme see [ane tioua aes 34,184.86 | 3
3, 723.99 278.90 110. 60 53, 256. 26 4
513. 25 1374563" | ccceecsecdiedeeesicnesetp  2e9B} |eoecusescecesl mae cacescss /pcceeseicineice| OB HED Aes egeedicdies 52, 096. 42 5
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! Cleaning and toilet supplies.

with voluntary aids, and by personal observation and in-
quiry among leading producers, dealers, consumers, and
others who by reason of business relations or other inter-
ests are well informed on the subjects reported upon.
The entire agricultural area of the United States is cov-
ered and reported upon by this service, two agents de-
voting their entire time to rice and tobacco, respectively.
These reports, in conjunction with those from the State
ication a ents and voluntary correspondents, form the
pases of the bureau’s crop reports, estimates, and forecasts,

State SratisticaL AGENTS’ SERVICE.

Total expenditures as above ........-..---. $34, 184. 86
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated).. 1, 337. 75
Unexpended balance (estimated)........ z-- 2, 187. 39

Total allotment.......-........-.---- 37, 660. 00

One State statistical agent renders seasonable reports to
the bureau relative to the neree condition, yield, value,
etc., of important crops and live stock, for each of 47
States, based upon reports received by him from a corps
of voluntary correspondents located throughout the agri-
cultural sections of his State, augmented by occasional

 

trips of inspection. In conjunction with reports from
special field agents, and from various classes of voluntary
correspondents reporting to Washington direct, these form
the bases of the bureau’s crop reports, estimates, and
forecasts. :

Domestic VoLuNTARY STATISTICAL SERVICE.

Total expenditure as above................. $53, 256. 26
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated)... 441. 49
Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 957. 25

Total allotment................. eee. 54, 655. 00

This line of work consists of the maintenance of several
corps of voluntary correspondents, each being well dis-
tributed throughout the agricultural sections of the United
States, numbering about 150,000 on all lists maintained,
who report direct to the bureau upon schedules of inquiry
mailed to them relative to crop acreages, conditions, yields,
values, etc., in their respective localities. The informa-
tion is classified, arranged, edited, and tabulated, and in
conjunction with reports from State statistical agents and
special field agents forms the bases of the bureau’s crop
reports, estimates, and forecasts.
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MIscELLANEOUS INVESTIGATIONS.

Expenditures as above.......-...--..----+- $52, 096. 42
Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31 (estimated). . 755. 00
Unexpended balance...............202eeeees 573. 58

Total allotment.................0205- 53, 425. 00

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows: ,
Bulletins and circulars: This line of work

covers the preparation and editing of bureau

bulletins and circulars containing compre-

hensive information to meet the demand

for data concerning special subjects related

to agriculture. Some of the subjects under

consideration, or publications still in de-

mand, are: Expenses and methods of mar-

 

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

keting farm products; imports and exports
of farm and forest products; foreign crops;
production and consumption of farm prod-
ucts; dates of planting and harvesting of
ao crops; farm wages; supply of farm
abor; land and labor; failonde and agri-
culture; statistics relating to cold storage
and its effect on prices; international trade
in farm products; inland boat service;
farmers’ cooperation; movement to the
country; area yield and production of to-
bacco by types; production value and con-
sumption of rice, cotton, tobacco, and hops
through a long period of years. Included
under this activity is the preparation of the
statistical appendix of the department year-
book, which shows comparative data for

OFFICE OF EXPERIMENT STATIONS.
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Salaries.
z i ‘i Travel, sta- Apparatus,
Project. ee “fold exe | Bauipment. | Wh ratory”
Statutory. Total. penses. materials.
In Wash- | Outof Wash-
ington. ington.
1 | Agricultural Experiment Stations. ..... "$37, 403. 86 $31, 641. 4: $300. 00 $69, 345.28 $2,196.12 $464.49 |... lle
2| Alaska Experiment Station 21,903.77 | 21,903.77 , 469.0: 1, 706. 64 $3.10
3 | Hawaii Experiment Station... .. -| 24,734.35 | 24, 734.35 214. 85 972.17 1,149. 76
4| Porto Rico Experiment Station = 25, 872. 24 25,872.24 1,604.14 » 443. 7: 738.54
5 | Guam Experiment Station... 9, 046.07 , 046. 0 145.31 2,772.02 15.10
6 | Farmers’ institutes......... 11, 217. 26 104.46 | 15,655.87 1,143.08 82.00 |......2-..-0-
7 | Nutrition investigations. . 498, 14,107.72 |....-...-.---- 16, 606. 16 263.80 |......-------- 860. 84
8 | Irrigation investigations... 3,732.82 | 13,868.34 | 55,582.20} 73,183.36 | 19,488. 82 169. 65 1,590. 60
9 | Drainage investigations.........-..2... 8,004.84] 15,314.31} 33,692.05] 57,011.20} 32,024.92 1, 083. 22 2,250. 87
Totals cc dsacaraeeseseeeeeeeees! 55,974.11 | 86,149.05 | 171,235.14] 313,358.30 | 59,550.05 | 10,693.91 6, 608. 81
PROJECT STATEMENTS,
AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS. ALASKA AGRICULTURAL ExprRimEeNntT STATION,
Total expenditure as above.......--.-.----- $74, 677.01 | Total expenditures as above:
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 375. 67 Appropriation 1913. .......- $29, 162. 63
Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 786. 18 Appropriation 1913-14. ..... 12,675. 84
—_—__— Receipts from sale of prod-
, Total allotment..........-.-..-..-..- 75, 838. 86 UCB. c2ssnsascccnnesede es 4, 811. 87
Examination of the work and expenditures of : eet, —————— $36, 650, 34
the State agricultural experiment stations, Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31, 1913 (esti-
including the annual inspection of each sta- mated).....-..-.-..-- idocinns= SeAirem wists 3, 156. 53
tion, examination of the accounts, financial Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 5. 00
reports, equipment, publications, etc., and
personal conference with the station offi- . Total allotment......... yee Dace leewaee 39, 811. 87
cials to determine the legitimacy and effi- Maintenance of a central station located at
ciency of their work and expenditures; di- Sitka, Alaska, with subsidiary stations at
rect management of Territorial experiment Fairbanks, Rampart, and Kodiak, to inves-
stations in Alaska, Hawaii, Porto Rico, and tigate the agricultural and horticultural re-
the Island of Guam; preparation of annual sources of Alaska, including the develop-
report to Congress on the work and expendi- ment of animal industry dairying, etc., and
tures of each station; advice to stations re- the introduction of cattle and sheep for ex-
garding personnel, lines of work, equip- perimental purposes. .....-..------ Oa. Sais 39, 806. 87
ment, publications, etc.; collection of lit-
erature on agricultural ‘science throughout Hawau AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT Station,
the world and the preparation of summaries :
of the same in Experiment Station Record, Total expenditures as above:
consisting of eighteen numbers of one hun- Appropriation 1913......... $29, 999. 75
dred pages each, annually, with detailed Receipts from sale of prod-
indexes; preparation of card indexes on UCT. - occ eee rece re ceee 588. 65
publications of American stations for the : $30, 588. 40
use of agricultural colleges and experiment Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 25
stations, State departments of agriculture et ee
and others; and exchange of information re- _ Total allotment........---.-------- :- 30,588. 65
garding the organization and progress of Maintenance of a station at Honolulu, Hawaii,
agricultural research with over one thou- to study diversified agriculture, ae
sand experiment stations and kindred insti- the proper management of soil for rice an
tutions in more than fifty countries..-.-.-- 75, 052. 68 pineapples, plant-breeding experiments, in-

