James O’Donnell, aged pioneer
of Fairbanks, died recently there
from heart trouble, reports the
News-Miner.
Pete Peterson’s dog team showed
its heels to 21 other teams in the
Kid’s race in Fairbank recently,
says the Fairbanks News-Miner.
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ters extending from Cape Karlul
to West Point and from Raspberry
Cape ot a point at the entrance ol
Raspberry Strait at 58 degrees 1
minutes 45 seconds north latitude
153 degrees 14 minutes west longi
tude, is prohibited prior to 6 o’clock
antemeridian June 1 in each year
The take of red salmon in these
waters shall not exceed 50 per cenl
of the total run as determined at
the weir in Karluk River operated
by the Bureau of Fisheries.
3. Regulation No. 15 is amended
to read as follows: Commercial
fishing for salmon is prohibited
| from August 15 to August 31, both
dates inclusive; provided, that this
prohibition shall not apply (1) tc
beach seines on the north coast ol
Kodiak Island from Cape Karluk
to Cape Uyak, (2) to set gill nets
on the north coast of Kodiak Is
| land from Cape Uyak to West Point
■ (3) to traps (a) on the west shore
of Kodiak Island from Chief Point
to West Point and on the west coast
of Raspberry Island from Raspberrj
Cape to a point at the entrance tc
Raspberry Strait at 158 degrees 1
minutes 45 seconds north latitude
153 degrees 14 minutes west longi
tude, (b) to traps on Afognak Is
land, (c) to traps on the north shore
of the entrance to Moser Bay with
in one statute mile outside of Bur
Point, and (d) on the east side ol
Turn Island.
4. Regulation No. 18 (j) it
amended to read as follows: Ko
diak Island near entrance to Uyak
Bay: Along the coast (1) within
2,500 feet of a point at 57 degrees
46 minutes north latitude, 153 de
grees 56 minutes 24 seconds west
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longitude, and (2) within 5,000 feel
easterly of a point at 57 degree*
41 minutes 48 seconds north lati
tude, 153 degrees 54 minutes 4t
, seconds west longitude.
‘ 5. Regulation No. 19 (1) is amend
, ed to read as follows: Kiliuda Bay:
All waters of the bay west of 153
degrees 3 minutes west longitude
Cook Inlet Area
Salmon fishery.— 1. Regulation
No. 1 is amended to read as fol
lows: North of 60 degrees 20 min
utes north latitude commercial
fishing for salmon is prohibited
prior to 6 o’clock antemeridian
June 5 and after 6 o’clock post
meridian August 1 in each year.
Between 60 degrees 29 minutes
north latitude and the latitude of
1 Anchor Point Light commercial
fishing for salmon is prohibited
prior to 6 o’clock antemeridian June
5 in each year: provided, that this
prohibition shall not apply to the
use of gill nets of mesh not less
than 8V2 inches stretched measure
I between knots after 6 o’clock ante
j meridian June 1. Between 60 de
I grees 20 minutes north latitude and
j the latitude of Anchor Point Light
| commercial fishing for salmon ia
j prohibited after 6 o’clock postme
! J ridian August 1 in each year. South
I of the latitude of Anchor Point
i Light commercial fishing for salmon
j is prohibited prior to 66 o’clock an
temeridian June 10 in each year:
provided, that this prohibition shall
not apply to the use of gill nets of
mesh not less than inches
stretched measure between knots
after 6 o’clock antemeridian May
20. South of the latitude of Anchor
Point Light commercial fishing for
salmon is prohibited after 6 o’clock
postmeridian August 5 in each year,
except that beach seines may be
operated south of the latitude of
Anchor Point Light in the period
from 6 o’clock antemeridian Aug
ust 20 to 6 o’clock postmeridian
September 3.
2. Regulation No. 14 (1) is amend
ed. to read as follows: Along the
mainland coast on the east side of
Cook Inlet (1) on the west side of
Nubble Point Spit within 1,200 feet
of a point at 59 degrees 28 minutes
145 seconds north latitude, 151 de
grees 35 minutes 6 seconds west
longitude, and (2) wtihin 1,000 feet
of a point at 59 degrees 28 minutes
30 seconds north latitude, 151 de
grees 37 minutes west longitude.
Bering River Area
Salmon fishery.—li The regula
tion prohibiting commercial fish
ing for salmon at all times is
amended so as to permit commer
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Seward Fraternal Orders
SEWARD CHAPTER NO. 10
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR
2ial fishing for salmon from <
j’clock antemeridian August 10 t<
3 o’clock postmeridian Septembe
20 in each calendar year.
2. Commercial fishing shall to
conducted solely by drift gill net*
or by gill nets attached to anchoret
boats or other anchored floatmt
; ?quipment and operated in substin
I "ially a straight line.
General Regulations
Effective in all waters of Alaska
General Regulation No. 3 L
amended to read as follows: Tin
use of any wire spiller in connec
tion with any fish trap will be per
mitted only when an inner spille:
of webbing also is used, conform
ing in size and shape with the out
er wire spiller. The web spille:
shall be so constructed as to pre
Hi 1 .. 1
J vent salmon or other fishes from
} passing over its walls and becom
r ing caught between it and the wire
! spiller.
JI The “Potato Conference” held
»! at the Alaska College was largely
‘ j attended by the Fairbanks dis
trict farmers and others interest
jed in agriculture, says the News
I Miner. It is planned to make
j this conference an annual event.
John Malutin is installing a two
cylinder 18 h. p. Regal marine en
gine in his fishing vessel, the Mar
ian.
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Metis the second and fourth
Monday’s of each montl'
in McMullen’s Building, at
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alway welcome. Mrs. Jose
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»t 8 p. m. at I.
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* _ ,n* brothers welcome. Walter
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Seward Post No 5
Meet* first and third Wed
nesday at 8 p. m. in the
Harriman Bank Building
Post Commander Leonard
Hopkins; Adjutant L. J
Chllberg.
Seward Lodge No. 219.
F. & A. M.
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