The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-24
NEWS From WARRINGTON.

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NEWS From WARRINGTON,
b., W.. n. Reynolds of Boulder has been
appointed civil engineer in the Depart
ment Of Agriculture.
Treasurer Charles H. Treat has re-
signed. TO- take effect In October No
successor has been chosen SO far as
known. . ... ,,-u !'.,., ~.
1.-The Senate finance committee at
Washington has maintained In the tar
iff bill the rates on collars and cuffs
provided In the present law.
-. Secretary Ballihger etnphatically de-
nies that he intends to resign. Ball
niger is confined to his room on ac-
count OF throat trouble
Shipbtilders in this country will
hereafter be allowed to build. their
ships from foreign materials imported
free. This will enable our shipyards
to. ienter. into competition with the
world in making battleships and 9th
er vessels.
The application of j.. W. Catidill.
Oscar Thompson. R. Wright. r.. +.
Love and A. ]. Scaff to organize the
First National Bank Of Lovington, N.
NJ. with $25,000 capital, has, been, ap-
proved by the comptroller Of the cur
renty..ii '''''f''' '<+ ''' .''''
Postmaster General Hitchcock has
issued an order providing that, here
hon hn
any surety company which shall cost
more than thirty-five per cent: in ex-
cess Of the, rate Of premium charged
for a like bond in 1905. ''''is
= Secretary u the I1hteriot Ballinger
having been given hiss clean ,ibiA Of
health by President Taft in regard to
the Cunningham coaI entry leases and
conservation policies, In general, will
proceed to the. long-promised. oyer
hauling Of the Reclamation Service.
The fee fbr'regtstratiun of mar will
be increased from 8 to. 10 cents after
November, I. 1909. according to an or
DEF signed BY Postmaster General
Hitchcock. The maximum indemnity
allowed for loss OF registered articles
has also been increased from S25. to
$50 by the order.
The postoffices ut Arvada, 2Goldfield
and Yuma, Colorado. have been, ad-
vanced from fourth class to presiden-
tiai grade. and THE Salaries Of the
postmasters fixed at $1s
600, $1.100 and $1,000. Taos, New
Mexico. is advanced and the salary
is fixed at $1,000..s..A AZ, ! -,d,,;e
With a full-fledged forest, expert.
ment station high up on Pixies Peak,
in, addition to- the one at Flagstaff,
Ariz., the, forest service will endeavor
to minimize the injury resulting from
mistaken practices IN its domain. An
outline of the proposed work at these
stations was made, public today. Al
ready the feasibility Of artificial re-.
generation Of pine forests BY planting
and sowing is being. tested q "A de.
tailed study Of natural and artificial
regeneration Of such trees as Douglas
fir, Englemann spruce and the 3dni-
pers is planned, also. Tests will be
conducted with a view of introducing
trees superior To- the native growth
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The new tariff board, which was re-,
Gently appointed by the President un.
der authority Of section . of the tariff
act Of; August. 5. 1909. probably will
hold Its first meeting in Washington
within the next ten days for the puiir..
pose, Of outlining a working plan oi
operations. ... , ..;.f..
Theodore Roosevelt, hunting in the
Myeru district, has Killed bull eeiies..
phant with good tusks.! Kermit Roose.
welt hes been hunting Independently
at Guaso Nyiro and has been success!
full, bagging five lions. and three buf.
falo. He has nov started out Gle,
phant hunting. Mr.. Roosevelt will
move ON to Guasu Nyifo to. Join his
son as soon as. the skin. iof his bull
elephant has been preserved.
Additional appointments of census
supervisors by President Taft were an
nounced by Census Director Durand.
Herbert J. Baird, lawyer. has been
selected as supervisor for the Second
Colorado district. He has had previous
experience in census work. The Third
Colorado district will be under the di.
rection OF Charles F. Hamlin Of Sa.
Ida, Colorado. registrar Of the United
States land office at his home. So