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The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE AIMS
COLORADO IRRIGATION LEADS
Training Of Students for Condition
Peculiar to This Section


Peculiar to This Section
DR.. Charles A. Lory. president of
the Agricultural college. was a
speaker before the Denver Traffic
club on Thursday of last week, max
ing an address which was heartily
applauded. Among other things Dr,
Lory said:
Our agricultural college must be
a Colorado agricultural college. Colo
RADIO has conditions peculiar to itself
and an agricultural college on ,ne
lines of those of humid states will
not meet the requirements of the
semi-arid west.
Colorado leads in irrigation. both
in extent and AS science, and it is
the duty OF its agricultural college
to take the lead in the training OF
its citizens and its young men TO
meet the conditions peculiar to TINS
region.
1T will be the aim of the Asrl-
cultural college to train those VINO
come to II for the work OF develop
ing this vast region. With BACK
bone of mathematics. English ana
science, it will attempt to teach
practical irrigation. work in SOILS
stock Judging and theselection OF
seeds.
"Seventy-five per cent of the grad
yates will go back to the iariiS
equipped for their problems. Wheh
anyone wants man for the bulin'hs
of n niece of road, the draining OF u
niece of land of the eradication OF u
plant disease the Agricultural COZ
lege should have man for the
work.
This college has already done
magnificent work in some lines anu
we shall attempt to increase It's uS'~
fulness. We hope to see agricu''u'e
taught in the public schools, where
the boys and girls will not only lear"
many of the essentials for thei'Sc'
ves. hut will also awaken their pal
ents to something of realizat'""
of the possibilities within tne''
reach. ,.,,.,
"It is our wish that we may nav
YOUR cooperation and the co-ope'S
tion of everyone within the s'a'e ~
making Colorado Agricultural COZ
lege n leader OF its type
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
COUNTY SUPERIN.
TENDENTS MEET
THE TWENTY.FIFTH ANNUAL
session Opened Last Friday Mt the
State Normal School

The twenty-fifth annual session OF
the county superintendents associa-
ton opened at the high school assem-
bly room at the State Normal last
Friday with practicany every county
n'the state represented. The morn
ing train. on which most of the dele
gates arrived, was an hour late and
the morning program was retarded
for that length of time. The local
reception committee. headed by Sup
erintendent Harrison, met the dele
gates and provided conveyances to
take them to the Normal.
The program opened with music
by Miss Mary Kendel and the in
vocation by the Rev. D. D. Forward.
Mayor Houston delivered one OF
his characteristic addresses OF well
come. His audience always feels
That his words are not mere idle
expression framed for the occasion
but that the executive and the peo
pie he represents do in reality well
come strangers and with a spirit o
brotherly hospitality rather than a
sentiment of commercialism, which
is always evident in larger city
The response was given by ]. NJ
Madrid of Las Animas county, who
is president of the association.
The organization of new district
| in semi-arid counties was an inter
esting subject by N. Conner Jones
who demonstrated the great accom-
plishments in the dry land regions
The main feature of the session
was the paper of Katherine NJ. Cook
state superintendent of public in
struction on recent progress of edu
cation in Colorado.
The afternoon program include
a trip to the much renowned bee
and spud fields in the vicinity G
Greeley. Autos and carriages wer
provided for the purpose and tn
visitors were astonished with tn
great gardens of the former deser
Headquarters are at the Camfiel
hotel, where a dinner was serve
at O'Clock in honor of the visitin
superintendentS
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
C,torrh Cannot BE Cured

