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:>e (or the Daily Alaskan
New Instructions Regarding The
Issuance Of Fur Farm Leases
District Forester Chas. H. Flory
stales that the Secretary of Agri
culture has Issued the following in
structions regarding the issuance of
Fur Farm leases for land under tiie
jurisdiction of tile Agricultural De
partment:
"1'ermits may he granted to. or
leases entered into with, citizens of
the l uited States only. Where the
permittee or lessee is a corporation
it must show that at least 75 per
cent, of its stock is owned by citi
zens of the I'uiled States. Should
a corporation which obtains a per
mit or lease at any lime have less
thatn 75 per cent of its shares of
stock owned by citizens of the Uni
ted States, this stall be suffic.ent
cause for terminating the permit or
lease.
"Applications fo* the use of Na
tional Forest laud shall be tiled
with the District Forester. Juneau.
Alaska: for lands under the juris
diction of the Itiological Survey
with the Chief Game and Fur War
den. Juneau. Alaska, or where the
Aleutian Islands are involved, the
Reservation of Fur Warden. I'nal
aska. Alaska. In localities among
the Eastern Aleutian Islands in
wiiich mail communication with
I'nalaska is uncer'ain, application
mey he addressed to the lliolugical
Survey, Department of Agriculture.
Washington. D. C., or to the chief
Fur Warden. Juneau. Alaska. The
applications must describe with as
much detail as possible the loca
tion of tiie lauds desired, the kind of
Jill the idle hours
with 'pleasure !
Tiitip nrvrr lianas heavy on your hands when you have a
7
CTROLA
In the honse
By our liberal
Installment Plan
you can now have any Instrument we have In stock put
in your home at once and enjoy all the great mu
sical artists while you are paying for It.
Remember, all we ask Is a small
payment down and the bal
ance to suit your
convenience
KELLFR BROTHERS
fur-bearing animals which are to be
grown, the number and sex of the
animals to be introduced for stock
ing. a statement of the proposed
plan of operation snd contemplated
improvements. When the area ap
plied for has not been previously
examined it should be examined,
whenever practicable, before the
permit is granted, and preferably
during the open 01 summer season
when its value fur !ur farming may
be determined.
"As a general .ule. permits or
lenses should not t~ granted for is
lands exceeding 2,f0n acres in area
or for tracts on .he mainland in
excess of SO acres. (Iroups of
small islands may he covered by a
single permit where they are so
near one another that this seems
desirable. Care should be taken,
particularly on the mainland, not to
authorize the use of land which
will result in interference with con
templated timber operations.
"Permits or leases will authorize
the use of the lands for an explor
atory or experimental period of ap
proximately three .'ears and for a
further period of not exceeding fif
teen years. Permits issued by the
Forest Service v.Ill provide that
they may be terminated by the Dis
trict Forester in his discretion since
there Is no autho.it)* undr-r exist
ing law io grant them for any defin
ite period. It is e'-Jected. however,
where the conditions in the permits
are observed that the permits will
remain in effect for the maximum
term unless the land is needed for
some higher purpose.
"Permits or leases will provid"
for an annual rental of $25.00 dur-J
ing the exploratory period, at the j
expiration of which period, there
shall lie revision of rental, such re-1
vision being thereafter repeated at
Ore-year periods, on such resonn-;
ble terms as shall not he a hard
ship on properly conducted farms'
considering the riiks of the busi
ness. The first rental shall be paid •
in advance of the issuance of the >
permit or lease for the proportion-'
al part of the flret calendar year,
and thereafter pi ymetits shall be (
made in advance on or before Jan
liary 1 of each vcjr. If the first
rental covers a period beginning j
prior to July 1 this period shall be i
regarded as the flrtt year of the ex- [
ploratory period; if the period be-1
Kins subsequent to July 1 the first |
year of the exploratory period shall
begin from the following January
1.