1 Amount expended to June 30, 1913, from immediately

available fund of $5,000, appropriation act for 1913-14,
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long periods relative to acreages, yields, tive to poultry and egg movement, apple
prices, values, etc., of farm products, ex- shipments, production of beet and cane
orts and imports of principal crops, and sugar, exports of durum wheat, etc., the ac-
information relative to transportation rates cumulation of information along definite
by rail and water, and vegetable and animal lines in anticipation of future demands for
products, such as sugar, flour, wool, etc.... $21, 157. 14 statistics; work for other bureaus, etc...... $19, 823. 38
Statistical correspondence: This line of work Library: To facilitate the research work nec-
covers the compilation and tabulation of esary in the investigations above described
information for special tables in response a statistical ee oe A cross-
to requests from other bureaus, statesmen, reference card index is kept current which
various associations, foreign Governments, renders accessible the wealth of statistical
voluntary correspondents, etc.......--.--- 7, 930. 36 information contained in official reports
Other investigations: Covers investigations and publications of State and foreign Gov-
not falling under the above classifications ernments, boards of trade, chambers of
as the preparation of statistical tables an commerce, eCtC.........-.-26. eee eee eee 38, 940. 54
special articles for the Crop Reporter and —_—_——
other publications of the department rela- Total......... whiars Bpeywlorareta saeeeeete eee 52, 851, 42
OFFICE OF EXPERIMENT STATIONS.
' Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1918.
Forage ana Miscellaneous.
Telegraph,| Freight, | Furnishing sTliestor
Stationery.| Furniture.| Rent. pee bes ce - ee juimals. _ | Fuel. Supplies, | Specified Total.
age. age. electricity. pent ie services, ioe ao
bulk. ete. classified.
$876.16 | $1,045.98 $111. 23 $14.62 |.............. Natietritnwemeale wancuevonnd $623. 13 $74,677.01 | 1
47.28 14.38 38.76 | 3,087.73 $618.04 | $3, 162.53 |. 3,426.17 36,650.34 | 2
203. 79 110. 20 130. 08 83.1 : 377.31 |. 2) 222. 79 30,588.40] 3
208. 74 91.76 8.54 1, 628. 02 34,994.03 | 4
143. 04 62. 65 20. 73 1,145.59 14,342.55 | 5
83.06 718. 59 15.44 242, 42 17,942.16 | 6
segebecne: sa|dsegeaceceee 7.37 129.16 |. 17,882.83 | 7
118. 68 533. 11 | "1,987.92 93.75 285.00 |... 97,828.27| 8
469.30 617.47 | 1,309.75 56. 48 1,017.02 1722. 96, 342. 3
2,150.05 | 3,194.14] 3,470.60 482.38 | 4,819.29 1,254.16 | 4,947.28 |............ 10, 719. 30 421, 248. 27
troduction of forage crops, and a general conditions of the island, including the in-
study of the peculiar agricultural needs of troduction of improved varieties of crops,
this group of islands........-.-----+---+++ $30, 588. 40 live stock, and modern implements. e
introduction of better crops and stock have
Porto Rico AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION, been the leading lines of investigation thus
far, and have been attended with gratifying
Total expenditures as above: results. The production of forage sufficient '
Appropriation 1913. -.-....- $29, 996. 50 for stock raising has been demonstrated as
Receipts from sale of prod- possible through the introduction of new
UGS. cece vd sle's cies wee. 4,997. 53 varieties of tropical forage plants. Im-
———— _ $34, 994. 03 roved varieties of fruits and vegetables
Unexpended balance (estimated).....-.-.-- 3. 50 ave been secured and distributed and
—_———— experiments begun for the improvement of
Total allotment.....-..-.------+----- 34, 997. 53 the live stock of the island through the in-
Maintenance of a station at Mayaguez, P. R., troduction of pure-bred horses, cattle, hogs,
to carry on experiments in agronomy, ento- and chickens: <i2s<24 ssssosereessextiescess $14, 842. 55
mology, horticulture, etc. Material con- ;
tributions to the development of the citrous Farmers’ INSTITUTES.
fruit and pineapee industries have been :
made, improved coffees developed, meth- Total expenditure as above.........-......- $17, 942. 16
ods for control of various fungus and insect Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). 1, 202. 93
ests worked out, and interest in bee-keep- Unexpended balance (estimated).......... 949. 06
ing as an industry, live stock improvement, fae
and attention to the care and feeding of Total allotment................-..-.- 20, 094. 15
stock advanced.....---22-00-22++-22+e-07+ 94,994. 08 Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
Guam AGRrIcuLTURAL ExPERIMENT STATION. mately as tollowet : =
Administrative expenses: This includes pro-
Total expenditure as above.....----------++ $14, 342. 55 portionate share of the general administra-
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 400. 00 tive expenses, such as miscellaneous steno-
Unexpended balance (estimated)...-.------ 257. 45 gphic and clerical services, employment
—_—_—_——_— of laborers and charwomen, and purchase
Total allotment......------+e-eeeeees 15, 000. 00 of miscellaneous supplies...-....-..-..--.. $845. 46
Maintenance of a station at Agana, Guam, to Farmers’ Institutes: Investigations and re-
conduct investigations and carry on experi- : ports upon the organization and progress of
ments designed to improve the agricultural armers’ institutes in the United States

 
80

and foreign countries, for the purpose of
obtaining special suggestions of plans and
methods for making these organizations
more effective for the dissemination of the
results of the work of the department and
the agricultural experiment stations and to
improve methods of agricultural practice. .
Agricultural schools: Investigations and re-
ports upon the organization and progress of
agricultural schools in the United States
and foreign countries, for the purpose of
obtaining special suggestions for plans and
methods for making these organizations
more effective for the dissemination of the
results of the work of the department and
the agricultural experiment stations and to
improve methods of agricultural practice.

$8, 128. 31

10, 171. 32

19, 145. 09
Nutrition INVESTIGATIONS.

Total expenditure as above..........-....--

Qutstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated).
Unexpended balance (estimated)

$17, 882. 83
313. 43
302. 18

Total allotment..............-------- 18, 498. 44

Investigation and reports upon the nutritive
value of agricultural products used for
human food, with special attention to plans
and methods for the more effective utiliza-
tion of such products for the purpose. A
large amount of accumulated information
has been incorporated in textbooks on
physiology and dietetics which are used in
schools, colleges, and elsewhere, and the
results of the investigations also find wide
practical application by housekeepers,
institutions, physicians, and others inter-
ested in the feeding of man either as an
individual or in groups..........-..------

18, 196. 26
IRRIGATION INVESTIGATIONS,
Total expenditure as above......-.-......----

Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated) .
Unexpended balance (estimated)

$97, 828. 27
1, 562. 01
2, 642. 54

Total allotment.......-...-....-....- 102, 032. 82

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Administration and equipment: Direct super-
vision of irrigation investigations, includ-
ing travel incidental to supervisory and ad-
ministrative work, and purchase of sup-

lies and equipment not chargeable to
Faia or section projects; includes also mis-
cellaneous stenographic and clerical serv-
ices, employment of laborers and char-
women, and purchase of miscellaneous sup-
DGB 5 S.C cea siayepsinrusicne wings Saaisie ees ciate

Use of water: Experiments and investiga-
tions to establish standards for the most
effective and economical use of available
water supplies for crop production, includ-
ing field experiments in which water is ap-
plied in different quantities at different
times; tank experiments to determine dis-
position of water used; experiments to de-
tefmine advantages and possibilities of irri-
gation in semiarid and humid sections.
The results of these investigations have
been disseminated among irrigators through
publications, correspondence, and orally;
and have been instrumental in causing a
rapid extension of the practice of irriga-
HOU; ssada ccdadeceeesnaseconeten tes oud

$18, 209. 98

29, 606. 49

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Irrigation practice: Investigations to de-
termine the best methods and means of
supplying water requirements of crops un-
der varying conditions of crop and soils,
effect of different methods of applying
water, distribution of moisture in soil,
waste of water through evaporation, run-off,
and seepage; observations of irrigation

ractice throughout the irrigated section.

The results of thesé investigations have
been made available through personal ad-
vice, correspondence, and _ publications
and through the maintenance of experi-
mental stations which serve also as demon-
SUALIONS we ce eee sxe s apeneeeeee eens eee

Power and appliances: Investigations and
eXperiments in the use of engines and
pumps of various types for supplying water
for irrigation; designing and construction of '
irrigating structures and> devices; con-
struction and use of irrigating implements
and equipment; construction of farm
ditches and application of water to lands.
The results are used in the preparation of
bulletins and in answering inquiries. .....

Laws and institutions: Studies of the laws,
forms of organization, regulations, systems
of distribution, etc., effecting the use of
water for irrigation, to determine the effect
of these laws and institutions on the utili-
zation of water resources; study of the equi-
table distribution of water and its econom-
ical use; settlement and utilization of lands
under irrigation enterprises...........-...

Supplying information: Dissemination to
the public and especially to new settlers of
the results of the work of the Irrigation Di-
vision and general advice on irrigation pos-
sibilities, equipment, methods, etc.,
through publications, demonstrations, and
written and oral advice to individuals and
communities requesting assistance.....-.

$7, 764. 23

20, 018. 86

2, 101. 59

21, 689. 13

99, 390. 28

The cost of the foregoing subactivities is further distrib-
uted among State, sectional, station, and topical projects
as follows:

Alabama: A study of the possibilities of irri-
gation from flowing wells on worn-out cotton
lands of Alabama and probable profits ac-
cru from ae irrigation during

eriods of drout!

All States: Studies of organization, finan-
cing, and management of irrigation enter-
prises, studies of irrigation institutions;
preparation of reports on the economic
phases of irrigation.....-........-.-.-----

Arid regions: Preparation of reports upon
irrigation under different forms of organiza-
tion; on transpiration losses, and other
factors concerned in the determination of
the duty of water in irrigation; investiga-
tion and report of various methods of lin-
ing canais; collection of data on headgates,
and preparation of reports of investigation.

Arizona: Cooperation with Arizona Experi-
ment Station in ascertaining possibilities of
irrigation in Arizona from surface and un-
derground water supplies................

Investigation of power and pumps used for
irrigation; advice to irrigators regarding
power and pumping equipment and its in-
stallation; preparation of reports on sub-
jects relating to power and pumping......