with Local APPLICATIONS, as they
VIII Wiz r1ach the seat OF the disease.
.,tnrrh is n blood or constitutional
I;srnsr' and in order to cure 1T you
must take internal remedies: Han :
e,u1,rrh cure is taken internally, ana
"" va 'i1i'r,rtiv on the blood and mucous
NJ ',,,.ro,,rs Halls Catarrh Cure is not
n aWack medicine, II was prescripe,a
ny w. fnr ycars and liz n regular pre-
eo,uInnttjiSn ii is composed OF the best
Sntcs known combined with the nn best tns
plu"u surfnccs The perfect COM
mmS9iHn mtmnSotinn of the two ingredients is what
u,,rnd,ic"s such wonderful results In
dpuiring Catarrh. Send for testimonials
fr''r r. j. CHENEY 4 co. Props.
Toledo, Ohio
Sold hv druggists; price 'oc. ..,
rake Halls Family Pil's FOR consti l.
patton.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
ROBERT II. BIRD, M. R.C. v. S.
VETERINARY SURGEON sad DENTIST.
0esslsy. Colo
Licensed Practitioner Under tho state Laws
Ofics at Van Sis<ls's f.tv.rv
Mondays Court News

NOHuby y SouTt >cWS
Six drunks was the sum total OF
Mondays celebration. Nearly all OF
these were picked up last night after
the storm.
Henry O'Connor was contuma-
cious offender and got soaked m
three different charges which total
$50 and costs. He was short about
that amount and was sent into limbo
for reflection. Dan Ballenger was not
only drunk but exceedingly mean and
his fine was raised to $25 on that ac-
count He is trying to arrange to
pay it on the instalment plan.
Arthur Mashburn. Charles Pace,
c. f. Anderson and John Garnett
got $40 each and an innocent party
came around and paid the price OF
their liberty. George Weber denied
that he was drunk and will be tried
this afternoon.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
THINK ATTEMPT
MADE TO KlDNAP
CIOUGH FAMILY APPREHENsIVE
Suspicious Actions OF Two Strangers
Reported to Police

What is believed to be an attempt
to kidnap Albert Clough. the s. year,
old son of ]. T. Clough. the furni-
ture man of Greeley. has been dis
covered, and while no arrests have
been made, the police have the de-
stription of the suspect and sharp
lookout is being kept.
The first attempt was made sever
n days ago. when the boy, his moth
er, his sister and a maid were hav-
ing picnic dinner on the banks OF
the Poudre river five miles from
town. The boy was some distance
rom the rest of the party when
he was approached by two we'll
dressed men, who offered to buy
him candy and ice cream II he would
come for ride with them. Their
horse and buggy were waiting near
by.
Although they offered the boy eV-
ery inducement. he became right
cred and ran back to his mother
nd sister, to whom he told the story
The men left in great haste.
few days later the same men
acre seen lingering in the neighbor-
hood of the Clough residence on Nor
NAL hill. They were identified by
both the maid and one of the boy S
sisters.
The Cloughs have kept the mat
ter very quiet. partly because they
wished to avoid publicity and partly
because they hoped to catch the men
ard have them placed under arrest.
The strain and the anxiety have prov
ed too much for Mrs. Clough, ana
tbe matter was reported to the po-
lice last night.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
Proper Treatment for Ipysentcry "h'
NArrINasR

The great mortality from dysen-
terry and diarrhoea is due to iack
of proper treatment Mt the nrs'
stages of the disease. Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea kem-
edy IL II reliable and efrectual meal
cine, and when given in rcasohapie
time will prevent any dangerous con
sequences. It has been In use 'oi
many years and has always uie'
with unyaryjng success. For sale
by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
.,,,,r l.St Regulator

We promise to return every w.,
paid us for Rexall Orderlies u
fail to satisfactorily relieve CONF
notion They are eaten like eahus =
are particularly good for u'll.r, ,yn,
persons and children, do not s,W
mr. cause nausea. and may De ,a",'
Mt any time of day or night W''"v W.,
.any inconvenience whateN'' M
wnnt Won to try Rexall order'l's "
our risk because we are ,i.ss
they will do as we claim. Two nrn,
1Oc and 25c. II, Reynolds '7
Co. the RcXall store
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
No., EIsb for Boyd

