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Game Law ^
Change May
Help North
In a wire to Grant Jackson here
on August 13, the Territorial
Game Commissioner in Juneau
states that in conformity with the
migratory bird regulations adopted
by the Advisory Board in Wash
ington last month the Alaska
Game Commission has recommend
ed that the thirty day open sea on
for hunting migratory watetfhw]
in Alaska lie fixed to permit hunt
inti three days each week. Satur
day, Sunday and Monday for ten
weeks beginning September 1,
He further states in the telegram
that the official fixing of the sea
son depends on the approval and
signing of an\ executive order hv
President Roosevelt, and that as
soon as this is known, the Terri
tory will he informed by tele
graphic announcements.
In a return wire to the Commis
sioner. Jackson states that wlii.e
hunters here (avor tl'e protectu <■
of waterfowl, reduction of the hum
'her of days when shooting is pc -
mitted will give local huters very
little opportunity, as many of the
birds go south before September 1.
and there are almost none here by
October' 1st.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OFFICE HOURS:*! to S P.M.
NOME. ALASKA.
DR. H. G. HUGHES
DENTIST
ABOVE MODERN CAPE
: HOURS 0 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
C. C. TANNER
LAWYER
DUNHAM BUILDING
NOME, ALASKA.
DR. L. W, EROMM
DENTIST
Opposite Nome Nugget
Office Hours—I to 7 p.m.
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHED
At Nome Tailoring Company
HOURS 10 A. M. TO 4 P. M.
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TELEGRAPH
NEWS
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TRIALS ON INSULI, CASE
NOW UNDER WAY
(By The Associated Press)’
-CHICAGO, Auk. 15, Marshall F.
Kampsell, who was a deft padut
tn tlie first criminal eases to conn'
as a result of the collapse of the
Insull Utility empire, was acquit
ted today, of embezzlement charg
es. The jury deliberated five
hours.
YOUNG BOY STARTS
GOLD STAMPEDE
(By The Associated Press)
~ GRAND MARAIS, Minn.. Aug.
14. Ben Fielding aged seventeen,
started ■ hundreds of prospectors
on a gold rush to the north shore
of Sanaga Lake. Ontario.
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SPORTSMEN' ATTENTION!
The' Territorial flame Commission
•it Juneau, Alaska, has appointed 1
three game wardens tor this sec
tion whose duties it will he to ar
rest and prosecute any person*
shooting ptarmigans -between nov
and the opening of the seaso
September 1. Having these bird
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in one's possession will lie s if
lent evidence for* conviction. The
penalty therefor is iinprisonmeni
and a fine of $25 for each bird
found in one's possession.
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Hie city’s shopping district. In fact It is the hob around which Seat
tle rotates. New, modem, and rates as low as two dollars per day,
with bath. When enjoyed you will say 1 hare again found “Alaska’s
Doctor Loft us
Sheely Return
Trip North
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'TRIP FI.V FAIRBANKS AFTKR
I INSI'KI TING KI’R^ GARDKNS
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Dr'. Loft us ’and Ross S!i*»
! ley, who , came ^iiKo Nome last
j night with Pilot Vic- Ross from the
I north and left this morning t ’
j fly to Fairbanks, havP complete 1
the work' which them came . .to
Nome over there weeks' ago to <to
As extension veterinarian far tit
Alaska College. Dr. Loftus was
here to lecture at the session of
the Demonstration School, on furs
and fur farming, and Sheeley
who is with the agricultural de
partment of the college, spoke on
gardens and methods of rah: mg
them.
After the school closed, the two
Itjeii flew to' the north on fur
ther business pertaining to firs
and gardens. They visited fir
l farms or talked with their own
ers, and stopped at many towns
where there - were both fur ranch
es and gardens?.
A. Polet accompanied Dr. Lof
tus and Dr. Sheely on their tour
of northwestern Alaska.
All men stated that they had
a highly successful trip, and wire j
agreeably surprised at the progress
made In the fur business and in
gardening.
Dr. Loftus told of a record of
which he had heard hut hail not
had confirmed, that 1" pairs of
blue foxes had had an increase
of 130 pups at the ranch of Frbti
Knapp on the Noatak Rive", I'
Loftus also vikited the ranches o
George Goshaw, Hugo Kckharil.
Peterson and Marx,
There is a great ileal of inter
est in fur farming in the Shisli
maref, Deerlng, anil Kotzebue ilis
tricts, and those who are fur farm
ing seem to be having satisfactory |
increases, as there is plenty o |
feed for till? animals, continued I)'1 '
Loftus. Archie Ferguson at Sola- j
wick especially hud a very good
increase on his mink ranch.
Mr. Sheely was greatly surpris
ed to'-find thiil the Kotzebue thebe I
is a sure crop Of turnips, lettuce.. s
Kale, a 11 (1 other vegetables every
year. Wendell Fertile of that town
raises a good potato crop, also.
Hugo Kckhard's garden was. the
finest that Mr, Sheely had seen
on the coast, hut there are als>
good gardens at Deering. Sheely
stated* that the examples of sir-,
(idling which he saw' showed that
anyone who is ( a: efnl „ and
a good commercial fertilizer can
successfully raise a garden on Sew
ard Peninsula. j -
■ l>r.- Doftns—will' return—to 1ms -
headquarters at Juneau where he
will busy himself with the fur
farms of Soulheastern Alaska, and
Mr. Sheely ,1s going back to Fair
banks, where he lives. Hoth en
joyed the .trip to the north of
Nome, and said that the people
were very hospltalable.
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