California: Assisting irrigators and _irriga-
tion enterprises. Study of district organi-

$933.13

616.09

3, 584. 97

3, 182. 63

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zation under Wright Act of California and
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

other irrigation district laws; ascertaining
causes of failure and successes, with view
to aiding in organization of new districts.
Study of organization, management, and
operation of mutual water companies in
southern California, with a view to aiding in
the information of such companies as else-
where. Investigations and report of irriga-
cion resources and possibilities in southern
California; irrigation of citrous and other
fruits, and walnuts; study of the utilization
of underground water supplies by pumping
and submerged dams, storage of water, etc.,
in cooperation with the owners of irrigated
lands and irrigation plants. Preparation
of reports of investigations of irrigation re-
sources of California, in cooperation with
the Conservation Commission of California,
including water supply available for irri-
gation, extent, location, and character of
land susceptible of and adapted to irriga-
tion, present extent of irrigation, and ex-
tent and location of unused available
WELCTBisccascciee sees oeleciint sas sseeesenn
Colorado: Experiments in orchard irriga-
tion, with a view to improving practices
and bringing about a more economical use
of water; investigation of the water require-
ments of crops and flow of water in chan-
nels; study of and report upon irrigation
conditions of the chief irrigated regions in
the State, with a view to improving present
practices; application of the results of ex-
periments conducted at the irrigation ex-
periment station at Eads to the plains of
eastern Colorado, and investigations in the
use of small water supe for supple-
mental irrigation; hydraulic laborator
tests of flow of water over weirs, throug!
pipes, orifices, etc.; determination of coef-
cients in hydraulic formule, etc., in co-
operation with Colorado Agricultural Ex-
periment Station. ..........-..----.-.---
Florida: A study of the possibilities of irri-
gation in the citrous districts by small
pumping plants; investigation of surface,
overhead, and subirrigation, and the move-
ment of irrigation water in soils. ..........
Georgia: A study of the benefits and adapta-
bility of methods of irrigation in Georgia
amount of water required for standard
crops, irrigation from flowing wells and
reservoirs, and need of irrigation during
periods of drouth............... icieiieaea
Gulf States and Arkansas: Collection of data
on the efficiency of pumping plants in the
rice sections; determination of seepage and
evaporation losses and duty of water under
rice canal systems; assistance to growers in
lanning and installing pumping systems;
Investigation and report on best methods of
irrigating rice, with a view to ascertaining
proper depth and time to irrigate, and rela-
tion between irrigation and rice blight; as-
sistance to rice growers in improving
methods of irrigation...............---2-+-
Humid sections: Studies and reports of irri-
gation practices in or adapted to humid
sections, and aid to irrigators in the im-
provement of same and the extension of
irrigation in humid sections........-.-.--
Idaho: General investigation of irrigation
problems throughout the State; advice to
settlers; collecting data on canal structures
of various kinds. This work also includes
cooperation with the Idaho Experiment
Station in maintaining an irrigation dem-
onstration and experimental farm to aid
settlers in Idaho. The farm contains 40

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$10, 102. 32

8, 632. 31

1, 431.75

442.11

3, 854. 26

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acres and is divided into tracts of various
sizes, upon which different methods of irri-
gation, different crops, and different
amounts of water are used and results com-
pared. Determination of proper and eco-
nomical duty of water for soils and crops
commonly grown in Idaho. Tracts of typ-
ical irrigated regions in the State were ex-
perimented upon in cooperation with the
owners. Data were kept of thesoil moisture,
soils, amount of water used, yields, etc....
Kansas: Collection of information and report
regarding methods of irrigation; tests of
pumping plants; experiments in winter
irrigation; securing data on subirrigation
methods; advice to- settlers rerarding irri-
gation matters. The work includes deter-
mination of methods best adapted to the use
of well water, with special reference to
needs of the high plains area; study of
methods and application; rotation with
reference to duty of water; winter irriga-
tion, subirrigation, etc. A study of reser-
voirs to determine to what extent crops
may be irrigated from this source was un-
dertaken and a comparison made of the cost
of securing water from reservoirs and from
pumping pee Liidtaiste lens erate corneas ayaebAe
Maryland: Determination of benefits of sup-
plemental irrigation for alfalfa, truck, po-
tatoes, basket willows, etc., and investiga-
tion of the best methods of pumping, dis-
tributing, and applying water, and the
duty of water................20--0-20000--
Minnesota: A study of the possibilities and
methods best adapted to irrigation in Min-
nesota and of the effects of irrigation upon
plants; experiments in inigation by the
spray, furrow, and check methods. .......
Montana: Tank experiments to determine
evaporation from irrigated soils and amount
of water used by plants at different stages
of growth; study and report of present irri-
gation practices and suggestions for im-
provements; investigation of the advan-
tages and possibilities of irrigation in differ-
ent parts of the State; aiding and advising
water users and irrigation companies......
Nebraska: A study and report of present
practices, with suggestions for improve-
ments; investigation of possibilities of irri-
gation by pumping; advice to water users
and irrigation companies............-...-
Nevada: Study of use of water and methods
of applying in irrigation; ascertaining losses
due to evaporation and seepage, relation of
crop yields to the quantity of water applied;
advising and aiding irngators in a more
economical use of water; determination of
the duty of water in typical districts; ascer-
taining amount of seepage and return
waters in various valleys; determination of
losses by evaporation from rivers; study of
storage possibilities and amount of appro-
priated and unappropriated waters, with a
per to aiding in a more economical use of
OW itso wanna sc tcawehteiiianss Vevs gmudididuts
New Jersey: A study of the eee pos-
sibilities, and methods best adapted to irri-
pation of alfalfa and truck crops in New
GTROY, -o'scccicncr tes souceee ee asCaaeeas
New Mexico: Collection of data on study of
irrigation practices; introduction of better
irrigation practices, with a view to raising
the duty of water used; advice to irrigators
in installing paps and structures, etc.
This work includes cooperation with scien-
tific investigations of the values of different
fuel oils for internal-combustion engines

81

$7, 222. 08

4, 522. 30

894. 42

2, 030. 43

2, 759. 42

2, 523. 04

1, 522, 91
82

used in pumping water for irrigation; also
a study of the cost of orchard irrigation,
study of end contractions in weirs, experi-
ments to ascertain water requirements of
different crops, and demonstration of
wastes under present practices...........

New York: Determination of benefits of sup-
plemental irrigation for orchard, truck, and
other crops at various points.............

Oklahoma: Collection of data concerning the
feasibility and economy of irrigation from
storage reservoirs; comparison of cost of
securing water from reservoirs and from
pumping Plants sess os josie wgersoavewess

Oregon: Study of the value of irrigation in
Boas River Valley under one semi-
arid conditions, investigation of effect of

e duty of water on different types of
land; also general irrigation experiments,
investigations of duty of water, collection
of data, and advice to irrigators; study of
seepage measurements on canals.........-.

South Dakota: Collection of data regarding
present practices; investigation of possibili-
ties and advantages of irrigation by pump-
ing and gravity systems; advice to water
users and irrigation companies.......-..-.

Texas: Study of effects of irrigation on crops
and methods of applying water to deter-
mine best methods of irrigation and soil
culture; advice to settlers... ..........--

Utah: Collection of data on and study of
present irrigation practices, duty of water,
effect of irrigation upon quantity and qual-
ity of crops, and advice to settlers on irri-
gated lands.

Washington: Advice to irrigators in relation
to the improvement of irrigation practices;
instructions to beginners as to proper irri-
gation methods; investigation and report of
possibilities of irrigation by gravity and
pumping systems; collection of data on
various phases of irrigation; and conducting
evaporation experiments....,.-....-.---.

Western division of United States: Collection
of data and preparation of bulletin on con-
struction, use, and repair of wood pipe for
irrigation OSES Sa:cr have ciwiishsiereieis-e 6x aierstslais

Wagan: DP ia of the possibilities in
irrigating apples, berries, and truck, and
experiments in spray and slip-joint irriga-
HOM 22 cccisiete se teicrnsees eee de ss casas

Wyoming: Cooperation with State of Wyo-
ming in demonstrating cost, methods, and
benefits of utilizing limited or intermittent
water supplies in the irrigation of small
areas in connection with dry farming; in-
vestigation of the minimum amount of
water required for best production of dif-
ferent crops; comparison of methods and
yields under irrigation and dry farming;

and demonstration of advantages of winter -

irrigation. The work comprises also a gen-
eral study of irrigation conditions and prac-
tices in the State and involves giving ad-

_ vice and assistance to irrigators and general
supervision of irrigation demonstration
farms at Cheyenne and Newcastle........
General planning and supervision of irriga-
tion investigations throughout the United
States: Preparation of reports, drafting and
other work on illustration; correspondence
with field agents and the public; purchase of
field instruments, accessories, and general
SUpplies.......0--.ee eee cee eee eee een nee

a ea upon different crops, and study.
0

$3, 161. 04

408. 86

233. 70

1, 274. 56

169. 33

2, 757. 24

2, 958. 06

3, 066. 55

660. 78

168. 20

6, 458, 74

18, 189. 66 |!

 

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Maintenance of meter-reading station and in-
strument-repair shop at Berkeley, Cal.:
Rating and adjusting meters, etc., and re-
pairs and improvements to instruments

 

used by field engineers................. -. $2,188.93

MOtAl  oedee foe ntact eaeetee eee 99, 390. 28
DrarnaGe INVESTIGATIONS.

