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Interesting Items
About Alaskans
Miss Dorothy Alub was married
to Dewey Baker at Juneau recently.
Alfred Lunhald an employee of
the Lucky Shot mine at Willow Cr.,
died recently.
Juneau has an ordinance which
forbids any dog to run at large on
the streets and is attempting to en
j force it.
Ina M. Jackson, owner of the gas
boat Ina May of Juneau, and H. W.
Andeson an employee of the Alaska
Juneau mine were married recently.
Bradford Washburn of Cambridge1
Conn., will explore and make a map
of a little known section of the ex
| treme west corner of the Yukon re
gion this summer, sailing from Seat
tle recently.
The Cordova Times is advocating
a fund averaging $50 per month for
life awarded Roy Tipton of Valdez
for his courageous work in attempt
ing to save the life of George Mar
tin recently on Valdez glacier.
Rufus Lowe, a former resident of
Dawson died recently. Mr. Lowe
was well known in Juneau where he
lived for a number of years. Lowe
erected a number of buildings in Ju
neau, some of which are still stand
ing.
Hampton Ballaine, a pioneer of
Fairbanks aged 68 was found dead
in bed on his large farm near Col
lege recently. He lived in the
vicinity for the past 25 years, and
was a brother of John and Frank
Ballaine, prominent in railway affairs
at Seward in the early days. John
lives in Seattle at the present time
Another brother lives in Bellinghan.
Washington.
Miss Margaret M. Regan of Butte,
Mont., and Janies Killoy were mar
ried at Juneau recently.
Jacon Nothiger, 73 year old resi
dent of the Pioneer Home at Sitka,
died last week. He was admitted to
the home from Hyder and was a na
tive of Switzerland.
Robert Ketchison, 74 years of age,
died recently in Petersburg, follow
ing a stroke. He went to Petersburg
in 1919 and at one time was a resi
dent of Nome.
At Uginak on Kodiak Island, Mis
Josie Sandvick, a former Seward
resident, conducts a single-handed,
hand-packed cannery. Last year
she eannd 2000 cases of sa'lmon and
a large quantity of butter clams.
Herring i>ni Is
Introduced Del.
In the II nise of Rrepresentatives,
Delegate Dimond introduced the
following bill; which was referred
to the Committee on Merchant Mar
ine, Radio and Fisheries and order
ed to be printed.
A Bill providing for the elmination
in the Territory of Alaska of the
conversion of herring into oil, meal,
or fertilizer and for other purposes
Be it enacted by the senate and
house of representatives of the Un
ited States of America in congress
assembled that, after the passage and
approval of this Act no station, plant
or factory either floating or on shore
for the conversion of herring into:
oil, meal, or fertilizer shall be per
mitted to operate in the Territory
of Alaska except the stations, plants
or factories which operated therein
during the calendar year ltKi-t
Sec 2 After the passage and ap
proval of this Act no herring taken
from the waters of the Territory of
Alaska shall be transported outside
Of said Territory and there reduced
manufactured, or converted into oil,
meal or fertilizer. , „
Sc. 3 That for each of the calen
dar years 1935, 1936, 1937 and 1938
no station, plant, or factory, either
floating or on shore in the Terri
tory of Alaska for the manufacture,
reduction or conversion of herring
into oil, meal or fertilizer shall
manufacture, reduce or convert into
any or all of such manufactured pro
ducts more than the following per
centages of the average packs or
amounts of herring so manufactur
ed, converted, or reduced at such sta
tion, plant or factory during the
calendar years 1930, 1931. 1932, 1933
and 1934 to wit: a—During 1935 not
more than 80 percentum: b—During
1936 not more than 60 per centum:
c—During 1937 not more than 40
per centum: d—during 1938 not more
than 20 per centum: Provided howev
er, that if any such station plant,
or factory did not operate for any
of the years 1930 to 1934 inclusive,
then the average may be calculated
for the years only during which op
rations were can ied on.
Sec. -1 After January 1. 19,'ill, tin
herring taken from the waters ot
Alaska shall be reduced manufactur
ed or converted into oil, meal or
fertilizer and after said date no sta
tion, plant, nr factory either floating
or on shore for the conversion of
herring into meal oil or fertilizer
shall be permitted to operate in
the Territory of Alaska.
See. 5 Any person, company, cor
poration or association violating any
of the provisions of this Act shall,
upon conviction thereof be punished
by a fine not exceeding $5,000 or by
imprisonment for a term of not more
than ninety days in any federal jail
or by both such fine and imprison
ment.
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S. S. VICTORIA June 1st
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call at Nome, St. Michael, Golovin and Bonanza.
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ports where business warrants.
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Season 1935 — $125.00