Trappers and Hunters Rules Published for Innoko and Kuskokwim
Alaska regulations outline hunting seasons for beaver land otter mink fisher ermine weasel red fox lynx and wildcat and other fur bearing species. Prohibitions carry fines from 200 to 1000 per offense and punishments include imprisonment. Shipments of furs require reporting to the Bureau of Fisheries under the Department of Labor.
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Innoko
Kaskokwim Valley
Ishle
Aska
Bureau of Fisheries
Department of Co. Labor
McKinley Lake to Be Center of Major Development
Cordova reports Stephen Bi manager for the Alabama company announced after a survey of gold quartz properties near McKinley Lake that over fifty parcels bond for more than 200000 dollars have been examined for potential development. Engineers were sent to ready the lands for large scale work. Copper River railroad proximity lies within three miles, with a branch line extension survey due to finish Saturday.
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Cordova
Stephen Bi
Ala Licate
McKinley Treet
Copper River Railroad
Saturdaedi
Alaska N
Mckinley Lake
Copper River
Troops to Guard Canal Zone Arrive Next Year
Washington reports plans to send a regiment of American troops to the canal zone to be stationed at forts guarding the canal. Troops will first spend time at a southern post to acclimatize before leaving next year for canal duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Canal Zone
Japanese American Nabata Nabatame Denied Landing
Yonoshi Nabata Nabatame an educated Japanese American long resident in the United States was refused landing at Seattle after his naturalization in Rhode Island in 1897. The case cites a Detroit hotel scandal and claims he raised 500000 to start a Seattle silk factory while asserting a white wife and two U.S. children.
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Seattle
Yonoshi Nabata ii
United States
Nabatame
Rhode Island
Detroit
Japan
Withe
Oro Mining Company suit names attorneys in Piauvour note
The Oro Mining Company seated by Stevens Roth and Dignan along with John L McGinn faces Mr Thorns with Judge Adams representing him. A hearing is expected in Fairbanks in October.
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Oro Mining Company
Stevens, Roth & Dignan
John L. McGinn
Adams
Thorns
Fairbanks
Ocober
Real estate declines and gold rush notes in Alaska reports
The exchange records show Faibanks real estate down by £509,000 over the past year while winter clearing costs reached $490,000. Hattie Camp near Duncan canal owned by Olympic Mining was destroyed by fire started by campers. The Fairbanks district sees development shifts as No. 2 Wolf creek operations are transferred under new lease terms. A historic bedrock placer hole near Chandlar district reached 286 feet with no pay. Fires threatened Haines. towns faced partial evacuation and high losses. Yukon output for 1910 tallied at about $4,080,614 as stampedes rise toward Nansen creek. Governor Draper travels to Valdez amid stock grazing in Delta.
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Faibanks Real Estate
Hattie Camp
Duncan Canal
Olympic Mining Company
No. 2
Wolf Creek
Cleary Creek
Fairbanks
Hidleroy Yin
Quirties
Jesse Noble
E Chandlar
North Fork
Start Survey of Kuskokwin Bay
F W Perkins acting superintendent explains delays in charting Kuskokwim Bay due to dry rot aboard the Explorer and insufficient appropriations. With a new appropriation available July 1 the work will be rushed to chart the bay and install navigation aids at the river entrance this summer.
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Seattle
F. W. Perkins
Department of Coast and Geoedic Survey
W. E. Humphrey
Kuskokwim Bay
Explorer
Department
Old Timer Dillman Passes After Long Pioneer Life
William Dillman, a longtime pioneer who arrived from Grant County Oregon in April 1887, died Wednesday afternoon at the home of Al Osborn on Brown's Island where he had been cared for after being brought from his camp place. He was about eighty years old and spent years trapping and clearing a cabin on Brown's Island. The Wrangell Sentinel reported the death on July 8. Cap's Place advertises a full line of Book cigars and smokers’ articles.
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Wm. Dilman
al Osborne
Brown’s Island
Dillman
Grant County
Oregon
Brown's Island
Wm. Dillman
Tittle
Wrangell Sentinel
The Aviator and the Haymaker Debate
A dialogue pits an aviator against a neighbor over risky flight versus farming. The neighbor mocks aerial daring while praising hay production as public good, suggesting the aviator’s risks harm crowds and offer little merit compared to steady work.
Ear Reduction Suit Over Painless Operation Claim
Clara Scott of Miami Missouri filed suit against Morrison Saunders and wife Frances alleging a cosmetic ear reduction operation by Dr. Saunders promised painless relief and four day cure but left her ears enlarged causing disappointment and nervous issues seeking damages of 1000 dollars.
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Kansas City
Clara
Miami
Morrison CG. Saunders
Scott
Frances Wilcox Saunders
Miss Scott
Anders
Red Bruhn Returns From Roadhouse In Iditarod Postmaster Role
Red Bruhn, Iditarod's first postmaster, arrived from a roadhouse Tuesday. He lies about 35 miles downriver by the water route but only six miles from the city along the winter trail.
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Red Bruhn
Iditarod
Dissolution of Brumbaugh and Hamilton Partnership
The partnership Brumbaugh and Hamilton, doing machinery and hardware in Fairbanks Alaska and the Samson Transportation Company on the Iditarod river, is dissolved by mutual consent. Ray Brumbaugh and E B Kel ge will collect and pay all accounts. Ray Brumbaugh and Hamilton continue the business as Brumbaugh and Hamilton. Dated at Tiitared July 17.
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Ray
Hc.ton
E. B. Kelge
Bromhaugh
Hamilton & Kellogg
Enirbanks
Iditared
Alaska
Samson Transportation Company
Mitarod River
Holy Cross
Yukon River
Iditarod and
Dikemun
Samson Transportation
Ton & Kello
Ray Brambaugh
Heenilton
Brumbaugh & Hamilton
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Iditarod Pioneer
J. L. Sale
J. E. Sale
J. J. Sale
Donald Hote
Largasto Center
Vers & Co
Caribou Street
Flat City
Firth
Star Cottee House
Willow Street
Max Siniel
Diskaket and
Ophir City
Fitarog
Haines
Fortuna
Dawson
Yukon Territory
Nansen Creek
Carma
Yukon
Governor Draper
Mars
Valdez
Orr Company
McCarty's
Henry Martin
Henry Elliott
Cleveland
Compan
Pribiloff Islands
Kuskokwin Bay
Cap’s Plage
Cloudland
Hale
Walt
Sie
Connolly
Platsels Boek Cigars
Connections
Ors
Civats
ST der
NOMCE
Royal Cafe
Tae
Weurath
E.L. Byers & CO
Dikeman
The
Third Ave
Willow ST
Slippern’s Mill
Builders’ Supplies
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