DELEGATE DIMOND PROTESTS FISH BILI
Another one of those bills to help
the people of Alaska, come up in
Congress recently, celled the
A1‘ ska. Fishery Act. Evidently the
proponents of the Eill forgot to •
crll r.ny of the people of Alaska
who were probably interested also.
Pimond reports some queer prov
isions snd nsks for serious consid
eration on the subject. He mentions
one prrt in which the Pill that
seems to be in line with some other
It glislat ion npp lying to A In ska.
This provision gives the fishing
rdminstrrtion, which is controlled
by the Department of' the Interior,
the right to limit the amount of
gear that a fisherman crn use in
rny given nern. This is based on
it presumption that there may be
toomr.ny fisherman in certain aereas
• fter the V/r r and as a conservatior
measure. Its funny that the re^ople
of Alaska don't appreciate the
the efforts that are made to rrovid
the abundant life, for them.*
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EARL HACKER PROP.
! SHAVING HAIR cutting
Yo'ur aatront^c appreciatod.
I FOR SALE: One black horse,, 5 years
old, weight about 1.400 lbs.
See; Don Parks.
SEED POT..TOES IT! DE^.TT.
Dean Gasser states that the re will
]robnbly be some calls for seed
potatoes from Fairbanks, this spring
and that the best grade will be the
only kind that will be considered*
Dean Gasser gave the IJntnnftskn
Valley Farmers several com:.liments
e in a Radio talk over KFQD this
last week.
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Co-op. Warehouse hafl' two carloads 6f fertilizer, must be" unloaded.