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Entered as secooa-class matter Au
jiupt 20th, 1983, at the postoffiea. at
Ttfhotaa, Alaska, under the Act ®t''
Mdrch 3, 1879.
Takotna, Alaska, March 26, T92T. -J
NOME IS URGING REMMQAfcr- j
FISHING BAN, t.O WiR.STJKON
Anchorage TiiWest . •.
A movement t launched bk
No)ne Igloo, No-#l,, Pioneers-of Alas
ka; to lift the Pan ..on commercial
fishing ,on-ithfc J<iwcr, Yukon river so
as ; to permit tloiia fide residents of
that section.of Alaska, to take not to
ex«eeu -my , ifUTivxp uj. saiinjvii eatnri
during the season. A resolution ap
pealing. tfO the Bureau of Fisheries to
modify the, regulations was adopted
bylthc Seme lgloo recently, and Pio
neers .throughout the Territory are i
befcig urged/to support the movement,;
the purpose of which is to permit the.
taking of? stifficignt sabnort to supply,
the needs iof communities along the
river, but* .without reopening th#4
stream. .4«»gtoJWiPc2cmfw cmfw hnlhi
stream w brgoteeale cannery opera
tions. ;
TheSteqgpst of the Nome Pioneers-;
came jq^fQ* consideration at the reg-1
ular meeting, of the Anchorage old
ttniera last,night and was discussed
itsome length, and, definite action
was deferred .until next week in order
that the members might give full
consideration, to the question - before;
gopig on record in the matter.
Commercial .fishing o,n the Yukon
river was clb3#&vu number of years
ago after .a lar®e. cannery near, the
month ofirtfte ..river ,»had*.almost de
depleted .the.^pply of fish. - The ac
tion of the. Bureau was .taken largely
at ithe request *>f rtsidtns along the
upper reachos.>ef the stream, after it
had become apparent that the large
scale operations were preventing the
fisc from,, reaching, the spawning
grounds, la view of this action, in
which Piqneers took an active part
members of the local igloo are, some
what hesitant Hbo*jt,=baoking any re
quest for mqdificatjLop.i'Vrf the restric
tion. They ^desire tq Jpe i- convinced
first that such a modification as has
been proposed will not pave the way
for abuses which will lead to a re
turn of the old conditions.
There are quite a. number of old*
timers in Anchorage- who Jived .• on
the Yukon ina.the earlier dayn^.-hutl
Hi ere are very: few here whorare,fa
mi liar with, conditions as they, exist
along the river atj the present time,
There is a disposition, amqng a num
ber of them to .take.. Nome’s word
that the request is a seasonable one.
PRESS .SQVIBB.w,
' Where bolshevism, isitft aKQenwf
it’s an aliii.v-Piulau*(l|)bi!i .Evening.
Public Ledge*. .
Tt might be well to .equip the. togas
of Senators-elect with .bumpers.—Ar
kansas Gazette. .
We are am . idealistic pettier - and
stand by any administration *, under
which times are.good.—Everett Her
ald.
The true specialist is careful to
sap; is. This is also true of the. poli
tician.—Washington Post.
A pleasing vitagraph feature would
be a talking movie of the White
House Spokesman.—Springfield Re
publican. .
The open doOr- is' China isn’t of
nearly as much importance as a-few
more,? emergency exits.—J31 Paso
Times.
In most countries the communist
party behaves like one of those wild'
parties that one reads . ataut.—rSas
Diego Union. ,
Now we have-moving-picture*- that
talk. We wish’ wevhad.'patrons of
moving pictures who aiSii’t.—Amer
ican Lumberman (Chicago)., .
The funeral of the late Bmpgror'of
Japan * cost i2.OQO,0®di : saya *a dis
patch. No wonder the pfopjp shout,,
“Long live the Emperois,?—Memphis
Press.,
NeSV- York ,■ theatrical ^producers,
have probably decided ,tj oput on a
clean-up for the feaspn that *> they
they 'have already staggd everything
else.—Norfolk VLrginiap-PiliH.
The country now- has only about
4,000,000 gallons of medicinal whisky
In storage. A couple of.good snakes
would have the nation at their, mercyJ
—San Diego Union.
Moses, Governor,, Smith's appointee
as Secretary of State, has a-wonder
ful opportunity to live up to bis
name.—New York Evepjn^.Post*.,
The New York W9fcl<|, .advocates
putting every member of Congress on
record pn the poisoned alcohol issue,.
J. H. McLEAN
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Fresh Groceries, Just Arrived
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Up-to-Date Line of Cfothifcjf
New Suits
From $5.50’ to $45 Per Shit
"m
but w* don't know about fighting fire
with fire, and it doeon^V *eem much*
worse to poison ci linens than it woul<l
to »cane..tongr«@Miqou fco.degth.—Obu>i
State journal.. ,
It |a iptenwrt*nftrta reiuftt that war
have been taught for years to believe
that the Chinese, were quiet and
pacific people, remarkable for their
courtesy, to strangers.—Nashville.
iJanngr..
