' "~TEY ! IdTAMJSXA VALLEY' PIOYEEE
V ub ii sh0 d we ok ly at
Palmer, Alaska
Jk-ck Allman, Editor and P-bllsher
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This issue will mark the end of
the MAT AITS SKA VALLEY "IONESR as a
nimeograrhed sheet* Because the
office is eomoletely torn ur with
the installation of our new cress
and other equipment, we will not
have another rarer out until about
the 28th. at which time the ^lONEEB
7/ill arrear as a or ess minted news
rarer. Subscribers will receive
the ^IONEER until their termination
dates without any extra cost, and
carers for local distribution will
be rlaced in the rost office.
SIGN ip:
Let us call your attention once
more to that netition for seven
miles of road from Trhik down to the
ceen water of Goose Pay. If enough
sign uo Juneau will listen to our
argument, and if the road goes in
we will he able to land our freight
here at a worthwhile saving. Come
In and sign ur.
HUNTING LICENSES TIERS
Hunting and tranning licenses
'.'or the season of 1936-7 may now be
procured from Miss Kay Kennedy at
the PIONEER office.
For the information of those not
Wmiiiar with Alaska Game Laws, Lac
hConnor, Warden, submits this oon
,tensed resume.
Oven Aug. 20: For sheen, two
cams; goats, two (not kids); C^ri
c u , five.
Coen Sent. 1: For moose, one bul
iown or grizzly bear, two; grouse,
if t eon and ut armigan twenty-f i ve ,
with 25 as a mixed bird bag limit
in any one day.
Dec, 31 is the last day of the
season on big game and F-d 28 for
birds,
Tex Cobb, who has been oroseed
ing in the Fetal Creek region in
the 7 between the Fdanuska and ■ ■
y.-ik Fivers, reports goats on the
ydrease, nore moose sign, but few
*br sheen . Tex should know,. TTe f s
been in this same district every
fall for the oast 15 or .20 years.
Jack 0fConnor wishes to call the
attention of all to the purpose of
our game laws and the reason for
their rigid enforcement. do are
trying to conserve Alaska game for
ourselves and posterity," he said.
"Alaska is the greatest game counts
under the American flag. It shou.lt
and must be ^reserved, not slaugh
tered off as in certain scd.ions._ci
the States.
There will be a meeting of the
Fataim ska Valley Conservation Aose
dation et the PIONEER office Wed
nesday evening at 7:30 on the IStik
A.*.i members are asked to try ark
be present as some matters of im
portance are to be discussed. Fuse
Kennedy will be there to issue lic
enses at that time.
FICTTT FT Li is coining
Under the ausnices of the Colon
ial Volunteer Fire Department four
4 round bouts of local talent will
be followed by the first Alaskan
showing of the films of the Toe
Louis-Max Baer fight on Saturday
evening, August 22 at 8 o'clock in
the Community Fall, The same oro
{gram, but with different local
fighters, will be reneated on the
23rd.
On Labor Day pictures of the Toe
Louis-Max S chine ling fight will be
shown and bouts are scheduled be
!_-tween victors of the elimination
’contests. This feature will wind
uu the fair activities.