Officials and Organizations Concerned with Wildlife Protection, 1935

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATION NO. 231

Washington, D. G. September 1935

OFFICIALS AND ORGANIZATIONS CONCERNED WITH WILDLIFE PROTECTION, 1935

Compiled by Feank G. Grimes, administrative assistant, Division of Public Relations, Bureau of Biological Survey

CONTENTS

Page Page Introduction. 1 Canadian officials and organiza- Federal officials 2 tions 14 National and international organi- Provincial officials and organizations- 15 zations 4 Newfoundland 16 State officials and organizations 6 Mexico i(5

INTRODUCTION

This publication, the thirty -fifth annual edition of the directory of officials and organizations concerned with wildlife protection, 1 is intended to meet the needs of officials charged with the administration and enforcement of game laws, and for the convenient use of persons desiring to communicate with officials and organizations concerning wildlife conditions throughout the United States and Can- ada. The directory follows the same general form of previous editions, and includes only those organizations that are national or State-wide in character. Communications concerning violations of Federal game laws should be addressed to the regional directors of the Bureau of Biological Survey in the several areas. The States embraced in the regions

, supervised by these directors are as follows No. 1 {Pacific Region).—Washington, Oregon, California, and Nevada. No. 2 (Mountain-Plains Region).—Montana, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebraska. No. 3 (Southwestern Region).—Arizona, New Mexico, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. No. 4 (West Central Region).—Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri. No. 5 (Southern Region).—Arkansas, Louisiana, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Alabama. No. 6 (East Central Region).—Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky.

1 Previous editions may be consulted at many public libraries, as follows : 1900-14, in Circulars of the Biological Survey; 1915-18, in Documents of the Biological Survey;

1919-26, in Department of Agriculture Circulars ; and from 1927 to date (with the excep- tion of 1932, when no edition was issued), in miscellaneous publications of the Depart- ment. 10262—35 M AGRICULTURE 2 MISC. PUB. 231, U. S. DEPT. OP

Virginia, West Virginia, North No. ? (Southeastern Region).—Maryland, Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. ^York, Pennsyl- No. 8 (Northeastern Region) .—The New England States, New vania, New Jersey, and Delaware. The headquarters of the various regional directors are given on States page 2. followed by the names and addresses of the United game management agents, who may also be addressed concerning violations of Federal game laws and regulations. Persons who contemplate hunting or fishing trips are advised to obtain full information concerning the hunting and fishing laws of the States they expect to visit. In practically all States these laws are published in convenient pamphlet form, and may be ob- tained upon request to the proper State game official.

FEDERAL OFFICIALS Associate Chief, Bureau of Biological Sur- vey, W. C. Henderson. Migratory Bird Conservation Commission. Chief, Division of Public Relations, Bu- [Considers and passes upon lands and reau of Biological Survey, Harold P. waters recommended by Secretary of Sheldon. for Agriculture for purchase or rental Chief, Division of Came Management, Bu- use as migratory bird refuges, and reau of Biological Survey, Stanley P. fixes the price at which such area or Young. areas may be purchased or rented.] Chairman, Secretary of Agriculture. Assistant in charge of game agents and Secretary of Commerce. refuges, Bureau of Biological Survey, Secretary of the Interior. W. E. Crouch. Key Fittman, United States Senate. Region no. 1, William M. Rush, 404 New Peter N rbeck, United States Senate. Courthouse Building, Portland, Oreg., Sam D. McReynolds, House of Represen- regional director. tatives. Came management agents: Chester C. Bolton, House of Representa- H. M. Worcester, 211 Post Office tives. Building. Berkeley. Calif. (Cali- Secretary. Rudolph Dieffenbach, Bureau fornia and Nevada). of Biological Survey. Department of Milton J. Furness, 404 U. S. Court- Agriculture, Washington, D. C. house Building, Portland, Oreg. (Oregon). Senate Special Committee on Conservation Webster H. Ransom, 415 Post Office of IVilrilife Resources. Building, Spokane, Wash. (Wash- Pittman, of Nevada. Vice Chairman. Key ington). < ' arles I.. McNary of Oregon. Region no. 2, Leo L. Laythe, 221 Custom- Peter Norbeck, of South Dakota. house, Denver, Colo., regional di- Bennett Champ Clark, of Missouri. rector. Harry F. Byrd, of Virginia. Game management agents: Josiah W. Bailey, of North Carolina. Clifford L. Fretwell. 455 Federal IT. Whi e. Jr., of Maine. Wallace Building, Secretary, Carl D. Shoemaker, 400 Sen- Salt Lake City, Utah (Utah southern Idaho). ate Office Building, Washington, D. C. and Frank Poley, 221 Customhouse, Den- House Special Committee on Wildlife Con- ver, Colo. (Colorado. Nebraska, st rvation. and southern Wyoming). Chairman. A. W. Robertson, of Virginia. Kenneth F. Roahen. Box 438, Bill- Lindsay Warren, of North Carolina. ings, Mont. (Montana). ('. V. Persons, Illinois. of Georce M. Riddick, Aberdeen, S. Dak. F. II. Hild^brandt of South Dakota. (South Dakota). Frank II. Buck, of California. Region no. 3. Don A. Gilchrist, 404 Fed- William Berlin, of Pennsylvania. M eral Building (P. O. Box 845), Al- James P. Richards, of South Carolina. buquerque, N. Mex., regional of director. Albert F. Carter, California. Game management agents: A. H. Andresen. of Minnesota. Fr-nk Clarkson, Box 1168, Houston, of Char! 3 H. Millard New York. Tex. (Texas). I eo F. Allen, of Illinois. Charles E. Gillham, Federal Build- Marvin Jones, of Texas. ing, Albuquerque. N. Mex. (Ari- S. Otis Bland, f Virginia. zona, New Mexico, and northwest !> of Sam McRoynolds. Tennessee. Texas). Roy O W odruff. of Michigan. John Q. Holmes. Box 864, Garden Secretary, James P. Stratton. room 448, City. Kans. (Kansas and Okla- House Office Building, Washington, homa). D. C. Milton IT. Boone (deputy aaent). 3120 NW. Fourteenth Street, Okla- U'::iLD STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE homa City, Okla. (Texas and 0:1a- homa Panbandles). diction extended to game and other Region no. 4. George Tonkin, Federal les by the Lacey Act, npnroved May Building, Winona, Minn., regional 1000. and the 25, Migratorv Bird Treaty director. approved :>,. Act. July 1018. both of Game management agents: which are administered throuerh the Bu- Harry Barmeier, 4047 Schollmeyer reau of Biological Survey. Washington, Avenue, St. Louis. Mo. (Missouri). 1) C] John E. Perry. Box 487, Madison, '• a! I i arc. Henry A. Wallace. Wis. (Wisconsin). Chief Bui <"/ of Biological Survey, Jay N. B. J. Shaver. 456 Brainerd Avenue, Darling. St. Paul, Minn. (Minnesota). 34923 OFFICIALS AND ORGANIZATIONS WILDLIFE PROTECTION, 193 5 3