Total expenditure as‘above................- $96, 342. 68

Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 1, 158. 20

Unexpended balance (estimated ) neers 10, 503. 96

Total allotment......_. bhobSs by sicicicte ins 108, 004. 84

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-

mately as follows:

Administration and equipment: Direct super-

vision of drainage investigations, including
travel incidental to supervisory and admin-
istrative work and purchase of supplies and
equipment not chargeable to State or sec-
tion projects; includes also miscellaneous
stenographic and clerical services, employ-
ment of laborers and charwomen, and pur-
chase of miscellaneous supplies..........-
Farm drainage: Studies of methods for re-
Moving excess moisture from ground and
of relieving sloping lands of rainfall with-
out loss of soil; dissemination of results
among farmers and landowners.........-.
Swamp lands: Studies of methods of drainage
of comparatively large tracts of land, natur-
ally swampy for a considerable portion of
the year, and preparation of drainage plans
and reports for a few representative areas,
for the purpose of demonstrating methods
of reclamation and encouraging landowners
to organize and provide for drainage work.
This work has resulted in marked activity
in drainage construction work in certain
districts......-.......-2.-2-- i eiaj vais Sieiennses
Overflowed lands: Investigation of lands in-
jured by overflow of streams; studies of
methods of preventing inundation and of
draining protected lands; and drainage sur-
veys of representative areas, including the
preparation of plans and reports, for the
urpose of determining whether or not con-
struction of new channels, correction of ex-
isting water courses, or protection by em-
bankments, with subsidiary ditches, sluices,

or pumping plants, is required; and to en- '

courage the use of fertile river-bottom lands
usually producing hay of small or no value,
furnishing indifferent grazing, or entirely
abandoned to weeds and brush............
Irrigated lands: Investigations of land in arid
and semiarid regions injured by water-
logging and resulting accumulation of
alkali and dissemination of information as
to practical drainage methods. Data on
the movement of ground water under vari-
ous conditions of the soil and topography
are gathered for the purpose of formulating
statements sufficiently accurate and defi-
nite to serve as a guide to farmers in plan-
ning and constructing drainage works.
Studies have also been made of the value
of drainage in removing injurious salts
accumulated at or near the ground surface...
Technical investigations: Investigations to
determine the maximum rate at which
water should be removed from definite
areas to secure efficient drainage; effect of

$19, 153. 37

6, 870. 44

14, 281. 24

25, 803. 67

22, 941. 95
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

area, soil, climate, topography, etc., upon
rate of run-off; capacity of ditches, natural
streams, and tile drains at different grades
and under varying conditions of smooth-
ness or alignment; means of preventing
silting and erosion; types of excavating
machinery best suited to different working
conditions; proper relation between capac-
ity of drainage pumping plants and avail-
able storage in ditches; cost of different
Classes of drainage construction; value of
hydraulic-cement mortar for drain wer

especially in the alkaline soil of irrigated’

regions. The data collected will be used
in the preparation of reports for the informa-
tion and guidance of engineers and others
interested and in filling requests for in-

formation and advice. .......-....- eee $8, 450. 21
NOLAN ink chs aceatatsh ts here ahe tae cutee eretacaow 97, 500. 88

The cost of the foregoing subactivities is further dis-
tributed among State, sectional, station, and topical pro-

jects as follows:

Alabama: A study of various ile druage
systems which have already been installed;
assistance to farmers in the installation of
tile-drainage systems; study of terracing
METHODS se isjcis: ton reseieiertainieeaicea'ciassisacieied

Arkansas: General drainage and advisory
work throughout the State and mainte-
nance of headquarters of division engineer;
collection of information relating to amount
of run-off from a known area, rise and fall of
water in ditches, effectiveness of ditches,
etc.; pane survey and preparation of
plans for a tile-drainage system for about 40
acres as an experimental tract, to demon-
strate effect and results of Yoderdreliaes:
drainage survey of a portion of Des
County to determine drainage units; prepa-
ration pipiens for proper control and diver-
sion of ress Creek and plans for main
drainage channels; drainage survey and
preparation of plan for tile drainage of
about 80 acres of typical land in Lonoke
County; drainage survey and preparation of
plans for an underdrainage system for about
15 acres of typical land in Woodruff County.

Arizona: Preparation of plans for a system of
drainage to reclaim from the effects of seep-
age and alkali lands which have been irri-
gated; prevents other lands from being
DLO CLOT 5: a: apo vince sarcperajeiene wee titjstticsegenrs iets

Colorado: General drainage investigations

_ and advice to land owners; determination
_ of the best methods of relieving the soil of
excessive accumulations of alkali and seep-

' age appearing after irrigation has been con-
. ducted for some time. The amount of land
examined is about 88,960 acres. Assist-
ance has been given to farmers in determin-
ing the best methods of relieving the soil of
the excessive accumulation of alkali and
seepage which appear after extensive irri-
gation. Plans for the reclamation of about
600 acres of seeped land and conservation of
as much of the water as possible for irriga-
tion purposes have been made; also plans
for an experimental tile-drainage system,
with a view of determining tia Ge th, dis-
tance apart, and grade at which tile should
be laid to provide for the removal of seep-
age and alkali. Assistance in connection
with plans and specifications for a system of
drsinage in Conejos County has been ren-
OTE acivieewieamieisreisisisiaaeieees wowcnsenee.a

$2, 088. 79

- 6,992, 24

266. 25

 

Georgia: General drainage and advisory

work throughout the State and mainte-
nance of headquarters for division engi-
neer; advisory work in the installation of
tile-drainage system on farm to serve as an
example of tile drai in a section where
considerable land could be rendered pro-
ductive if it were drained; preparation of
plans for drainage of Red gd Swamp and
swamp lands lying along Little Satilla
River, where the agricultural value of land
would be greatly enhanced through a proper
system of drainage; drainage survey and
eos of plans for installation of
rainage system for 19,500 acres of swam
and overflowed land to render it suitable
for trucking purposes; collection of infor-
mation relating to the effectiveness and
sedimentation of ditches and amount of
run-off from a known area; drainage survey
and preparation of plans for system of tile
drainage on 500 acres of typical land in the
Piedmont section to serve as an illustration
of the benefits of underdrainage and its ef-
fect on hillside erosion; drainage survey
and preparation of plans for the reclamation
for agricultural purposes of about 2,000
acres of wet aie overflowed lands along
Flint River in Walton County, in coopera-
tion with local interests...........-..-..-

Idaho: Study of overirrigated lands and de-

termination of the best plan for their
reclamation;. demonstration of the feasibil-
a of reclaimaing farm lands from the evil
effects of seepage and a'kali by means of
underdrainage Oe the, installation of an
experimental system of underdrainage,
with a view of encouraging private recla-
mation; preparation of plans for system of
open ditches and tile drains for under-

aining a tract of 200 acres typical of land
affected by seepage and alkali to encourage
private reclamation; preliminary examina-
tion for the purpose of preparing estimate
of cost and location of proposed ditches. ..

Louisiana: General drainage and adery
mce

work throughout the State and mainten

of headquarters of division engineer; col-
lection of information regarding the proper
run-off coefficient for areas; study of condi-
tions affecting maintenance of ditches; in-
vestigation of the customary methods of
doing the work and cost of drainage work
in this region. .........- BS Gk van Dieya atu eeue

Maryland: General advisory work through-
out the State and maintenance of head- —

quarters of division engineer; devising a
system of drainage for the reclamation of
swamp lands for agricultural purposes and
plans for the installation of tile; preparation
of plans for installing experimental tile-
drainage system as an example of benefits
to be derived from underdrainage........

Mississippi: General drainage and advisory

work throughout the State and maintenance
of headquarters of division engineer; col-
lection of information relating to run-off in
the vicinity of Bogue Phalla, Bolivar
County; preparation of plans and reports on
methods to be adopted in the installation of
an underdrainage system on the Stigler
farm to serve as an example to owners of
similar lands in the vicinity; drainage sur-
vey and preparation of plans for drainage of
about 90,000 acres of land along Big Black
River to insure the value of this land for
agricultural purposes...........-...----6-

83

$3, 585. 22

3, 270. 94

4, 038. 82

948. 25
84

Missouri: General drainage and advisory
work throughout the State and maintenance
of headquarters of division engineer; col-
lection of data relating to run-off and pre-
paring a report on drainage districts con-
templating improvements; study of water-
sheds of such streams as may be examined.

New Mexico: Investigations to determine the
best methods of reclaiming the farm lands

$1, 167. 99

 

EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

ran for about 100 acres to serve as an
illustration of manner in which an efficient
drainage system should be planned and
benefits to be derived therefrom; coopera-
tion with the North Carolina department
of agriculture in collecting data relating to
tile drainage, erosion, and run-off; study
of methods employed throughout the State
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in the Pecos and Rio Grande Valleys ing drainage systems, etc........-....--- $8, 435. 57
seeped and more or less ruined by alkali; Oklahoma: Devising system of drainage to
investigations to supply State officials with prevent overflow of Bitter Creek, by relo-
information necessary to assist them in cation of channel, to enhance agricultural
framing a drainage law; assistance in the value of land............ 0 cece ecw cece 800. 08
organization of drainage districts through- South Carolina: General drainage and advi-
out the valley; assistance to farmers and sory work throughout the State and mainte-
land owners in determining the best nance of headquarters of division engineer;
methods of relieving the soil of excessive preparation of plans for drainage and recla-
accumulations of alkali and seepage....... 2, 809. 24 mation for cultural purposes of about
New York: Assisting in preparation of plans 80,000 acres of overflowed land in the Black
for installation of tile-drainage system on and Boggy Swamps district; preparation of .,
150 acres of the new university farm at plana for the drainage of about 25,000 acres
Fishkill to be used for agricultural Re of swamp land in the northeastern part of
poses. The system will serve as an illus- Horry County, where only 15 per cent of the
tration of the benefits to be derived from land is cultivated in dry seasons and prac-
underdrainage. Assistance has been ren- tically none in wet seasons; drainage survey
dered Cornell University in preparing plans and preparation of plans for the installation
for drainage of swamp, 7 to 8 miles long and of an underdrainage system on about 1,000
one-fourth to 1 mile wide, for the purpose acres of the Rose Bank farm as a demonstra-
of estimating cost of drainage to com- tion of the results of underdrainage in this
munity at interest.........-..-.-.2.-.--. V,B87294 1 SOCHON si cicisc science sete camceccac teens 6, 139. 83
North Carolina: General drainage and advi- Tennessee: Drainage survey and prepara-
sory work throughout the State and mainte- tion of plans for system of underdrainage for
nance of headquarters of division engineer; 100 acres of school farm to serve as an ex-
preparation of plans for the installation of ample of underdrainage in this section... 378. 44
an experimental tile-drainage system on Texas: General drainage investigations and
test farm of the State department of agri- advice to landowners; devising methods to
culture at Willard, N. C., to demonstrate relieve land of salt accumulated near the
benefits of underdrainage in this section; surface since irrigation began; rendering as-
devising system of drainage for about sistance to landowners in connection with
22,000 acres of swamp lands, which it is pro- the proposed drainage of lands in that vi-
osed to reclaim for agricultural purposes; cinity; drainage survey and preparation of
Reterhnatlon of plan to prevent overflow lans for drainage of the whole county, em-
of bottom lands along Buffalo Creek and its racing an area of 1,109 ue miles, the
tributaries and improve them for agricul- conditions being typical of the conditions in
tural purposes; assisting the Agricultural all Gulf coast counties of Texas. The plans
and Mechanical Cellege in the preparation and methods prepared for this county will
of plans for the installation of a tile-drainage be adaptable to the other counties. Such
OFFICE OF PUBLIC ROADS.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1918.
Salaries.
Travel, sta- pane te
Project. Lump fund. ae ra Equipment. | and labora”
Statutory. Total. penses, hy natty
In Wash- | Out of Wash- ;
ington. ington.
inistrati HOO | sdcaaceetnetcdlveeccaadsaned 13,340.00 |......2..02.08 $2,015.02 028,
2 Baninieienett es aie ar 347.97 $3,900.00 | $13, 949. 76 4 497.73 | $4, 636, 43 247. 27 ee
3 | Road building and maintenance. . 2, 400.00 7,900.00| 44,123.64]  54,423.64| 18, 694.92 1,094.00 |7 2222227222777
4 Road material..... 6,180.00} 18,647.39 |.............. 24,727.39 | 1,325. 72 423, 30 493. 66
5 | Field exporiments.........---. 20-22 2-fec scene ec ee ee e|eneeeeceeeeees 1, 891.00 1,891.00 .
Bl POs P0805... cas tee snoensinacenndetenndal| maces seTeeusaemeteadesGsus| pie eeleREee eee ean te -
Total sdecndeesedautmenduecdduase 36,567.97] 30,347.30 | 59,964.40] 126,879.76 | 25,084.31 3.909. 04 1,522, 32

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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information relating to run-off as will be of assistance to persons installing drainage
most value in the drainage investigations as BYBLOTOE..c)c sci ceed eds a.a lecn vey gee meets ced $1, 967. 82
conducted by the Office of Experiment Sta- General planning and supervision of drainage
tions has been collected.........-.---.--- $8,892.88) investigations throughout the United
Utah: Experiments to determine best meth- States: Preparation of report; drafting and
ods for removing excessive accumulations other work on illustration; correspondence
of water and alkali from the irrigated lands = 3, 265.46 with field agents and the public; purchase
Virginia: General drainage and advisory of equipment, field instruments, and acces-
work throughout the State and maintenance BOMICS; \CLCS auc. daresinre ses bio secs seannbers 14, 611. 54
of headquarters of division engineer; de- Advisory and consulting work and special sci-
termination of a feasible plan for the recla- entificinvestigations: Determination of the
mation of 16,000 acres of valuable swamp nature and size of projects for which assist-
lands along the river which are flooded for ance is desired, in order to report their
a larger portion of the year, involving the robable cost to the Office of Experiment
examination of 25 or 26 miles of the river Station and prepare plans for surveys; col-
valley; determination of plans for drainage lecting data on current page practice
of 13,000 acres for agricultural oses, and progress; examinations of localities
with estimates of cost, to be used in the or- where drainage improvements are contem-
anization of a district under the State plated and giving advice to communities
drainage laW isle niececieesencaee wee stds 2,532.68] regarding the organization and means re-
Washington: General drainage investigations quired for such work, with explanations of
and advice to landowners; determination of the methods and results of the investiga-
the best method of draining lands in Ya- tions of the department; assistance to engi-
kima Valley once profitably cultivated un- neers and commissioners of drainage dis-
der irrigation, but now unfit for use on ac- tricts in perfecting their plans for the drain-
count of water-logging or from the accumu- age work; determination of the most prac-
lation of alkali; determination of water ta- ticable methods of draining peat and turf
ble after construction of underdrains in lands and subsequent treatment necessary
Moxee Valley and of flow of water through to fit them for cultivation; investigation of
soil; cooperation with and advice to offi- various types of excavating and dredging
cials in Walla Walla County in preparation machinery, to obtain cost data, compare
of plans for the drainage of same; assistance efficiency, and ascertain the most practi-
to officials in Pierce County in the prepara- cable machinery to use under certain con-
tion of plans for the drainage of about 2,000 ditions; collection of data for use in connec-
acres of land. It is especially desired that tion with the adoption of a uniform method
permanent drainage be effected, the dis- of assessing drainage benefits in arid regions;
trict being the first in Pierce County and collection of data on the most efficient
the land being very valuable for trucking methods to pursue in drainage of irrigated
we OBES): o's.2/5 actstearerciguteiediemeneta sea wees 2, 341. 97 lands, and compilation and publication of
est Virginia: Preparation of plans for the this information in both popular and tech-
installation of an experimental tile-drainage nical form; collection of information on land
system on 125 acres of lowlands along Green drainage methods in foreign countries, in-
Briar Creek seeceu ss ss cowncsnnesaceacces 161.73 | cluding the operative laws, costs of the
Wyoming: General drainage investigations work, and results obtained and preparation
and advice to landowners; collection of in- of a report of same........-...--.------- 9, 810. 15
formation regarding best methods for re- ——
moving from irrigated lands excessive ac- Total sascsscsnzsesees caw eialoaes eee 97, 500. 88
cumulations of water and alkali; rendering
OFFICE OF PUBLIC ROADS.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1918.
Forage and Miscellaneous.
/ Telegraph,| Freight, | Furnishing | O70" $0
Stationery. | Furniture.| Rent. euro a hone eae Mgnt, dnimals, Fuel. | gioplies, | Specified Total.
age. age. electricity. eres Py So ices’ | items not
>- | otherwise
bulk. etc. | classified.
$1, 365. 57 $519. 79 $1, 298, 15 $22,681.19} 1
 jepiheaaantae [it caedae ned] kintian gue svar | cuaaace wciat |sgemmend acted [en eee guameas aaeoant Hanes [mcmteeanas a4) ben 37,381.43 | 2
BDO licence cera aratacre sinc Gidtec.cis <.nainicl lsiciaidiaiewiarerpinded derecho same] Jostueetrstnes lakamamemeecels 74, 345. 36 3
33.00 5.25 27,108.82] 4
ndeaahecate 26, 993. 95 30, 637.22 | 5
Nedved ae eaa[enewsoe send es adam annee) Sociast act eh| bealeenseaued| emeceaeeenen| Soneecumeme’ lewameneedwea| yao 24, 6
1, 531.37 28, 297. 35 192, 178.37

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

PROJECT STATEMENTS.

ADMINISTRATION AND OVERHEAD EXPENSES.

Total expenditure as above................. $22, 681. 19
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). 453. 39
Unexpended balance (estimated)........... 152. 71

Total allotment...................00. 23, 287. 29

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Office of the director: This project covers the
general administration of the business af-
fairs of the office; a general direction of all
its investigational activities

$23, 134. 58

Roap- MANAGEMENT INVESTIGATIONS.

Total expenditure as above..-.....-........ $37, 381. 43
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 688. 51
Unexpended balance (estimated)........-.. 278. 03

Total allotment............ oaeastes 38, 347.97

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

General statistical and research investiga-
tions: The object of this work is to deter-
mine nation-wide figures of mileage of roads;
costs of construction, repair, and mainte-
nance; bond issues by States, counties, and
subdivisions thereof; costs of hauling; ex-
penditures by State highway commissions
under various subheads; the formation of
associations for highway improvement; and
the general highway movement of the
COUNTY. 50s 52s ceiacts aecscciaicawesasscces $15, 075. 12

Experimental maintenance: Determination
of the best methods of maintenance of nat-
ural soil, macadam, bituminous macadam,
concrete, and brick highways...........--

Economic study of highway systems: Work
has been carried forward in 10 counties for
from 1 to 4 years, having for its object
the determination of the economic value of
highways improved simultaneously as a
system and to demonstration of the effect-
iveness of the bond issue for highway im-
provement.......-..------ee++----+ +e:

Traffic census: The object of taking a traffic
census upon highways is to determine the
economic value of the highways as well as
to determine the type of road which should
be builbseeracesaze cies ven mscceeen ees

Lectures and demonstration of road and
bridge models: The demand for lectures
and demonstrations of road and bridge
models by representatives of this office
continuously increases. It is found that
such work is of great benefit to the local
communities in improving their highway
management and their ‘types of construc-
tion, repair, and maintenance...-...-... 35

Instruction of students in highway engi-
neering: The object of this work is to in-
crease the supply of men trained in road
management. So far, the instruction of
students has resulted in an increase of the
supply of available highway engineers,
many of whom are now holding responsible
positions in county and State work, but the
services of a considerable percentage of the
employees so trained are retained by this

1, 405. 26

2, 639. 47

1, 873. 68

13, 696. 50

OLDCO a oincccjctecs waccce ed aseiyseeevetesies Se s'> 468. 02
State index: Establishment of an accurate
file of all information obtained from the
various operations of the Office of Public

Roads throughout the several States, in

order that correspondence may be quickly
and effectively handled, particularly where
such correspondence calls for extensive
data which would otherwise involve a loss
of time in preparation..........---- wine
State collaborators: One collaborator is em-
ployed in each State to secure immediately
any available information concerning high-
way matters in that State, there beimg at
present 46 States so represented. In most
cases the collaborator is connected with
the State highway department, where such
a department exists. The information fur-
nished by these collaborators is of great
value in the preparation of data for lectures
as well as for the publications of the de-
partment concerning road matters. -...-.-.-

$1, 171. 05

1, 740. 84
38, 069. 94

Roap Bumpine aND MAINTENANCE INVESTIGATIONS.

