ALASKA GAME LAW AS RE
VISED AND EFFE< FIVE JULY 1
(Cont’iiii d from I as-.t Issue.)
Regulation 14—Continuous Close Sea
xson.
Nathiug in.these regulations shall
be construed to permit the taking at
any time of any game animal, game
i bird, or fur-bearing animal—in Mount
. McKinley national park—in Katmai
national monument—in Glacier bay
d national monument, or, except under
&■ permit’of. the Secretary of Agricul
. ture, on any.bird resrvation—on Kru
zof or.aiburtofshikof island—on any
island occupied under lease or permit
- for ifur.-fswming purposes except by
i-'i- the occupant thereof, or in any of the
* following described areas along the
. line of the Alaska Railroad:
i I.; One-half mile in width situated
t to the eastward of the center line of
v. the Alaska Railroad between mile
i posts 40.5 and 41.5.
2. ©ne-half mile in width situated
. to the westward of the center line of
«. the -Alaska Railroad between mile
t posts 176 and 177.
3i..'-One-half mile in width situated
t. to the westward of the center line of
. the Alaska Railroad between mile
posts 181.5 and 182.5.
4. One-haif mile in width situated
v to the westward of the cent -r line of
;. the Alaska Railroad between mile
posts 190 and 191.
5. One-haif mile in width situated
. to the westward of the center line of
the Alaska Railroad between mile
posts 191,5 and 196.5.
b. One mile in width situated one
half mile to the eastward and one-,
half mile to the westward of the cen-:
ter line of the Alaska Railroad be- j
• i tween mileposts 234.5 and 236.5.
7. One mile in width situated one
half mile to the westward and one- i
i half mile to the eastward of the cen- i
ter lin eof the Alaska Railroad be-1
. tween mileposts 242 and 243.
8. One-half mile in width situated 1
t to the eastward of the center line of
the Alaska Railroad between mile
posts 250 and 252.
9. Beginning at a point 6 miles
north of the Curry Hotel, thence east
1 mile, thence south 7 miles, thence
west 2 miles, thence north 7 miles,
f thence east 1 mile to the place of be
.■ ginning.
Nothing in these regulations shall
be construed to permit the taking at
- any time except under permission of i
. ..the Secretary of Agriculture of any
« beaver or muskraton on the Kodiak-;
Afognak islands group, mountain
sheep or mountain goat in the eastern
I part of Kenai peninsula east of longi
tude 150 degrees (the location of
\ which is indicated by a north and
south line 5 miles east of the Stalter
place on Kenai river, mountain goat
i on Baranof or Chicagof islands, deer
west of longitude 141 degrees, blue
fox in fur district 2 south of the
summit of the Alaska range and Ah
i klun mountains, in fur district 1, ex
cept on the Aleutian islands - reserva-;
tion, buffalo in any part of Alaska,
moose on the Alaska peninsula south
and west of the Kvichak river, Ili-'
amna lake and the old portage from
Kamishak bay to Kakhumak bay.
1 Regulation 15—Certain Birds Unpro
tected.
A person may take, possess, and
'■ transport crows, hawks, owls, eagles,
ravens and cormorants, and their
: nests and eggs, at any time, in any
number, and by any means, except
they may not be taken by the use of
poison.
. Regulation 16—Taking of Birds By
Eskimos.
Eskimos and Indians may take,
possess, and transport, at any 'time,
auks, aukelets, guillemots, murres,
and puffins and their eggs for food,
and their skins for clothing, for the
use of themselves and their immedi
ate families.
Reguation 17.—Land Fur-Bearing An
imal Districts.
For the purpose of these regula
tions, with respect to land fur-bear
ing animals, the Territory is hereby
divided into three districts, as, fallows.:/
Fur District 1. The Aletuian
' islands, Alaska Peninsula north and
I east to the old portage from Kami
| shak Bay on the south side of Iliamna
j Lake, and neighboring islands, and
Southeastern Alaska from Cape Fair
j weather to Dixon Entrance.
Fuor District 2.—All the mainland
and islands of Alaska not included in
Fur District No. 1 and south of the
headwaters of the streams entering
the Arctic Ocean north of the 68th
parallel of north latitude.
Fur District 3.—The region drained
1 by the streams entering the Arctic
; Ocean north of the 68th parallel of
j north latitude and the drainage of the
: Noatak, Kobuk, Sela-.vik, and Buck
1 land rivers.
Regulation 18.—Methods of Taking
Land Fur-Bearing Animals.
I Land fur-bearing animals may be
taken during the open season in any
number (except beaver, of which only
i 20 may be taken by any person in any
one season) and in any manner, ex-1
cept by the aid or use of a shotgun,1
fire, jacklight, pit land, searchlight, j
j or other artificial light, by means of a
trap or device known as the “klips,” |
or by means of any steel bear-trap or !
any other trap with jaws having a
I spread exceeding nine inches, or by
means of strychnine or other poison;
provided, that no dogs shall be used
to take any land fur-bearing animal
j (except polar bear), and no fur-bear-!
ing animal shall be taken from its
home or den by digging, smoking or
the use of chemicals, and no home,'
house, den, or runway of a beaver or
muskrat shall be injured or destroyed, j
Regulation 19.—Open and Close Sea-'
i sons of Land Fur-Bearing Animals, j
; Except in areas closed to trapping
[ under Regulation 14, land fur-bearing
1 animals may be taken in the specified
districts during the following open
seasons:
rur District 1.
Muskrat—December 16 to April 30.