Assistant in charge, etc. — Continued. Advisory Board—Continued. Region no. 4—Continued. William C Adams, director, division of Game management agents—Continued. fish and game, department of conserva- John Martin (deputy agent), Box tion. Albany, N. Y. 306, Peoria. 111. (Illinoi ). Brooke Anderson, 38 South Dearborn Region no. 5, Roy Moore, State College, Street, Chicago. 111. Miss., regional director. W. C. Boone, chairman, fish and game Game management agents: commission, Ottumwa, Iowa. Eugene M. Boring, Box 433, Mobile, Newell B. Cook, State fish and game Ala. (Alabama and southern Mis- commissioner, Salt Lake City, Utah. sissippi) William L. Finley, Jennings Lodge, Oreg. . Lawrence J. Merovka, Box 15, New Arthur F. Foran, president. More Game Orleans, La. (Louisiana). Birds in American, Inc., 500 Fifth Ave- Region no. 6, Daniel H. Janzen. Michi- nue, New York, N. Y. gan State College, East Lansing, J. W. Harrelson, department of con- Mich., regional director. servation and development, Raleigh, Game management agents: N. C. Stephen Creech, Bay City, Mich. O. H. Johnson, director of game and (Michigan). fish, Pierre, S. Dak. Fred Brint (acting cooperative), Syl- E. i ee JLeCompte, State game warden, vania, Ohio (Ohio north of U. S. 512 Munsey Building, Baltimore, Md. highway 30, and Michigan). S. B. Lcclie, conservation director. Izaak Region no. 7, James Silver, Biological Walton League of America, Merchan- Survey, Washington, D. C, regional dise Mart. Chicago. 111. director. Otis E. Mclntyre, Colorado Springs, Game management agents: Colo. John C. S. Boswell (acting), 107 William B. Mershon, Saginaw, Mich. West Bolton Street, Savannah, Ga. Nathan Moran, 41 Sutter Street, San (Georgia, and South Carolina Francisco, Calif. south of Santee River). Frank B. O'Connell, game, forestation, Louis A. Branchaud, Tappahannock, and parks commission, Lincoln, Nebr. Va. (Virginia and West Virginia). T. Gilbert Pearson, president emeritus, Jay V. Kelsey. Box 1366, Daytona National Association of Audubon So- Beach, Fla. (Florida). cieties, 1775 Broadway, New York, Orin D. Steele, 125 Willis Street, N. Y. Cambridge, Md. (Maryland, Dela- I. T. Quinn, commissioner of game, fish, ware, and Eastern Shore of Vir- and seafoods, Montgomery, Ala. ginia). Earl C. Smitii. Illinois Agricultural Asso- William L. Birsch. Box 47. Wash- ciation, Chicago, 111. ington, N. C. (North Carolina, and Edwin H Steedman. 1905 Kienlen Ave- South Carolina north of Santee nue, St. Louis, Mo. River). William Steinbrenner, Missoula, Mont. Herbert L. Stoddard, Sherwood Planta- >gion no. 8, Bertrand E. Smith, 310 Federal Building, Portland, Maine, tion, Thomasville, Ga. regional director. George J. Stobie, commissioner of inland Game management agents: fisheries and game. Augusta, Maine. fish, oyster Lee F. Bracket!, 310 Federal Build- William J. Tucker, game, and commission, Austin, Tex. ing, Portland, Maine (Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont). Mrs. William L. Wilson, chairman, division of conservation of natural re- P. S. Farnham, 63 McMaster Street, sources, General Federation of Owego, N. Y. (New York and Wom- Pennsylvania). en's Clubs, 1406 Barnett Bank Build- Fla. Albeit Stadlmeir, 18 Lake Place, ing, Jacksonville, Pleasantville, J. (New Jersey, N. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut). [The National Park Service administers Forester, F. A. Silcox, Forest Service. the laws for the protection of game on [The Forest Service administers big- national parks and also on the national game preserves and national monu- monuments under the jurisdiction of the ments under its jurisdiction, and coop- Department of the Interior.] erates officials with Federal and State Secretary of the Interior, Harold L. Ickes, in the enforcement of game laws on Washington, D. C. the national forests.] Director of National Paries, Buildings, and Alaska Game Commission, Juneau. Reservations, A. B. Cammerer. Wash- [Established under Alaska Game Law ington, D. C. of January 13, 1925, acts in an advisory capacity to the Secretary of UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Agriculture in the formulation of regulations for Alaska on game, birds, and [The Bureau of Fisheries administers laws land fur-bearing animals, and enforces governing interstate traffic in black bass, the law and regulations ; the executive and protecting fur seals on the Pribilof officer is the chief representative of Islands, and sea otters, walrusses, and the Bureau of Biological Survey resi- sea lions in the Territorial waters of dent in Alaska. All Federal game and Alaska.] bird reservations in the Territory are Secretary Daniel C. Roper, administered through the Biological of Commerce, Survey.] Washington, D. C. See also Alaska, page 6. Commissioner of Fisheries, Frank T. Bell, Washington, D. C. Advisory Board, Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Chairman, Lee Miles, State game and Deputy Commissioner of Fisheries. Charles fish commission. Little Rock, Ark. E. Jackson, Washington, D. C. Secretary, Scth Gordon, American Wi?d- Chief, Black Bass and Anglers Division, life Institute, Investment Building, Talbott Denmeacl, Bureau of Fisheries, Washington. D. C. Washington, D. C. :

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CANAL ZONE Association of Middle Atlantic—Continued. Vico president, Swepson Earle, Balti- [By authority of Executive orders relative more, Md. to police powers and hunting in the Secretary, C. S. Foster, game and fish Canal Zone, the Governor of the Pan- commission, Dover, Del. issued orders and regula- ama Canal has Association of Midwest Fish and Game tions concerning hunting in the Canal Commissioners. Zone.] President, John R. Folev. Wabasha. Minn. Chief of Office, the Panama Canal, A. L. Secretary, I. T. Bode, U. S. Biological Flint, Washington, D. C. Survey, Des Moines, Iowa. Executive Secretary, the Panama Canal, Association of Southern Game and Fish C. A. Mcllvaine, Balboa Heights, Canal Commissioners. Zone. President, I. T. Quinn, commissioner of game and fish, Montgomery, Ala. NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL Secretary, A. C. Heyward, 712 Pickens ORGANIZATIONS Street, Columbia, S. C. Avicultural Society of America, 40G South American Bison Society. Main Street, Los Angeles, Calif. President, Edmund Seymour, 63 Wall President emeritus, William H. Brown- ing, Street, New York City. 260 Fourth Avenue, New York City. Secretary, M. S. Garretson. New York President, Ralph A. Woods. 2468 West Zoological Park, York City. New Pico Boulevard', Los Anseles, Calif. American Fisheries Society. Secretary, P. M. Maresi, Suite 1825. 40 President, E. L. Wickliff, conservation, Wall Street, New York City. division, Department of Agriculture, Boone and Crockett Club. Columbus. Ohio. Honorary president. George Bird Grin- Secretary, Seth Gordon, 919 Investment nell. 238 East Fifteenth Street, New Building, Washington, D. C York City. American Forestry Association. President. Madison Grant, 330 Park Ave- President, Henry Solon Graves, Yale nue, New York City. School of Forestry, New Haven, Conn, Secretary. Kermit Roosevelt, 1 Broadway, Executive secretary, Ovid Butler, 1713 K New York City.

Street NW. 5 Washington, D. C. Camp Fire Club of America. Inc. American Game Conference. President, J. de C. Van Etteh, 112 Broad Chairman, Aldo Leopold, Soils Building, Street, New York City. Madison, Wis. Secretary. Frank R. Oastler. 50 Union Secretary. Seth Gordon, 919 Investment Square, New York City. Committee on Conservation of Forests Building, Washington, D. C. and Wildlife Treasurer, Marshall McLean, 350 Madi- Chairman, William B. Greeley, 150 son Avenue, York, N. Y. New Broadway. New York City. American Nature Association. Cooper Ornithological Club. President Arthur Newton Pack, Prince- Business manager, W. Lee Chambers, ton, N. J. 2068 Escarpa Drive, Eagle Rock, Sec^etarv-treasurer, Percival S. Ridsdale, Calif. 1214 Sixteenth Street, NW., Washing- Assistant. John McB. Robertson, Buena ton, D. C. Park. Calif. American Ornithologists' Union. Northern division: President, James H. Fleming, 267 Rush- President, Alden H. Miller, Museum olme Road, Toronto 4, Ontario. of Vertebrate Zoology, University Secretary. T. S. Palmer, 1939 Biltmore of California, Berkelev. Secretary. Mrs. H. Grinnell, 3016 Street NW., Washington. D. C. W. Benvenue Avenue, Berkeley, Calif. Treasurer. W. L. McAtee, Biological Sur- Southern division: vey, Washington. D. C. President, Raymond B. Cowles, de- American Society of Mammalogists, Inc. partment of biology. University of President. H. E. Anthony. American Mu- California, Los Angeles. seum of Natural History, New York, Secretary. Mrs. Laura B. Law. P. O. N. Y. Box 247, Altadena, Calif. Corresponding secretary. William H, Eastern Bird Banding Association. Burt. Museum of Zoology. University President, J. A. Gillespie, 313 Sharp of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Mich. Avenue, Glenolden, Pa. Treasurer. Mrs. Viola S. Snyder. Biologi- Secretary, Frank B. Fester. Montcalm cal Survey, Washington, D. C. (iame Farm, Phoenixville, Pa. Association. American Tree Ecological Society of America. President, Charles Lathrop Pack, Lake- President. Walter P. Taylor. 1746 East wood, N. J. Fifth Street, Tucson, Ariz. Treasurer, Percival S. Ridsdale. 1214 Secretary. A. G. Vestal, University of Sixteenth Street NW., Washington, Illinois, Urbana. 111. D. C. Committee on Preservation of Natural American Wildlife Institute, 919 Invest- Conditions : ment Build ins. Washington, D. C. Chairman. V. E. Shelford, Vivarium President, Thomas H. Beck. Building, Champaign, 111. Secretary, A. University of Vice president Charles S. McVeigh. R. Cann, Secretary, Seth Gordon. Illinois, Urbana, 111. Asscc'aticn of Middle Atlantic Game and Educational Conservation Society. 43-15 FisJi ( 'am m issioners. Laurel Hill Boulevard, Woodside. L. I.. President II. J. Burlington, board of N. Y. fish and game commissioners, Trenton, President, Harry G. Vavra. N. J. Secretary, Joseph Knedlhans. . ;