President Lewis says the miners
hig problem is pay. Evidently t:.e
miners have something, in co.v -o'
^irith the greater portion, of the re
malnder of the population.—Ph,.j_i«
phia Inquirer.
K great tide of anti-Christian feel
ing is said to be rising in China, the
poor benighted Chinampn apparently
.pot realizing that the average Chris
tian is probably not any worse than
anybody .else.-rr-Ohio State, Journal.
_„__
ii.«neral Butler's, assertion 'that un
der the Volstead, law the rich . upper,
crust gets, liquor, and the poor go
without,' tallies with a recent irepprt
that ..drinking has fallen off 85 per
cent,in Jtentucky,since prohibition^—
Louisville Times.
Still .we ,Californians don’t deny
that Florida’s climate has. it *11 .ova
ours vgken it coqtea. vbgkq vbgk gbv
burs for variety.—San Diegq Unipn.
European powers who topfc jeoneap
sions in the Celestial Kingdom are
makipg tfafen now.—Dallas News.
Our latest gift to England is *hm
hot dog. and now Paris, is going to
have a thirty-page daily paper, Amqt-,
ican. style, all complete, with streanujr
heads, and nvnic strips*. Give till .fit
hurts is ;OUg national motto.—The
New Yorker
la thorJ&rob*tfe Court for Kuskokwjm
Precinct, Fourth Division of.
Alaska, before George W. HqSf
ran. CoasunioKc sad ex-officio
Probate Judge.
In the matter of the Instate v of
Thomas Andersen, deceased—No* ..2,
in PrOhatA.
Notice, of Final Acsoont.
. Notice is hereby given that H. Jtf.
Hansen* administrator of the estate
of Thomas Anderson, deceased, haa
filed his .final.report in said master
with the Probate Court for Ku$lco
kwinr, Precinct, Fourth Division cf
Aaska, and that on Monday, the 25th
day of April. 1927, at 10 o’clock a. m.,
the said final account erill be heard
and considered, before the said Pro
bate Judge at hi* office stfNsp*mufi£
Alaska; at wh*Ch time and place all,
persons interaated'iir said estate may
appear and file- their objections in
writing to said final report and may
contest the cast.
Dated February 15th, 1927*
H. M. HANSEN,
Administrator of Estate of
Thomas Anderson, deceased.
First publication, Feb: 26, 1927.
Last publication. April 28, 1927.
IL&t Store
McGrath, AJaakm
Hardware ?
Miners’ Supplies
of AH Kiitds .
A. 1C Bdridgfe
u
FORFEITURE NOTICE.
To. Skunk grtsiq, hi* heirs, executor*,
1 upiiu «nd auccpppprs in intcreit:
You, and each pf. you, are hereby
notified that the uqpersiguod has ex
pended for annualJabor and improve
ments the sum of one hundred dollars
1916, 1916, 1917, 192P, 1921, 1922 and
1922 upon the following described
mining claims in the Innoko Record
ing District, Territory, of Analog:...
No. 4 Above Gold Run Gropp, pn
' .-.tti creek, a tributary of , Ganet
creek;
N E Above God. Run Group, on
crock, a tributary of Ganes
crook.
Th t--. all of said work and improve
rr.er.u were required by law and were
pit upon said claims in compliance
; Herewith in order to hold the same
for each said year and thereafter;
And if within ninety (90) days
after the publication of this notice
you, or any of you, fail to pay your
.portion of the amount expended on
the above claims, your interest in
said claims will -become forfeited to
the undersigned, co-owuer,^according
to the provisions Re
vised Statutes qf ihd United-States.
WILLIAM SGttNEIRLA.
First publicati<m. Ma«*- 6,1927.
Last publication, dune 4, 1927.
; Fred Dubois
Takotna
Cig$r Store
Tobaccos
Cigars
Soft Drinks
,
Proprietor'
TABLE OF DISTANCES BE,
TWEEN NENANA AND FLAT;
Milas
Nanmss to Tauten*.. 17
Tavern tat Knights . U
Knight’s 'fo-19:»Roa4house<___10
It Roadhouse to Riffle Pole Road
house.. g ,
Riffle Pole Rqsdhouse to Diaaaeed 11
Distnopd Roadhouse to Roosevelt. 13 .
to Lake Minchumins«... Si. ,
L*k« tMinchuinma to Lona Sta*.
RoadhWse „. 34 ,
Loua Star to Telida._._18. ,
Tehda to Tent Roadhouse -_,10 1
Tent Roadhouse to Slow Fork.. f .
Slow Fork to East Fork _Jtf :
£ast Fork to Nicoli ..„ 10 .
Nicoli to Big Riiver .„„ 'jjU
Big Rixer Roadhouse to McGrath^. 2* ,
McGrath to Tojketna . 18
From Nanana to Tokotna ...._.881
Tokotna to Bill Goss’ Roadhouse. 18
Bill Goss’ Roadhouse to Ophir J».
Ophir to. Jerry’s Roadhouse . $1
Jerry s to Schemeyer’s Roadhouse iZ.
Scharmeyer’e to Iditarod . 1*.
Iditarod to Flat.. g.
From Nanana teFlat_887 ,•
Max; Simel
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