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  1. bibliography; charts; maps AUTHOR:David W. Loomis REMARKS:From ABSTRACT: Anglers on Diamond Lake...were surveyed to estimate angler effort and catch of trout in 1994....The 1994 survey results show the current Diamond Lake fishery is well below ODFW'S fish management plan objectives adopted in 1990. - report

    Loomis, David W.

    Record Type: Library

    1994 Daimond Lake Angler Survey
  2. charts; photographs; map; directory AUTHOR:U.S. Bureau of Land Management REMARKS:Annual publication of facts and figures about BLM activities in Washington and Oregon. Includes tables showing BLM expenditures in such areas as forestry, grazing, payments to O & C counties, etc. - report

    U. S. Bureau of Land Management

    Record Type: Library

    BLM Facts , Oregon and Washington
  3. report; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; tables REMARKS:Report on navigability, flood control, and irrigation prospects for Umpqua River, prepared by G.E. Carlson, consultant to Port of Umpqua Commission and submitted to Major C.R. Moore, District Engineer, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, at public hearing in Roseburg on 18 October 1938. - report

    Port of Umpqua

    Record Type: Library

    Umpqua River, Oregon and Tributaries, Report on survey on navigation, power, flood control and irrigation
  4. bibliography; index AUTHOR:Dale R. PotterüKathryn M. SharpeüJohn C. Hendee REMARKS:[ABSTRACT] : The bibliography covers nonbiological or human behavior aspects of fish and wildlife conservation including sportsman characteristics, safety, law enforcement, professional and sportsman education, nonconsumptive uses, economics, and history. There are 995 references from 218 different sources. Also included are a list of reference sources used, an author index, and keywords, along with a keyword index. - report

    Potter, Dale R.

    Record Type: Library

  5. index; bibliography AUTHOR:Laura E. Kelsay REMARKS:"The General Land OFfice, established as a bureau of the Department of the Treasury and later transferred to the Department of the Interior, was engaged chiefly in the survey, management, and disposal of public lands....The records described in this list constitute....a part of Record Group 49, Records of teh Bureau of Land Management....The four series consist of (1) manuscript and annotated maps unofficially referred to as the "Old Map File," (2) boundary survey maps and diagrams, (3) field notes and related records known as "Old Case 'F' File," and (4) published records." [from Introduction, p. 3] - report

    Kelsay, Laura E.

    Record Type: Library

    List of cartographic records of the General Land Office , No. 19
  6. bibliography; illustrations; maps AUTHOR:B.R. RouletteüJohn L. FaganüBonnie J. MillsýCampbell-Craven Environmental Consultants REMARKS:"This report presents the results of archaeological investigations conducted at the south end of the proposed Milltown Hill Dam and Reservoir project in Douglas County, Oregon....As a result of these investigations, four archaeolgical sites and one prehistoric/historic isolate were recorded...." [from ABSTRACT of report prepared for Campbell-Craven Envrionmental Consultants, Tigard, Oregon] - report

    Roulette, B.R.

    Record Type: Library

    Archaeological Assessment of the East Side of Area B and Test of Site 35DO478, Milltown Hill Reservoir, Douglas County, Oregon
  7. photocopy; maps; blueprint REMARKS:"The enclosed report represents the result of a careful investigation of the properties, activities and business of the Douglas County Light and Water Company, made by our Home Office oeprating organization...." [from cover memorandum, signed by Paul B. McKee].; This is a duplicate copy for the Research Library's Use Collection. - report

    Paul B. McKee

    Record Type: Library

  8. directory AUTHOR:Alice Faye Ellis REMARKS:Supplement to directory of known dairies and creameries throughout Oregon, with several in towns in Douglas County. Arranged by town, with dairies listed alphabetically under each town. Dairies in Elkton, Sutherlin, and Tiller are listed in this supplement. - report

    Ellis, Alice Faye

    Record Type: Library

  9. photographs AUTHOR:Marianne Kadas REMARKS:Created in 1985, the Mill-Pine Historic District is a residential area near the Roseburg railroad shops. This report is a copy of the final nomination form submitted to place the Mill-Pine District on the National Register of Historic Places. It includes a copy of City of Roseburg Resolution No. 84-45, "A Resolution Endorsing the Concept of the Mill-Pine Street Historical District". - report

    KADAS, MARIANNE

    Record Type: Library

  10. photographs; typescript One copy in Halon Room, Range E, Shelf 4. One loose copy in Halon Room, Range E, Shelf 4, L Box 404. AUTHOR:Ella Mae Young REMARKS:Report prepared by Ella Mae Young, nominating the Gardiner historic district to the National Register of Historic Places. This report was part of the nomination application, which was approved at the County and State [SHPO] level, but was rejected at the national level in 1993. The nomination was to be revised for resubmission in 1994. - report

    Young, Ella Mae

    Record Type: Library

    Gardiner, Douglas County, Oregon, A Historic surveyed and researched
  11. illustrations; map; photographs AUTHOR:Britton Weaver REMARKS:Walking tour of buildings in downtown Roseburg. Index map shows street locations of buildings discussed in tour. This copy has pencilled changes in some of the notes, but there is no indication who made the changes. All marks are known to have been made before August 1991. INSCRIPTION:On first page: 'Daniel R., / Here is a copy of my walking tour that you were asking about. I hope you enjoy it. / Brit Weaver / 5-3-84" - report

    Weaver, Britton

    Record Type: Library

    Roseburg Historic Walking Tour
  12. report; bibliography REMARKS:College research paper discussing the Chinese presence in Roseburg, Oregon. According to an undated item from the Roseburg News-Review (photocopied and included at the end of the paper), the author was one of 6 winners of history awards at Oregon State University for this paper on Chinese in Roseburg. - report

    Toy, Carl F.

