Charles H. Hinderer
Prescott
Arizona, The Youngest State, 1913

During practically the entire period of his active life, 
Charles H. Hinderer has been connected with the United 
States forestry service and has risen to a responsible 
position in it, being now forest supervisor at Prescott.  
He was born in Pennsylvania in 1880 and after completing 
the public school course entered the State University.  
In 1905 he came to Prescott and began work as a forest 
ranger for the government.  In the following year he was 
made acting forest supervisor and in 1907 was transferred 
to New Mexico and given charge of the Sacramento forest 
as supervisor.  He returned to Prescott in 1908 and in the 
same year was made forest supervisor there.  He understands 
his work thoroughly, is conscientious and farsighted in the 
discharge of his duties and he has won an unusual degree of 
success in his chosen field.

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