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Ity virtue of the authority com for*
red .upon the Secretary of Agricul
ture by section 2 of the Act of May
11, 1908 (:io Stat., 102; oJnjpMed laws
of Alasku, s*Mrtion .‘Ull), entitle*!,
“An act to amend an act entitle*!
“Art act for the protection of game in
Alaska, ami for other purposes,”
the following regulations for the pro
tection of game in Alaska are made
ami published to take effect Augustt,
1918:
Kcaulation l.—Open season for deer.
The killing of «lee * in southeastern
Alaska oust of Long tudv 141 deg. is
limited to deer ha\ing horns not
less than three tnthedjlong, and the
season for killing such deer is limited
to the period from August Jfi to Oct
ober ;ii, both dates inclusive.
REGULATION 2. Limits.
The number ui deer killed by any
one per&on during the open season in
southeastern Aiusku east of l.ong -
tu le 141 deg. is hereby limited to
REGULATION 3,— The killing ol
females and young of certain animals.
The killing ol female mountain
sheep, /entitle deer, mountain sheen
lambs, mountain goats kids, and
fawn* of ami caribou, south.of
the Artie,Circle, is hereby, prohibited.
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KEG lLATIOX 4.—Deer on certain
Islands
The killing of deer on Kodiak Is*
land and Long island; on the islands
ol Hawkins, Hinchinbrook, ami Mont
ague, in CrinctS William Sound; aud
on the following islands in southeast
ern Alaska: Duke IsianX near Dixon
Inlet, Giavina Island, near Ketchikan,
kruzof Island, west of Sitka, San
Juan Island aud Suemez island, near
Klawak, and Zerembo Island, near
Wrangell, is herehy prohibited until
August 1, 11120.
Kegu latum o.—Sale of deer meat
in Moutheaatern Alaska.
The sale directly or indirectly, of
deer meat in southeastern Alaska ea^t
of Longitude 141 is hereby prohibit
ed; and no deer meat shall be procur
ed for serving and served in any
hoarding house,, cafe, cannery, eating
hou.Ne, hotel, mess house or restau*
rant by the proprietor thereof or his
agent, in southeastern Alaska east .of
longitude 141, amf no deer meat or
curibo- mat shall he received or served
on board an\ steatner or other vessel
in the waters of the South Coast of
Alaska between Unimak Pass and Dix
-on Inlet.
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REGULATION in south
eastern Alaska.
The killing of nufosat in southeast
ern Alaska east or south of the Lynn
OumiU ie-hereby p -ohibite^t until Aug
ust l, 1920. » ... / * /,
UrguUtion 7.—Si. e of tno«»se. meat
between Latitude 6l deg. and the Arc
tic Circle.
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The sale, directly or indirectly; of
moose meat in Alt aka between Lati
tude 62 deg. and tho Arctic Circle, be
tween December 2» and August 19,
both dates inclusive, is hereby prohi
bited; and no moose meat shall be
piocureri for serving and served in
any boarding house, cafe, cannery, cat
ing house, hotel, mess house or rest
aurant by the proprietor thereof 01
h's agent, in Alaska between Lati
tude f>2 deg. and the Arctic Circle, be
tween December 2 0 a ml August ID,
b"th dates Inclusive.
Regulation 8.—Sale of nieat.carcas
s«-s or parts thereof, of moose, cari
bou, mountain .sheep and .mountain
goat south of Latitude l>2 deg.
The sale, directly or indirectly, 01
the meat, carcasses or part thereof,
v i n\voaast caribou, mountain sheep ot
mountain goat in Alaska south ot Lai
u ie t>J iicg. and between Longitude
Ml deg. and the western outlet 01
Luke Clark hi Longitude 155 deg. amt
the shipping of the meat, carcasses 01
pans tiicieoi, ot said animals for salt
; :om Anchorage, Seward or otiici
points on tne Kenai Peninsula, is here
-by prohibited; and no meat, carcas
ses, or pans thereof, of said animals,
shall be accepted for shipment to oth
er points in Alaska unless accompani
ed by affidavit of the owtu r that the;
were not purchased and are not in
tended for sr'e.
The meat of moose, caribou, mount
sin sheep or mountain goat shall no
!»' procured for serving and served it
any boarding house, cafe, cannery
tuting house, hotc\ mess house o.
restaurant by the proprietor therco
or his agent in Alaska south of Lnt
i'ude 82 deg. and between Longitud
141 deg. and the western outlet o'
Lake Clark in Longitude 155 deg.
KKGl LAT10N 9.— Hiring hunter
prohibited.
The hiring of any person directly or
indirectly, to kill or capture gamt
birds or game animals for any board
iiig house, cafe, cannery, eating
house, hotel, mess house or restaurant
in Alaska south of the Arctic Circle b
hereby prohibited.
KKGl'LATION 10.—Open season
for mountain goats.
The killing of mountain goats in
southeastern Alaska east of Longi
tude 141 deg. and on the Kenai Pen
insula is hereby limited to the period
from September 1 October 31, both
dates inclusive.
Regulation 11.— Killing of cari
Sou and mountain sheep on the Kenai
Peninsula.
The killing of caribou on the Kenai
Peninsula is hereby prohibited until
August 1, 11)20.
The killing of mountain sheep in
the eastern part of the Kenai Penin
sula cast of Longitude 150 deg. (the
location of which is indicated by a
north and south line passing through
the Stalter Place on Kenai River) b
hereby prohibited until August 1, 1020
Regulation. 12.— Killing game to
feed dogs or foxes.
