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VOLUME I

1934

NUMBER 91

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W ashington, Saturday, J u ly 18, 1936
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

Agricultural Adjustment Administration.

Division o f Grazing.

S. R. B -4 Alabam a
G razing D istrict N otice
1936 A gricultural C onservation P rogram S outhern R egion
Idaho, Nevada, Wyoming Pursuant to the provisions of the act of June 28, 1934
48 Stat. 1269, commonly known as the Taylor Grazing Act, as amended June 26, 1936, notice is hereby given that hearings will be held by the Department of the Interior for the purpose of considering the establishment of grazing dis tricts in the States of Idaho, Nevada, and Wyoming, at the following places and times and any places or times to which any of such hearings may be adjourned:
State
Place
Date
Idaho________ Pocatello_______ August Nevada_______Ely_____________ August Wyoming_____Rock Springs.. August
15, 1936
19, 1936
8, 1936

Hour
10 a. m.
10 a. m.
10 a. m.

These hearings will be open to the attendance of State officials, settlers, residents, and livestock owners, who are interested in the grazing use of the public domain in said States.
T. A. W a l t e r s , Acting Secretary of the Interior.
Date, J u l y 6, 1936.

BULLETIN NO. 4 ALABAMA

County Average Rates of Soil-Conserving Payments in Con nection W ith the General Soil-Depleting Base Pursuant to the authority vested in the Secretary of Agri culture under Section 2 of the Soil Conservation and Domes tic Allotment Act, Southern Region Bulletin No. 1, Revised,1
is hereby supplemented with respeet to its application to the State of Alabama, but not otherwise, as follows:
S ection 1. County Average Rates of Soil-Conserving Pay ments fo r Production of Soil-Conserving Crops on Acreage Diverted from the General Soil-Depleting Base. In accord ance with the provisions of Section 2 a , Part n , of South ern Region Bulletin No. 1, Revised, and subject to the provi sions of said bulletin, and all other bulletins heretofore or hereafter issued, the county average rates of payment per acre to be used in determining payments for each acre of the general soil-depleting base which in 1936 is used for the production of soil-conserving crops shall be as follows for the respective counties in the State of Alabama:

P . R. Doc. 1312 FUed, July 16, 1936; 3:41 p. m .

G razing D istrict N otice
Montana
County Rate of Payment per Acre Autauga, $4.80; Baldwin, $7.50; Barbour, $3.80; B ibb, $5.40;
Blount, $5.40; Bullock, $3.40; Butler, $4.50; Calhoun, $5.40; Cham
bers, $4.70; Cherokee, $5.40; Chilton, $5.20; Choctaw, $4.90; Clarke, $4.60; Clay, $5.20; Cleburne, $5.70; Coffee, $4.50; Colbert, $6.20;
Conecuh, $4.50; Coosa, $5.40; Covington, $4.20; Crenshaw, $4.40;
Cullman, $5.90; Dale, $4.40; Dallas, $5.60; De Kalb, $5.50; Elmore, $5.80; Escambia, $5.00; Etowah, $5.30; Fayette, $5.10; Franklin, $5.80; Geneva, $4.50; Greene, $5.00; Hale, $5.60; Henry, $4.40;
Houston, $4.40; Jackson, $5.90; Jefferson, $6.80; Lamar, $5.40; Lau
derdale, $6.40; Lawrence, $5.80; Lee, $4.60; Limestone, $6.50;
Lowndes, $5.60; Macon, $4.20; Madison, $6.40; Marengo, $5.80;
Marion, $5.20; Marshall, $6.20; Mobile, $6.90; Monroe, $5.00; Mont gomery, $4.90; Morgan, $5.80; Perry, $5.10; Pickens, $5.10; Pike, $4.00; Randolph, $5.10; Russell, $3.70; St. Clair, $5.00; Shelby, $5.40;
Sumter, $5.60; Talladega, $5.30; Tallapoosa, $5.10; Tuscaloosa, $5.40;
Walker, $5.30; Washington, $5.30; Wilcox, $5.40; Winston, $5.30.

Pursuant to the provisions of the act of June 28, 1934
48 Stat. 1269, commonly known as the Taylor Grazing Act, as amended June 26, 1936, notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held by the Department of the Interior for the purpose of considering the establishment of Grazing District No. 5, State of Montana, Counties of Beaverhead, Madison, Silver Bow, and Jefferson, at the following place S ection 2. Rates of Payment as Applied to Individual and time and any place or time to which such hearing may Farm s For any individual farm in the foregoing counties be adjourned:
the rate of payment for each acre of the general soil-deplet State Place Date a Hour ing base not in excess of 15 percent of the general soilMontana______ Dillon_________ August 12, 1936
10 a. m. depleting base for any farm which in 1936 is used for the This hearing will be open to the attendance of State offi production of a soil-conserving crop shall be that rate deter cials, settlers, residents, and livestock owners, who are in mined by multiplying the county average rate for the county terested in the grazing use of the public domain in said in which the farm is located by the productivity index for the farm established in accordance with the provisions of State.
Section 5, Part I, Southern Region Bulletin No. 3,a and divid T. A. W alters, ing the result by 100.
Acting Secretary of the Interior.
Date, J u l y 6, 1936.
F . R. Doc. 1313 Filed, July 16, 1936; 3:41 p. m .

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