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MOSQUllI) FLEET
With the approach of the breakup
and the resumption of traffic on the
river, boat owners are busying them
selves in getting their craft into
shape to take the water as soon
as the ice goes out.
Joe Johnson, Pete Godfrey and
Fred Douse, who regularly operate
launches between N'enana and Fair
banks. have taken in hand the work
of repairing and fixing up their
boats for the season, and just as
soon as the ice has all gone away
will launch them.
The Victory, owned by Fred
Douse, was removed yesterday from
the beach where it lay all winter,
near Lehr's sawmill, to Anderson
Bros. & Xerland's yard, near the
foot of A street, .to receive the
finishing touches in the way of
paint, etc.
Joe Johnson is busy on the Peer
less just now, and he may get an
other boat later on, but nothing
definite is known about this.
Pete Godfrey is working on the
X'ita and expects to have her ready
to take up the run as soon as the
river opens.
All three men are working on
their respective boats, renewing
bearings and grinding valves and
fixing them up generally for the
work they will be called upon to
perform.
Several other privately owned
boats are also being overhauled and
it will not be long before the sharp
sputtering of the exhausts of many
gas engines will be heard in Xe
nana.
Kecana. Alaska'* Interior Fuel Depot
YANKEE PATROLS ARE
DOING EFFECTIVE WORK
VLADIVOSTOCK—The American
command here has organized special
military patrols to maintain the dis
cipline of the American soldiers, says
the Golos Primorya in a recent is
sue. As proof of the effectiveness
of this service, the paper says that
recently there .has not been a single
scandal in which an American sol
dier has been involved and the popu
lation of the outlying districts and
the chief of militia have expressed
their gratitude to Major Samuel
Johnson, in command of the Ameri
can patrols. There are ten patrols,
each consisting of five men.
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SALT LAKE CITY.—Fast, accu-'
rate advices on weather conditions
for the benefit of newly-shorn sheep
and lambkins is about to be in
augurated in the sheep sections of
the Rocky mountain states, it has
been announced by the department
of agriculture. The plan is not a
new one, but is to, be tried out
on a greater scale than heretofore,
according to J. Cecil Alter, meteo
rologist of the weather bureau here.
There is seldom a spring without
at least one cold storm that brings
suffering to unprotected sheep,
weakened by lambing or naked from
shearing, according to weather bu
reau officials. Sometimes a late
spring storm is responsible for the
death of hundreds of animals. The
forecasters of the weather bureau
seldom fail accurately to predict
these more important weather
changes. Those who pay attention
to their forecasts are saved thous
ands of dollars and many hundreds
of sheep.
Mr. Alter advises that telephones
be installed in every shearing shed
and every plase where lambing is
taking place. The bureau will fur
nish daily weather forecasts either
directly or through forest super
visors.
IMPERIAL HOUSEHOLD OF
JAPAN TO SELL FORESTS
TOKIO—The Imperial Household
announces that $50,000,000 worth
of forest lands belonging to the Im
j perial family will be sold. These
forests are mostly in Hokkaido, the
northern island, where the emperor
: owns about one-sixth of the total
area. The sale will make possible
a profitable development of these
forst lands and enable the govern
ment to increase its revenue by
I bringing the lands into the class
1 of taxable property.
NOTICE
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All residents of Nenana are re
; quested to remove the winter’s
accumulation of refuse and rubbish
on their premises, to comply with
the Fire and Sanitary Regulations, j
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