"Permitees and lessees shall be I
required not to kill came animals
or birds or to collwt bird eggs for |
the purpose of feeding or to feed;
same to the fur bearing animals. :
"The use of any islandB which'
are notable for breeding places fori
birds shall not he authorized.
"Tho use of islands known to be
chiefly valuable for agriculture
shall not be authorized.
"The use of lands already na
turally stocked bj a considerable
number of tho fur bearers which
the. permittee pu'poses to propa
gate shall not be authorized.
"The permittee cr lessee shall be
required to keep simple books con
cerning his operations covering the]
number and kind of animals with I
which he stocks his farm, the dates j
when the stock is introduced, the1
age (adult or youvg) and sex of
each, a census of the animals on
the farm at the eijriation of each
calendar year, list of the animals
which die in captivity or are killed
for their skins witd dates for lat
ter, and a list of animals sold for J
breeding purposes with dates of I
sale and names aid addresses of
purchasers.
"Each permit or lease shall con
tain a clause reqvtring within a
designated time the placing on the
farm of not less than one pair of!
the kind of fur-bearing animals It j
is planned to raise. Failure to ob-1
serve this requirement shall auto- j
matically terminato tho permit or
lease.
"Kach permit or lease shall re
quire the permittee at the end of
each calendar year to submit to the
officer by whom I- was granted a
report showing the kind, number
and sex of the fui-bearing animals
on the farm. whetLer they are run
ning free or kept iu pens, the num
ber shipped away alive with the
names and addresses of the per
sons to whom sold, a statement cov
ering the improvements which have
been made ou the farm and the cost
thereof.
The permittee or lessee shall post
warning notices in conspicuous plac
es on the land used calling atten
tion to the fact thjt the lands are
under permit or lease for the prop
agation of fur-bearing animals.
"Timber operations shall not bo
allowed on lands covered by a per
mit or lease unless ihis can be done
without interfering with the fur
farming business. in no event will
such operations be authorized with
out the matter firs' being tnken up
with the permittee jr lessee and an
agreement reached which is mu
tually satisfactory.
"Iiispt'Ciion shall be made by of
ficers of the Fores'. Service and Bi
ological Survey us frequently as
their other duties rill permit and
a brief written repc/t Riving the re
sults of such inspection shall be
made by the inspecting officer and
filed with other papers relating to
the case.
"Permits and leases shall express
ly provide that totem poles, native
burying grounds, and lands culti
vated by natives shall not be mol
ested.
"Permits now outstanding should
be recalled on or before January l,j
1922, and new permits issued inj
place thereof, which shall contain
the conditions and terms provided
for by these instructions. When
existing permittee* have had the
use of lands for the exploratory per
iod in these instructions, no further
e\ploratory period should be au
thorized but rental charges should
be based on the fair value of the
land for fur-farming uses as pro
vided by these instructions."
District Forester Flory says t' at
while he is named Id the Secretary's
instructions as the person who is
authorized to receive application*
for fur farm permits for areas with
in National Foresf he has dele
gated this authority, as well as the
authority to issue permits, to For-1
est Supervisor C. 1. Gardner. Ket- [
chikan, Alaska, for all areas with-|
in the Tongass National forest, and
to Forest Supervisor W. J. McDon
ald. Cordova. Alask«, for areas witil-j
in the Chugach National Forest. He '
requests, therefore, that correspon-i
dence regarding the obtaining of |
leases for fur farms within Nation-1
al Forests be addressed to one of j
these men.
The lands under the Jurisdiction
of the Biological Survey referred to
in Paragraph 2 lrclude the Aleu
tian Island Reservation and ten oth
er islands. All lm one, Choweit
Island, in western Alaska, are al
ready under lease. Other Islands
along the Alaska coast, other than 1
the above and those within National
Forests, cannot be leased under the
Secretary of Agriculture's regula
tions.
