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THE
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J ohn Rustgard
Candidate for Attorney General declares:
“I believe that owners offish traps and trap sites
should be protected in such ownership against ALL
interests except by the government, and to that end
should receive leases for their trap sites for a fixed
period.”
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W. L. Paul for the past twelve years has
lentlessly opposed the fish trap system and for which
the System has made every effort to drive him from
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r^'the country: The following declaration is not a new
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\^Q pronouncement for political purposes:
I am opposed to special privilege.
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^ ;t ^*5$ In combating special privilege in Alaska, I am
NN ^ "v in favor of a truly responsible primary law; to the
divorcing of federal officials from territorial
duties; to the abolishment of all fish traps as be
ing a special privilege.
If elected to the office of attorney general
I would make the office of attorney general
useful to the advancement of these principles be
cause it is an important cog in the machinery of
government.
I would have the courage to test the legality
o/ the fish trap.
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