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General Federation of Women's Clubs. New York Zoological Society, Inc.—Con. Division of Conservation of Natural Re- Director, W. Reid Blair, Zoological Park, sources. New York City. Chairman, Mrs. William L. Wilson, Director of aquarium, Charles H Town- 2822 St. Johns Avenue, Jackson- send, Battery Park. New York City. ville, Fla. [New England] Federation of the Bird Inland Bird Banding Association. Clubs of New England, Inc. President, William I. Lyon. 124 Washing- President, William P. Wharton, Groton, ton Street, Waukegah, 111. Mass. Secretary, Edward R. Ford. Chicago Secretary. Laurence B. Fletcher, 50 Con- Academy of Sciences, Chicago, 111. gress Street. Boston, Mass. North American Game Breeders Association, International Association of Game, Fish, 205 East Forty-second Conservation Commissioners. Street, New and York, N. Y. President, James Brown, director of fish President C. B. Davison, Jr., Millbrook, .•^nd Vt. game. Montpelier, N. Y. Secretary, P. Holland, R. 578 Madison Secretary, A. O. Macfarland. Avenue, New York City. Northeastern Bird Banding Association. International Committee for Bird Preserva- President. Frederick A. Saunders, 8 tion. (Includes representatives of lead- Berkeley Place, Cambridge, Mass. ing scientific and conservation societies Secretary, Charles B. Floyd, 95 South in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Can- Street, Boston, Mass. ada, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Ecua- dor, Finland, France, Germany, Great Pacific Coast Migratory Bird Conservation Britain, the Netherlands, Hungary, Association, ' Boise. Idaho. Italy, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, President, M. L. Hibbard. Norway, Poland, Sweden, Switzerland, Secretary. — South Africa, and the United States.) Pacific Northwest Bird and So- Chairman, T. Gilbert Pearson, 1775 Mammal ciety. Broadway, New York City. President, F. S. Hall. Seat+le. Wash. Izaak Walton League of America, Mer- Secretary, Leo K. Couch, Olympia, Wash. chandise 111. Mart, Chicago, Permanent Wildlife Protection Fund. President, George W. Wood, Waterloo, Trustees : Chairman, Beniamin L. Allen, Iowa. I^v^'ns: Trust Co.. New York City Secretary, Fred N. Peet, 214 West Huron William T. Hornadav. 1 Bank Street, Street, Chicago, 111. Stamford. Conn. : Edmund Seymour, Treasurer, Otto Doering, C. 333 North 63 Wall Street. New York City. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, 111. Conservation director, S. B. Locke. Planning Council of Commercial and Game Fish Commissioners. More Game Birds in America, Inc., 500 Chairman, Frank T. Bell, commissioner Fifth Avenue, New York City. of fisheries, Department of Com- President, Arthur F. Foran. merce, Washington, D. C. Secretary, Clarence E. Stouch. Secretary-treasurer, Ted Little, Bureau National Association of Audubon Societies, of Fisheries, Department of Com- Inc., 1775 Broadway, New York City. merce, Washington, D. C. President emeritus, T. Gilbert Pearson. Zone chairmen: President Kermit Roosevelt. Western zone, B. M. Brennan, direc- Secretary, Wm. P. Wharton, Groton, tor of fisheries, Seattle. Wash. Mass. Midwestern zone, O. H. Johnson, de- Executive director, John H. Baker. partment of game and fish, Pierre, National Bird S. Dak. Society. Southern President, Delmar Leon Thornbury, 40 zone, W. E. Mclntyre, Gardner Road, Brookline, Mass. State game and fish commission, Vice president, Ed. Dennison, The Belle- Brandon, Miss. vue-Stratford, Philadelphia, Pa. North central zone, Fred A. Wester- Secretary, Sedgley Thornbury, Harvard man, department of conservation, University School of Business Admin- Lansing, Mich. istration, Cambridge, Mass. North Atlantic zone, James Brown, director of fish and game, Mont- National Committee on Wildlife Legisla- pelier, Vt. tion. South Atlantic zone, J. D. Chalk, Chairman, I. T. Quinn. department of commissioner of game and inland game fisheries, and Montgomery, Ala. fisheries, Raleigh, N. C. Secretary, Seth Gordon, 919 Investment Building, Washington, I). C. Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufac- turers' Institute, 103 Park Avenue, National Parks Association, 700 Twentieth New York City. Street N. W., Washington, D. C. President, Elliott C. Dill, U. S. Car- President, William P. Wharton. tridge Co., New York City. Secretary, Robert Sterling Yard. Secretary, C. Stewart Comeaux, 103 Park National Research Council. Avenue, New York City. Committee Restoration Protec- Committee on Wildlife Conservation : on and Chairman, Aldo Leopold, Soils Build- tion of Game. ing, Madison, Wis. Chairman, John M. Olin. New York Zoological Society, Inc. Western Association of State Game and President, Madison Grant, 101 Park Ave- FisJi Commissioners. nue, New York City. President, Elliott S. Barker, New Mexico, Secretary, Henry Fairfield O^born, Jr.. game and fish commission, Santa Fe, 101 Park Avenue, New York Citv. N. Nex. Treasurer, Cornelius R. Agnew, 82 Beaver Secretary, George F. Ellis, Santa Fe, Street, New York Citv. N. Mex. ; .

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Western Bird Banding Association, Mu- Game and Fish Commission, etc.—Con. seum of Vertebrate Zoology, Berkeley, Charles H. Tompkins, Prescott. Calif. Harry Neelly, Searcy. President, T. T. McCabe. ' Vol. T. Lindsey, Bentonville. Secretary, Mrs. Eleanor McCabe. C. R. Cordell, Fort Smith. Breazeal. Fordyce. Business manager, E. L. Sumner. C. E. Secretary, Grady McCall, Little Rock. Wilson Ornithological club. Publications: Game and fish laws; President, J. Van Tyne, Museum of Zool- reports. ogy, Ann Arbor, Mich. Izaak Walton League of America {Arkansas Secretary, Lawrence E. Hicks, Ohio State Division) University, Columbus, Ohio. President, H. P. Jordan, Pine Bluff. Secretary, J. F. Lenon, care Peoples Na- STATE OFFICIALS AND ORGANIZATIONS tional Bank, Little Rock. CALIFORNIA [Organizations not heard from in 1935 are indicated by an asterisk (*).] Department of National Resources, State ALABAMA Office Building, Sacramento. Fish and Game Commission, 450 McAllis- ter Street, San Francisco. Department of Conservation of Game, Fish, President, E. C. Moore. Los Angeles. Seafoods, Montgomery. and C. E. Houchins, Bakersfield. Commissioner, I. T. Quinn. I. Zellerbach, San Francisco. Publications: Game and fish laws; Director, George D. Nordenholt. oyster laws ; bulletins shrimp and Executive officer, Herbert C. Davis, San quadrennial reports ; Alabama Game Francisco. and Fish News (monthly). Assistant executive officer, A. E. Burgh- Alabama Game and Game Fish Protective duff, Los Angeles. Association. Publications: Fish and game President, George Stuart. Montgomery. laws ; biennial reports ; California Fish and (quarterly). Secretary, Julius Frank, Montgomery. Game Associated Societies for the Conservation ALASKA of Wild Life. President, William F. Bade, 2616 College Alaska Game Commission, Juneau. Avenue, Berkeley. First judicial division, William R. Self- Acting secretary, Mrs. A. S. Kibbe, 1534 ridge, Ketchikan. Grove Street, Berkeley. Second judicial division, Frank P. Wil- Associated Sportsmen of California, 830 liams, St. Michael. Pacific Building, San Francisco. Third judicial division, Andrew A. Si- President, Robert Allen. mons, Lakeview, via Seward. Secretary, Robert Dwyer. Fourth judicial division, Irving McK. Reed, Fairbanks. Audubon Association of the Pacific. President, Mrs. G. Earl Kelly, 1311 Executive officer and secretary of com- Grand Avenue, Alameda. mission, H. W. Terhune, Juneau (chief Secretary, B. Lastreto, 260 California representative of Bureau of Biological C. Street, San Francisco. Survey in Alaska). Publications: Alaska game law and Audubon Society. regulations. President, Harriet W. Myers, 311 North Avenue 66, Los Angeles. *Alaska Fish and Game Club. Secretary, Merta White, 220 North Ave- President, Grover C. Winn, Juneau. nue 58, Los Angeles. Secretary-treasurer, A. P. Kashevaroff, Juneau. California Academy of Sciences, Golden Gate Park. San Francisco. Alaska Spoi-tsmens Association. Committee for Conservation of Wild Ani- President, Stanley W. Adams, Ketchikan. mal Life: Secretary, H. V. Newell, Ketchikan. Chairman, M. Hall McAllister, Red- lands. ARIZONA S. Leonard Abbot. 2118 Vallejo Street, San Francisco. Arizona Game and Fish Commission, Phoe- Norman B. Livermore, S5 Second nix. Street, San Francisco. Chairman. Lynn Lockhart, Phoenix. John R. White, Sequoia National Park. George Wrench. Winslow. Fish and Game Development Association, C. P. Beach, Vail. 156 Montgomery Street, San Francisco; Secretary and State game warden, S. L. 60S South Hill Street. Los Angeles. Lewis. President, Carl F. Johnson. Superintendent of hatcheries, A. W. Secretary, L. I. Herrington. Yoder. Pinetop. Protec- Publications: Game laws. California Forest, Fish, and Game tive Association. Arizona Game Protective Association. President, William R. Ruess. 262 South President, Glenn W. Parsons, Bisbee. Hobart Boulevard, Los Angeles. Secretary, Carl V. Nelson, Bisbee. Secretary, C. E. Brain. Beverly Oxford Hotel, 223 North Oxford. Los Angeles. Audubon Society. President, California State Chamber of Commerce, Committee. Secretary. Mrs. Harriet B. Thornber, 109 Fish and Game Chairman. Hoover, Stanford Olive Road, Tucson. Theodore J. University. ARKANSAS Secretary. Charles G. Dunwoody, San Francisco. Game and Fish Commission, State Capitol, Izaak Walton League of America (Southern Little Rock. California Regional Council). Chairman, Lee Miles, Little Rock. President, George W. Sloop. Anaheim. D. G. Beauchamp, Paragould. Secretary, C. B. Johnson, Fullerton. . ;

