the money and names to the
Secretary.
The secretary was then in
structed to draw up creden
tials for each delegate. The
delegates were also instructed
to call a meeting at every trol
ling camp and try and get all
trollers to join.
Adopt Umcial raper
At the close of tne meeting,
it was moved and seconded and
carried that the Union adopt
the FIRST CITY MEWS as
the official organ of the Union,
and to let it be known among
the merchants that those who
advertised in the NEWS would
be favored whenever possible
by the members of the Union.
Since the meeting adjourned
last Monday, a great many
trollers have joined the Union
and have received their cards.
Another meeting was order
ed for May 8th, providing
there were enough men to have
a meeting. The place v/ill be
the same, the Deep Sea Hall,
at 8 o’clock in the evening.
The men expressed them
selves as appreciating the
favors shown by the Deep Sen
Fishermen’s Union and its
secretary Mr. Wenabo.
JUNEAU TO GET
FEDERAL DOCK
After much effort, the city
of Juneau is to ge: a Federal
dock. The bill for this dock
was introduced by Delegate
Dan Sutherland and strongly
supported by him. In the herr
ing on the bill, Col. Steese
testified and added his sup
port to the project. In addi
tion to this the Juneau Cham
ber of Commerce sent resolu
tions with facts and figures
to Sutherland. Altogether this
teamwork has resulted in suc
cess.
Juneau is very happy in the
successful issue of this work
which Dan Sutherland has been
able to accomplish. The en
emies of Sutherland however
are only crediting Steese and
the Chamber of Commerce with
the credit.
PATRONIZE THOSE WHO AD
VERTISE IN THE ALASKA FISH
ERMAN.
A nnuci] A greeme it Bet vecn
Fishermen . n n d ..Canneries
Reached—Prit : for . Pinks
2 1-2 cents.
The British Columbia Fish
ermen’s Protective Association
representing the k Aermen have
come to an agreement with the
Canners* Association on the
matter of prices for : lmon.
The prices agreed upon are
as follows: sockeyc 35c for can
nery gear, and 52 ' -2c for those
private gear; chums 4c cannery
gear, and 6c private gear; pinks
cannery gear 2 '.-2c, private
gear 3 1-2c; reel ing salmon
cannery gear 60c, priva e gea'
85c; choes cannerv gear 20c,
private gear 30c ;nti.l Angus':
15; wbite kings, cannery f car
10c, p r i v a t c g c a r 15c.
The areas affected embrace
the waters of Vancouver Island
and the northern waters.
Fish Traps arc not permitted
in any of these waters.
Wrangell Bakery
o
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Je:r.t
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j\ ," ! i ' ] ] ' l'
Wrangell,
I i 111
Ain 1 r r
u'pstairs over S, Cu.-Toms i
Hour?: 1 to 4 ; rui G."' ) to 8
Sunday by appointm_ o
Telephone 57
Wrangell Steam
Laundry
M. 0. JOHNSON, Prop.
First Class Work
Telephone 28
TOURISTS CAN GET
ALASKA CURIOS and
MOMENTOS at
Skagway Drug Co.
PERRY HERN
Totems, Moccasins, Spoons
Skagway, Alaska
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Sanitary Market
(HAS. A. GREENAA
MEAT MARKET
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Peter: burg, - - Alaska
. ; . Cigars, Ice Cream
Fruit, Soft Drinks
SIMPSON
ivfetlakatla, Alaska
cater especially to
Fishermen
KNOX HOTEL
da s Dinner Room
:>4 Rooms. Rot and Cold Water
A Room. Steam Heated.
American and European Plan
‘ • RCE RUPERT, B. C.
a, L, CARLSON
i ::;.' socialist
K.-Lcl ikan, Alaska
attention to mail orders
Cor op Aral repairs and lens re
la c niv-r.ts. Seamen’s Home
uiillliiuiuii —
j COLD STORAGE
COMPANY, Ltd.
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C , CANADA
offer io the fishermen of Ah: ha the means of obtaining
highest prices for their halibut and salmon.
We have recently re construeted our ice plant and now
produce only hard transparent :h e which preserves the fish
one hundred per cent.