Mink, Land Otter, and Weasel (er
mine)—East of longitude 138 degrees,
January 1 to March 1. West of longi
tude 138 degrees (see exception), De-;
cember 16 to March 31. Exception:
The Kodiak-Afognak islands group,;
including Dark Island as the outer-1
most island on the north, Marmot j
Island on the east, Tagidak and Trin-!
I ity Islands on the west and south.
Land otter and weasel (ermine), De
cember 1 to February 15.
Exception: No open season on
i Unimak siland.
Fox (red, cross, and silver) and
lynx—November 16 to January 31.
Blue fox—On Aleutian islands
reservation only: November 16 to
January 31.
Black bear, including its brown and
blue (glacier bear) color variations—
October lto May 31.
Wolf, coyote, wolverine, marmot,
and ground squirrel (spermophile)—
No close season; may be taken at any
time.
Marten—No open season.
Beaver—No open season.
Fur District No. 2.
' Muskrat—In that part of the dis-;
trict north of the summit of the,
Alaska range and Ahklun mountains j
! consisting of the area south and!
westerly of a line following the win
j ter trail through Unalakleet, Old
Woman, Kaltag, Diskakat, Dikeman,
Iditarod, Flat, and Georgetown,
thence following the divide separat
! ing the streams flowing into the Kus- i
kokwim from the south below George-1
town from those flowing into the
j Kuskokwi mfrom the south above
Georgetown, and extending to the
summit of the Ahklun mountains,
Ma yl to June 10.
In that part of the district south of
the summit of the Alaska range con
sisting of the drainage of the Tanana
river from its junction with the Yu
kon to its source, including all its
tributaries, April 1 to May 20.
All the remainder of the district
north of the summit of the Alaska
range and Ahklun mountains, March
15 to May- 31.
In. that part ih > the district south of
the. s wum inf-of - the A lagka .range and
Ahklun mountains, December 16
Apil 30. j
Mink, Ian<i otter, and weasel <«r-^
mine): |
In that part of the district north
of the summit of the Alaska range
| and Ahklun mountains, November 16
| to March 1.
| In that part of the district south
of the summit of the Alaska range
and Ahklun mountains, December 1
to March l.
( Black bear, including its browtv'arvt
blue (or glacier bear) color -mrrm
lions:
In that part of the district nUttn
of the summit of the Alaska, range
! and Ahklun mountains, no close s«a
son.
In that part of the district south
j of the summit of the Alaska range
and Ahklun mountains, September -
to June 20, except that during the
month of September not more than
two may be taken.
Fox and lynx
In that part of the district nor&i
of the summit of the Alaska range
and Ahklun mountains (see excep
; tion), November 16 to March L.
Exception: On the Seward penis-j
• sula, including the drainage of the
Kiwalik ami Koyuk rivers, December
■ 1 to March 15.
In that part of the district south
| of the summit of the Alaska range
and Ahklun mountains, except blue
fox, November 16 to January 31.
Polar bear, wolf, coyote, wolverine, :
marmot, and ground squirrel (sper
mophilc): No close season; may be
taken at any time.
Marten: No open' season.
Beaver: No open season.
Fur District No. 3.
Muskrat: May 1 to June 10.
Fox, lynx, land otter, and weasel
(ermine); December 1 to March 31.
Polar black, ack bear, including
its brown and blue' (or glacier bear)
color variations, wolf, coyote, wolver
ine, marmot and ground squirrel
(spermophile).: No close season, may
be taken at any time.
Muskrat: No open season.
Mink: No open season.
Beaver: No open ceason.
Regulation 20—Feeding Game.
Nothing in these regulations shall
be construed to permit any person to
feed to a fox or other fur-bearing
animal held in captivity, or to dog
boarded for pay, any part of a game
animal or bird other than an eagle, a
raven, crow, hawk, owl, or cormorant,
but waste parts, such as hides, vis
cera, and bones, may he fed to such
animals.
Regulation 21—Duties.
Each licensed fur farmer or fur
| farmer shall comply with the provi
sions of all Territorial laws relating
to fur farmers and fur dealers, and
at all reasonable hours, shall allow
any member of the Commission, any
game warden, or any authorized em
ployee of the United States Depart
| ment of Agriculture to enter and in
. spect the premises where operations
1 are being carried on under these reg
i ulations, and to inspect the books and
j records relating thereto.
^(Continued in Next Issue.)_
I LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION,
i In the Probate Court for the Innoko
Precinct, Fourth Judicial Division,
Territory of Alaska, before Chris
tian Bolgen, U. S. Commissioner
1 and ex-officio Probate Judge.
In the matter of the Estate of Hu
bade Hebert, deceased.
To all persons to ■ whom these
presents shall come. Greeting: Know
ye, that it appearing to the Commis
sioner aforesaid that Hubade Hebert
has died intestate, leaving at the time
of his death property in this precinct,
such Commissioner therefore duly ap
pointed H. C. Wallick administrator
of the estate of such Hubade Hebert,
deceased; this, therefore, authorial
the said H. C. 'Wallick to administer
the estate of said Hubade Hebert, de
ceased, according to law.
In testimony whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the seal
of this Court, at Opnir, Innoko Pre
cinct, Fourth Judicial Division of
Alaska, on this the 21st day of April,
A. D 1928
CHRISTIAN BOLGEN,
Commissioner and ex-offioio t .
Probate Judge. * •
First publication, May 5,1928; last
publication, June 2. 1928.
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