EXPERIMENT IN DEER
RAISING IS SUCCESSFUL
(Juneau Empire.)
Reports received at local headquar
ters of the Alaska Game Commissior
indicate that the Territory’s experi
ment in stocking western areas wit!
Southeastern Alaska deer are prov
ing highlv successful, it was an
nounced today by President C. T
Gardner. While most of the report:
received have come from source:
other than official, wardens who havt
visited the arease where the experi
ment has been undertaken have con
firmed the encouraging statement'
made by private individuals.
The experiment was started 1
years ago, when the first band of dcei
were taken from this section of th>
Territory and transported to Hinch
ir.fcrook island. There were eight, an
imals in the herd, six does and twt
bucks. Since that time other animal:
have been put in three other district:
and an addition made to the origina
Binchinbrooit band Four bucks aw
ten does were, put on Hinchinbrool
island ;n Many animal - hav<
crossed to the mainland and are re
ported from along the Copper Rivei
& Northwestern railroad out to Mih
46.
Some of those seen on the main
land are believed to have come fron
Montague island. .Eight deer, si>
does and two bucks, were placec
there in the fall of 1924 and are saic
to have thrived exceedingly well.
The best reports, however, com<
from Long island, one of the Afog
nak group, where four bucks anc
seven does were placed in May, 1924
Large increases are reported by Dr
W, H. Chase, of Cordova, member oi
the Game Commission. He said tha>
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j the animals seem to have grown
larger than in their usual snxx«und
1 ings. Some of the increase has
! spread across to Afognak island.
The only mainland experimenet
tried tried was on Kenai Peninsula, at,
Hosmer, where eight animals were
landed in the fall of 11124. There
has been some gain noted there. A
recent count showed 24 deer in that
vicinity, and it was believed there
were others which were not seen by
those making the count.
In the Probate Court for Mount Me-1
Kinley Precinct, Fourth Division,!
Territory of Alaska, before Don-;
I orable W. T. VanderpooL com-'
missioner and ex-olticio probate j
judge.
In the matter of the Estate of Jean
McLean, deceased.
Notice of Final Hearing.
Notice is hereby given that the
hearing of objections to the final re
port and account of J. H. McLean, as
1 administrator of the estate of , Jean
; McLean, deceased, will be held in the
probate court room at McGrath,
Alaska, at 10 a. m. on Tuesday, Janu
ary 10, 1928.
VV. T. VANDERPOOL,
Commissioner and ex-officio
Probate Judge.
First publication, Dec. 10.
Last publication, Jan. 7.
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1927.
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1928.
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