Fishway Construction
Begins At Afognak
1 he construction of a fish
way in the Paul’s Bay water
shed on Afognak Island got
underway this week under
the supervision of the Water
ways Construction Co. of
Juneau.
M. L. MacSpadden, Juneau
contractor, is in charge of the
work. Detrick Cooter, engi
neer for the Alaska Depart-1
raent of Fisheries, is also on
the job. j
Supplies and equipment for
the project were shipped to
Paul’s Bay Monday aboard;
Tiny Cichoski’s boat the'
Skippy. MacSpadden and
Cooter also went to Afognak j
Island aboard the boat. i
The fishways, when com1
pleted, will enable salmon to
bypass several falls and reachi
some lakes for spawning. The'
project has been under study ^
for sometime. Last year C. L. j
Anderson, director of the A-|
laska Fisheries Board, in. j
snected the nroieot are*
MacSpadden has employed
six men for the work and es
timates it will be complete in
four months.
Navy Announces
New Construction
Plans and sDecification for
approximately $13 million of
construction work at Kodiak
and Aleutian bases have been
completed by the District
Public Works of the 17th
Naval District.
It is contemplated that a 1
the work shall be accomplished
by lump sum contract and wiil
be placed under contract this
year, Capt. James C. Tily,
District Public Works officer,
announced.
He advised that all types of
consiruction are being plan
ned including airfield pave
ments, fuel facilities, pier
construction and rehabilitation
of structures.
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Election Results
Neatly Complete
With 75 out of 77 precincts
in the Third Division report
ing on the Primary Election
the final results show that
Delegate Bob Bartlett is only
400 votes ahead of Bob Reeve.
Both men wili run for Dele
gate to Congress in October.
J. Gerald Williams, (D.) un
opposed for the office of At
torney General stacked up
15089 votes.
j For Auditor the voting was
!as follows: Robert Sheldon
(D) 2464; Anita Garnick (R)
2073; Meil Moore (D) 1931;
Albert Goetz (R) 1083.
Highway Engineer voting
was Frank Metcalf (D) 4282
and Irving Reed (R) 3019.
Paul Robison (R) got 3189
votes and Jack Conright (D)
2999 for the short term Sen
ate seat
The Senate four year term
for the Democrats showed as
follows: Steve McCutcheon. I
3093; William Egan, 2335. Re-j
publican candidates were John
Gorsuch, 2661; Marshall Hop
sin 1810 and Walter Hodge,
1183.
In the House of Representa
tive the ten Democrats gett
ing the most votes were Wen
dell Kay, Buell Nesbett, C. A.
Pollard, Chester Carlson, A1
fred Owen, Pearl Gibson,
Irene Ryan, Peter Kalamari
des, Russell Young and Z. J.
Loussac.
Republicans for the house
are Barbara Dimock, Dorothy
Prior, Howard Pollock, Lee
McKinley, Bert Rutherford,
; Herald Stinger, M. D. Snod
grass, Lloyd Olsen, Fred Wil
i liamson and Carl Rentschler.
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Hunters Photographf
(Shoot Kodiak Bears
Two Ohio hunters obtained
' two Kodiak Bear skins for
trophies and shot several
, hundred feet of movie film of
movie film of the big animals
last week.
George Selbach, president
of the Die and Tool Corp. of
Columbus, and Lee Cramer,
attorney, spent several days
in the Uganik Bay area with
Alf Madsen and Eli Metrokin.
The hunters used a .375
magnum and a 30.06 to shoot
their bears. They obtained
movies of a playful bear who
stood on his hind legs, scratch
ed himself and did other
tricks. The hunters refused to
shoot the performing bruin.
Ralph Christensen was cook
for the party.
Wednesday Madsen left with
•Jacksonhart, Ferndale, Mich,
and C. D. Wood, Gabon, Ohio,
for a week of hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Rich of
Kodiak Naval Station were
recent house guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Haun of Ne
nana, Alaska.
Haun is with the CAA sta
tion there. He was formerly
stationed at Woody Island.
Leonard Hopkins, Anchor
age sporting goods salesman,
was in Kodiak for several
[ days recently.
Three Cubs Fly
To Toledo Zoo
Three two-month-old Ko
diak Bear cubs left their is
land home last week enroute
to the zoo at Toledo, Ohio.
The young bruins were cap
tured in the Uyak Bay area
and brought to Kodiak by Alf
Madsen, big game guide, ini
[Vince Daly’s Grumman Goose, j
The cubs flew to Anchorage,
and Seattle aboard a Pacific'
Northern Airlines plane and
were met at the airport by Ed
Johnson director of Woodland
Park Zoo. Johnson fed his
guests and helped them aboard J
a Flying Tiger Airline plane!
for the trip to Toledo.
ARC Rejects
Rcsd Bid
Juneau—The Alaska Road
Commission rejected the lone
bid of $125,468.50 offered by
Pacific Alaska Contractors
and Shupp, Chase and Tolbert
for the Abbert Road project
here.
Abbert Road runs from the
Naval Station boundary to
town. The bid was much
higher than the estimate of
the road commission which
plans to do the work by force
account.
Delores Jones is working at
Knudsen’s this week.
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