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Vol. I Seldovia, Alaska, Feb. No. 25
SFIDOVIA'S DOCK HAS A BUSY WEEK
NO FISHING DATES
ANNOUNCED YET
- FOR COOK INLET
Fishing season
dates for Lower Cook
Inlet are still in
need of clarifying
information, agent
Buck Douglas of the
AFU here, reported
upon his return from
Anchorage this week*
Printed regula
tions of the Fish and
Wild Life Service
have not reached Al
aska yet, and until
they are received,
information concern
ing season dates ap
parently will be un
available^_
COUNCIL MEETING
SCHEDULED FRIDAY
Next regularly
scheduled meeting of
the city council will
be called at 8 o’c
lock Friday evening,
Mayor Simon Josefsen
announced today. This
is the first meeting
for the past month,
since the last meet
ing had to be adjour
ned for lack of a
auorum in attendance.
no Business For
Utility Board
There was no bus
iness transacted at
the Monday meeting of
the Public Utility
Board. Only two of
the Board members
were in attendance at
the meeting, others
being detained by
business because of
the Denali*s docking
here.
COMM ISSIONER
PLANS TO LEAVE
HOSPITAL SOON
Commissioner G. M.
Chambers is so im
proved in health that
he plans to leave
Seldovia hospital and
return home soon, it
was learned yester
day. Mr. Chambers
expects to be able to
resume some of his
duties at his desk in
the city hall almost
at once.
TWO STEAMERS,
MOTORSHIP ARRIVE
HERE LAST WEEK
The Seldovia wat
erfront stirred into
unprecedented activ
ity after a long win
ter lull this week,
when two steamers
tied up at Anderson
Dock within four days
of each other, and
several smaller craft
either arrived or de
parted from there.
First to arrive
"was the much publi
cized Reef Knot,
which came in last
V'ednesday afternoon,
was promptly unload
ed, and left on the
tide at mid-morning
Thursday,
Then Sunday the
motorship Maurine
Greer, owned by C. 3,
Anderson of Seldovia
Packers, arrived from
Seattle. The ship,
a converted sub-clias
er, is captained by
Axel Ursin of Seldo
via.
The Greer carried
cannery supplies and
equipment for Mr. An
derson. She unloaded
here early this week,
and is planning an
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