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FRESNO, Calif., July 29. (JP)—
Five of the 10 U. S. Navy airplanes,
flying from San Diego to Oakland,
cracked up in a landing here.
None of the pilots were hurt, but
damage was estimated at $2,500.
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3-blade propellor, $7.00. All
bronze. Good used 2 K>" iron
Thermex muffler, $7.00. All on
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St., Quincy, Mass.
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Gateway.
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CAPITAL. WISE
(By W. A. S.)
WASHINGTON, D. C„ July 2
—Former Deputy U. S. Marsh:
Neil C. MacGregor, who was 1(
cated for several years at Peter:
burg, is now at Las Vegas, Ne\
and has made application to th
Bureau of Reclamation to run
lodging house for governmer
workers at Las Vegas.
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A protest has come from th
Associated Fishermen of Nush£
gak against the order of Commi:
sioner O’Malley closing the Nusha
gak river on July 15 to commerce
fishing. As a result of the sho]
season local fishermen in tha
locality complain that they ha\
not been able to make a grufc
stake.
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Numerous complaints from trap
pers in various sections of Alask
are now being investigated by th
Bureau of Biological Survey. Th
Alaska Game Commission is be
ing called upon to make explana
tion of various orders given ani
practices alleged to be indulged.
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The Postoffice Department ha
established a postoffice at Lake
view, along the Alaska Railroac
and named Harold Long as post
master.
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Hubert A. Post has resigned a
postmaster at Pilgrim Springs an<
the department contemplates thi
appointment of Peter P. Wilhel
as his successor.
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Miners and other residents o:
Jircle protest aaginst the contem
Mated removal of the Signal Corp.
station from that station to Circle
hot Springs. They declare thai
Circle is the central distributing
Joint for Fort Yukon an , neigh
boring sections, and that i change
vould seriously affect mining anc
lavigators on the Yukon river dur
ng the open sea on.
the U. 3. Board
■-.-0 Delegate
The chairman of
;i Parole informs
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Slid ii©t,-iil $ iO
Shoot the famous Schooner
Bern; Rapids wbh two of the
most reliable river-men in
the country!
ANDY SIMON, JACK LEAN
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that the application for parole c
James E. Ryder, of Fairbanks, ha
been granted, effective October 2
1931. It is stipulated that h
make restitution of public fund
as soon as his circumstances wi
permit, and that he is not to en
gage in teaching profession tha
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young boys of the adolescent ag<
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In reference to the frequen
agitation that 50 per cent of th
revenue derived by the governmen
from the sale of seal skins shoul
be allotted to the Territory, a res
ident of Interior Alaska writes t
say that there has been no actus
revenue from the ’ sale of sea
pelts since 1925. He alleges tha
the cost to the government fo
the catching of the seals and thei
disposition exceeds the revenu
that is derived from this source.
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Various applications are receive
by the Delegate from persons i]
the States who wish employmen
in the several Alaska towns fror
Hyder to Nome. One of the lates
is from a 1931 graduate of Har
vard, residing at Brooklyn, wh
would like to secure a place “ii
the recently constructed wood pul]
plant situated about 20 mile
from Juneau.” He is out of lucl
because the plant has not ye
been erected.
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j H. A. Clarke, the postmaster a
s Ruby, has resigned and left witl
his wife for Seattle, where sh<
■> is to receive medical treatment
- Miss Mildred M. Fisher has beer
left in charge of the office anc
I is an applicant for the vacant
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OSBO’S ELECTRIC SHOP
■ louse wiring, boat wiring
and re] airing. We stock up
to-date light fixtures.
Radios and Radio Supplies
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Madison 123
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The Bureau of Indian Affairs
is to erect a number of school
buildings in Alaska and complaint
comes from various persons that
the lumber and material for the
buildings has been purchased in
Seattle, when the mills in the
Territory are equipped and capa
ble of filling the orders at equal
cost.
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Information comes from parties
in Los Angeles that they are con
templating the erection of a plant
to produce wood pulp and news
print, if proper arrangements can
be made with the government for
a suitable tract of timber and
the necessary water power. The
Tongass Forest Service is preferr
ed and “the necessary millions for
the erection of the plant have
been pledged, conditioned on se
curing satisfactory leases.”
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COLFAX, Calif., July 29. (Jp)—
The ghost town of Iowa Hill, 12
miles east of here, is reported
coming to life with the spreading
of news that the once fabulously
rich Longpoint channel has been
located on property known as the
Golden Streak holdings.
The new strike ended a 10-year
search for the channel, it is
stated, in which large sums of
j money were spent by dozens of
! operators.
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TAMPA, Fla.. July 30. (/P)—The
| Edna Hoyfc of Boston, said by O. J.
Baker, the mate, to be the last
five-masted schooner in active
service, is a cradle of modern fic
tion. Before the ship sailed from
here recently, Baker said the
schooner usually has one or more
authors aboard during her trips.
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