It is said that in 1890 the royalty on standing timber fell in some cases to as low as twopence ( NZ $ 0.45 in 2003 )[
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In 1905 the Somersets founded the Caboonbah Undenominational Church, donating the land and standing timber, the latter exchanged for seasoned timber from Lars Andersen's sawmill at Esk.
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The provision would have helped Northwest mills hit by a long-standing timber crisis by shielding the Forest Service from lawsuits by environmentalists who oppose such salvage operations.
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In the United States, companies must bid competitively for standing timber and regard the Canadian system an unfair trading edge because they say the fees are below market.
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His duties with the 10th Engineers ( later the 20th Engineers ) included purchasing standing timber to be manufactured for the use of the American Expeditionary Forces in Europe.
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The principal incorporator was T . A . Schomburg, president of the Continental Tie and Lumber Company, which purchased the standing timber on lands of the Maxwell Land Grant Company.
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Hines, who specialized in large-scale operations, acquired big tracts of standing timber, built rail lines for hauling logs, acquired sawmills in Wisconsin and elsewhere, and leased timber-cutting permits in Canada.
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When the dam was built there was no attempt to clear the shores of the lake of standing timber, resulting in an unsightly band of dead trees when the waters rose.
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He also noted that policies which kept the prices of wood supplied to processing mills low, provided little incentive to protect standing timber or to sell scrap wood rather than burn it.
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Under the transaction, Green Mountain Energy Co ., an Austin, Texas, electricity-marketing firm, will pay the Santa Rosa-based forest trust $ 600, 000 to preserve 5, 000 acres of standing timber in perpetuity.
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