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HART'S BABY TROUT GO TO PENTWATER, BALDWIN
HART. Mich., May 31.-Fingerling brook trout at the Hart fish hatchery maintained by the state department of conservation are being moved to rearing ponds. Most of the two-inch minnows already have been taken to the feeding stations on the north branch of the Pentwater river and Baldwin, and 150,000 are now being moved to the south branch of the White river near White Cloud where the department maintains one rearing pond. There are still about 75,000 baby trout left in the troughs at the Hart hatchery and the disposition of these has not yet been decided. For the first time in the history of the local plant no trout will be kept here this summer in the ponds in Brooks creek and 'it is probable that the hatchery will be closed entirely, according to Erwin Moody, superintendent of the plant.
Names New Bank Receiver. REED CITY, Mich., May 31 (P)-Phillp Holman, of New Cumberland, W. Va., has been appointed by the comptroller of currency at Washington to succeed J. Garver Bly, of Allegan, as receiver for the Reed City National bank, which was closed in May, 1929. Mr. Bly resigned recently after his automobile had been seized on a writ; of attachment to satisfy a debt he was said to have owed to the bank.