Pacific Rod and Gun Club. Audubon Society. President, Walter Campbell, 830 Pacific President, T. S. Palmer, 1939 Biltmore Building, San Francisco. Street NW., Washington. Secretary, Paul Saasta, 111 Sutter Street, Secretary, Helen P. Childs, 5901 Con- San Francisco. necticut Avenue, Chevy Chase, Md. San Diego Society of Natural History. President, J. W. Sefton, Jr., Maryland FLORIDA Arcade, 638 F Street, San Diego. Secretary-treasurer, John W. Snyder, Commission of Game and Fresh Water Fish, 2510 Fifth Avenue. San Diego. Tallahassee. Assistant secretary and director of mu- Chairman, Henry Wiesenfeld, Jackson- seum, Clinton G. Abbott, Balboa Park, ville. San Diego. F. G. Garner, Winter Haven. George L. Henderson, Tallahassee. COLORADO H. L. Schallor. Miami. C. G. Magruder. Orlando. State Game and Fish Commissioner, State Executive Secretary. I. N. Kennedy. Capitol, Denver. Publications: Game and Fish Laws ;

Roland G. Parvin. The Florida Conservator (monthly) ; Field superintendent. James W. Havi- miscellaneous pamphlets. land, State House, Denver. Florida Wild League, Inc Superintendent Life of hatcheries. R. G. Havi- President, W. E. Baker. Gainesville. land. State House, Denver. Secretary, J. McL. Ridgell, Gainesville. Publications: Game and fish laws; biennial reports. Duval Anglers' and Hunters' Club. Izaak Walton League of America {Colorado President, E. H. Clarkson. Jacksonville. Division). Secretary. Henry Wiesenfeld, Box 1133, President, S. McFarland, Colorado Jacksonville. Springs. Secietary, Harry L. Erwin, Colorado Izaak Walton League of America (Florida Springs. Division) President, F. G. Garner, Winter Haven. Audubon Society. Secretary, Robert B. Pettit, Haines City. President, . Secretary, Eiberta C. Smith, University Audubon Society, Inc. of Colorado Museum, Boulder. President, R. J. Longstreet, Daytona Beach. CONNECTICUT Secretary, Mrs. R. J. Longstreet, Daytona Beach. State Board of Fisheries and Game, Hart- ford. GEORGIA Chairman, Thomas H. Beck, Wilton. James G. Hammond, New London. Game and Fish Commissioner. Charles F. Griffin, Bloomfield. 7ack D. Cravey, Atlanta. Superintendent. Arthur L. Clark, State Chief inspector, coastal fisheries, L. A. Capitol, Hartford. Miller. Brunswick. Assistant, Mildred K. Bartle, State Capi- Publications: Game and fish laws. tol. Hartford. Chief warden. Frank N. Banning. State HAWAII Canitol. Hartford. Publications: Game and fish laws; Commissioners of Agriculture and Forestry, biennial reports. Honolulu. Connecticut Association of Fish and Game President, L. L. McCandless. Clubs. Bruce Cartwright, member. President, Paul Cavanausrh. Newtown. George Fuller, member Secretary, Leslie A. Williamson, 35 Vic- Arthur Rice, member. toria Road, Hartford. H. L. Kerr, member. Connecticut Fish and Game Protective As- Division of Fish and Game: sociation. Director, H. L. Kelly. Honolulu. President. George H. Scranton, Box 1145, Assistant, Irwin H. Wilson, Kaneohe, New Haven. Onhu. Publications: Fish and game laws; Secretary and treasurer, . reports. Audubon Society. President, John P. Holman, Fairfield. Hatcaii Fish and Game Protective Associa- Secretary. Mrs. Edward N. De Witt, Box tion. 82, Fairfield. President. A. T. Spalding. Honomii. DELAWARE Secretary, George C. Hewitt, Hilo. Association. Board of Game and Fish Commissioners Hawaiian Fish and Game Honolulu. President. Robert P. Robinson, Wilming- President, Joseph L Sylva. ton. Secretary, Irwin Spalding, Honolulu. Vice President. Wilbert Rawlev, Leipsic. Kauai Fish and Game Association. Secretary, G. C. Maull. Lewes': President, J. M. Kuhns, Lihue. Kauai. Chief same and fish warden. C. S. Foster, Kapaa. Dover. Secretary. Roland E. Israel, Kauai. Publications: Game and fish laws; biennial reports. IDAHO

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Fish and Game Dcvartment, Boise. Warden. A. H. Eckert. Metropolitan Police, Washington. (Has Fish commissioner, Claude C. Drake. jurisdiction over matters pertaining to Publications: Fish and game laws game.) biennial reports. Major and superintendent, Ernest W. Brown. Southtcest Idaho Sportsmen's Association. William H. Carlin, acting lieutenant, com- President, Claude R. High. Boise. manding harbor precinct. Secretary-treasurer, J. F. Martin, Boise. .

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Department of Conservation, Springfield. Iowa State Conservation Commission, Des Director, Charles F. Thompson. Moines. Director's Advisory Board: Chairman, Mrs. Henry Frankel, Des Chairman, W. H. Gambill, Centralia. Moines. W. A. Otley, Oak Park. A. E. Rapp, Council Bluffs. E. N. Hurley, Jr., Wheaton. W. C. Boone, Ottumwa. W. W. Wheatley, Harrisburg. E. E. Speaker, Lake View. Joseph Grein, 210 West Madison Logan Blizzard, McGregor. Street, Chicago. F. J. Colby, Forest City. Publications: Game and fish laws. W. A. Burhans, Burlington. Director, M. L. Hutton, Des Moines. State Natural History Survey Division. Secretary. Ross Ewing, Des Moines. Chief, Theodore H. Frison, Urbana. Publications: Fish and game laws; Director, John J. Hallihan, Springfield. biennial reports. William Trelease, University of Illinois, Urbana. Izaak Walton League of America (Iowa Henry C. Cowles, University of Chicago, Division.) Chicago. President, Ralph O. Ewinger, Burlington. Edson S. Bastin, University of Chicago, Secretary, Gale A. Peterson, Burlington. Chicago. John W. Alvord, University of Chicago, KANSAS Chicago. William A. Noyes, University of Illinois, Forestry, Fish, and Game Commission. Urbana. Chairman, Gov. Alt' M. Landon, Topeka. Arthur C. Willard, University of Illinois, Lakin Meade, Topeka. Urbana. Giles R. Atherton, El Dorado. Lee Larabee, Liberal. Izaak Walton League of America (Illinois State fish and game warden, Fred L. Division) Hans, Pratt. Acting President, J. Treharne, Joliet. Publications: Fish and game laws; Secretary, Vernon Lyon, 1336 Park Ave- bulletins ; biennial reports ; news serv- nue, Pekin. ice. ^Illinois Sportsmen's League. Kansas State Game Preservation Associa- President, H. C. Norcross, Carlyle. tion. Secretary, August Semmelroth, Belleville. President, W. A. Ayres, Federal Trade Commission, Washington, D. C. Illinois Audubon Society. Secretary, J. B. Doze, care the Eagle, President, C. W. G. Eifrig, 1029 Monroe Wichita. Avenue, River Forest. Kansas Fish and Game Protective Associa- Secretary, Catharine A. Mitchell, 2001 tion. North Clark Street, Chicago. President, C. Vernon Noble, Manhattan. Secretary-treasurer, W. C. Fuller, Salina. INDIANA Izaak Walton League of America (Kansas Division). Conservation Department, State Library President, H. H. Hurst, Wichita. Building, Indianapolis. Secretary, George E. Rea, Wichita. Division Game and Fish: of Audubon Society of Kansas. Director, Kenneth M. Kunkel. Claude Tucker, 1717 Park Place, Wichi- Assistant, James H. Vandenbark. ta. Superintendent of fish hatcheries, A. E. Kingkade, South Andrews. Secretary, Mrs. Roy 1945 Broadway, Wichita. Superintendent of wardens, Earl M. Spradley. Publications: Laws relating to nat- KENTUCKY

ural resources ; fish and game laws ; Game and Fish Commission, Frankfort. yearbook ; special bulletins and find- Chairman, R. M. Hunter, Nicholasville. ings : Outdoor Indiana (Monthly). C. E. Carpenter, Owensboro. Indiana Fish, Game, and Forest League. G. M. Patterson, Pineville. President, Gary Winders, 1448 Central C. C. Regan, Covington. Avenue, Indianapolis. J. R. Harkless, Wickliffe. Secretary, Ben. Sink, 3152 Ruckle Street, Eugene Flowers, Russellville. Indianapolis. Secretary, D. A. Logan. Publications: Fish and game laws; Indiana Nature Study Club. bulletins ; biennial reports. President, Ora C. Pierson, 5445 North Kentucky League of Sportsmen. Delaware Street, Indianapolis. Kelly, Louisville. Secretary, Bernice Hussey, 407 East President, B. W. Secretary, R. Dering, Louisville. Twentieth Street, Indianapolis. W. Kentucky Quail Hunters Association, Bowl- Southern Indiana and State Fox Hunters ing Green. Association. President, W. H. Miller, Scottsville. President, H. H. Evans, Newcastle. Secretary, C. J. Meredith, Bowling Green. Secretary, V. E. (Bun) Mitchell, Bloom- Izaak Walton League of America (Kentucky field. Division). Presilent, William E. Fallis, 1122 Hey- Izaak Walton League of America (Indi- burn Building, Louisville. ana Division). Secretary, B. B. Bean, Security Trust President, Robert Hillis, Jr., Logansport. Building, Lexington. Secretary, Galen E. Shafer, Logansport. Audubon Society of Kentucky. Audubon Society. President, Victor K. Dodge, 137 Bell President, Earl Brooks, Noblesville. Court, W., Lexington. Secretary, Margaret R. Knox, 4030 Park Secretary, Eugene E. Simpson, 203 East Avenue, Indianapolis. Fourth Street, Lexington. ; :;