Another consignment OF nsh Ia "a
the government hatchery reacneu ',',
Boyd lake Tuesday. the cans ~"
aimed $4,000 black bass hn"e hlah,"e :
$4,000 in all and another lV'oIu
we're taken to the Seven Lakes, ~
fow veurs from now there VIII po
,,,au,, ,f fishing in these waters
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
Two More RESERVOIRS

King & Nicholas. two gentlemen
from north of Num-, have filed maps
for a couple of small reservoirs To-
Gated in the Chalk Bluffs country.
Their combined capacity is about
two and a half million feet and they
expect to fill them from spring.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

The ladies of the missionary So
c,ety of the Baptist church will meet
n, 2:3O O'Clock Thursday afternoon
nt the home OF Mrs. w. G. Chappe-
low. corner OF Sixth street and
Eighth avenue.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

Carl Sanborn, Mr.. Turner and C.
o. Harris had a narrow escape from
injury Sunday evening. They we're
enroute for Denver In the auto and
not far from the city. the auto went
over an embankment and turned
turtle in a ditch. When the occu-
pants woke up they found themselves
under the auto in foot and half
o! water and mud.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
CONTEST NOTICE
Contest No. 6424 Serial No. ez0
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
United States Land Once

Denver. Colo. Nav IA, 1909
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this office by Sadie Z.
Williams. contestant. against Home
stead Entry No. 25561. for NE Quarter
Section 10, Township 10 N, Range 81
w. 6th Principal Meridian. by Mont
gomery Broy contestee. in which II 10
alleged that said Montgomery Broy
failed to establish a residence upon said
land within SIX months from the date
of entry: that he departed this life on
August 3. 1908. and from date Of entry
to date of his death was. continually
absent from said land and during his
life made no improvements on said
land that since his death none OF his
heirs have established residence upon
nor cultivated any portion of said land;
that all Of said heirs have been absent
months prior thereto: the names of said
heirs and their residertces are: Mrs;
Montgomery BrOy. Ewing, Mo-: Daniel
Rroy. Ewing. Mo-: Charles Broy. Ewing,
Mo; James Broy, Ewing. Mo-; Robert
Broy. Ewing. Mo-; Mollie Johnson. Ault.
Colorado. and George Broy, Ault. Colo
RADIO. C. ID. FORD. Register.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

The members of the Methodist
choir were entertained Friday even
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
James CLARK. The young people met
at the church and were taken by
Mr.. Clark on tallyho ride and later
to his home where the evening was
spent with games on the lawn. Re-
freshments OF strawberries and cake
we're served.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
Mrs. Patrick Bready and daugh

Mrs. Patrick Bready and daugh-
ter. Tessie. will leave this week for
san Francisco, where they will make
their home. Mr.. Bready and Donald
went few months ago. MIR. Bready
has gone into business there. The
family will be missed in Greeley, as
they have lived here twenty-eight
Years.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
A Correction

Although all records were broken
in the speed with which the indebt-
edness was raised Sunday on the
now Pierce church. it took a half
an hour. according to Chancellor
puchters timepiece, to raise the sum
and not fifteen minutes as stated in
the pierce special that appeared IN
,io,doy'S Tribune.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

w. s. Hall, who has been visiting
his brother. T. j. Hall. left We'd
nesday for his home In Corning. la.
MIR. Hall will go into business with
his brother in Greeley and Is return
ing to Iowa for his family.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

A. L. Lindner has returned from
his eastern trip. Mr.. Lindner will
assume charge of the Home Electric
Light 4 Gas company the first OF
the month. He has now engaged q
number OF men to start on the re-
pairs of the starch factory to be
ready for the fall output.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

Mrs. Max Arlitt and Mrs. Freda-
rick Sutor OF Austin. Tex, arrived
here Thursday for visit with Mrs.
charles Won Rosenberg. The first
lady is sister and the latter Ia an
aunt to Mrs. Won Rosenberg.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
Brredinr Ewes For Sale

