The evening herald., 1921-02-14
FOREST SUPERVISORS
OPEN A FIVE DAY
SESSION IN CITY
Problems Touching on
Federal Management
Are Discussed

IN, fourth annual supervisors
meeting and allotment conference OF
tile southwestern district Of the for
,u service opened a five days season
in the federal court uOom this morn
ing with an address, Food For
Thought" by Frank 9 w. Poolor
district forester who acted as ohair.
man of the meeting. a suporNiSors
caucus was held to select several
committees.
The afternoon session which ppcu-
,d 40 80 o'clock was devoted to the
general subject Of Forest Manage
mont" Raymond Il. Marsh. assist
ant district forester. gave a talk on
The Forestry Program, What is Go.
ing ON IN the Nntion at Large and
What HAS Been Done and Planned
n Arizona and New Mexico" \ gem
riul discussion OF the program 10y the
euuvrNisors followed,
vi. Marsh also Introduced the sub
ly,t. Management Plans and Policy
Statements FOR discussion G.. II
HtCkus II the Santa Fc nation
al forest spoke on stump Appraia-
ais. How They can Bc Simplificd.'
Dr Pearson OF the Fort Valley cN-
pertinent station spoke ON brush
disposal and Reproduction Other
discussions were on Timber sales.
search.
Tomorrow will bee devoted to dis
russiuu uT grazing on tn" national
fur,.ff the officials meeting win
rsufcacutatiVcs Of the cattle ant
.h,,p usApciations OF both New Mex
leo ana Arizona. The appraisal nj
th, national forest ranges viii be thi
chief subject under discussion AT ih'
morning session, at which time III,
faalH In
th, arriving at the value oi th'
range. in the southwest.
Tur forest service officials attnnd'
trg "a, meeting from the southNcs
torn district are: From the Aphch'
national forest OF SpringerVillc. AtlH.
a. 4 S,lkirk. supervisor aud ~ "
Nugb' deputy supervisor; from th'
'uruuiup forest or Fiassiaf' AriH'
f. "a Muller. supui visor. j, \. Adlina
and f. Il lasscl, forest examiners
from On, Coronado forest of Tucson
,ril o. g. Calkius supervisor ano
T. L. " Gruhb, deputy supervisor
f.prt the Crook forest of Stafford
NIa a. r. swift, supervisor, IRON
tu. Prescott forest. oI Prescott, Ariz.
n E.sl Wales supervisor ana Rnb'
,r Munro. forest examiner; from th'
stprrayes forest ot snowflake. ATE.
T. e. Ituyt. supurvisor. from th'
H. Goddard. supervisor and j. "
Sll.r deputy supcrN lsur; from th'
Tufluu forest James \ scott, sup
rNl.Hr and q. W. kimhall t"r'r
,sumiry. from the carson forest %
Taos. IS g.. Y. ". luyvrdgc. super
visor and q. Il. pwirc, deputy sup
.ru,l..r from th" Dutil forest. 4"
NuEG.l,uu N. NJ A. u, Huugli-
uu,rtiiur uud Stanley Wilson for
r-J examiner. from the ella forest
pt ~Uyor city. y NJ Frodu.iUk VIM
..u,.,lsnr and l.. i. Putsch. dcpuV
.uuurllsul. from the Lincoln Torres
O.. Aamugurdo, y NJ, -. Fred Arthur
.lp..,t-ur and Is -. kartClnot
Jur..s -uucryisur. from the Manzan
forces. 90: Albuquerque. Ward Shtp
I.rI .Hu,ryisou and g. II kissh u
forrest cNumuor; from the SANTA +
lprrs. FRANK ~ Andrew, supervise
aud 3 e. dc camp deputy supervise
sud George u Buckus. forest exam
uvr
From these officials were appoint
90 euu,ruI committees ON forest man
ug,u,uf operation. grazing lands an
,uglu.#UuE and special committee
rt wort. ulaus. personnel ratings am
lt.tI..u' policy. Thrs. committee
san .s.. up tho proceedings oi IN
,aa. convention and az the end u
tn. wruk viii make recommendation
tIuu- th,ar lines tu the district FOR
,'.r Tine recommendation, II az
rI...I tt him. viii become a pat
U go, district work proEtau Tor "a
'"nirr year