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Audubon Society. MASSACHUSETTS President, Mrs. Vance Prather, 20 Bivouac Place, Fort Thomas. Department of Conservation, 20 Somerset Secretary, Mrs. H. E. Curry, 21 Linden Street, Boston. Avenue, Fort Thomas. Commissioner, Samuel A. York. Division of Fisheries and Game. LOUISIANA Director, Raymond J. Kenney. Publications: Fish and game laws Conservation, Court Build- Department of annual reports. ing, New Orleans. Commissioner. Robert S. Maestri. Massachusetts Fish and Game Association, Secretary, James P. Guillot. Inc. Director, division of fur and wild life, President, Arthur B. Harlow, 76 Ather- Armand P. Daspit. ton Street, Jamaica Plain. Director, division of fisheries and enforce- Secretary, David A. Aylward, Museum of ment, J. B. Dauenhauer, Jr. Comparative Zoology, Cambridge. Publications: Fish, oyster, game, min- Audubon Society. eral, and forestry laws ; economic, scientific, and educational bulletins President, Robert Walcott, Boston. Secretary-treasurer, Winthrop Packard, biennial reports ; Louisiana Conserva- tion Review (quarterly). 66 Newbury Street, Boston. MAINE MICHIGAN

Commissioner of Inland Fisheries and Game, Commission Gf Conservation. Lansing. State House, Augusta. Chairman, William H. Loutit, Grand Haven. George J. Stobie. Hoffmaster, Lansing. Advisory Council: Director. P. J. Secretary. Ray E Cotton, Lansing. Chairman, Charles P. Kinsman, Au- Chief field administrator, H. R. Sayre. gusta. Lansing. Secretary. Frank C. King, Bethel. Superintendent, divison of game, H. D. Cnarles Gregory, Bangor. Rnhl, Lansing. Maine Hills, Belfast. Superintendent, division of fisheries, Fred Charles H. Gay, Jonesboro. A. Westerman, Lansing. George Goodspeed, Wilton. Publications: Biennial reports; game C. E. Carll, Gorham. and fish laws. Publications: Fish and game laws. Michigan Conservation Congress. Pine Tree FisJi and Game Association. Prpsirient. C. A. Justin, 465 Kenwood President, Frank E. Norris, 499% Con- Street, N. E., Grand Rapids. gress Street, Portland. Secretary. Kryn Van't Hof. 531 Highland Secretary, Frank W. Wardwell, 32 Ex- Street S. E., Grand Rapids. change Street, Portland. Northern Michigan Sportsmen's Association. President, Peter Trudell. Jr., Negaunee. MARYLAND Secretary, M. G. DeGabriele, Negaunee. -Conservation Commission, 516 Munsey West Michigan Game and Fish Protective Building, Baltimore. Association. Chairman, Robert F. Duer, Princess Anne. President, Ralph Colorado. 671 Lovett Henry W. McComas, Oakland. Street. East Grand Rapids. J. Hubert Wade, Boonsboro. Secretary. Frank Harrison. 423 Worden Chief clerk, Frank L. Bentz, Hagerstown. Street S. E., Grand Rapids. Game Division, 512 Munsey Building. IzaaJc Walton League of America (Michi- State game warden, E. Lee LeCompte. gan Division). Chief deputy game warden, Richard T. President. J. M. Karmann, City Hall, Ncrris. Dearborn. Secretary. Harold Smith Kolmer. Executive secretary, T. MacClure, Box Superintendent of hatcheries, Albert M. 531. Lansine. Powell, Lewistown. Secretary. R. J. Gillespie, 901 Flint P. Superintendent, commercial fish stations, Smith Building. Flint. George W. Parks, Broomes Island. Michigan SocieUr. Kent Scientific Publications: Fish and laws; Audubon game Museum, Grand Ranirls. annual reports ; Maryland Conserva- President. Frank L DuMond. tionist (quarterly) ; Maryland Fisher- Secretary. Margaret E. Gross. ies (bimonthly). Maryland State Game and Fish Protective MINNESOTA Association, Inc. Conservation Commission, State Office President, Talbott Denmead. 2830 St. Paul Street, Baltimore. Building. St. Paul. Secretary, Harold Smith Kolmer, 512 Chairman. John R. Foley, Wabasha. Munsey Building, Baltimore. Vice Chairman. . Secretary. G. W. Friedrick. St. Cloud. Isank Walton League of America (Mary- B. R. Bailey, Virg'nia. land-District of Columbia Council). E. R. Rpiff. Red Wing. President, M. D'Arcy Magee, 5038 Reno Conservation commissioner, E. V. Willard. Road, Washington, D. C. Director, division of game and fish, Er- Secretary, H. M. Waddell, Glenwood. ring Swenson. Deputy director, Charles McFarlane. Audubon Society. Superintendent, fish propagation, Thad- President. C. Clemson Brown, 4223 York deus Surber. Road, Baltimore. Superintendent of fisheries and wardens, Secretary, Frances C. Nicholas, Gam- George Weaver. brills. Publications: Game and fish laws

Treasurer, Percy T. Blogg, 230 West Minnesota Conservationist (monthly) ;

Fayette, Baltimore. special reports ; catalog of fishes. . ;

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President, . tion. General secretary, Charles W. Henke, President. B. L. Price, Laurel. 2509 Pleasant Avenue, Minneapolis. Secretary, Harry Bennett, Helena. United Sportsmen's Association. Southeastern Montana Sportsmen's Associa- President, A. A. Van Dyke, Lowry Build- tion. ing, St. Paul. Prfsident, C. H. Swanson, Columbus. Secretary, George H. Leibl, 59 East Vice president, M. Teasdale. Bridger. Louisa Street, St. Paul. Secretary-treasurer, E. A. Blenkner, Co- lumbus Izaak Walton League of America (Minne- NEBRASKA sota Division) President, W. R. Bagley, Medical Arts Game, F'orestation, and Parks Commission, Building. Duluth. Lincoln. Secretary, O. L. Kaupanger. 215 Curtis Guy R. Spencer. Omaha. Hotel, Minneapolis. J. F. Haskin. Benkelman. W. J. Tilev. North Platte. MISSISSIPPI J. B. Douglas. Tecumseh. M. M. Sullivan, Spalding. State Game and Fish Commission, Century Secretary and director of conservation. Building, Jackson. Frank B. O'Connell, Lincoln. Chairman, W. Ed. Mclntire. Brandon. Publications: Game and fish laws; Secretary, Ben M. Stevens, Richton. biennial reports ; Outdo r Nebraska W. G. McGill, New Albany. (quarterly). Director of conservation, Hunter Kim- Nebraska State Sportsmen's Association. bail. President. A. Helzer, 812 Federal Trust Publications: re- Game laws; press Buildin'T, Lincoln. leases ; reports. Secretary, George L. Carter. 425 South Mississippi Association for the Conserva- Twenty-ninth Street. Lincoln. tion of Wild Life. Izaak Walton League of America (Nebraska President, P. W. Allen. Indianola. Division). Secretary, Springs. Vivian Cook, Crystal President, Ward C. Betzer, 323 South Twelfth Street. Lincoln. MISSOURI Secretary, Mildred Malone Spann. At- kinson. Game and Fish Commissioner. Jefferson NEVADA City. Wilbur C. Buford. State FisJi and Game Commission. Chief clerk. Montie Glover. Chairman, Robert L. Douglass. Fallon. Chief of wardens. Joe E. Green. Vice chairman, Mark G. Bradshaw, To- Chief of hatcheries. G. B. Herndon. nopah. Director of public information, E. L. Howard S. Dovle, Reno. Preston. N. H. Getchell. Battlp Mountain. Publications: Game and fish laws; Secretary, E. J. Phillips, Gardnerville.