District Forester Flory also stat
ed that up to December 31, twenty- j
fivo fur farm permits were In ef
fect on the Chugaoh National For
est and seventy-five on the Tongass
National Forest. A great many ap
plications are being received for ad
ditional islands, evidently many
more than can be taken care of. If
this demand for f-r farms contin
ues. it will mean that the require-,
ment for actual utilization of all
leased areas must be strictly enforc
ed, and permits for Islands not ac
tually used cancelled so that others
may be given an opportunity to oc
cupy them.
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DruggtBts refund money If PAZO
OINTM ENT falls to cure Itching,
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and
you can get restful sleep after first
application. 50 c,
One Look at Jury
Enough for Him
Ran Francisco.—Mose Hawk
In? sat quietly In court before
Superior Judge Michael Roche.
He was on trial for passing a
worthless check. A jury of
eight men and four women were
selected.
•'Well, we are ready." said
William Hagerty, assistant dis
trict attorney.
Hawkins seemed to awaken
from a dream.
"Is that the Jury?" he asked,
looking them over.
He was told that It was.
Hawkins lu-sitated, and then
said:
"Your honor. I have decided to
plead guilty."
The jury was discharged.
PROFESSION VL CARDS
W. B. STOl'T
Attorney u t Law
Practice in all courts
In Territory of Alaska
HAINES ALASKA
DR. L. S. KELLER
Dentist
Most Modern Methods
Office Hours: 9-12 a. in.—1-fi p. m.
Fifth Avenue — Next
Door to Dally Alaskan
SKAGWAY ALASKA
itched Till
Almost Crazy
"For years my hands were almost raw.
They itched so bad I wm almost craxy.
Suffered day and night. Uied all kinds
of medicine and cot no relief. Loctall
hope* of ever being cured until I irot a
trial bottle of D. D. D. Result* were so
irreat I cot a large bottle. Can slee?
now and will always prait-e D. D. D
—ROBERT K. HOLMES. Manakin. Va
Anyone suffering from skin trouble—mild or
tevere—should investigate at once the merits
of D. D D. Try it today. We guarantee tb«
*rit bottle, Wc. 00c and *1.00.
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Stairway Distributor*
SKAGWAY
FRATERNAL ORDERS
Camp Skagway Xo. 1
meets every sccond nn<l
fourth Tuesday evening
nt S::{0 o'clock. Visit
ing brothers cordisJIy welcome.
J. M. Keller, L. S. Keller,
Arctic Recorder. Arctic Chief
B. P. O. ELKS, Kkas;
way Lodge, No. 4.11, D,
P. O. Elks, meets every
Thursday at 8 p. nt.
Visiting brothers cor
I diaii} welcome.
j. c. wood, e. n.
i F. J. VAVnKWAU.. Seei-ciary.
IJ. & A. M.
\V?ilto I'ass lAMlge F. & A.
M, So. 11:1, moots 2nd an'l
4lli Saturday evenings of
each montl» nt 8 o'clock.
Visiting Brethren are wel
come.
I\ J. Van <le Wall, «. Jl.
T. .T. St.imlish. Secrclary.
Fraternal Order of
Fables
Skairwny Aerie, No. 1
Fraternal Onler of
Hastes meet the first
nml liiird »\rdncscaj nr.in 01 rain
montli at ilioir linU on Fifth Ave
nue. \'i-itint: brothers cordially in
vitiil to altcnil.
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4. >1. GrioslKMii, Soc'y.
Xaomt Chapter Xo. !>
. O." K. S., meets in Ma
j sonic hall, lir«t ami
' ll'iril Friday of eai'li
month, at H o'clock.
\ foiling nicmlwrs ffoiromc.
I'OLLY W'KIISTEB
Worthy Matron
Fanny fipeor, Secretary.
To Curr a < "old in One Hay
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Route tor
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GOOD HUNTING AND FISHING AT THE DOOR
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TIME TABLE XO. 48.
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leaving time of trains.
150 pounds of Baggage will be checked free wit.1 each foil fare
ticket, and T5 pounds with each half fare ticket.
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