The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-12
|RTR|CT FOREST
HEADS IN SESSION
,oeryisors of National Re-
ssreS and Assistants Hold
inc Annual Convention.
Ink BEING DISCUSSED
/ BY DEPARTMENT EXPERTS
Inv Pleasant Social Affairs
I IN Honor of the Visiting
Delegates.
The Tribune.

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kcpEN, Jan. i1.-Subjects dealing
q avery phase OF the work which is
~ done In the United States forestry
Lsrment, and suggestions OF untold
r.st 10 the large number OF delegates
Irdinr the first annual convention OF
supervisors and their assistants in
fourth district OF the forest service
government, are being discussed
ne leading men OF each department
|Sss delegates here are enthusiastic
IL the work which Is being accom-
Ss.d and say that the opportunity
,baTnng certain things about the for
IL work has never before been placed
[sasiIv at their disposal.
rsery branch OF the forest service is
"a considered by men who are thor
-ky conversant with their depart
Is, and some OF the papers which
a been read have received much com
'rdation from the delegates. One OF
most important OF the forestry
inches was eXhaustively treated today
excellent oad sP2 PaPs5y 9y tbs 6e is trdgnt fGTSSt
Tins branch given TO the lifty-eight
-,siry officers who are now attending
state Agricultural college at Logan
4 spoken OF yesterday by j. e Roth
and again touched upon today in
rers read by Supervisor c. e. Smith
'ne Cache reserve and Draughtsman
p. Calvert, who read n paper on this
niect from the office point of view.
Meetings Each Morning.
he meetings are held at 10 o'clock
a morning at the forestry building,
b District Forester Clyde Leavitt pre-
rbr, The programme which was held
III follows: ''Minerl Claims" Super
I. Hurst: Comparative Value OF Land
3 the Standpoint of Forestry, Agri-
hun and Grazing as a Basis for Rec
rmendation IN June ii Reports Forest
slstant Chester 3, Morse Targhee; For
Mapping and Atlas Work" c, G.
q and Atlas Work from Office Point
View" c. p Calvert. draughtsnan;
y Laws and Policy Governing Special
q oil Forests" w. C Henderson, dis
q Law officer; 1.-The Rights and Duties
Forest Officers in Trespass Cases.
The Law That Governs. (b) To
.st Extent Policy Should Govern" j.
Laiferty, supervisor. Welser.
be delegates will be entertained to-
TOW evening at a big banquet ar
-sd in their honor by the officers of
headquarters office. While the con-
hon IS called for strictly business
Foses. already there have been many
,pnt social features given in honor
be visiting delegates.
Those in Attendance.
rnSe who are attending the conven-
from the different reserves in the
rth district arc:
Arizona.
nIoab-Jobu H. Clark. forest super
i. Kanab. Utah: Daniel X. Judd. dep
.orest supervisor. Kanah. Utah,
Idaho,
b. Charles Gray, forest ranger. Boise.
lribou-N. L. Smell. forest supervisor;
n. Phclan. deputy forest supervisor,
.ts H. Johnson. grazing assistant,
Laing. forest supervisor;
b a. Pearson, deputy forest supervis-
A. Bersn. forest super
xmhi--C. /. Huddle. forest supervisor:
.es J.. Pelton. deputy forest super
linidoka-Wllllam Mccoy forest SUI
visor; Kills &. Eckbo. forest agent; I.
Peters. forest ranger. Oakley.
b; Carl B. Arenston, deputy forest su-
IsstilIomJ. +. Bruins. acting forest
,s!ylsor. 4. l.. Brewer, forest assistant,
ea,eo.
NJ Ryan. acting forest
-srisor, +, T. Mclean. forest assist
salmon.
AEtooth-C. y. Woods. forest super
~; II. G. McPheters. deputy forest su-
Tror; Frank j. RYDER, c. p. wilbur.
Haley.
.h,ghee-Dayid Barnett. forest super
~; L. G. FogEe, forest ranger st.
ltony
larghee-C -CPalisade). Dan :. Pack. for
Supervisor, G. 4. Beam, forest ranger,
Anthony.
Eclscr--J. b. Lafferty. forest super