turn and twist he was met by Rich
ard Sundquist in charge of the bill
in the House at the request of
Senator Brown. Finally a vote
was taken and the “friend of la
bor” voted for the bill against
which he had spoken three times.
“REPUBLICAN LEGISLATIVE .
PLATFORM”
Out of the men who signed the
Republican platform of the Second
Division only Richard N. Sundquist
kept the faith.
The broken planks are “We en
dorse the candidacy of our present
Delegate to Congress, Dan A .Suth
erland.”
We endorse legislation which
will favor and encourage prospect
ing.”
“We pledge ourselves to continue
effort to improve the Workmen’s
Compensation Act.
Signed by Thomas D. Jenson for
Senator, Ralph Lomen and Richard
Sundquist.
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NOTICE TO THOSE ENGAGED IN
ALASKA SALMON INDUSTRY
In compiling statistics of the sal
mon catch in Alaska for the past
season, it was necessary in many
cases to write for additional inform
ation in respect to salmon purchas
ed. In some instances the informa
tion could not be furnished, as due
notice had not been received and
complete record was not made at
the time of the purchase.
From now on it is desired that in
connection with 'salmon purchased
from independent seiners and gill
netters record be made of the name
of the waters fished and the num
ber of salmon, by species, taken in
each, as well as the name's of the
fishing boats and the persons from
whom the fish are purchased. Form
No. 632 for reporting statistics of
the fishing industry of Alaska in the
season of 1927 and thereafter will
require this information. Copies of
Form No. 632 will be distributed
in due time.
Henry O’Malley, Commissioner.
NEW HERRING
LIMITATIONS
ARE IMPOSED
Southwestern Alaska herring li
mitations are imposed on Klawak
Harbor according to official an
nouncement made public recently
by Capt. M. J. O’Connor, acting
agent in Juneau for the U. S. Bu
reau of Fisheries.
Capt. O’Connor also announced
that the Acting Secretary of Com
merce has alBo promulgated a sup
plementary , regulation, February
17, prohibiting salmon traps in the
Kodiak area between Cape Ugat
and Broken Point; also in the wa
ters of Noisy Islands and north
west end of Uganik Island.
Cook Inlet area traps are pro
hibited within two statute miles
south of the Chuit River.
Salmon traps are prohibited in
various waters and islands of the
western part of Prince William
Sound area.
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A New Season is Beginning,
With Increased Facilities, Larger Buying Stations, A Full
Supply of Bait and Ice and Store Merchandise, We are Pre
pared to Supply Every Need of The Alaska Fishermen.
CO-OPERATION RESULTS IN MUTUAL BENEFIT.
“Call At New England”
New England Fish Company
Established 1868.
Alaska Headquarters: KETCHIKAN
Alaska Branches: Petersburg, Juneau and Noyes Island.
Buyers on the Salmon Grounds.
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