Parties desiring to purchase breed
ing ewes. whether Mexican or grad
ed are invited to correspond with
the undersigned. j. NJ. Olguin, San
Luis, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
Mrs. J. T. Clough gave the fourtl

OF her series of garden parties at
her home Thursday evening. There
were twenty-four guests present. the
ladies' coming in the afternoon and
the husbands coming in time for the
81 read served on the lanw. The
evenings are spent with lawn tennis
and croQuet and at this season OF
the year. the garden parties are
more popular than the indoor kind.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

r. n ID Acheson OF
| nave been in Gree
/, visiting their cous-
=" "'S' James Russell
Mrs H. A. Russell
|, morning for Seattle
~ !, attend the Nationai
ue convention,
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

left Tuesday for
hsband will follow
b have been living
Months.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

b and bride OF Chi
of Mr., and Mrs. b.
few days. DR.. and
route for Seattle.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

ven of Boulder came
tne funeral of Rev.
lnd is the guest Of
pas for a few days.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

NJ. Frances. Nell
h in Denver with
hturn when the
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

Sall, who has been
Ss college, went to
tnd Will complete his
central Business col
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

arrl'hers and neice,
vafrl'hers, :, left Mon
lle' Ky h. S. Car
u'el them as far as
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

l b K kitson and
'SSes May Smith and
1 ol New York City,
K for their camp at
|''e 'hey will spend
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

Who has been To-
Is home for a visit
BIZ. and Mrs. j. w.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
! nrned Tuesday.

Mess trip around
R interests of the
hctory.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
,ayn,ents,

liz payments
.slsoo"; oo";o,,srn
s,ion, nociitty. city.
leaving
residences ,so,,, m
ir Iot' cut ''o"
p,snres' s. s2s'o'
! Eaton ditch. ditch
kiict' kfts,' Must sell
life insuralhlo.t, ll y,
4 insurance "'
Ind back IL il up
~ .,I real estate.
(lss 'a Horn Basin
kNE -.
France Dealer
rley, Colo
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

Erater and Anita
bu attended the
hptials Wednesday
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

ID, who has been
lie Hutchinson. re
e in Denver We'd
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

bperated upon for
Joseph S hospital
ay and is doing
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

n returned from
he has spent the
Ilting relatives.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

Denver is the
n NJ. DeVotie,
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

1 store is con-
Knee sale that is
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

bnch arrived here
suest of Mr.. ana
walt.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

(ns of Lincoln.
|uncle, j. A, Per-
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

a,es Friday lor
Glen Haven
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

Losworth OF Fort
ey Thursday
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

