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Local News Items
find Town Topics
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Sulzer Fish Bill Protects
Small Fisherman
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! Docs this sound like a corporatioi
j measure, as Maloney claims?
! An extract from the Sulzer Bill,
i If any flsli trap, pound net, traw
I net, purse seine, stake net, gill 01
• set net shall be held, claimed, leased
j trusteed, possessed, or controlled
! in any manner ,or by any
J device, permanently or temp
| orarily, directly or indirectly
tacitly or otherwise, so as to forir
part of or in any way effect any com
bination in violation of law or of this
act, or in anywise controlled by an;
combination in the form of an unlav
ful trust, or shall form the subject o
) any contract or conspiracy in re
I straint of trade in the manufacture
canning, catching, dealing, or trad
injOin fish or fishery products or o:
any holding of any such lease 01
leases by any individual, partnership
! association, corporation, mortgage
1 stock ownership, or control, the title
| to each and every pound net or set
j net, location shall be forfeited to tlu
■ United States from the date wliei
| any court of competent jurisdictioi
j shall, by its final judgement, fine
j the said violat ion of law to have
: Ix'en begun or set on foot by tin
| parties or their successors; and it
j shall be tlie duty of the Attome;
| General of the United States, or o
; any United States district attorn*;
j in Alaska, to institute such proceed
j ings in any court of competent juris
I diction for the purpose of enforcing
I the provisions of this section when
.; ever there is reasonable ground t<
< believe that any such violation liai
occured or is attempted.
; —Advertisement.
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Watch the Maloney bunch, will
I their Wickcrshnm hoodie, srampei
j to the dark corners when the vote:
I are counted; the one from Nev
Brunswick has already hit the trail
Adv.
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There is a little rootliii'.g talk ii
j the editorial columns.
There is also a correction to an
other heart to heart talk, on th
fourth page.
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This is Primary Election Day.
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Louis Gad ro recently arrive:
j from Solomon, lie has not bee
jl feeling well for some time. Di
I Chace, evidently will ght Louis i
! Class One before the' tapenin
| of navigation.
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| j This is the last issue of the Dail
i | Nome Inustrial Worker. Hcreafte:
[j until further notice, said newspape
II will be published tri-weekly. W
I will endeavor to distribute the ne:
[issue about 5:30 next Thursda
f ! afternoon.
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I'ur garments made and rcpairc
at the Nome Tailoring Company.
j Jack McCaliey and Jim Panes a
j convalescing under the skillful ca
of Dr. Chace. Panos will leave tl
! hospital today. He will be unab
i to work for another 10 days or s
j McCahey sys, henceforth he
going to keep his glims peeled. <
the East end of a horse lookii
Westward.
I Bring year forfeit me notices
I the Industrial Worker.
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News has recently been i
reived in Nome confirming the pi
vious report, that Mr. Ira Hank h
been awarded the 4 years contra
to carry- the summer mail, betwe
St. Michael and Kotzebue Sound.
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(•nest Towels, Coaster Sets, Dre'
er Scarfs, Linen Cloths, Stamped,
HACK PRICK TODAY.
SEE MISS OKSTRKICH
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Louis Erickson, veteran mail ct
Her, who hue been on the Golovi
Cnalnklik mn all winter, returned
Nome yesterday bulking bale a
hearty after a strenuous season brir
ing the mail in on time in all kin
and conditions of weather. Two of t
mail carriers are off this run w
the changing of the twice-a-week m
service to the weekly.
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NOTICK TO A.rtY’EKTlSEKS.
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Advertisers wrll please uote tl
all changes in standing Advert!
inent must be received in this ofl
before « p. m. for the followl
morning’s issue.. No exception v
.» made to this rule.
; Pertaining to
Fish Traps
After ('a re fill investigation, during |l
j which taking the testimony of many 1
| witnesses, the first Alaska Legisla- -
! ture incmorali/.ed Congress as re- ■
gards the conservation of our salmon
fisheries. Following are two of their
recommendations, viz:
“The limiting of all leads on
all fish traps to a length of six hund
red feet in entirety.”