Total expenditure as above......-.--------- $74, 345. 36
Outstanding liabilities Aug. 31 Aeetimated). 4 851. 96
Unexpended balance (estimated)......... 8% 1, 002. 68
76, 200. 00
Repayment to credit of appropriation....... 16. 01
76, 216. 01

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Object-lesson roads: The construction of ob-
ject-lesson roads constitutes the largest and
one of the most important subdivisions of
the office work. By placing a man on the
work to superintend in detail the construc-
tion of a model section of road, principles
of construction are demonstrated to the
local road officials, The best methods of
using local materials; the construction of
any desired type of modern road for which
local funds are available, whether the ma-
terials are local or not; the proper details
of construction, such as aligning, grading,
crowning, ditching, shaping, an essing,
are demonstrated. The construction of
highway bridges and culverts, the laying
of proper foundations, the correct handling
of concrete, and efficient methods are dem-
onstrated to the county officials. The gen-
eral object of all of this work is to instruct
in the proper use of materials of all kinds,
with a view of securing efficient and eco-
nomical administration of road funds by
the local units. During the fiscal year 1913
409,698 square yards of object-lesson roads
were constructed, in connection with which
a large number of small culverts and
bridges were also constructed.............

County model system: Consists of furnishing
assistance to counties entering upon a sys-
tematic plan of highway improvement.
The immediate object is to devise for the
county a complete system of highwayswhich
at a minimum economic cost will furnish
the best possible means of communication
to all parts of the county. This requires
the elimination of a large mileage of cross-
roads and byroads, and frequently some-
what elaborate studies are required to be
made of the local traffic conditions, in order
to demonstrate that the system devised will
best serve the largest possible percentage

$22, 839, 42

 

of population and area. The general pur-
pose of this work is to direct the expendi-
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

ture of large local funds, such as the pro=
ceeds of bond issues, along proper lines, in
order to avoid waste and to secure to the
locality the greatest possible good. In
connection with the planning of the model
system, details of design are also consid-
ered, such as type and cross sections of
roads, designs or bridges and culverts,
study and advice concerning materials to be
used and their sources, methods of con-
struction, administration, and maintenance,
and, in general, all subjects pertinent to
the development of a eoniglees county
system of improved roads....-............
Advice and inspection: The department is
constantly being called upon to make in-
spections and to give special advice in
letails of road construction, administra-
tion, and maintenance. The object of the
work is to aid the county in the solution of
peculiar road problems. The assistance
given has to do with the choice of materials
from different sources; the solution of a
problem in the adjustment of grades at an
important point on a main highway; rec-
ommendations for draining a short section
of road, which may have been troublesome
for years; inspection and general recom-
mendations for a short mileage of roads with
reference to its better maintenance, or.im-
rovement by realigning or regrading.
requently this advice has to a with
bridges, in which case designs are furnished
or the local officials directed to such other
sources of advice as may be required. In
the Southern States during the past year
many of the assignments under this subdi-
vision have been of unusual importance
inasmuch as they have had to do with the
construction of roads through swamps or
other bad locations for distances varying
from a few hundred feet to one-half or
three-quarters of a mile. In such cases
specific advice with the design of the pro-
posed work is supplied...................
Superintendence of county roads: The object
of this work is to demonstrate to counties
making the necessary application better
methods than those customarily employed
by the county officials in administering
their road funds. In rural communities
having a large mileage of roads and com-
paratively small annual revenues it is a
very. serious problem to secure efficient
organization and management in road con-
struction and maintenance. On certain
conditions the office will assign an engineer
or superintendent of construction practi-
cally to administer the road funds of the
county during the working season, with the
view of demonstrating in detail the best
and most effective method of using the
annual county-road funds................-
Road surveys: The road laws of many States
now require or permit contract work. As
the type of construction advances the
county road forces are not competent to exe-
cute actual construction and contracting
is resorted to. Ina great many cases coun-
ties do not recognize the use and fail to
see the economy of having this contract
work done according to properly estab-
lished lines and grades. The object of
this work is to provide complete sur-
veys for limited sections of road, with a
view of their construction by contract
methods and as an example to counties of
the advantage of a county engineer in pre-
parise plans and specifications for road
M00) 8. ee eee ee

$18, 271. 33

11, 503. 51

5, 095. 79

4, 367. 82

| Unexpended balance (estimated

 

Instruction of students in highway engineer-
ing: The broad scope of the general work
of this office, involving large problems of
highway systems as well as the smallest
details of construction, has always made
it difficult to secure trained men who can
be sent into the field to cover general
assignments and for this reason it has been
customary for several years to appoint,
after examination, graduates of approved
engineering schools to be trained during
one year in the field work of the office.
These men are then retained, if desired,
and become valuable assistants or seek
employment with the highway organiza-
tions of States or counties. ...........----

Roads and trails in forest reserves: Work
under this subdivision, begun late in the
fiscal year 1913, is in cooperation with the
Forest Service. Advice and inspection is
furnished to rangers and those focally in
charge of forest reserves regarding the lo-
cation, construction, and maintenance of
roads and trails in the reserves. As many
of these reserves have been opened to set-
tlement, this work is becoming increasingly
IMPOT Albis cues wsssasa wewdeewesess seve

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$8, 007. 67

5, 095. 79

75, 181. 31

Roap-MATERIAL INVESTIGATIONS.

Total expenditure as above.................
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 eee

$27, 108. 82

1, 242. 19
328. 99

28, 680. 00
Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-

mately as follows:

Chemical testing and inspection of dust pre-
ventives and road binders: Routine chem-
ical testing and inspecting of dust pre-
ventives and road binders and materials
allied to road construction is for the purpose
of determining the relative efficiency of
various dust preventives and road binders,
including tar, oil, native asphalt prepara-
tions, and any other materials which might
be used as a dust palliative or as a bonding

material for any of the various types of roads.

The work is essential also for the purpose of
drawing specifications for this class of
material...............-.-4- sandueeisteinte-e-eeis's
Microscopic examination and classification of
road-building rocks: Covers the general
study of rocks in relation to their adapta-
bility for road construction and mainte-
nance along the lines of classification and
determination of chrystalline structure. In
addition to this, study of other materials,
such as blast-furnace and open-hearth slags,
has been carried on for the purpose of de-
termining their value in road work........
Bituminous-road materials investigations: Re-
search work has been conducted upon the
roperties of dust preventives and road
Tanners to determine the qualities of bi-
tuminous materials, including investiga-
tions on the changes produced in tars on
exposure to atmospheric conditions, with
the idea of obtaining information as to the
changes which take place on long exposure
in a road surface; investigations of the
effect of air blowing on tar; and a study of
the relation between the effects of exposure
and results obtained in routine laboratory
tests. Other investigations along new lines
are contemplated and will be initiated at
an early dates <2 sceccesescsswsseecadccess

