The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-29
GOVERNOR BONE NAMES MEN FOR
 GAME WARDENS


 Governor Bone has made the ap- pointment of eight game wardens for Alaska, there still being a vacancy in the Copper river and White river valleys which will soon be filled, the candidates for this office being John Pitcher and James Brown
 The complete list of appointments as announced by the governor, all of which became effective September 1, except where vacancies exist. follows:
 FIRST DIVISION
 A. D. Rutherford. Ketchikan Oreap- pointmenD, for the district between Dixon Entrance and Frederick sound Wright Wenrch, Juneau; Frederick sound to Yakutat
 SECOND DIVISION
 John Hancock, Nome; lower Yukon, Seward peninsula and east to Ruby in the Fourth division.
 THIRD DIVISION
 Henry C. Dohrmann, Anchorage. Susitna and Matanuska valleys along government railroad to the Broad pass
 George G. Cotter. Seward; Seward and immediately contiguous territory. southern coast of Kenai peninsula to Seldovia and to East Forelands. and coast of Alaska peninsula from Tyo- nek to Unalaska.
 Charles H. Hill, Cordova; from Cor dova to Chitina and to Valdez and westward to Latouche.
 An additional warden for the Cop per river and White river valleys is yet to be named and the appoint ment is expected to be made shortly.
 FOURTH DIVISION
 L. F. Protzman. Fairbanks (re-ap- pointment previously announced); north of Yukon and Panama rivers and along government highway to McCal. lum, west to Ruby and territory em- bracing Eagle and Circle.
 J. NJ. Burrows. Nenana, (reappoint- menD; south on the government railroad to Broad Pass. theuce to Lake Hinchumini thence to Ruby and south of the Yukon river from Ruby to Ne mana.
 Alexander Hately, McGrath; Kusko- Iyt, oil 4-f butaries to the Kuskokwim river.
 Charles McGrath. of Sitka. continues as native warden, his duties covering the vicinity of Sitka only
 SOME RE-ARRANGEmENT
 The announcements indicate that there has been some encouragement of districts in the interior. The Eagle district. R. F. Steel, warden has been consolidated with the Fair banks district and given to MT. Protz- man. The vacancy thus left in the list of wardens was filled by the ere ation of a new district covering the Kuskokwim. MT. Healey being made warden.
 On the list of appointments is the name of Charles Brown, ST. of Nome. as special officer for the suppression of liquor traffic for the Second divi- sion. whose appointment was an nounced recently One other special officer remains to be appointed. in the rINts- are also ex.officio game wardens and are expected said the governor, to work in close cooperation with the game warden force.
 REAL SERVICE REQUIRED
 In choosing game wardens. it was stated, the governor was guided not the executive offices, but also, by personal inquiries conducted for some days. His aim was to appoint men who are interested in the preserva- tion and propagation of game and who will stand ready to enforce the game laws.
 The number of wardens is entirely inadequate to cover the territory, but the men chosen will be expected to ex- ercise the closest possible supervision and to give their entire time to their duties. In no case will mere perfume tory service be accepted or tolerated. In outlining and arranging the work for the coming year, it is proposed to