    Record Type: Library

  13. illustrations AUTHOR:Terry Terrell REMARKS:Research report on the blockhouse of the U.S. Army's Fort Umpqua. The researcher offers evidence that the photograph often cited as the Fort Umpqua blockhouse was actually taken at Fort Orford, Oregon Territory. The blockhouse was subsequently dismantled and moved to Fort Umpqua. - report

    Terrell, Terry

    Record Type: Library

    Military Blockhouse, Fort Umpqua O.T; Fort Orford O.T..
  14. illustrations; glossary REMARKS:ABSTRACT: Preferences of executives, foresters, and biologists of the Pacific Northwest Research Station and executives, District Rangers, foresters, engineers, and biologists of the Pacific Northwest Region, National Forest System (USDA Forest Service), were compared for various thinking styles. Hermann brain dominance profiles from 230 scientists and managers were drawn from Forest Service archives. Results showed that employees used diverse thinking styles: 24 different profiles were found and employees used 21 of 24 available adjectives to describe their own styles. all occupational groups preferred a comgination of analytical and integrative thinking. Engineers had the highest score for analytical thinking; District Rangers had the lowest. District Rangers had the highest preference for feeling-based, interpersonal thinking; engineers had the lowest. Research biologists and executives had low preference for detailed, sequential thinking. Research executives had less preference for interpersonal thinking than management executives. Implications for the agency are discussed. - report

    Andrew B. Carey

    Record Type: Library

    Cognitive styles of Forest Service scientists and managers in the Pacific Northwest
  15. bibliography; maps AUTHOR:Alexy SimmonsüMichael A. GallagherüStephan E. Matz REMARKS:Report of archaeological excavations conducted at the area now [1995] occupied by the Roseburg Urban Sanitary Authority. This area included the site of Sylmon Valley School. - report

    SIMMONS, ALEXY

    Record Type: Library

    Archaeological Evaluation of the Orchard Site 35D0274 and the Sylmon Valley School Site 35D0275, Roseburg, Oregon
  16. REMARKS:"ARGUS is a collections management system and MUSE is a membership and development system developed by Questor Systems, Inc." [from title page]. This manual is for system administrators, and describes technical procedures such as backing up the database, checking for data corruption, adding new users, and related administrative procedures. The spiral-bound manual is updated by a series of Questor Systems Tech Bulletins that discuss specific procedures not addressed in the original manual.; This document is shelved in the regular book collection of the Research Library. - report

    Record Type: Library

  17. Report; charts; maps, color; poem REMARKS:Economic development study performed by the Corps of Engineers for the Roseburg Chamber of Commerce, advocating development of water-based transportation from Roseburg to Reedsport. INSCRIPTION:"To Roland Parker, County Agent / Compliments Roseburg Chamber of Commerce" [At head of cover] - report

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; G.E. Carlson

    Record Type: Library

    Report on Survey of Umpqua River, Oregon, from Scottsburg to Roseburg ; for the Roseburg Chamber of Commerce
  18. bibliography; glossary; maps 2 copies REMARKS:"The Forest Land and Resources Management Plan guides all natural resource management activities and establisheds management standards and guidelines for the Siuslaw National Forest. It describes resource management practices, levels of resource production and management, and the availability and suitability of lands for resource management." [from the Introduction, p. I-1] - report

    Record Type: Library

    Land and Resource Management Plan for the Siuslaw National Forest, Pacific Northwest Region
  19. bibliography AUTHOR:Northwest Forest Resource Council REMARKS:Spiral-bound report.; "A paper which describes the current situation and outlook for the forest products industry in the Northwest" [on title page]. The Northwest Forest Resource Council represents the following organizations: Associated Oregon Loggers, Douglas Timber Operators, Helicopter Logging Association, Northwest Forestry Association, Northwest Independent Forest Manufacturers Association, North West Timber Association, Oregon Forest Industries Council, Southern Oregon Timber Industries Association, Washington Contract Loggers Association, Western Wood Products Association, and Western Forest Industries Association. - report

    Northwest Forest Resource Council

    Record Type: Library

    Spotted Owls, Old Growth and the Economy of the Northwest
  20. bibliography; glossary REMARKS:"The proposed action describes a land allocation plan for management of 16,556 acres in the Marys Peak Subunit located in Benton County, Oregon, and 1,160 acres in the Dallas Watershed Subunit licated in Polk County, Oregon. These subunits compose Siuslaw National Forest Planning Unit Number Two." [from DESCRIPTION OF ACTION on SUMMARY SHEET]. - report

    Record Type: Library

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