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Additional Alaska Fisheiy
Regulations
The regulations for the
protection of the fisheries of
Alaska published in Department
of Commerce Circular No. 2C>1,
eleventh edition, issued under
date of Decemcier 2, 1924, are
hereby amended by the follow
ing regulations:
Copper River Area
Salmon fishery. — Fishing for
salmon by means of giii nets
attached to anchored boats or
other anchored floating equip
mi nt is prohibited.
Bering River Area
Salmon J'isdierr. — Fishing for
salmon by means of gill nets
attached to anchored boats or
other anchored floating equip
ment is prohibited.
S. B. Davis
“CaN we do without
Oil Li PA PE Lir
J SHOULD SAY NOT!"
Every weak our paper comes,
A visitor to you and me.
No mailer ram or shine,
! Ts welcome face we se* .
It matters not what we are at,
Important thong.i u b<*,
We t->i<e ilie time to scan it
o’er
It’s leading news to see.
It’s first page gives the
happenings,
Of people of the town,
Their sadness and their joys,
The ads of their renown.
Page five is local happenings
Of visits made and some
recti ve<l
Of those now seeding other
chines,
Of many tint hare been
bereaved.
And on this same page you
will find
News from localities nearby.
Criminal cnses and mishaps,
We cannot solve the reason
why.
So in;,ny bull into mishaps,
Explosions, robberies and
such,
Evaders of the law. perhaps,
And accidents by auto, beat
the Dutch.
It’s page* now are eloquent
With every thing one fancies,
From baseball, basket ball,
Rotary clubs and dances.
Amusement is the present
theme,
A ml TniovTesT take tile lead!
There’s hardly time for sober
thought.
About our present, pressing
need.
Our present need of reform
and law
Is what the world is putting
oy;
Our |?overnmt‘nl is run by those,
Who promise, but wink the
other eye.
’Twould be a sin. however,
a useless caper
To live without our home
town paper.
STRANGE MALADY BREAKS
OUT IN REMOTE REGION
Prevalence of a sickness in
epidemic form on the upper Key
ukuk River is reported in teleg
raphic advices received recently
from Fairbanks by Gov. George
A. Parks. Meager reports to Fair
banks indicated that a serious con
dition might already exist and
the Governor has authorized a
physician to be sent from Fair
b inK's by airplane to the affect
ed district.
Copper River
and Northwestern Railway
THROUGH SERVICE TO CORDOVA TWICE WEEKLy
E. A. HANSEN Supt. C. R PUGH As^nt
Kenneoott Laundry
Mc(, Ar(Siy Agt*aif
S. Wold
KENNECOTT
ALASKA
F. H. FOSTER
ATTORNEY
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Transactions of all Kinds
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Cordova.
Alaska
A.SA C. BALDWIN
U. S. Mineral Surveyor
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