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A most unusual situation in j
i the postal service exists at Kan- j
! tishna. An office was established J
there four years ago, Charles A.
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ter and has continued to pay the;
| annual premium on his bond, but
the office continues without a
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j the deficiency.
The City of Seward has been
seeking additional protection for
the salmon of Resurrection Bay
waters, and after investigation,
Commissioner of Fisheries Henry
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lief. When new regulations are j
effective on January 1st next, it
is expected that the present regu
1 a t i o n prohibiting commercial
fishing for salmon at all times
within 1,000 yards of the mouth
of Bear Creek and Resurrection
river, and within 1,700 yards of
the mouth of these streams in the
period from June 7 to August 25,
will be modified to read substan
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fishing for salmon is prohibited at
all times in all waters north of a
true east and west line crossing
the head of Resurrection Bay
from the mouth of Lowell Creek
to the opposite shore at 60 de
grees 6 minutes 9 seconds north
| latitude”. Due to the depth of
j water, this proposed new regula- j
I tion, Mr. O’Malley states, would j
j practically prevent the use of an -
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pel the commercial fishermen to
drift their nets, thus giving the
! sal men a better oppox trinity to
Jen: *! the spawning streams
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and who has been in the United
j States for nine years, has a cottage
I prepared for the reception of his
future wife who is ready to come
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couple of months, in company of
Adolph’s sister, Mrs. Carl Brand
stetter, who has been a resident
of Fairbanks for 22 years but who
is now visiting in Germany.
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