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MAINTENANCE; II. "K. HAMMOND. / 



SILVICULTURE. O. M. RUTLKK assistant district forester; D. M. 

 LANG, lumberman : QUINCY HANDLES, forest examiner. 



W. H. LONG, consulting pathologist, Albuquerque, N. Mex. 



GRAZING. JOHN KERR, assistant district forester ; E. N. KAVANAGH, 

 inspector of grazing. 



STUDIES. R. R. HILL, grazing examiner. 



LANDS. FRANK C. W. POOLER, assistant district forester; MORTON 

 M. CHENEY and FRANK K. ANDREWS, national forest examiners. Clas- 

 sification : REX KING, forest examiner. Entry surveys: R. P. A. JOHN- 

 SON, C. A. LONG, and LEE C. DAVES, surveyors. 



ENGINEERING. RALPH R. RANDELL, district engineer. 



MAPS AND SURVEYS. W. H. GILL, in charge. 



EXPERIMENT STATION. / 



Fort Valley, Coconino National Forest. G. A. PEARSON, forest examiner, 

 in charge. Flagstaff, Ariz. 



NATIONAL FORESTS. 



Apache. FREDERLC WINN, forest supervisor, Springerville (P-WF). 



Coconino. JOHN^D. GUTHRIE, forest supervisor, Flagstaff (WU, P- 

 WF) ; Gordon T. Backus, forest examiner. 



Chiricahua-Coronado. DON P. JOHNSTON, forest supervisor, Tucson 

 (WU-WF) ; Robert J. Selkirk, deputy forest super- 

 visor. % 



Crook. T. T. SWIFT, forest supervisor, Safford (WU-WF). 



Prescott. J. C. MCNELTY, acting forest supervisor, Prescott (WU-WF). 



Sitgreaves. PAUL P. PITCHLYNN, forest supervisor, Snowflake (P-WF). 



Tonto. W. II. GODDAUD,, forest supervisor, Roosevelt (WU-WF) ; J. H. 

 Sizer, deputy forest supervisor. 



Tusayan. HAROLD GREENE, forest supervisor, Williams (WU, P-WF) ; 



George W. Kimball, forest examiner. 



GRAND CANYON NATIONAL MONUMENT. T. EARL WYLDER, dep- 

 uty forest supervisor, Grand Canyon (WU, P-WF). 



NEW MEXICO. 



Alamo-Lincoln. CHARLES H. JENNINGS, forest supervisor, Alamogordo 

 (WU-WF) ; James A. Scott, deputy forest supervisor. 



Carson. RAYMOND E. MARSH, forest supervisor, Taos (WU-G) ; E. S. 

 Barker, deputy forest supervisor. 



Chiricahua. See Arizona. 



