Chamber of
Commerce Nates
The Aviation Committee. C. M.
Brosius. chairman, reports having
received several communications
from Pilot Howard Fowler and
partner of Portland, Oregon mak
ng inquiry as to the possibilities
of developing commercial aviation
from the Seward Airport. The
fliers are at present with the Var
ney Air Lines, but are desirous
of establishing their own cornpa
ny. iri.01 Fowler \ ■sr.ect Alaska
about two years ag conferred
with Mr. Bros!us and The Gn;fi
n-ay, and was particularly im
pressed by the strategical location
of Seward as an airbase.
Appointed several weeks ago to
investigate salmon trolling regu
1'ti■ 'lie in the waters of this vic
inity. Wayne Blue reports that
the Fishcm s Committee of the
Chamber has received advice from
1. G. Win;: rd. assist urn agent.
Bureau of Fisheries, that regula
tions are being considered with
a view to permit ting the trading
for silver salmon for mild curing
ourposes. the year around, in the
Prince William Sound area.
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The Ch mber has forwarded
a request to H. C. Cant el aw. gen
eral manager of the Alaska
Steamship Company, asking that
the departing hour of passenger
vessels of that line for the re
mainder of the tourist season be
at midnight or 1:00 a. m.
Otto F. Ohlson, general mana
ger of the Alaska Railroad, has
advised the Chamber that in the
event of steamers sailing from
the Port of Seward at a later
hour, it could be depended upon
that inbound trains would con
tinue to arrive early in the even
ing as at present.
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Through the Alaska delegate the !
Chamber's thanks and expression j
of appreciation have been extend- j
ed to General Putman, Commiss- j
ioner of Lighthouses for the Com
missioner’s action in authorizing
the establishing of a light at the
entrance to Iliamna Bay.
The regular weekly luncheon
and business meeting of the
Chamber will be held tomorrow
at noon in the Seward Grill. All
citizens of the town, and visitors,
are welcome.
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FISHERMAN’S PARADISE
Little has been said about Sum
nrt Lake, Moose Pass, with res
oect to fishing but it can be said
5n all truthfullness without fear
of contradiction, etc., that the
fish there are so gamey that a
fisherman really should hide be
hind a bush when casting. In
stead of seeing the rock and '’ra
vel on the bottom of the lake
thousands of fish ranging from
! six to 14 inches are viewed.
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The S. S. Admiral Evans, of the
Pacific Steamship Company, is
I expected to arrive in port ton- •
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Inquiries have been received at
the Governor’s office at Juneau
concerning the following person
supposed to be in Alaska.—DAVID
BAIRD, supposed to have landed in
Alaska in April 1930. A painted by
trade.
Fan! Svedeen’s mink ranch just
beyond Harriman Lake in the lit
tle valley, is coming along nicely
and in time the present nucleus
will be developed into a good
sized local industry.
Judge E. Coke Hill and his court !
party will arrive in Seward Fri- ]
day from Valdez, it is reported, I
and will proceed direct to An- j
chora ge.
Lawrence Chantry, member of j
the crew of the U. S S. Chelan, is j
convalescing well at the Seward j j
General Hospital and will soon be* f
discharged. {
EMPLOYERS ATTENTION
List your labor wants with us l
we will endeavor to secure foi \
you the help desired. Phone j
Adams 126 or call at the M & W |
Club, Seward, Alaska. ?
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