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FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, December 14, 1939

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601.21 Prohibited acts on lands ac quired under or transferred to title III.
The following acts are prohibited on all lands acquired under or transferred for administration under Title m of the Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act:
1 To graze or drive any livestock upon or across such lands without an agreement or permit.
2 To graze or drive any livestock upon or across such lands in violation of the terms of an agreement or permit.
3 To allow livestock to drift and graze upon such lands without an agree ment or permit.
4 To graze livestock in an area closed to grazing or to graze a particular class of livestock in an area closed to that class.
5 To fail, refuse, or neglect to remove livestock grazed under an agreement or permit, upon receipt of notice that such livestock are to be removed because such lands are being injured by improper handling of such livestock.
6 To tear, remove, or deface, will fully, any notice which the Department of Agriculture, or the non-Federal agency to which the lands have been entrusted for use and management, has placed on such lands.
7 To destroy, molest, disturb, injure, or remove, or to go upon such lands with intent to destroy, molest, disturb, injure, or remove, property or appurtenances thereto, located on such lands, belonging to the United States or to the non-Fed eral agency to which the lands have been entrusted for use and management.
8 To mutilate, deface, or destroy, to attempt to mutilate, deface, or destroy, or to go upon such lands with intent to mutilate, deface, or destroy, any objects o f natural beauty or of scenic value located thereon.
9 To occupy or in any way make use of such lands or appurtenances thereto
or property located thereon without an agreement or a permit when such an agreement or permit is required.
10 To occupy or use such lands or appurtenances thereto or property lo cated thereon in a manner which violates the terms of an agreement or permit.
11 To construct or maintain any kind of works, structures, fences, or enclosures, or to conduct any kind of business enter prise or carry on any kind of work, on such lands, without a permit.
12 To have or leave camp refuse or debris of any description upon such lands in an exposed or insanitary con dition, or to deposit in or near any stream, lake, reservoir, or other waters on such lands, substances which pollute or are likely to pollute the said streams, lake, reservoir, or waters.
13 T o set on fire or cause to be set on fire, willfully, recklessly, or negli gently, any timber, brush, or grass on such lands, or to leave a camp fire on such lands without completely extin guishing it. However, this regulation shall not be construed to prohibit the kindling of such fires as may be author ized by permit.
14 To throw or place a burning cigarette, cigar, match, pipe heel, or any ignited substance in any place where it may start a fire.
15 To post, distribute or display any private notices or advertisements, excepting such as may be deemed neces sary for the convenience and guidance of the public.
16 To cut, kill, destroy, girdle, chip, box, or otherwise damage, or to remove any timber, posts, or other forest prod ucts, except as authorized by permit.
17 To camp without a special per mit on areas which are specifically ex cepted from such use.
18 To occupy public camp grounds, cabins, lodges, and other recreational facilities established upon such lands, without an agreement or permit when such an agreement or permit is required.
19 To discharge firearms in, over, or in the vicinity of public camp grounds, group camps, recreational grounds and areas, or over lakes or other bodies of water adjacent to or within such areas, or to expose any per son or livestock anywhere on such lands to injury by the discharge of firearms.
20 To intimidate, threaten, assault, or otherwise interfere with any person on such lands while such person is en gaged in the protection, improvement, or administration thereof.
21 To go or be upon such lands or in or on the waters thereof with intent to hunt, catch, trap, disturb, or kill any kind of game or non-game animal, game or non-game bird or fish, or to take the eggs of any such bird, when posted against hunting, fishing, or trapping, or when in violation of the laws of the United States or any regu lation made in pursuance thereof, or of the laws of the respective States in which such lands or waters are situated.

The following acts are prohibited on such lands acquired under or transferred for administration under Title H I of the Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act as are or may be embraced within the bounda ries of a national game or bird refuge, preserve, sanctuary, or reservation, es tablished by or under authority of an Act of Congress; or embraced within the boundaries of any inviolate State game or bird refuge, preserve, sanctuary or reservation; or embraced within the boundaries of any established controlled hunting, fishing, or trapping area;
22 To carry or have possession of firearms without permit.
23 To hunt, trap, catch, disturb, or kill any kind of game or non-game ani mal, game or non-game bird, or to take on such lands the eggs of any such bird, or to fish, except when authorized by permit.
The following acts are prohibited on such lands acquired under or transferred for administration under Title i n of the Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act as are or may be designated recreational areas by appropriate posting:
24 To discharge firecrackers or fire works of any kind, except with written permission.
25 To operate gambling devices or conduct games of chance of any kind whatsoever, whether for merchandise, cash prizes, or prizes of any other kind.
26 To conduct oneself in a disorderly or obnoxious manner.
27 To permit any dog or cat to roam at large.
28 To engage in or solicit business, except under a permit or a concession.
29 To build a fire anywhere except in a designated fireplace. Definitions. As used in these rules and regulations 1 Agreement or permit , a in cases where lands have not been en trusted by the Secretary of Agriculture to a non-Federal agency for use and management, refer to an agreement or permit executed by the Secretary of Agri culture or his duly authorized representa tive, and, b in cases where the lands have been entrusted by the Secretary of Agriculture to a non-Federal agency for use and management, they refer to an agreement or permit executed by such agency, or its duly authorized representa tive.
2 Notice , a in cases where lands have not been entrusted by the Secretary of Agriculture to a non-Federal agency for use and management, refers to a notice given by the Secretary of Agri culture or his duly authorized represent ative and b in cases where the lands have been entrusted by the Secretary of Agriculture to a non-Federal agency for use and management, it refers to a no tice given by such agency, or its duly authorized representative.
601.22 Penalty. Under the terms of Section 32 f , Title IH , of the Bank head-Jones Farm Tenant Act, any viola-