$8, 189. 24

1, 108. 55
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Standardization of methods of testing bitu- ineers spend a portion of their time in the
minous road materials: Investigations along aboratories testing road materials for the
this line are for the purpose of standardizing purpose of familiarizing themselves with the
the methods of testing already in use and to methods of testing, the results obtained, and:
devise new ones, in order to be able to im- the value of such results as related to actual
prove existing specifications and determine construction........------+--ceeeeeeeeeee $332. 56
the relative value of various products. Physical testing of road-building materials:
Work upon the distillation tests of tars, the overs the physical testing of all materials
method of determining relative hardness of intended for use inroad construction. Itis
road_ binders, and methods of determining important that road builders in general
the loss at certain temperatures is already should obtain information as to the value of
under way and will be continued during the various available materials for this work,
coming year. At the present time the and this information can only be obtained
methods used in different laboratories vary through laboratory tests...--...-..-------- 10, 849. 94
to a wide extent and with some of the tests Concrete investigations: The object of this
in use it is difficult to obtain satisfactory activity is to investigate the properties of
results owing to the crudity of the apparatus Portland cement concrete, with special
or the method of operation. .............. $1, 168. 55 reference to its use in road construction. In
Experimental bituminous road construction order to study the formation of cracks oc-
and maintenance: Cooperation between the curring in concrete roadways, so as to be
laboratory force and the force in the field is able to design expansion joints more eco-
essential in order to improve the methods nomically, a series of measurements has
of road construction and maintenance. Ac- been started on an experimental concrete
cordingly, there have been constructed va- roadway constructed by the department at
rious sections of road for the investigations Chevy Chase, Md. This work has been
of the wearing qualities of bituminous ma- supplemented by a series of laburatory
terials when applied by different methods. . 1, 120. 33 tests to determine the amount of contrac-
Instruction of students in highway engineer- tion due to drying out of Portland cement
ing: The object of this work is to give civil concrete. The extensive use within recent
engineer students, highway engineers, and years of short span reinforced concrete high-
employees of the Office of Public Roads way bridges has demonstrated the value of
experience in the laboratory testing of non- studying stresses produced by loads coming
bituminous road materials. It is impor- upon them, in order that they may be more
tant that all those engaged in highway con- economically designed with reference to
struction should be familiar with the mean- span, thickness, and percentage of rein-
ing of the various road materials tests, so forcement. For this purpose a series of
that they may properly interpret them in laboratory tests have been started on full-
their field work. A number of civil en- sized reinforced concrete slabs. A series
gineer students are appointed annually. of tests has been in progress for some years
These men and additional highway en- to determine the properties of concrete to
INSECTICIDE AND FUNGICIDE BOARD.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1918.
Salaries.
Travel, sta- Apparatus,
Project. Lump fund. on no Equipmeat. “tnd labora”
enses. ry mate-
Statutory. Wiel. Gaieiaile Total. Pp rials.
ington. ington.
Enforcement of the insecticide act of 1910..|............-. $33, 866. 70 $9,414.45 | $43, 281.15 $6,517.11 $1,553.70 | | $4, 438.64
PROJECT STATEMENT.
ENFORCEMENT OF THE INSECTICIDE ACT.
Total expenditures as above....... nee e eect e teen een e een n een e eee n ee ceneenee iP elmevemieeege sas $62, 544. 73
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated).......-.------2 2222s eee cee eee e eee ee eee 21, 467.51
Unexpended balance Aug. 31 (estimated). ....-. 2-2-2 seco eee eee cee eee ene ene een e cence ence ene 2, 987.76
Total allotment......- 2.0. --2-- ee cee cece ee cece cere cece eee c cette e ene e teen ence eeeeee 87, 000. 00
Distributed among the several subactivities approximately as follows:
Administrative work involved in the enforcement of the insecticide act of 1910....-.. 22... eee eee eee $30, 607. 87
Chemical, microscopic, and bacteriological examination of insecticides and fungicides other than those
used on horses, cattle, sheep, swine, and goats .........- Tn reste tetas ence weet ween cece ween eee 30, 117. 42
Testing efficacy of fungicides, and action.on vegetation of insecticides and fungicides ................. 6, 463. 29
Testing efficacy of insecticides, and action on vegetation of insecticides . .............2.2-2-20-000000- 8, 415. 87
Chemical and bacteriological examination of insecticides and fungicides used on horses, cattle, sheep,
swine, or goats, and efficacy tests of SAME..--...- 2.20.2 e ee eee eee ee cece w eee ence cence eee eee eee 8, 407. 79

84, 012. 24
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

which various amounts of mineral oj] have
been added. The object of this investiga-
tion has been to determine primarily the
waterproofing and elastic properties of this
oil-mixed concrete with special reference
to road construction.....................
Nonbituminous road materials investiga-
tions: The object of this activity is to de-
velop from time to time by means of labor-
atory investigations new materials to be
used in road construction. ..............
Standardization of tests on nonbituminous
road materials: In order that comparable
results may be obtained by various labor-
atories testing nonbituminous road mate-
rials, it is essential that these tests be stand-
ardized as soon as possible. This work also
covers the development of new tests for
road materials with a view of making them
standard oss i.gostniesewe sasmcenees tases
Instrument making and repairing: This
covers the repair of instruments and testing
machines used in the road-material investi-
gations; also the construction of additional
apparatus necessary in the work..........

$2, 217.10

443. 42

110. 85

1, 601. 97

28, 351. 01
Fietp ExperRiMeEnts.

Total expenditure as above.................
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). .
Unexpended balance (estimated)...........

$30, 637. 22
3, 454, 82
907. 96

35, 000. 00

Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-
mately as follows:

Field experiments: Work under this subdivi-
sion .has so far been confined to high-class
construction, usually in cooperation with

 

89

some local administrative unit having funds
available for the purpose of demonstrating
the best methods of constructing more ad-
vanced types of roads and of studying the
action Bf hese roads under known condi-
tions of traffic. Inquiries come to the de-
partment more and more frequently regard-
ing the exact methods for obtaining the best
results in brick, concrete, and bituminous
road construction, and to supply this infor-
mation these field experiments are neces-
sary. Owing to the high cost of the type of
roads used in these experiments the data
obtained will be valuable to those com-
munities intending to build a high type of

POAC ccyocse wane ee xe icsenuraeod the aa ia aisalors $33, 894. 89
Traction tests: These tests are conducted in
connection with experimental road work, to
demonstrate the respective resistance of
various road surfaces and the relative value
of wide and narrow tires. A traction dy-
namometer, which is run over the road in

both directions, is utilized for this purpose. 197.15

34, 092. 04

Improvine Roaps ror Rurat Detivery SERVICE (Post

Roaps).

Total expenditure as above......-.--------- $24. 35

Unexpended balance carried over........... 499, 975. 65

Total allotment...........-..-..---.- 500, 000. 00

The object of this work is to construct improved high-
ways along postal routes for service tests, in cooperation
with the Post Office Department, States and counties, for
which a special continuing appropriation of $500,000 has
been provided by Congress. Preliminary work has been
begun in connection with the construction of a road in
Dillon County, South Carolina.

INSECTICIDE AND FUNGICIDE BOARD.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended Juné 80, 1918.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Miscellaneous.
Horege and
Telegraph, | Freight, | Furnishing | U0. SGP"
: feleptiode: | expres’ lot heat light,| Pres 20r .
Stationery. | Furniture.| Rent. and post- | and dray- | power, and’ animals Fuel. Supplies Specified Total.
age lectricity. | When pur PP les; | items not
ge. age. electricity. | Wpocs an services, | items not
uli. ete. erwis
b classified.
$113. 83 $993. 86 $24.19 $98. 48 $822.94 |e eice ececetceee|peecendamnse $244.55 | $38,876. 28 1$580. 00 $62, 544. 73

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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90 EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

FEDERAL HORTICULTURE BOARD.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June $0, 1918.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Salaries.
Travel, sta- fteeeel
Project. Lump fund. tion, and | Equipment, | and labora-
field ex- tory mate-
Statutory. Total. penses. rials.
In Wash- | Out of Wash-|
ington. ington. i
Enforcement of the plant-quarantine act ...].............. $1,344.05 $817. 09 ‘$2, 161. 14 $1,526. 83 |... ccenaenennn[ereenneeeeeee>
PROJECT STATEMENT.
ENFORCEMENT OF THE PLANT QUARANTINE ACT.
Dotal. Ex penditure:a8 ADOVO6 .cess's o a/c winie o's etisiwlewis size elb'slel clea edd semebun bseeaeeeededeeseu deans nncees $4, 524. 36
Unexpended balance (available during fiscal year 1914) 30, 475. 64
Dotel “allotmien tus wsd neeeerah ons WV oetptdancomvsiemtas «oe ae eteeiowie ic vss dageunmeate Necwloe 08 ceeeeees 35, 000. 00
Distributed among the several subactivities approximately as follows:
Administration: General direction of inspection and investigation work, issuing of permits, conducting
correspondence, etc.
OFFICE OF MARKETS.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1918.
Salaries.
: Apparatus
Travel, sta- instruments.
Project. : Lump fund. ne oud -| Equipment. and labora
St ; Total. penses. Oe
pe In Wash- | Out of Wash- 2 a
ington. ington.
Marketing and distributing farm products...|.......-..--.- $300.00 |.....--....... $8005100 || sxerosccceeawe les aesnesiewss| beaks eeeees avi
PROJECT STATEMENT.
Total CXPend Ure ooo sic o oinjore se aiid divin wie nsiein's w winisiajeiaiansie la win'eieiccwierao'e auisinaibras bidia’ ciateinte’e wa sisigisieie'e’p sis $300. 00
Unexpended balance (available during fiscal year 1914).............-----. bd arabe Siaisietarats s Caghnago sucess 9, 700. 00
Total allotments. ised isi hephe eeri cyote ne woth deee Waele b odie teed mebebes Hee ded oes 10, 000. 00

The above expenditure is all for administration. The Office of Markets having been established only a short time
before the close of the fiscal year 1913, investigational work was not started during that year.
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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FEDERAL HORTICULTURE BOARD.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1918.
Forage and Miscellaneous.
Telegraph,| Freight, | Furnishing | be! SUP-
plies for
_ | Stationery. | Furniture.| Rent. telephane, 2 remy of Bist, eae uimnais ; Fuel. supplies, Specified Total.
age. age. electricity. chased in services, eee
bulk. ate. classified.
$61.21} $346.20 |..-.0.--.--- $61.95 SEIT | aiciesinc eka he esuidevelves [acess ears $19.11 1 $343. 71 $4, 524. 36
1 Publication of quarantine notices.
Control of nursery stock importations: To properly inspect and certify imported nursery stock, so that
it will come to this country clean; to secure prompt information of the arrival and proposed distribu-
tion of nursery stock; and to advise State ANGPOCUONS sais cw auncwew jai view sicibidicisharora casa se sides Merelets eieie‘s's ee $1, 557. 84
Foreign plant quarantines: To prevent the entry of plant material affected ‘with white-pine blister rust,
potato wart;.and Mexican frit ‘fy 35sec oi. 2's one's jnjesciniciete wikis 'sisjnininnin’s ot siaiwiciniaisraiejeis szciealsdieeceaere xa0'2 5 160. 53
Domestic plant quarantines: To preaent further distribution within the United States of Mediterranean
fruit fly, By psy moth, brown-tail moth, and date-palm scale insects, by providing for adequate in-
inspection, isinfection, and certification as a condition of interstate transportation Sea weeeeeunewisixweec 746. 63
Foreign investigations: Investigation of insect or plant disease conditions in foreign countries as a basis
for needed. quarantine action. .sccicccccwwe sss sxemeoadies eee sausiaccinm ss aeiuirrseceeseesescctees eee. 610. 12
Total eaessseeeeces siotunednetch sibasee ree tea pes dch lewd wotaw dt aaa ae eal Oe Mo 8,075. 12
OFFICE OF MARKETS.
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1918.
\ Forage nt Miscellaneous.
; Telegraph, | Freight, | Furnishing | 10" 90P"
Fl 2 telephone, 2 ress, |of heat,light,| Puls for
Stationery. | Furniture. Rent. and post- dray- power, and ee i Fuel. Supplies, poeiited. Total.
ge. vn age. electricity. chased in services, | otherwise
bulk. ete. classified.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

APPROPRIATIONS UNDER THE WEEKS FORESTRY LAW (ACT APPROVED MAR. 1, 1911).
Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June $0, 1918.