annual reports : fishing park map ; Assistant secretary, Lois M. Johnson, box booklet. 678, Reno. Superintendent of hatcheries. Harry M ouri Fisli and Game League, Inc. Johnson, Reno. President, Samuel C. Davis. Security Publications : fish laws Building, St. Louis. Game and Secretary, Herbert Taylor, Rural Deliv- biennial reports. ery No. 5, Box 525, Webster Groves. NEW HAMPSHIRE Missouri Duck Hunters Association. President. Ashley Gray, 506 Olive Street. Fish and Game Commissioners, State House, St. Louis. Concord. Vice president, Roland M. Hoerr, 705 Chairman, Philip E. Morris, Nashua. Olive Street. St. Louis. Secretarv. Thomas J. Dent. Hanover. Secretary-treasurer, Robert Lungstras, Edmund' W. Bowler. Duvhain'. Vandevanter and Flad Streets, St. Alfred L. Guay, Laconia. Louis. Ned H. Roberts. Berlin. Director, Robert H. Stobie. Izaak Walton League of America (Missouri Executive secretary, Jnmes P. Hallinan. Waltonian Council). Chief warden. Rae S. Hunt. Chairman, Harry A. Cullins, 506 Security Chief clerk, Doris G. White. Building, St. Louis. Publications: Game and fish laws; Audubon Society. biennial reports. President, A. E. Shirling, Teachers Col- *Izaak Walton League of America (New lege, Kansas City. Hampshire Division). Secretary, Rudolf Bennitt, department of President, R. L. Morgan, Keene. zoology, University of Missouri, Co- Secretary, Wakefield Dort, Keene. lumbia. Audubon Society. MONTANA President, Francis P.. White, Concord. Secretary, George C. Atwell, Strafford. State Fish and Game Commission, Helena. Chairman, Ray a. Lowe, Glendive. NEW JERSEY W. C. Ke:i, Bi Linars. P. G. Gutensohn, Whitefish. Board of Fish, and Game Commissioners, J. J. Harper, Anaconda. State House, Trenton. A. C. Baumgartner, Great Falls. President, George C. Warren, Jr., Sum- State fish and irame warden, Kenneth F. mit. MacDonald, Helena. Vice president, Alex. H. Phillips, Prince- Superintendent of fisheries, Elmer G. ton. Phillips, Helena. Treasurer, H. M. Armstrong, Jersey City. Publications: Fish and game laws; Charles F. Hunter, Palisade. biennial reports. Lewis Splnks, Nixon. OFFICIALS AND OEGAXIZATIONS- 11

Board of Fish and Game Com., etc.—Con. Izaak Walton League of America {North James R. Hensler, Toms River. Carolina Regional Council). Charles P. Keighley. Pitman. President. D. Lindsay, Spindale. Benjamin W. Cooper, Moorestown. Secretary, Ivy Cowan, Spindale. Joseph Ayers, Andover. Executive secretary. H. J. Burlington. NORTH DAKOTA Publications: Fish and game laws; annual report. Game and Fish Department, Bismarck. State Federation of Sportsmens Clubs. Game and fish commissioner, A. I. Peter- President, Frank E. Harris. Trenton. son. Secretary, Carl W. Shattuck, Dover. Deputy game and fish commissioner, A. H. Erickson. Audubon Society. Publications: fish laws; President, Philip B. Philipp, 220 Broad- Game and annual reports ; North Dakota Out- way, York City. New doors. Secretarv-treasurer, Beecher S. Bowdish, 164 Market Street, Newark. North Dakota Wildlife Association. President, Howard L. Stone, New Rock- NEW MEXICO ford. Secretary, L. D. Johnson, Minot. State Game and Fish Commission. Chairman, Colin Neblett, Santa Fe. Izaak Walton Lraguc of America (North Henry Raithel. Deming. Dal' ota Division). A. Gilberto Espinosa, Albuquerque. President, S. W. Thompson, Devils Lake. Secretary and State game warden, Elliott Secretary, M. O. Steen, Bismarck. S. Barker, Santa Fe. Publications: Game and fish law; Audubon Society.

reports ; New Mexico Magazine (month- President, E. T. Judd, Cando. ly). Secretary. O. A. Stevens, 1110 Tenth Neic Mexico Game Protective Association. Street North, Fargo. President, W. A. Losey, Hagerman. Secretary, Mayre Losey, Hagerman. OHIO

NEW YORK Department of Agriculture, Columbus. Director and chief executive officer, Earl Conservation Department, Albany. H. Hanefeld. Commissioner, Lithgow Osborne. Division of Conservation: Deputy commissioner, John T. Gibbs. Commissioner, Lawrence Wooddell. Secretary, Halpin. John L. Chief, Bureau of Inland Lakes and Division of Fish and Game: Parks. Burt J. Hill. Director, William C. Adams, State Chief, Bureau of Law Enforcement, Office Building. Albany. Clay E. Harmon. Superintendent of inland fisheries, Jus- tin T. Mahoney, Albany. Chief f Bureau of Scientific Research, E. L. Wickliff. Superintendent of fish culture, Sumner M. Cowden, Albany. Chief. Bureau of Fish Propagation, Publications: Conservation laws, T. H. Langlois. including forest, fish, and game Chief, Lake Erie Commercial Fish- eries, Harry Crossley, Sandusky. laws ; maps ; annual reports ; bulle- C. tins on forestry and wildlife. Conservation Council: Chairman, A. F. Moon, Conover. New York Association for the Protection of Game, Inc. Secretary, Lawrence Woodell, Co- President, Edmund Seymour, 63 Wall lumbus. Street, New York. I. S. Myers, Akron. Secretary, John S. Wise, Jr., 27 Cedar V. B. Gray, Cleveland. Street, New York. Charles E. Lay, Sandusky. R. F. Lawrence, Youngstown. New York Conservation Association, Inc. Ray A. Miller, Zanesville. President, Hamilton Jr., Savings Ward, Portsmouth. Bank Building, Buffalo. Conrad Roth, Secretary, M. H. Hoover, 367 High Henry Pfeiffer, Kenton. Street, Lockport. Publications: Fish and game laws. New York Stats Fish, Game, and Forest "Save Outdoor Ohio" Council. League, Inc. President, Mrs. Nora Halter, Fremont. President, E. M. Rabenold, 20 Exchange Secretary, Roscoe Franks, Columbus. Place, New York. Executive secretary, Llewellyn Legge, 71 League of Ohio Sportsmen. Euclid Avenue, Albany. President, Henry Pfeiffer, Kenton. Secretary, Oliver Hartley, Columbus. Izaak Walton League of America (New York Division). Izaak Walton League of America (Ohio President. Ward B. Edwards, 407 Arcade Division). Building. Utica. President. B. J. Hill, 317 Second Na- Secretary, Smith Y. Hughes, 30 Bonnie tional Building, Akron. Brae, Utica. Secretary, C. A. Weygandt, Munroe Falls. NORTH CAROLINA Central Ohio Anglers' and Hunters' Club. President, Charles Dozer Sr., 1084 Vir- Department of Conservation and Develop- ginia Avenue, Columbus. ment, Raleigh. Secretary, H. W. Cliff, 1408 Arlington Director, R. Bruce Etheridge. Avenue, Columbus. Commissioner of game and inland fisheries, J. D. Chalk, Raleigh. Audubon Society. Commissioner of fisheries, John A. Nel- President, Cleveland P. Grant, 620 son. Morehead City. Greenup Street, Covington, Ky. Publications: Conservation laws; Secretary, Louise M. Burtis, 2411 Ingle-

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OKLAHOMA Pennsylvania State Sportsmen's Associa- tion, Inc. State Game and Fis7i Commission, Okla- President, C. D. Henline, Bradford. homa City. Secretary, J. E. Schroll, Mount Joy. Chairman, C. E. Sykes, Ardmore. United Sportsmen of Pennsylvania. Vice chairman, Boyd McMahan, Altus. President, H. S. Smith. 1003 Coal Ex- Secretary, James W. McMahan, Okemah. change Building, Wilkes-Barre. Warden. L. D. Rickey, Oklahoma City. Secretary, C. A. Mortimer, 194 South Publications: Game and fish laws; Main Street, Wilkes-Barre.

reports ; monthly bulletin. Wild Life League of Pennsylvania. Izaak Walton League of America {Okla- President J. Fred McKean, New Ken- homa Divison) sington. President. A. O. Harrison, Bartlesville. Secretary. H. Borrell, Meadville. Secretary, Frank J. Hill, 701 N. W. Society. Sixteenth Street, Oklahoma City. Audubon President. Witmer Stone, Academy of Natural Sciences. Philadelphia. OREGON Secretary, Elizabeth Wilson Fisher, 2222 Spruce Street, Philadelphia. State Game Commission, 616 Oregon Building, Portland. RHODE ISLAND Chairman, Dexter Rice, Roseburg. C. E. Riley, Klamath Falls. Department of Agriculture and conserva- E. E. Wilson, Corvallis. tion, State House, Providence. George K. Aiken. Ontario. Director, Burton K. Harris. Lew Wallace, 1009 Wilcox Building, Division of Fish and Game. Portland. Chief. Joseph J. Kirby. State game supervisor, Frank B. Wire. Publications: Game laws; biennial Superintendent of game farms. Gene M. reports. Simpson. Rhode Island Fish and Game Protective Superintendent of fisheries, Matt L. Association: Ryckman. President. William H. Briggs, 132 War- Publications: Game laws ; biennial rington Street, Providence. reports. Secretary, H. L. Palmer, Box 22, Har- mony. Izaak Walton League of America {Oregon Regional Council). Federated Rhode Island Sportsmen's Clubs. President, Chester McCarty, Yeon Build- President, Albert T. Sisson, 115 Clifford ing, Portland. Street, Providence. Secretary, Francis Lambert, 3535 S. E. Secretary, Joseph E. Mulligan, Box 1084, 73d Avenue, Portland. Pawtucket. Audubon Society. Audubon Society. President. Willard A. Eliot, Y. M. C. A., President, Walter H. Snell, 21 Laurel Portland. Court, Providence. Financial secretary, Arlie Seaman, 643 Secretary, Albert A. Barden, Jr., 216 Summit Drive. Portland. Ocean Street, Providence. Secretary, Ira N. Gabrielson. 3232 NE. Fourteenth Avenue, Portland. SOUTH CAROLINA

