. Canadian forest industries July-December 1920. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. tons of cardboard; 15,000 tons of groundwood, and 11,000 tons of l^aper. The Rimouski groundwood mills has a capacity of 9,000 tons ])er annum. The company's products are being extensively and favorably marketed in the United States. Great I'.ritain, other countries, as well as in Canada. Pifireon River Company Gets Damages ludgment was handed down by Mr. Justice Lennox at Toronto recently in the action of the Pigeon River Lumber Company, Limited, agains
. Canadian forest industries July-December 1920. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. tons of cardboard; 15,000 tons of groundwood, and 11,000 tons of l^aper. The Rimouski groundwood mills has a capacity of 9,000 tons ])er annum. The company's products are being extensively and favorably marketed in the United States. Great I'.ritain, other countries, as well as in Canada. Pifireon River Company Gets Damages ludgment was handed down by Mr. Justice Lennox at Toronto recently in the action of the Pigeon River Lumber Company, Limited, against the Puljjwood Company of .'\.ppleton, Wisconsin, and the Russell Timber Company, Limited, of Port Arthur, avyarding the l)laintilif company judgment against the defendants for $6,500 dam- ages and costs. 'This was an action brought by the defendants for damages in obstructing the plaintiiY in its drive on the Black Sturgeon Rivertand was tried without a jury at Port Arthur at the March sit- tings of the Supreme Court of Ontario, when judgment was reserved. Mo^rris and Babe acted as solicitors for the plaintiff. A. J. McComber for the Pulpwood Company and Keefer and Company for the Russell Timber Company. Reduce Present Lumber Cut by One-Half By. Frank J. D. Barnjum, Annapolis Royal, N. S. The International Paper Company, in a recent advertisement in "American Forestry,'^ states, "If the. Canadian Forests held by leases which convey all rights of property to the timber could now be regulated, and scientifically protected and operated as are the com- pany's forests in the United States, there is^ ample authority for an annual increment of at least four per ; In the first i)lace, It would l)e interesting to know of any lands in the United States or Canada, either owned by the International Paper Company or anyone else, that are producing a net annual in- crement of four per cent. Secondly, if the International Paper Company is practising scien- tific forestry
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