bt.ages' @-'
Eaton diteh, da,
Icres, ,STst sssil. |
ma insurance
! ii Insurance at
md back il up
s9ss Fssl FsorS Ss'Bsasiu Basin
ONE
rance pea'''
eley, Colo
,4--I-+i-l-i3I
.-++s-++-E+|
went to Den
her brother
esworth of Fort
ey Thursday
eyes Friday Tor
Il Glen Haven
store is con-
nee sale that is
Denver is the
H. NJ DeVo'ie'
ms Of Lincoln
uncle, J A. Per
Inch arrived here
guest of Mr.. and
walt.
as returned from
he has spent the
iting relatives.
operated upon for
Josepb's hospital
ay and is doing
Is, who has been
e Hutchinson. re
e in Denver We'd
rrater and Anita
pn attended the
uptials Wednesday
who has been To-
4 home for a visit
BIZ. and Mrs. j. w.
VI. Frances. Nell
n in Denver with
hturn when the
armed Tuesday.
Mess trip around
interests of the
tctory.
left Tuesday for
lsband will follow
b have been living
nonths.
b and bride OF Chi
OF Mr., and Mrs. b.
few days. DR.. and
route for Seattle.
ven of Boulder came
The funeral of Rev.
lnd is the guest OF
nas Tor a few days.
Sall, who has been
ss college, went to
nd will complete his
Fentral Business col
arrlthers and neice.
IEarrl'hers, :, left Mon
|''e' Ky h. S. Car
lnled them as far as
T. K Kitson and
Uses May Smith and
ol New York City.
I 'oT their camp at
''e they will spend
s. h D Acheson OF
nave been in Gree
:, visiting their cous-
!. Mrs. James Russell
'''S' II. A. Russell.
morning for Seattle.
attend the National
Z convention.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Brown University and wesleyan
University will receive $4,000 each by
the will of the late John NJ. Gould. Just
filed at the probate court at Newton.
Mass. other public institutions to ben
eft by the will are East Greenwich. Il.
l., Academy. $1,000; Westborough In
sane hospital. $1,000: Westborough Pub
lie library. $500; Methodist Episcopal
church. Newton. $500. while the tesla
tors daughter, Mrs. Caroline j. q.
Belts of New York, ana other living
relatives received nominal requests OF
So Mr.. Gould was 4 graduate of Brown.
while his father studied at the East
Greenwich Academy and Wesleyan.
The police of Manchester. n H.
were called to the home of William
Reidt H. 30 Rarr street. Wednesday
morning and placed him under arrest.
Tt is claimed that the man had been
drinking heavily and was assaulting
MS wife choking her, when his son.
Fritz, one of eight children. 10 years
of age, interfered and compelled his
father to desist from his assault. His
father then turned upon his son. and.
Selling a large carving knife. inflict-
ed a severe wound on the boys neck.
A younger child gave the alarm and
the man WAS arrested.
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The following corporations have filed
their certificates of organization at tn !
Office of the secretary of State:
The J. & A. Enrich Co. organized
at Augusta, for the purpose Of dealing
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Would Decrease Juvenile
Mortality at Fall River.
High Death Rate Not Due to
Ciiy'S Textile Industries,
EpiscopaIians at Boston Regret
Lack of Activity Against Liquor.

Boston, -\rriI 2N.-ltcsret that the
Episcopal CHURCH has not taken a more
consricuoUs part in the restriction Of
the Liquor traffic Was expressed by the
committee on social progress and tho
stat" of tn" church in its report sub
n.ittod t. The IZtth annual convention
Of II" GioccS" Of Massachusetts held in
the parish house OF Trinity church to
day. Tho committee expressed the
0pnlnr that there is no need for off
ference, however much christian men
may Giiior rs t. tile proper measure
for reform. 1t regretted that in The
great waive Of successful lnta@oniSm To-
the saloon which has swept over Amer
ia, rhurohlnem Gtpiscopaliansl hay"
net taken 4 moro conspicuous part and
thot tie cilurch'S prestige has suffered
in consequence Of an overturned con
SorvatiSm
The committee also considered in
FAINT mortality in textile cities, this
%thJ""t hHYing been brought to its at
t'n'j"u rs d result Of high death rate
"nonc infants in Fail Rivcr. This re
port had been prepared for the com
mite" by Prof G.. j.. a. WinSoW.
on" If Prof WnsIoW's conclusions
is that 50 far as F'sll River iS'conccrn-
I'll its high rat of infant mortality
could DC less"ncd by q better milk sup
ply He recommended The Introduction
Of w"ll-managcd milk stations fore the
state at large, day nurseries, women
visitors equipped with general
lsUoN. ledge of the hygiene Of infancy
and good milk station.
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POSITIVE CURE
FOR INDIGESTION