PENNSYLVANIA State Game and Fish Commission. James H. Staples. Charleston. Heyward, Columbia. Commissioners, Harrisburg. A C. Board of Came Paul Earle, Anderson. Nicholas President, Biddle, 1800 Arch Ben Leppard, Greenville. Street, Philadelphia. John G. Richards. Liberty Hill. Vice President. J. Creveling, 21 South Q. A. B. Parker. Dillon. Franklin Street, Wilkes-Barre. Chief Game Warden. Samuel C. Castner, Rose Street, 335 A. A. Richardson, Columbia. Williamsport. Publications: State game laws ; an- Ross L. Leffler, 1403 Michigan Avenue, nual reports. McKeesport. W. H. Moore, 1428 North Sixteenth South Carolina Game and Fisli Association Street. Philadelphia. President, A. C. Heyward, 712 Pickens A. W. Lee. Box 527, Clearfield. Street. Columbia. R. Lamberton, Franklin. Secretary, C. West Jacocks, U. S. Bureau Executive secretary, Ernest E. Harwood, of Fisheries, Columbia. South Office Building, Capitol Build- ing, Harrisburg. SOUTH DAKOTA Director, Bureau of Protection, John B. Ross. Game and Fish Commission, Pierre. Publications: Game laws; bulletins; Chairman, II. E. Fankhauser, Woon- biennial reports. socket. Vice Chairmau, George F. Walters. Edge- Commissioner Fisheries, Harrisburg. of rnont. O. M. Deibler. Karl E. Mundt. Madison. secretary, n. R. Stack- Administrative Frank Cundill. Firesteel. house. W. T. Mushes. Frankfort. Central Pennsylvania Fisli and Game Con- Burt Horton, Sisseton. Pierre. servation Association, Inc., Box 210, Director, O. H. Johnson. Harrisburg. Superintendent of fisheries. R. L. Ripple, President, Edson J. Hockenbury. Rapid City. Publications: Game laws : annual re- wild-fowl and fish at- Izaak Walton League of America {Penn- ports ; booklet on sylvania Division). tractions of South Dakota; Conserva- Club guide President, Philip G. Piatt, Wallingford. tion Digest (monthly) ; 4-H Secretary, F. S. Donaldson, Media. on conservation. .

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South Dakota Game and Fish Protective VERMONT Association. President, C. T. Kirkpatrick, Aberdeen. Department of Conservation and Develop- Secretary-treasurer, W. J. Tiffany, Aber- ment, Montpelier. deen. Chairman. J. J. Fritz. Edward IT. Izaak Walton League America (South Mason. of W. D. Woolson. Dakota Division). Fish Rothschild, Madison. and Game Service. President, W. A. Director. Secretary, Albert Parker, Madison. Ru^eU p. Hunter. Publications: Fish and game laws; biennial reports. TENNESSEE VIRGINIA Board of Conservation for Game, Fish, and Wildlife, Nashville. Chairman. L. C. Jacobs, 911 Arling- Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries, ton Avenue, Nashville. 106 State Office Building. Richmond. Vice-chairman, L. W Hoskins, Knoxville. Chairman, C. H. Noltins, Trevilians. W. H. Cheney, Robinson Apartments, Beverly W. Stras, Jr., Tazewell. Chattanooga. Allan Epes, Blackstone. Franklin W. Latta, Jr., Dyersburg. Win. S. Snow, Alexandria. Malcolm C. Hill, Sparta. Samuel P. Goodloe, Afton. Secretary, Elmer D. Davies, American Thomas G. Herrins, Harrisonburg. Trust Building, Nashville. Richarl Crane, Westover. Director, Damon Headden, Memorial Executive secretary. M. D. Hart, State Building, Nashville. Library Building. Richmond. Superintendent of fish Divisional protectors : propagation, G. W. Middle Division, N. H. Walker, Nash- Buller, Lexington. ville. Publications: Game and fish laws; West Division, Horace Lovell. Obion. reports. East Division, Harris H. Sanders, Virginia Game and Game Fish Protective Knoxville. Association. Publications: fish laws; Game and President. C. B. Cooke, Westmoreland. reports ; Hunting and Fishing in Secretary-treasurer, Nina Randolph, Vir- Tennessee. ginia Beach. Izaak Walton League of America (East Izaak Walton League America Tennessee Regional Council) of (Virginia _ Regional Council). President, M. G. Thomas, Cherokee Spin- President, J. Alfred Tvler, Holdcroft. ning Co., Knoxville. Secretary, Walter L. Fentress. 424 Secretary. K. E. Steinmetz. Mercantile West Twenty-eighth Street, Norfolk. Building, Knoxville. Tennessee Federation of Sportsmen, 101S WASHINGTON Cotton States Building, Nashville. President, Matt G. Thomas, Knoxville. Department of Game, 401 Llovd Building, Secretary, Howard Ansley, Nashville. Seattle. Chairman, Thomas A. E. Lally, 1108 TEXAS I'aulsen Building, Spokane. Virgil B. Bennington, Walla Walla. Game, Fish, and Oyster Commission, Aus- C. A. Stapleton, Omak. tin. L. Glenn Davis, Mount Vernon. Chairman, J. L. Showers, Vernon. William A. Caeser Kleberg. Kingsville. Thompson, 319 West Thirty- third Gus F. Schreiner, Kerrville. Street, Vancouver. Jack O'Brien, San Antonio. H. D. Hinckley, Seattle. C. G. Pillot, Houston. Director, Bernard T. McCauley, Box 384, Mrs. Hal C. Peck, Amarillo. Seattle. Executive secretary, William J. Tucker, Publications: Seasons and bag Austin. limits on game and fur-bearing Assistant executive secretary, Beal Jes- animals, upland and migratory game

ter, Austin. birds and game fish ; biennal re- Publications': Game, fish, oyster, ports ; regulations governing taking

sand, shell, gravel, and pollution laws ; of food fish. annual report. Washington State Fish and Game Protec- Izaak Walton League of America (Texas tive Association. Division) President . President, C. A. Wheatley, Maverick 617, Secretary-treasurer, Carl F. Mohr, West Building, San Antonio. 708 Indiana Avenue, Spokane. Secretary, Mrs. E. Burnett, 617 Maverick Building, San Antonio. Spokane County Sportsmen's Association. President. W. R. Bernard, Cheney. UTAH Secretary, E. J. Geil, East 1511 Third Avenue, Spokane. State Fish and Game Commissioner, Capi- tol Buildinsr. Salt Lake City. Audubon Society. Newell B. Cook. President, Walter Hagenstein, Medina. Chief deputy, William C. Crump, Salt Secretary-treasurer, Dorothy Edwards, Lake City. Girl Scout Headquarters, Seattle. Superintendent of fisheries, William Wit- Corresponding secretary, Mrs. G. W. ney, Springville. Scholl, 6056 Fourth Avenue NE., Publications: Fish laws; and game Seattle. biennial reports. Utah State Sportsmen's Association. Izaak Walton League of America (Wash- President, Walter Grossenbach, Box 1122, ington Regional Council). Salt Lake City. President, Bet. Bull. Chehalis. Secretarv. C. E. Evans. Mo'or Equipment Secretary. J. L. Wilkinson, 2044 East Co.. Salt Lake City. Thirty-fifth Street, Tacoma. ;

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WEST VIRGINIA CANADIAN OFFICIALS AND Conservation Commission, Charleston. ORGANIZATIONS A. B. Brooks, Wheeling. George V. Somerville, Point Pleasant. Advisory Board on Wild-Life Protection Gory Hogg, Lewisburg. (Interdepartmental), Ottawa, Canada. T. H. Clagett, Bluefleld. (Advises in the administration of the George W. McCauley, Moorefield. Northwest Game Act and the Migra- conservation, Director of H. W. Shaw- tory Birds Convention Act, and also han, Charleston. advises the Dominion Government Director of game and fish propagation, on T. M. Cheek. questions affecting the conservaiton of Chief game protector, E. H. Morford. wildlife generally ; assists provincial

