NORTHERN LIGHTS
Frank Wright, president of the
Carlisle Packing company at Cor
dova, before departing for Seattle
last week remarked that if present
regulations are continued next year
his company will not fish on the
flats.
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That Max Kollm, pioneer of the
Dawson and Fairbanks camps and
known throughout the north for his
work with brush and pen, is blind,
is the word brought to Fairbanks by
George Baldry, former mining opera
tor in this district, who is visiting
after an absence of seventeen years.
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Thus far 1926 has been a sad year
for herring packers in this part of
Alaska. Lee H. Wakefield of the
Franklin and Baranoff Packing Com
panies and William Sklaroff, head of
Sklaroff and Sons, went through Cor
dova last week after inspecting their
plants to the westward. Both brought
the same tale, that the herring have
not come to the Latouche district so
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far this year and that there were only
two good days around Kodiak in the
Red Fox Bay region.
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Up to a few days ago the Cop
per River Packing company at Port
Nellie Juan was claiming the high
figure for salmon packing on Prince
William sound this season. It is said
that 115,000 cases had been put up.
The company does not intend to
pack silvers.
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Fourth place on the sound is
claimed by the Emel Packing corn;
pany, with a total of 80,000 cases
to date. Mr. Emil’s output is show
ing a steady increase each year. In
1925 he put up something over 54,
000 cases. The other large packs
leading the sound canneries were
those of the Carlisle Packing com
pany. The Carlisle has over 90,000
cases. Figures were not obtainable
from Shepar^ Point at present.
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