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The killing or permitting the killing
of deer, moose, mountain sheep, rnoun
-tain goat or any game bird, for feed
ing dogs or fox#* or for baiting traps
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Artie Circle is prohibited.
Regulation 13.—Preventing de
duction of game by clogs.
Kilting or permitting the killing oi
noose, uuer, caribou, mountain slieep,
•i mountain goau> with dogs, pormitt
g any ol tiie said auim.us to he kiii
by \iogs, or permitting dogs to
.iunt moose, deer, caribou, mountain
meep, 01 mountain goats, in Alaska
»utn of tiie Arctic Circle is hereby
. inhibited. On the Kenai Pemnsuk
..»» dogs shall be allowed to run at
urge or, unless accompanied by or
nuler th.e immediate control ol their
•wners or custodians, shall be allowed
utside the.immediate vicinity ot the
jwns of Hope, , Kenai, Roosevc it
cldovia, Seward and Sunrise. For
i Ue purpose of this regulation the in»
: nediate vicinity of the towns shall be
Hindered to mean one mile in any
, .reetion from the post office.
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Regulation 11.— (iaine killed by
atives, miners, and explorers.
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Giune killed by natives for food oi |
otliing. or by miners or explorers *n;
oed o. food, shall not be sold dilect
or indirectly, nor served in any
u.rding house, cate, cannery, eating
»uo, hotel, mess house, or rcstau
ant.
On and after August 1, 11)18, all n •
, illations for the protection of game
i Alaska made and published *by the
iv.retary of Agriculture under au
• iiority of the Alaska game law prlo:
l j the regulations hereby made and
published, except the regulations ot ;
t vugust 1, 1008, relating to the collect- i
on of specimens for scientific por
oses and the capture or shipment of
J ive animals ami bir<ls for exhibition ;
i >;• propagation, and the export of j
1 specimens from Alaska, shall be and i
ire hereby revoked.
I). F. HOUSTON,
Secretary of Argiculture.
sewarFboy IS I
k STUNT FLIER !
IN CALIFORNIA
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The following letter was received
n the last mail from J. C. Tolman, an
ltl timer, and well known in Seward,
nd who is now in San Diego, Cal.,!
ith his two boys Crit and (’hot, who ,
re in the Aviation brunch of the ser-'
ice.
“We had a little re-union and din
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or last Sunday, July 21st and I had
ill the ‘Seward Kids' 1 could round up
t the dinner my two boys, Joe Camp- j
toll, Tom Finnigan and myself. Alex
tolam is hoio but I could not got.
I lold of him in time to join us at the
(inner.
“Bob Beach and wife were here last;
; week hut returned home .Sunday
norning, and before 1 had decided to j
mve the re-union.
‘Tom Finnigan is doing ext’cmely
.veil, he is flying by himself and is
I »oing to make a good one he has been
j vovicing very hard all tho time and is
ietermined to stick to aviation.
“Crit lias been assigned as Instruc
tor in Stunt Flying, and machine gun■
shooting from tho piano—all of which
loos not please him, as he is anxious I
*o got to France or across the water. |
rie will have Tom Finnigan up with
him the first of the week for his first
instructions in stunt flying and I sure
would like to s(?e it, for Crit says he
will give Tom the whole thing in its
worst fonn right off the jump, and
.dll make Tom think the Keiuii jivoi
lever was so full of rocks and that a
Tidal wave had covered the dog trail
•it the head of the Inlet. Tom is too
iervy to get much frightened, but its
•i hundred to one shot that his slom
•ich turns ’"side out and he donate.;
bis breakfast to mother earth about
fOOO feet below him, It certainly
makes mo hold my bi^th to sob Crit
fall end over end, side over side for a
thousand feet, or go down tail first
spiralling like a corkscrew until you
think he will never stop until he hits
die earth, then when Kj rights up the
machine and flies away, somehow or
other I want to sit down on tho
ground and rest. Its certainly great
work and a wonderful experience for
those who live through it. •
“Throe of Grit's closest companions
in Aviation have been killed. Ex-May
or Mithell was the last one. Grit hu>
only had one accident and had a horse
shoe around his neck or something
equally as lucky. The machine in
which he was flying fell bottom side?
up.and there was not a piece left ot
the machine worth 25cts. When Cri*
crawled Com underneath the wrecked
machine all the injury he received
was a small scratch on the leg which
Pid not ‘amount to anything. He got
light into another machine and went
on flying.
“It seemed to be* an unlucky day.
Friday, July 12th, there were eleven
machines -smashed up that day, one
man kill* d, and some severely wound
♦ d. Each one- of these machines cost
the Government $10,000.
“Chet has not started flying yet.
hut expects to shortly, ho will be fly
ing in the Navy, which is not consid
ered as dangerous as flying in the
Army."
NO CHANGE IN
REGULATION OF
FLOURISH
The federal food administrator for
Alaska has not been advised by the
United States food administration at
Washington of any change in wheat
hour regulations for Alaska. The pub
lic will be notified promptly upon re
ceipt of information from the United
oiatos foyd administration of any
modification of the consumption o!
wheat flour.
The news items relative to the lift
ing of the wheat flour regulations ap
pearing in recert press dispatches
concerned voluntary pledge* of hotels,
public eating houses and (lining cars,
mado some time ago, and which were
held until the coming harvest, and
did not in any way effect existing
wheat flour regulations in Alaska.
The “fifty-fifty" rule has not been
changed nor lias the per capita house
hold consumption of wheat flour, i.
e.. one and one-half pounds per week,
been altered in any manner. «
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