THE
McCarthy weekly news
Entered as second class matter. Septem
ber 17th, 1918. at the Post Office, a
McCarthy, ^Alaska, under the Act o
March 3. 1879.
C. O. Marwood Editor
K. Marwood Circulation Manager
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Saturday, October 24, 1925
NEW GAME REGULATIONS
.1 uneau, Oct. 7, 1925.
The office of the Alaska Game
Commission and Bureau of Biol
ogical Survey, at Juneau, annou
nces that in the future permits
for 'he crpture of land fur heir
ing animais in AJaska for prop
agation purposes will be issued
from the Juneau oiiice, and tiial
applications need no longer stiff
er delay by being sent to the
Washington office, as has been
the custom in tin- past. This arr
angement is made in accordance
with Regulation 22 of the Alaska
Game Law.
Mr. Walker, Executive Officer
ol' the Commission, states that
the Biological Smvey ai d Alas
ka Game Commission are doing
all in their power to foster the
development of fur-farming in
Alaska and permits for the capu
ure oi. a limited number of fur
byarii g animals fa. propagation
purposes are granted to persons
who show ti.ey are prepared to
ta^e pioper care of fur bearing
animals timy maj capture under
permit.
Applic.a1 ions lor capture per
mits should state name in full.
DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR
U. S. LAND OFFICE
Anchorage, Alaska.
September 11, 1(J25.
Serial 05(‘>18
Notice is hereby given that Peter
Johnson, entryman, together with his
witnesses, Olaf Holtat, and Frank A.
[verson, all of McCarthy, Alaska, has
submitted proof on lands described as
the Northwest Quarter of Section 25,
T. 5 South, R. 12 East, Copper River
Meridian, and is now on file in the
local land office, at Anchorage, Alaska
and if no protest is filed in the local
land office on or before November 1
1925, said final proof will be accepted
and final certificate issue.
J. Lindley Green
First Publication October • >, 19:27
Last Publication October-’,!, 1(,)25
residence and postofficeaddress,
location of fur farm, or where
they propose to keep the anim
als, together with a brief state
ment of the facilities the applic
ant has for the care of any an
imals taken, the number and
kinds of animals which it. is des
ired to capture, and if tin? capt
ure operations are not to be
carried on by the applicant, tne
implication should give the name
of the person who is to engage
in the capture.
The permit is issued without
charge, bet the person who is
i to do the capture work must
! hold a valid license under the,
Alaska Game Law, permitting;
him to take land f urbearing!
animals Persons who can quail
ify for the Resident Trapping!
License at a fee of $2 need only
take out that license. Nonresid
:ent citizens must have the $50.
I license, and aliens must have I
! , _ i
the $10U. license.
Permits will not ordinarily ;
be granted according to Mr. |
Walker, for the capture of an j
imals to he removed from the
Territory, for he states it is the
aim of ihe Commission to fosttr
riie development of fur farming I
in the Territory.
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