 

 

 

 

  
 
  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Salaries,
Apparatus,
Travel, sta- i ments,
Project. Lump fund. ao and | equipment. ‘nstaad
Statutory. Total. penses. Searle,
| InWash- |OutofWash| — Sor
ington. ington.
1| National Forest Reservation Commis-
SION soc socnisiaca rescue dese ceeew se qeinil scesmetetetedie seeeowwoce amen eamsemermar nal sesauesiceubees $267. 68
Acquisition of lands:
2 Forest Service. ... $80,414.06 | $80,414.06] 30, 196. 62
3 Geological Survey. 5,331. 94 5,331.94 663. 10
4 Solicitor’s Office .. 14,964. 64 14, 964. 64 6,118. 84
5 Purchase of 1AMGS. oie i aids win cm sienna |e widen cme ninicie oie [sense dis sie civ aie mo] sesin a ZawisinGess] an orsinasinas nae 133. 40
6 | Cooperative fire protection. ...........-[.-. 2. 0eeeee ene [e ee eee nee ceeee 58, 247. 82 58, 247. 82 9. 20
Total cickelaccu seas ves acu daevoc|seesseudsenbes| a ccseasveners 153,958.46} 153,958.46 | 37,383. 84
PROJECT STATEMENTS.
NationaL Forest RESERVATION COMMISSION. secretary may be necessary to the regula-
: tion of the flow of navigable streams, re-
Total expenditure as above........ ee $933. 56 orting to the National Forest Reservation
Outstanding liabilities, Aug. 31 (estimated). . 237. 45 commission the results of such examina-
Unexpended balance (estimated)......+..-. 23,828.99)  tiong......... at AD a he See aes $131, 576. 22
ee ————— | Geological Survey: Befure any lands are pur-
_ Total appropriation..........--;-.--- 25,000.00} chased by the National Forest Reservation
National Forest Reservation Commission: Commission the lands are examined by the
This commission, consisting of the Secre- Geological Survey, as provided in section 6
tary of War, the Secretary of the Interior, of the Weeks forestry law, and a report is
the Secretary of Agriculture, two members made to the Secretary of Agriculture show-
of the Senate, and two members of the ing that the control ‘of the lands will pro-
House of Representatives, considers and mote or protect the navigation of streams
passes elec such lands as are recommended on whose watersheds the lands lie........ 7, 824. 63
for purchase as provules) in section 6 of the Solicitor’s Office: As provided in section 8 of
Weeks forestry law (act approved Mar. 1, the Weeks forestry law, the Solicitor’s Of-
1911) and fixes the price or prices at which fice of the Department of Agriculture, by
such lands may be purchased..........--- $1,171.01) direction of the Secretary of Agriculture,
- P Ww ps | makes all the necessary examinations of
Acquisition oF Lanps FoR PRoTECTION OF WATERSHE title recorda to. secure the wife title in the
or NAviGaABLE STREAMS. United States to the lands oe ecanited
i under this law, no payment being made,
Total expenditure as above.....-.--.--- $884, 309.95 |  Porever, until the Ne is eatialdctory ‘ta
Unexpended balance June 30, 1918 (ava q a ved bi the Atta G. land
able for further disbursement).........- 3, 002, 563.26 | and approved by the rey General ani
_______ | __ veste ane Uae Bee a ee 21, 409. 35
i Purchase of lands: During the fiscal year
Tee ee ee oe * sll ended June 30, 1913, the payments for the
Distributed among the several subactivities approxi-| actual purchase of lands acquired under
mately as follows: the Weeks forestry law amounted to $723,-
Forest Service: As provided in section 6 of 687.36, in addition to payments of $178.99
the Weeks forestry law, the Forest Service, for options and $133.40 for traveling ex-
by direction of the Secretary of Agriculture, penses in connection with ee that
examines, locates, and recommends fone could not be made from Washington; a
chase such lands as in the judgment of the total of ....... eee cent ence nc nnence cones 723, 999. 75
EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

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APPROPRIATIONS UNDER THE WEEKS FORESTRY LAW (ACT APPROVED MAR. 1, 1911).

Statement of expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1918.

 

 

 

    
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

     

Miscellaneous.
‘tenes cope
Telegraph,| Freight, | Furnishing Splies for
Stationery. | Furniture.| Rent. | ‘i none See. 3 heat, light, animals | Fuel. | sippties, | Specified Total.
age. age. electricity. en services, ems not
bulk. ete. "| classified.
diuidjeccieieis die'slc] ein diese cine wslewial sid see's seSedac|ecceeecaves's| $357.85 |... eccccees $933.56] 1
$416.72 |......-200----| $117.68 |...222.- 10, 956. 33 131,576.22 | 2
45,98) |icwccecscece ce $12.00 635.39 324. 3
21.97 21,409.35 | 4
wateuzes 999.75 | 5
jobeewewcewe| Se avtesesecenslacsenesscecee| uses 53,257.02 | 6
ABA. GY | .cececseecee es 117. 68 12.00 | 12,190.97 | 723,866.35 | 938, 500.53
1 Lands, $723,687.36; options, $178.99.
CoorerativeE Fire Protection or Forestep Watzr-| ed watersheds of navigable streams, by en-
SHEDS OF NAVIGABLE STREAMS. tering into a contract with the cooperating
‘ : State for the organization and maintenance
Total expenditure as above..............-.- $53, 257.02 | of a system of fire protection on any private
Unexpended balance, June 30, 1913 (avail- or State forest lands within such State and
able for further disbursement)............ 101, 809.45 | situated upon the watershed of a navigable
——_———|_ river. During the fiscal year ended June
Total available July 1, 1912.......... 155, 066.47 | 30, 1913, such cooperative agreements were
As provided in section 2 of the Weeks forestry in force with the States of Maine, New
law (act approved Mar. 1, 1911), the Secre- Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Con-
tary of Agriculture cooperates with any necticut, New York, New Jersey, Mary-
State or group of States desiring such coop- land, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Montana, Idaho,
eration in the protection from fire of forest- Oregon, and Washington.............---.- $53, 257. 02
RECAPITULATION OF THE SEVERAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE.
The total expenses for the Department of Agriculture for | Furnishing heat, light, power, and elec-
the fiscal year ended June 30, 1913, were $18,603,605.23, GELCUG Yio wastes Sines ieandetimicse d.areicia bw renentens $30, 120. 03
under date of Au 31, 1913, of which amount $18,261,- | Forage... 2.2.00... eee cece eee eee eee 152, 007. 48
307.83 was paid and $342,297.39 outstanding. The | Fuel...............-..-.----0---2 eee eee 40, 155. 14
payments were classified as follows: Land, including acquisition for protection
of watersheds of navigable streams... .-. 735, 740. 05
Statutory salaries............ seie mais pevereiavers $4, 358, 636. 01 | Miscellaneous supplies and services, in-
Lump-fund salaries: cluding temporary and emergency ser-
n Washington....-... awe Siataineereme'es 1, 410, 804. 30 vices, subsistence of laborers,. cleaning
Out of Washington............ 7,068,957.71] and toilet supplies, advertising, me-
Travel, station, and field expenses 1, 310, 873.88} chanics’ supplies, printing, and purchase
Equipment, including live stock, farm Of SOOO Beaueise cern Sawenebuad ce'sesvetisans 1, 391, 571. 95
machinery, and tools, etc............-. 493, 276. 55 SS
Apparatus, instruments, and laboratory Totallcceosnsz ceccecewxasses sea sees 18, 261, 307. 83
materials. ca ceaccetises tokenasdtoee 219, 584. 51 | Total appropriation for Department of Agri-
Stationery ci iccsiesecsessesentveadsencce ss 198, 095. 44 CUNEUTOs, jcasicnsscs eign ses pene beenee am 24, 479, 908. 68
PUrni ture. sisiasic winicjeisieieieia ee bo vinietsicecinsicisie gs 70, 766.27 | Appropriation for printing and binding
RONG owecccinatcunccd siieivied oe sig os ecsinnwees 322,357.75 | (sundry civil bill)....................- 475, 000. 00
Telegraph, telephone, and postage... .-.. a 280, 528. 68 ———S
Freight, express, and drayage.............. 177, 832. 08 Grand total............-sseeeeeeee 24, 954, 908. 68

 

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