CANADIANS \KE IAYORKD
BY THE FISHING TREATY
BETWEEN t . S. \ND ENGLAND
WASHINGTON'. Sept.. (By Mail)
While the text of the sockeye salmon
treut\ the l n»U d S.a.os and
Great Britain, signed hen* toil ay, F
with-heM from publication until th
senate has removed the Seal of secrecx
from it. ivpieseutatives* of Bugot
sound f’shin" interests ’ea’ii that it is
fa* fnun .avoiable to the American
contention put forwaid in the hearing’"
conducted oy the joint commission.
•‘In fact.” said one man identified
with Ibiget sound fishing interests
today, “our information i> that it is
contrary to the fa ts developed in the
testimony and also eontnir\ *** Mu*
understai hnir reached at th. Seattle
meeting of the commission.
The chief nurnose of the treaty is
the protection or soc’.eye sabnon th
spawn in the F»azier river system of
British \t~*boi. hut run an. are
• aught >’* *he ' e ' Bngct sou
and Brit:sh Columbia alike. Ques
tions of c’ *s* d >• isons. now regulated
by st:*t law in British Columbia and
method> oi f shing .ire chiefly involv
ed.
It is the *‘i*st result oftheAmeri
can -Canadian fisheries: conference,
which held hearings in 1!M> it point
• n Alas>a< hu-ettNew I oundland,
British Cohim)»ia and Masha and \‘
Seattle and OtMva. \ * >th > treaty
i< being formulated that deals with
the huMipt o’ Alast-a and involves
what ' as tk< !* *Kupev!
situation.
T}u* so, k ye -aimon treaty was
signed tli s morning at the state de
partment h Secretary et State l.ans
» g. fo F •* I’nited States. and hv
Hon. It c. Lindsay, change d'affairs
iditer m of the F.r tish embassy , and
Chief Ju • iee Sir John Douglas Hazen
of (anan. for (Beat Britain. The
signing was . in •*-• : ‘ \ Wdl am V
Found, o Caned; : \\» lian C. Red
field and Ervin F Sveet, respective*
thk a l a s k a shop
Ice Cream >odas t •
and Soft Drinks
Candies — Phonographs
kodak Supplies
ToHet Articles
Developing
Printing
Knlurging
v secretary and assistant secretary
f commerce, all members of the
'i heries conference. Toduy’s treaty
mho lies the conclusions reached in
!'•> conference at Ottawa May 20^.21
ul 22. 101 s, following the Seattle
:n ettng. which conclusions were
-tally drafted at a meeting just a
ear ago at Lake Champhifri, New
York.
The announcement made by th.> j
at ■ depart- tent today, following the
- going, says:
• l it • department of commers and
’ » r • vrau of fisheries have taken
i i ictive and important part in the
n, •« .* niton of this treaty, which is
oi ••;,*a*, importance to the fishery;
nt- i» ts of the Northwest.’*
•; >i;r • ^ | \ ROR REQI’IRKII
i\\ \ \K\Y L.VROR IMOS
i’I’.IM.IN. Sept.. 1 — A new kind I
,»t t.abor union has !>- --n foro'eil <n j
J hnstadt a v ’la e near M.-tgih b
v’ it It pots forward as a prineiple thai
•\ derman shotdd engage in some I
*, upation involving bodily labor,
n fin* g n*-ral voVa •* demands i*.
I e rreloVi-I dorks. bw»k-keonei t, I
soiv * .^tmienls a**e to enter the
»■<!. and po*a<h mines or become farm
lands. \ non o-’ them have al'-'ad'
!c *? Mang 'horg. umlre the guidance
>1 .1 trained otticer, to*1 labor in the,
a ;es neat there.
* .
About thirty ex-service men have
f© mod a bn nch of the American In
•ion at Juneau with others joining
I.I'M HER andKIILDERS; HARDWARE—
WINDOW S. DOORS. GLASS, MILL-WORK und BOAT LUMBER.
As.nts I or STANDARD MARINE ENGINES. STANDARD KID
TKOLLEK. STAND ARD KID.
HIVE — IIUUHN COMPANY
S E W A R l>
Inspect our Refrigerators.
Assure ^ ourself of Cleanliness
ami Sanitary Conditions.
,i,llv. S'!"- organization promises t ».
become a power?ul political organiza
tion in the near future. The now
,<a ipter was named the ISrndford l‘os’.
in honor of l.ieut. Hradlord, hilh <1 ia
France, a former Juneau man.
SERIAL 01 lib
\ )TK'K 01 APPLICATION FOR
PATENT FOR COAL LAN PS.
PFPAUTMI NT OF THE INTERIOR
{ NITFP ST ATKS L \NP OFFICE
JI NK AT, ALASKA.
NOTICE IS HE REIS V given that
lh Thomp « n Valley C >al Company, a
« potation o ganized trader tlie law
of ih stat** of Arizona and duly mm
thorizod to do Inis ness in th.e territory
of AkuAn. 1 mad" apnlication under
• provisions o* Mu* Acts ot ( ongrois
v . nd May 2S. ...
;\r ! t* e provisions of the Revised
Sv.‘mV s .relating to the location of
c( il lands to purchase Mi" lip Ipp
• ! Fourth of .L 'yceal claims which
I'm rn n p >ri of the group or con’1
'ms p i « I . S. Survey No
4* i, which is i io**o particularly d •
. .• h**d as f• ’low' - -
Coinmenciiiguit Cer..*No., 1. whence
C S. L. M. I nga No. h bears due ,vv 't
<0 09 clip., thence X. 80 chs. to Cor.
\ . th nc • W. 11 *'.."7 chs. to t’■> .
No. thejnee S. 80 chs. to Cor. No. 4,
thence E. 116.82 chs. to Cor. Xo. 1. the
place of beginning. Said survey Xo.
I. > is situated on the X. .d o.o of
C gnik Hay and m latitude 56 d g. 22
m i., N. and Long. 158 deg., 50 min.
W.. Mag. Yai* 20 deg. 50 min. K.
Any and all persons claiming ad
\ . s»ly any of said lands are required
t«* i ilo with the Register and Receive
o the United States Land Office at
.1 ueaiii Alaska, their adverse claim
in !er oith. during the sixty days per
io o f pub! 'cation of tin* notice of sak|
;;j ilication or within six months
t1 ,'after or they will he debarred by
tl provisions of the statutes.
EFFIK A. FKISBEE,
Register.
.!■ io 28. 1919.
S< vard Gateway (J1 issues.
P e of first Pub. Aug.. 25, 1919.
P; to of last Pub. Nov., 4th, 1919.
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