of O'Malley's and ordered into
Tyee where he stayed lor live
days. A district warden came
along and after considerable in
vestigation, released the boat
But the boys had lost a week’s
fishing. “Hats oil to O’Maliey.
At totem Bay, the warden ad
vised a crew of fishermen that
they could not fish within 60
yards of the creek markers Hats
off to O’Malley—anything goes,
anytime, anyplace to keep the
fishermen as base slaves. Hats
off to the Czar whose authority
supersedes that of the founda
tional principles ol a democrat
ic government under which we
are supposed to be. Again we
say, “Hats off to O’Malley.'’
A fisherman bought a net at
Angoon. Left it on his boat
anchored in Hootznahoo Inlet
while he went to work at Foods
bay. Tne warden comes along,
sees and measures net finds it
short. Orders boat taken to
Juneau, so the crew, too lazy to
pull up anchor cut the line and
threw it overboard. Boat dam
aged $300 worth towing it to Ju
neau. Owner hears of arrest, goes
to Juneau and protests but is
told he must pay a fine of $400
but if he entered a plea of guilty
he would be let off with a fine
of $250. To save the boat and
the heavier fine t lie owner took
the blackmail fine and borrowed
tlie money with which to pay
die fine. “Hats olT to O’Malley”
i.he legalized blackmailer of re
sident fishermen.
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M ORE RESfC11V ATIONS
FOR ALASKA
A now reservation, consisting
of (>25 square miles located in
the Lake Tetlin district on tire
upper Tanana River, has just
keen established in an executive
order signed by President Ho
ver on June 10. This withdrawal
is for the purpose of providing
a location to train the Indians
in fur farming, principally mink
and foxes. It will be administer
ed by the office of Educati m
under the Department of In
terior. with the possible co-oper
ation of the United States Bio
logical Survey and the Alaska
College.
The population of the district
is supposed to consist of about
?00 Indians. These are aim st
destitute as their sole means of
earning a livlihood is trapping
and the region has been trapped
out. It is planned to give the In
dians instruction in the building
of corrals and pens, in caring
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It is not the intention of the
government, according to Ernest
Walker Sawyer, special assis
tant to the Secretary of the In
tenor, to make this reservation
a permanent thing. It is expect
ed that at the end of a five-year
program, the Indians will be
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