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SMALL AREA INVOLVED FOR
NATIVE FUR FARMERS, IT
IS SAID
| In view of the fact that prac
tically all the papers of the Ter- j
I ritory made extended comment •
|in regard to the creation of a j
iso-called Indian reservation in
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any time. Fresh pastries, cakes
and bread every day at the
Electric Bakery.
|the Nabesna country known as
jthe Tetlin, and the opposition of
inline operators in regard there
to, the following statement to
;The Gateway from Ernest Wai
jker Sawyer, assistant to Secre
) tary Wilbur of the Department of
« the Interior, is interesting and
* pertinent: Mr. Sawyer says:
j The temporary withdrawal of
l land for Indian fur farms near
Tetlin embraces an area which
ithe General Land Office insists
|is not more than 625 square miles.
It is expected that about half
, iof that area will eventually be
. assigned to individual Indians
under fur farm leases and then
, the remainder will no doubt be
; released and returned to the
public domain. The ordinary fur
farm lease under the Interior
Department is limited to 640
acres on the mainland or 12,200
acres (30 square miles) on sev
eral islands. About 25 leases of
this nature have been already
Issued in various parts of Alas
ka.
The Department of Agricul
ture grants leases up to 2,500
j acres for islands and 80 acres
Tor mainland. I have no record of
jthe total leases issued by that
department. The Agriculture de
jpartment has about 30,000,000
! acres of reservations which I be
(lieve are subject to their lease
| regulations. The Navy comes sec
ond with about 26,000.000 acres
of reservations. The Interior de
partment altogether has less than
,3.000,000 acres of reservations in
cluding McKinley Park.
! The Geological survey consid-1
ered at the time they examined
the proposed boundaries of the
Tetlin reservation that there I
were no mineral bearing areas!
within the boundaries. It was
further understood there were
no prospectors within that area
■As far as we have been able to
i find out there are still no pros
pectors within that area. The
[Geological survey for years has
I advocated the interests of pros
pectors and has opposed the cur
jtailment of their rights. I person -
| ally am very anxious that pros
pectors be protected and in every
jway encouraged as I believe the
| future of Alaska lies with the
prospectors of the next few years.
Both Dr. Philip Smith, and my
self approved of the reservation
provided there was no restric
tions on prospecting. The reser
vation papers were drawn up arid
■ signed June 10 while we were in
Alaska and far some special le
gal reason it was so worded that
all prospecting or mining on the
, area must be in accordance with
rules made by the Secretary of
! the Interior. Immediately after
I returned to Washington I began
jto clear this up and within a
very short time you can rest as
sured that a prospector should
he ever desire to go into that;
area for legitimate prospecting
reasons will be able to proceed
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“ Aron Ericson
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Orlander
Jeweler
Dealer in watches and
docks, nonet Jewelry,
old ivory, curios and a
full line of foods ns*
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class Jewelry store.
Watches repaired on
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with his activities. I believe it is
unnecessary for any one to waste
further time in stirring up this
subject as I believe everybody
is in accord with your idea of
{protecting and encouraging the
!prospectors and it will be done.
| I h ive been fighting for over,
ja year to have all reservations in i
Alaska pass thru some responsi- 1
ble head and I am in great j
hopes that soon every reserva-!
tion, regardless of what depart
ment originates it, be referred j
to the governor before being
| signed.
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But immediate relief has been
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and making beautiful bouquets,
are on display in the former gro
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