The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-08-07

STATE GAME AND FISH COMMITS
SIONER STEWART NAMES 70
NEW WARDENS FOR STATE-8O
OLD WARDENS RETAINED.

| Seventy three new game wardenS
were named by Commissioner Stewart
Saturday to replace seventy-three who
! were let go. Eighty of the old wardens
were retained among which were VIM.
A. Hanson, John Linklater and AL.
Hassel of Winton.
Byron G. Carlson and Thos. Denley
of this city were new wardens named
in this district which is numbered di-
| trict Is. However, the districts have
as yet not ben fully specified and the
The list of last years wardens was in
creased by sixteen in an attempt to
tighten up enforcement of game and
fish laws.
Although at present there are
twenty-one districts in the state, in
reality there are only twenty as dis
| trict nine has been consolidated re-
Gently with other districts. It is ex-
pected that Commissioner Stewart will
name the heads CT districts sometime
this week.
The list of new appointments and
those retained subject to changes in
cludes:
District eleven: New Wardens- Harry
L. Munger, Fergus Falls; Henry F.
Proehl, Alexandria; A. P. Nelson,
Evansville, and Frank Higgins, Haw-
ley Wardens retained-J. o. Waters,
Alexandria; Leonard Berggren, De-
troit Lakes; Frank A. Hill, Glenwood;
j. o. Lewis, Ottertail.
District twelve: New Wardens-Roy
Rice, Bemidji; James Niles, Laporte,
and Gordon Gulickson, Nebish. War
dens retained-Chas. Masoner, Bemid-
il; Custer Smith, Igark Rapids, and A..
M. Holt, Bagley. y
District thirteen .raNew wardens-Ed.
Watts, Crosby; fpalip Nelson, Pine
Center; Henry Swanson, Malma and
E. j. Garrety, McGrath. Wardens re-
tanned Fred Heuer, Hill City; E. F..
Brock, McGregor; A. P. Cardle, Brain
erd, and G. E. Lucas, Wahkon.
District fourteen: New wardenS-
Emil Schaeffer, Knute Bergman, Rex
R. Freeman, Alex Graham and o. A.
Decker, all of Duluth. WardenS re-
tained-H. E. Statler, Duluth; Gust
H. Johnson, Cloquet; L. H. Hansen,
Twig, via Saginaw; Chas. Kauppi, Du-
luth; August Taber, Two Harbors and
Carl R. Meyer, Moose Lake.
District fifteen-New wardenS-W.
H. Grudnosky, Two Harbors; Left
Witness, Grand Marais Wardens re-
tained-Arthur Allen, Edward Dalbeck,
George Mayhem, Chas. F. OFT, and
Arthur Johnson, all of Grand Marais.
District sixteen: New wardens-
Byron G. Carlson and T. A. Denley,
Ely; Walter Hendrickson, Tower; Fred
Rise, Biwabik; John Peil, Tower; Ray
Lamberton, ST. Paul; Frank A. Schel-
born, Brainerd. Wardens retained
VIM. A. Hanson, Winton; Ross Daugh-
erty, Crane Lake; John Linklater,
Winton; Al. Hassel, Winton and F.
w. johnson, Tower.
District seventeen wardens-
John Hillberg, Eveleth and Axel Lun-
deem, Hibbing. Wardens retained
Paul Lisowski, Eveleth; w. W. Saari
Virginia; Fred Venning, Chisholm, and
Joe Brickner, Hibbing.
District No. 10: New wardens: Err
nest E. Nyvall, Longville; Edward
Sandgren, Deer River. Wardens re-
tanned Felix Klet, Spring Lake, Julian
Wilson, Remer; j. P. Murphy, Grand
Rapids and Harvey B. Kuluvar, Bovey.
District No. 19-New wardens-Earl
Montgomery, International Falls; Vic
tor Schleppegrell, Ray. Wardens re-
fofy -
Richards, Big Falls, John A. Cline,
and G. E. Cook, International Falls,
and James Beatty, Cook.