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2 83. The Assistant Conservator’s Office Establishment has also been inercased
3 by the appointment of an Enghsh writer on a salary:
4 of Rupees 50 per mensem. ‘This increase, it will be |
5 remembered, was made on the occasion of the accouuts of the Southern Divigion,
6 being separated from those of the Northorn Division.
7 Writer for Southern Division
8 384, Temporary establishments for the State Forests in Bassim and Woon
9 have been sanctioned by the Resident, but their
10 SO ciel get Meet aaa entertainment has been delayed pending the demar-
11 cation of the forests.
12 30. A list of the several permanent and tem-
13 List of Establishments es :
14 mae ae porary establishments is given in Appendix A.
15 36. The subjoimed Statement exhibits a considerable rise in the number of
16 forest offences committed during tho past, compared
17 with the previous year, This I am inclined to attri-
18 bute more to the greater vigilance of the establishment, than to any real increase
19 of crime. On the whole, I consider the Forest Rules to be well observed by the
20 eople of Berar, and oven fewer infractions of them may be expected, now that the
21 ules have been printed, and copies distributed throughout tho province.
22 Forest Offences
23 Comparative Statement of Forest Offences committed during 1870-71 and 1871-72,
24 1870-71. 1871-72.
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34 Elhchpur oe 14, 35; 26 9
35 Oomrawuttee a ns ee :
36 Woon 1 l ]
37 Bassim ee ice 9 15 2 9 24, 23 1
38 Akolah a ee ] 1 9 #19) |] 9
39 Baldanah 5 87 87 | 5} 10 9 1
40 a7. A Statement showing the nature of the
41 crime committed, and punishment awarded in each
42 case, is given in Appendix B,
43 Statement of Crime.
44 HEAD 1.—STATE FORESTS AND LEASED FORESTS,
45 Section 4.—MANAGEMENT AND IMPROVEMENT.
46 38. In last year’s Report, it was remarked that ‘ the only timbor oporations,
47 which are at all hkely to be useful and compatible
48 with true ccnservancy consists in a careful thinning
49 out of old stems from which young poles are growing at too great a distance from
50 the ground ever to maturo into timber. These stems are relics of former times,
51 Clearing out of old stems.