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2 The figures above given include the fellings of reservod trees growing on lands occu-
3 pied under the new Survey and Settlement Rules in the Soraba and Chennagin Talooks.
4 The Forest Department 1s bound to remove all reserved trees on such lands within one
5 year from tho date of settlement. Under these conditions there were felled in Soraba
6 Talook 388 teak, and 1900 jungle Jogs; nm Chennagiri 2,358 teak, and 63 jungle logs.
7 40. Collections at depots and sales.
8 Collection of Timber
9 Sale of Timber
10 lotal Cost per
11 Depit. cubic fuot | spats. Rate, Amount
12 Des mptiona | No of Logs. | Cubic feet | No of Logs. |Cubic fict eZ
13 Bie eae ane aT AS el RIE (ORL aR I a te
14 Teak 591 8,483 2to4 As Teak 430 | 9,435 |
15 Lakkuvalh =. { ie oe Gee oe Inearly 1-3-8! 11,590
16 Tenk. 91 £00 2 to 4 As °
17 lo ~—- Poles 2 es Branches 29 | 209 : 183
18 S] amoga Do = Branles 42 322 1 to 4 Aa Poks 538
19 Jungle 39 498 3to4 AX 0—13-—6
20 nearly
21 Sakrebail Jungle. 9 101 0—1—6 Jungle 361 | 8,350 0—1]-8 | 6,090
22 Chéranayed th lh Large Bumboos 2 000 ; Rs 60 per 115-3..4
23 yedi { rge Br oe | we 7,300}. | er 1000 B41
24 Soraba Kéns . d| Trak 383 1,738
25 { Jung! 580 3,859 3 to 4 As
26 Shimoga Confiscated Wood! 1,184 1,184 4,368
27 Lakkusall: and
28 Sakrebul Miacellaneoys mall 1,898 _ 1,898 : wee 1,170
29 plecer ot wood from
30 demarcation hnes
31 —___—_}__———cc—V———_——— ->--
32 41. An experimental salo of teak at Bellary was held on tho 11th March 1872,
33 when 5,018 cubic feet were disposed of at a little more than Rs. 1—8—9 per cubic foot.
34 This result was at the time reported to the Chief Commismoner, and has since been
35 approved by the Government of India, which has sanctioned the continuation of these
36 sales.
37 49. Sandalwood collected :—
38 Collections in tons at Stores | Total coat p rton
39 Remarks,
40 Tons sold Rate Arman in Rupees
41 318 nearly. 1,19,825
42 1,339
43 Good wood.
44 43. The actual fellings of new wood were only 1984 tons or 14 ton short of the
45 estimate. The balance is old and dried wood collected and brought in. The rates for
46 collection are less by Rs. 16 per ton, (owing partly to reduction of collecting agency),
47 and selling rates more by Rs, 12 per ton than in 1870—71.
48 44. AsuTacramM Rancr—Fellings.
49 ne
50 Branch Pieces and Poles.
51 Terk, cubic feot Jungle, cubic fect. Teak Jungle Remarks,
52 No, | Cubic feet | No | Cubic foet.
53 8,194 5,654 1,286 361 2,380 Includea wood felled for sleepers not measured.
54 Average scantling ot teak logs wus 27 feet.