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THE
McCarthy weekly news
Entered as second class matter. Sep
tember 17th, 1918, at the Post Office at
McCarthy, Alaska, under the Act of
March 3, 1879.
Flo Malehorn Editor
M. Snyder Circulation Manager
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Saturday. Feb. 12, 1927
bhir’her attention was piven
i!o th" problem of stoekinp cert
I *;• I'HkU in . \ la s ka with valuable
! ';• i' bent lie amt "'a mo a r,i tnaIs. If
h> ai nonnoed that oveellent nro
i i- ''ess. especially in 1 lie krinrr
j William Sound and Kodiak-Afepn
yds Inland section, has been made
, t,tier the appmpriaLion by the
| 1 e ft'it mi an | L«-«<jr;>la n re and t he
Com in is ^ ie n expects dnrinp the
J presen t *■;! Ienoa i‘ \ ea r to ce!n j ,]• to
work within l lie limits of funds
■ a' ■ ••oo-iated. M-m !>ers < d i; r>
: '\>mn iss'oji state that t! > stock
inp of lands with t'u r ho t airy uni
tii" Is is 1 i ke mi is i up doll us prow
where dollars have net hr*I'ore
prou n and is v, * i u '!! v es: , . |
inp a eapantic public I u <■ farm.
They aa.nounee that report
have been received from various
parts of the Territory which mdi
'•ate serious increase in wolves
and coyotes amt that a very insis
tent demand has arisen for the
inauguration <>t predatory animal
control work' hut is Takinc the
j matter up with the Secretary of
i Agriculture in an effect to obtain
funds for the inauguration of this
I work in A la sic a.
The I* ports on migratory
i water fowl indicate that there has
j been no material decrease in
j their number during the past
I .year. Some local areas report
j more than the usual number,
j goose uemg especially plentiful
in certain sections.
The caribou herds north of
the Alaska Iiange are gradually
increasing until at the present
time there is a bountiful supply
tor use of the residents of that
section of Alaska. Moose are grad
j fully on the increase, especially
north of the Alaska Range, and
are holding their own or showing
a slight increase in the Kenai
region where hunting has been
mo>e intensive during the past
two yea rs
There has apparently been a
slight decrease in tin* number of
,l>r bea ring animals taken d uring
' he past yea r w hich, no doubt, is
<iue somewleit to the shortening
Of the gapping seasons, but. on
tl " other hand the pelt value is
eon ii toor slightly gr(*ater than
in former yea »■>.
The ( ommissi .n aportciat* s
| tin* hearty interest which A task'
Jans a re showing the wild life pr
oteetion and the support received
i ii'unfhe public in the adminstra
1 tion of tin* Alaska Game Law and
I’ -ui.ttions. The Gommisson an
no Hires that its policy is that of
seeking cooperation and support
of M o people in this work, for
i 'ey state they are merely the
er ■ '•dian for the people Alaska
of pu blic wi ld life i n the Territory
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