Publications: Biennial report ; bulle- governments whenever possible and tins. promotes cooperative measures be- West Virginia Affiliated Sportsmen's Asso- tween governments.) ciation. Chairman, J. B. Harkin, commissioner, President, Fred. C. Allen, Marlinton. National Parks of Canada, Ottawa, Secretary, William G. Thompson, Fayette- Canada. ville. Secretary, Hoyes Lloyd, supervisor of Wild Life League of West Virginia. wildlife protection, National Parks of President, C. F. McClintic, Moundsville. Canada, Department of the Interior. Secretary, J- J- Coughlin, Fairmont. R. M. Anderson, chief, division of biology, WISCONSIN National Museum of Canada. K. R. Daly, solicitor, Department of In- Conservation Department, Madison. terior. Chairman, Ralph M. Immell, Madison. Arthur Gibson, Dominion entomologist, James A. Corcoran, Webster. Department of R. B. Goodman, Marinette. Agriculture. T. J. Koerner, Manitowish. J. H. MacBrien, major general and com- Nelson J. LeClair, Two Rivers. missioner, Royal Canadian Mounted Secretary, L. M. Hobbins, Madison. Police. Conservation director, H. W. MacKenzie, T. R. L. Maclnnes, Department of In- Madison. dian Affairs. Publications: Game and fish laws; J. A. Rodd, director of fish culture, De- biennial reports. partment of Fisheries. P. A. Taverner, ornithologist, National Izaak Walton League America (Wiscon- of Museum of Canada. sin Division). J. Lome Turner, director of Radke, Horicon. lands. North- President, Louis west Territories and Yukon Branch, Graass, Sturgeon Secretary, Frank N. Department of Interior. Bay. Harold W. McGill, deputy superintendent Daniel Boone Hunters League, Inc. general of Indian affairs. President, F. Lockbram, 3172 North W. National Parks of Canada, Department of Palmer Street, Milwaukee. the Interior, Ottawa. (Administers Secretary, G. F. Behling, 4477 North the Migratory Birds Convention Act.) Thirty-sixth Street, Milwaukee. Commissioner, J. B. Harkin. Corresponding secretary and publicity Supervisor of wildlife protection, Hoyes director, Reinald Zenda, 2846 North Lloyd. Third Street, Milwaukee. District chief Federal migratory-bird offi- Wisconsin Qamebreeders Association. cers : President, Otto G. Beyer, Portage. Maritime Provinces, R. W. Tufts, Wolf- Secretary, Paul Junghans, Fort Atkinson. ville. Nova Scotia. Ontario and Quebec, Harrison F. Lewis, WYOMING National Parks of Canada, Ottawa, Canada. State Game and Fish Commission, Chey- Prairie Provinces, J. Dewey Soper, enne. City Postoffice Building, Winnipeg, President, F. G. Cundy, Rock Springs. Manitoba. Kendall Bon, Cheyenne. British Columbia, J. A. Munro, Oka- Landing. J. T. Scott, Casper. nagan V. C. Johnson, Ranchester. Publications: Migratory Birds Richard Winger, Jackson. Convention Act and regulations Alex. A. Linton, Meeteetse. pamphlets. Secretary and commissioner, Robert A. Canadian Fish and Game Protective Asso- Hocker, Cheyenne. ciation. Chief assistant, Frank Cook, Cheyenne. President, C. A. Hayden, Vernon, B. C. Publications: Game and fish laws; Secretary, John S. Hall, Room 920, 360 reports. St. James Street, Montreal, Quebec. Wyoming Protective Game Association. Canadian Forestry Association, Canada Ce- President, Sam W. Aldrich, Ishawooa. ment Co. Building. Ottawa, Ontario. Secretary, I. H. Larom, Valley. President, Henri Kieffer. State of Wyoming Game and Fish Protec- Manager, Robson Black. tive Association. President, Elmer H. Cook, 409 East Jack Miner League. Twenty-fourth Street, Cheyenne. President, A. W. Reid, Walkcrville, On- Secretary, T. C. Thompson, 108 West tario. Eighteenth Street, Cheyenne. Secretary-treasurer, Edward R. Kerr, Walkerville, Ontario. Izaak Walton League of America (Wyo- ming Division). Jack Miner Migratory Bird Foundation, Inc. President, John W. Seott, Laramie. Secretary, Manly F. Miner, Kingsville, Secretary, G. R. McConnell, Laramie. Ontario. ; ;

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PROVINCIAL OFFICIALS AND NOVA SCOTIA ORGANIZATIONS Department of Lands and Forests, Halifax. Minister, J. H. Mac Quarrie. ALBERTA Chief clerk, F. A. Harrison. Publications: Game laws; annual re- Department of Agriculture, Edmonton. ports. (Has jurisdiction over matters pertaining to game.) Nova Scotia Guides' Association. Minister, George Hoadley. President, B. H. Annis, Hebron. Deputy Minister, H. A. Craig. Secretary and treasurer, G. H. Alk-n, Yarmouth. Game commissioner, S. H. Clark, Ed- monton. ONTARIO Publications: Game laws ; annual re-

ports ; bulletins. Department of Game and Fisheries, Parlia- ment Building, Toronto. Alberta Game and Fish Protec- Southern Minister, H. C. Nixon. tive League. Deputy minister, D. J. Taylor. President, Fred J. Green, Calgary. Assistant, James Farrington. Secretary, Austin de B. Winter, Canada Inspector, — . Life Building, Calgary. Director of fish culture, H. H. Mackay. Publications: Game laws; annual re- BRITISH COLUMBIA ports.

Game Commission, 411 Dunsmuir Street, Ontario Forest, Fish, and Game Protective Vancouver. Association. J. G. Cunningham, President, . F. R. Butler, Secretary-treasurer, A. Kelly Evans, To- ronto A. G. Bolton. Club, Toronto. Publications: Game laws; bulletins; Ontario Hunters' Game Protective Asso- annual game report. ciation. President, Aubrey Davis, Newmarket. MANITOBA Secretary, Emerson Robertson, 38 Follis Avenue, Toronto. Department of Mines and Natural Re- sources, Winnipeg. (Has jurisdiction Ontario Federation of Anglers. over matters pertaining to game.) President, Thomas Barnes, 231 East Minister, J. S. McDiarmid. Avenue, North, Hamilton. Director of game and fisheries, A. G. Secretary-treasurer, W. R. Griner, Alder- Cunningham. shot. Publications: Game and fisheries act Federation of Ontario Naturalists. regulations. President, W. E. Saunders, London. Manitoba Game and Fish Association. Chairman, H. C. Nunn, Hamilton. Secretary-treasurer, President, E. B. Pitblado, Bank of Ham- D. Bruce Murray, ilton Chambers, Winnipeg. Toronto. Honorary secretary-treasurer, E. H. Hebb, Jr., Woodbine Hotel, Winnipeg. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND NEW BRUNSWICK Provincial Treasury Department, Charlotte- town. Provincial Department of Lands and Mines, Frederic- secretary-treasurer, W. J. P. ton. (Has jurisdiction over matters McMillan. Deputy provincial secretary-treasurer, H. pertaining to game.) R. Stewart. Minister lands and mines, F. W. Pirie. Game inspector, A. E. Morrison. Deputy minister lands and mines, G. H. Publications: Annual reports. Prince. Chief game warden, H. H. Ritchie. Prince Edward Island Fish and Game Pro- • Publications: Game laws; annual re- tection Association, Inc. ports. President, W. Harry Tidmarsh, Charlotte- town. New Brunswick Fish and Game Protective Secretary, J. M. MacFadyen, Charlotte- Association. town. President, E. H. Cook, St. Stephen. Secretary, F. Cedric Cooper, Fredericton. QUEBEC

NORTHWEST TERRITORIES Department of Colonization, Game, and Fisheries—Fisheries and Game Branch, Lands, Northwest Territories and Yukon Quebec. Branch, Department of ' the Interior, Minister, H. Laferte. Ottawa, Ontario. (Administers the Deputy minister, L. A. Richard. Northwest Game Act.) Biologist and director of fish culture, B. Director, J. Lome Turner. W. Taylor. Publications: Northwest Game Act General superintendent of fisheries and regulations for protection of game game, J. A. Bellisle. and ; rep rt of royal commission on the pos- Secretary of fisheries and game, J. A. sibilities of the reindeer and musk-ox Beauchesne. industries in the Arctic and subarctic Publications: Fish and game laws regions ; Conserving Canada's Musk- annual reports.

oxen ; Discovery of the Breeding Grounds of the Blue Goose, 1929; The Province of Quebec Association for the Pro- tection Fish and Game. Blue Goose ; Northwest Territories, of President, H. A. Stewart. Montreal. 1930 and supplement 1933 ; Reindeer Secretary-treasurer, E. A. Cartier, 1154 and Grazing in Northwest Canada ; Canada's Eastern Arctic. Beaver Hall Square, Montreal. 16 MISC. PUB. 2 31, U. S. DEPT. OP AGRICULTURE

Province of Quebec Society for the Protec- YUKON tion of Birds. President, Mrs. C. L. Henderson, 1536 St. [For information regarding game laws, Matthew Street, Montreal. address F. H. Osborn, Territorial Sec- Corresponding secretary, Maud Seatn, 361 retary, Dawson.] Melville Avenue, Montreal. NEWFOUNDLAND Societe Zoologigue de Quebec. President, Cnaries Fremont, 75 St. Peter Commissioner for Natural Resources, St. Street, Quebec. Johns. Secretary, A. Brassard, Charlesbourg. Commissioner, John Hope Simpson. Secretary, Claude Fraser. SASKATCHEWAN Forest Officer, Jack Turner. Clerk, game and inland fisheries, Gower Department of Natural Resources, Regina. Rabbitts. (Has jurisdiction over matters per- Publications: Game laws. taining to game.) Minister. William J. Patterson. MEXICO Deputy minister, W. W. Amos. Game commissioner, J. R. Hill. Departmento Forestal y de Caza y Pesca. Publications: Annual reports. Jefe, Ing. Miguel A. de Quevedo, Calle de Edison 145. City of Mexico, D. F. Saskatchewan Fish and Game League. Instituto Biotecnico. President, C. H. Niles, Canada Bank of Director, Jose Figueroa, Calzada de Commerce. Saskatoon. Mexico Tacuba No. 295. Col. Anahuac. Secretary, W. MacGuire, Moose Jaw. D. F.

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