you have indigestion. your food
kaehts III the stomach and bowels.
"s more. ii decays. and the nu-
ouS matter which should so to
" new blood decays with it. and
leads to an impoverished condi-
VI the blood. to nervousness, bill
saess' constipation. sick headache,
breath which diseusts your friends.
ouler dlsagreeable and unpleasant
Millions
d" all TINS trouble is caused by the
'iat doesn't digest, but ferments
'iumes rots in the stomach.
W. fermentation is caused by the
a.n not being strong enough and
seN enough to thoroughly mix
,Voa With the digestive juices.
lu'NA is responsible for tens of
aus OF cures. In fact. it is such
1--WE cure for indigestion and all
aoh troubles that it is guaranteed
so"ditih & Webster to cure or
hi n 'ack. The price of a large box
o-ha tablets is 80 cents. and they
'ure to promptly relieve the worst
VI Indigestion or gastritis. Try
ana guaranteed in Waterville
~ Dorr Drug Store and in Gardi-
W Jackson Bros.
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in goods. wares and merchandise, with
$30,00O capital stock, of which nothing
is paid in The Officers are: President,
r. :. Buzzell of Augusta; treasurer, L.
j. Pike of Augusta Certificate filed
April -. 1909.
NorWalk Incandcscent Lamp Co. Or
ganiZed at Augusta. for the purpose of
manufacturing and dealing in incande.'-
cent lamps. etc. With $5o,ooo capitol
stock of which nothing is paid in. The
Officers are: President and treasurer
|. 5. Kearney OF Augusta. Certificate
filed April -. 1909.
f. r. Conant Co. organized at Au
burn, for the purpose of conducting Il
lumber business. with $4,000 capital
stock Of which nothing is paid in
The officers are: President, Charles L.
Conant Of Auburn; treasurer, Albert Fl
Conant of Auburn. Certificate filed
April rs. 1909.
Lumber Service Co. organized at
Portland for the purpose of conducting
IL lumber business, and for other pur~
poses, with $4,000 capital stock. oi
which $40 is paid in. The officers arr:
President, John r. Ridge Of Portland
treasurer, Wilhelmina A. Ridge 81
Portland Certificate flied April IS
1909
American Loom Fixture 60. organ
lied at Portland. for the purpOS" :"
manufacturing and dealing iii loon
fixtures, with $100,o00 capital stock. O
which nothing is paid III. The officer
are: President, f.. T. FenIcy of Port
land; treasurer, II. l.. cram Of Port
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ties in general. TIe is Il young man Of
splendid physique and of strict in
tcerity, and that he is possessed of the
military knowledge and judgment re
CURED by the office to which he has
been chosen has been shown by the
able and faithful manner in which he
has discharged the duties Of the Of
fees which he has already held in con
nection with the Guard.
Major Doolcy. who succeeds Col
Dill as chief of ordnance is another
able officer. He is an expert in the
knowledge ana use of the military ri
nc. and entertans keen interest in
anything pertaining thereto He en-
Joys a deserved popularity both in mill
tarv circles ana outside of them. and
that he will make an efficient chief
need hardly be said.
Cant. Elliot of Brunswick, the new
assistant chief of ordnance has had
a long association with the National
Guard OF Maine. and will no doubt
make an efficient officer in his new ca
pdcltl.
The assessment of the Maine forestry
district tax has been made up by the
ance with the provisions Of 1.-THE new
law. and Wednesday was committed
to the state Treasurer for collection
The tax is computed at the rate OF
one and half mills upon the valuation
of each lot of wild land and the amount
thus realized is $63 .94544. Said amount
will be used wholly. so far as is nee
essarv. for the protection and preven-
ton OF forest fires on the wild lands
of the State.
The amount that will be receive.
from each of the wild land counties is
as follows: Aroostoole, S16,911.S1;
Franklin. Si96304; Hancock, $1S34i3:
oxford, S4534.75: Penobscot. $5162.93
Piscatauuis. $14S2142: Somerset. St2.-
41.11; Washington. 3245.59. This mon
ey will be expended under the direction
of the State forestry department and
the amount will assure q much wider
scope of protection than ever before.
Under the law all balances of this fund
remaining unexpended at the end of
the wear will be continued in the State
treasury to the credit of the fund and
will be available whenever it is neces-
sarv for the protection of the wild land
against fire.
rny1G how o.