(Vet Sulzer’s Bill allows three |
thousand feet.)
..And “And we further recom-1
mend that no law be enacted by Con- I
gress whereby any right or title to j
the tide lunds or waters now occupied !
by fishing appliances in Alaska can j
\ be acquired for fish trap sites, nor
any areas of tide land or water be
in any way reserved fo the operation
of any certain kind of fishing con
trivances to the exclusion of other
fishing gear.’’
(Yet Sulzer’s Bill provides for 5
year leases with renewals for fish
and pound nets.)
Among the three different Bills
killed in Congress giving rights or
, titles to fish trap locations in Alaska
, were Congressman Carlson’s of Vir
ginia and Congressman Alexander's
of Missouri.
—Advertisement.
A vote for William Maloney is a
, repudiation of Sulzer’s pet Fisheries
. Bill, which deprives the independent
. i fisherman of the unmolested right
, to fish in the shore waters of Belli'
i ing Sea and its inlets. Adv.
Dipple. Queskey ami Yanke are in
front the Bowery claim on Dexter
creek.
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Charle Jonson, the well-known
’ Dexter creek miner, will leave wlth
j in the next few days, for Council e
I City. jj
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A chance to get SI,00 1.1BKKTV jj
BOND with a 25c meal.
] We serve Hills Bros’. Coffee, Sour- j j
j dough llotcakes, Ham and Eggs, j j
i Warm and Cold Lunches, and Fresh ; j
I Ice-cream Daily, made of Fresh Dairy j
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ARCTIC BAKERY & CANDY STORE
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I lev. Carl Hendrickson, who is sta- j
tioned at Klim Mission east of Golovin, j
is in town on business. He reports
1 that the school at the Mission edised
on April 15 and that the natives are)
beginning to scatter out to their hunt
ing and fishing grounds.
i
. | Carlson, vvcgner. ana ahuitbuh ,
’ i have suspended operations for the
’ I time bi.ing on No. 5% Little creek.
(i j 'They arc at present taking a much
I i needed rest after chasing the elusive
| since last fall. They will move out
j to camp and prepare to sluice their
winter dump as soon as the weather
. I conditions aro favorable.
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ffm. Sheehan, the Willow Cr. mine
operator is in after supplies, and in
cidently to cast his ballot at the
first primary election held within
i | the Territory. He expects to start
( o” the return trip to his camp to
• s morrow, to get. things in shape,
^ preparatory to iiis open cut mining.
Leonard Seppala and his twelve
Siberians started on '.heir record
n I breaking trip at one minute past
I six yesterday morning. They re
I turned at 6:20 a. m. having on
I countered a snowstorm near Fort
j Davis. The veteran dog-musher de
. I cided that under the existing weath
er conditions il was impossible to do
I any record-breaking. (He will try
i again weather permitting.)
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The captain ttnd crew of the local
V. S. (’oust filiat'd Station tire a busy
Jot those days, for in addition to their
usual routine duties they have taken
up the study of navigation with the
view of taking the examination for
officer’s license, owing to the vastly
increased shipping due to the war,
ship's officers are in great demand by
Uncle Sam, and anyone with a mates
cr masters ticket is almost certain
of obtaining a berth. A correspondence
courea from the University of Wash
ington, known as the U. S. Shipping
Hoard course in Navigation, has been
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secured by Captain Itoss. A class is
held daily, the Coast Guard men del
ving into the subject witli an earnest
ness that might well he emulated by
older students. John A Wilson is in
i!noting the students into the initial
mysteries of latitude and longitude,
time, etc.
GET THE KEWS RIGHT. READ
THE WORKER.
The Dawson Hotel
(Includes THE DAWSON, GREEN TREE and THE LINCOLN)
Finest Rooms In Nome
HOMELIKE AND COMFORTABLE QUARTERS FOR TRANS
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BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
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Plain and decorative
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Wall Paper Paints Glass and Oils Paper
Cleaner that Cleans, Largest Vacuum
Cleaner iu town by the Hour.
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