Nelson Purchases
FWSBoat
Oscar Nelson of Kodiak wai
one of five successful bidden
on boats offered for sale bj
the U S. Fish and Wildlifi
Service.
Nelson was awarded a 30
footer for $1,625. The 100-foo
Brant was sold to Foss Launcl
and Tug Co. of Seattle fo
$15,555; the 50-foot Bluewinj
was sold to Alex Shulman o
Seattle for $3,767.88.
The Alaska Steam July;
Denali scheduled to sail fo
Kodiak and other Alaskai
ports was cahcelled because o
the strike.
Council Plans Raising
Rates On Wharfage
r 1 Wharfage and handling i
i i rates at the city dock are ex
j pected to go up because of in
■ creasing expenses *in the
t handling of freight,
i i The city council discussed ai
- • raise of 11 and two cents per
f cubic foot on all future cargo
f passing over the dock during
| a meeting Monday night. No
j definite action was taken on
> the matter.
r I Discussion on the proposed
i freight raise followed the
f reading of a letter by Council
! man William Worth in which
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nt; reveaieu cnac me city must
pay around $900 in back pay
to longshoremen.
According to the letter the
Wage Stabilization Board is
expected to approve a 23 cents
an hour to the basic hourly
straight time for all longshore
men. The period covered by
the retroative pay is froir
April 1 to June 16. This brings
the straight time pay tc
$2.60| per hour.
Worth further pointed oui
that storage space at the docl
is limited and that Aleutiar
Homes, Inc., sponsors of th<
proposed housing project ir
the east addition, and th<
Permanente Cement Company
are looking for warehous<
space.
The council discussed the
employing of Bourne anc
Associates engineers for al
further engineering work tc
be done for the city. Pre
sently the firm of Hubbell anc
Waller Engineering Corp. ol
Seattle is employed.
Other business of the coun
cil was the adopting of a reso
lution authorizing the mayoi
and city clerk-treasurer t<
borrow money to purchase th<
manifest of incoming ship;
and freighters.
Salmon Planting
Is Successful
A red salmon “eeg plant
ing” experiment in Frazei
Lake proved successful this
week, Clint Stockley, Alask?
Department of Fisheries bio
logist, revealed this week.
“On June 27th red salmor
fry were captured with i
seine in Frazer Lake at th<
mouth of the N. W. tributarj
creek. The fish are healthy anc
quite evident in numbers,’
Stockley wrote the MIRROE
this week.
Stockley has been working
on a similar project on Afog
nak Island at Laura Lake.
The young salmon taken a
Frazer Lake are the result o:
an experimental “green egg’
plant. The eggs were removec
from female red salmon a
Karluk Lake, fertilized an<
then transported by plane t<
Frazer Lake where they wen
placed in the gravel of thi
creek.
The recovery oi tnese ir;
indicates that the green egj
type planting can be employe<
satisfactorily, Stockley said.
“Whether or not it can b>
done in a great quantity t<
produce a return of maturi
fish to the Frazer Fall whicl
now prevents the access o
salmon the future will tell,’
Stockley said in the letter.
The Kodiak Grandmother’
Club will not hold any meet
ings during July, August o
September, Mrs. W. J. Wheel
don said yesterday.
The next meeting will b
held on October 7, at whic
time new club officers will b
elected.
Stone Reports
On Rotary Year
V. G. Ellis conducted the
first meeting of the 1952-53
year Tuesday for Kodiak Ro
tary Club 5533. He relieves
William Stone of the presi
dent’s chair.
Stone gave a report on the
club’s activities for the 1951
52 year. He awarded perfect
attendance pins to Jorgen
Fredrickson, five years per
fect attendance; Walt Muller
and Leon Johnson, three
years and one year pins to
Ellis, John Given and Merrill
Coon.
Guests attending the meet
ing were Jerry Sampson,
Standard Oil Company repre
sentative, Bill Worth, Father
Thomas Maher, S. J., Ovid
McKinley, C. A. Truitt, W.
Ruff, Harry Donnelley, Ken
Gosling of Aleutian Homes
Inc., George Hutton, repre
sentative for Coastwise Lines.
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