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ROAD CHIEF HERE
M. D. Williams, head of the
| Bureau of Public Roads, Alaska
district, arrived in the city to
day from his Juneau headquarters
on a brief official visit during
which he will cover present and
proposed projects.
RATES CONSIDERED
BRANTFORD, Ont.. June 17, (/P)
—The new American tariff rates
were directly considered in framing
jth 1930 Canadian budget. Premier
MacKenzie King said over the radio
in opening the Liberal party’s
• election campaign.
S. S. ALASKA LOCALS
I Incoming local arrivals other
than those listed leaving Seattle
on the S. S. Alaska, included
Mi-s E. II. Rohm. M. D. Wiliams,
! L. D. Groast. A. R. Ruherfield,
A. E. Wick, S. M. Nelson, L. M.
Granger, M. S. Kaiher.
Looking his usual good self,
Walter E. Blue, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Blue, returned home
today from Eastern Washington
| where he has been attending col
: lege.
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nary 15. In Fur Division No. 2,
'north of the summit of the Alaska
range to Akiun mountains, Novem
ber id to March 1, and south of the
summit of these mountains from
November 16 to January 31. In Fur
District No. 3, from December 1 to
March 21. Each trapper, however,
is limited to a take of 10 marten
and the pelts must be sealed by a
■member of the commission’s per
sonnel before the skins will be used
as during the open beaver season
|two years ago.
Tiie one-year complete close sea
son lor the taking of mink, land
otter and weasel, on the Kenai
Peniiisma has been removed and
these animals may again be taken
during the open season from De
cember I to March 1. A similar re
striction on the taking of mink in
Fui District No- 3 has been removed
and this animal may be taken dur
ing the same season as land otter
and weasel, December 1 to March
31. The open season for taking
of mink, land otter and weasel in
southeastern Alaska east of longi
tude 133o has je n advanced 15
days and these animals may now
be taken during the period from
December 16 to January 15.
Responsive to the request of fur
| dealers and trappers living in the
lower Kuskokwim and the lower
Yukon rivers and the shores of Nor
ton Sound, the season for the tak
ing of mink has been closed. This
j area , is particularly described as
‘ consisting of those portions of the
| drainages to Norton Sound, Bering
| Sea, Yi5kon and Kuskokwim rivers,
| bounded on north by the south
bank of the Inglutaiik river to its
|source, and thence over the divide
to the most northerly fork of the
; K: t; ei river and following down its
south bank to its confluence with
the Koyukuk river, bounded on the
[east by the .west bank of the Koyu
kuk river to its confluence with the
Yukon river thence following down
the west bank of the Yukon river
to the Paimute Portage, thence
'across such portage to Crow Village
on the Kuskokwim river, thence
followng down the north and west
bank of the Kuskokwim river to its
mouth.
J To permit Qualified persons to set
traps for wolves and coyotes during
!:the closed season on fur-bearers, a
! provision has been added to Regu
lation 13 for the issuance of per
' mits authorizing such trapping.j
These permits may be issued to :
!qualified persons, at the discretion
o: the commission, upon applica
tions completed on forms obtain
able- from gome wardens. All traps
used under such permits, as well as
traps used for taking of animals
for prpagation purposes, must be
marked with the owner’s name or
some other distinctive mark. Such
marking is designate# for the pro
jection of persons operating under
I the provisions of such permits, as
|well as to facilitate enforcement
| work.
j The use of set guns of am; de
scription, designed for the taking
iof game, or fur-bearing animals is
| new prohibited.
\ Responsive to the request of Val
idez residents, a closed area has
,been established in Keystone Can
!yon where no game or birds may
be taken. This area includes one- ,
half mile on each side of the par
alleling Richardson Highway from
.Milepost 13 to the center of Snow
1 slide Gulch near Mile 13. A similar
closed area has been created to
| permit migrating caribou to cross
the Steese Highway unmolested.
Jim Alien, well known Wain
j wright trader is enroute to his
|far northern post aboard the Coast I
Guard Cutter Northland which left !
Seattle last month for the Arctic, j'
. eu^;vi;\rss >.nn r»*p of j
meat* our motto Prv-Bruhn’s
F'W^T ftYFCS /ITSCFNTION
r is- your labor wants with us;
will endpavnr to secure for
the help desired. Phone
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Ch;b. Seward, Alaska.
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TRANS OCEANIC FLIGHT
NEW YORK, June 17, (/?>—'The
Daily News says Col. Charles A.
Lindbergh is conducting a series of
|experiments at Ambassador Dwight
Morrow’s estate at Englewood, N. J.,
which suggests the probability of
another trans-Atlantic flight
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