Trappers and Hunters Rules for Innoko and Kuskokwim Valley
Alaska regulations outline seasons for beaver land otter mink and other fur bearing animals. Beavers forbidden until November 1 1915 while land otter mink have specific seasons. Penalties range from 200 to 1000 dollars plus imprisonment for violations. Furs may be shipped any time but must be reported to the Bureau of Fisheries for proper forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innoko
Kaskokwim Valley
Ishle
Aska
Bureau of Fisheries
Department of Co. Labor
McKinley Lake Site Promises Large Developments
Cordova reports Stephen B as manager for the Ala licate announces bonding of over fifty gold quartz properties near McKinley Lake for more than $200,000. Engineers are sent for examinations ahead of large scale development. Copper River railroad lies within three miles with a branch line extension survey to be completed Saturday.
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Cordova
Stephen Bi
Ala Licate
McKinley Treet
Copper River Railroad
Saturdaedi
Alaska N
Mckinley Lake
Copper River
Troops to be sent to the canal zone for protection
Washington reports preparations to dispatch a regiment of American troops to the canal zone. The unit will be stationed at a southern post first to acclimate, with the first move planned for next year once reception arrangements are complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Canal Zone
Japanese American Nabata Nabatame Barred From Landing
Yonoshi Nabatame a Japanese American long educated in the United States was denied landing in Seattle. Naturalized in Rhode Island in 1897 his ship visa was revoked by the U S Department last May after allegations he allowed disreputable patrons at his Detroit hotel. Nabatame says he has a white wife and two U S children and raised 500000 dollars in Japan to start a Seattle silk factory.
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Seattle
Yonoshi Nabata ii
United States
Nabatame
Rhode Island
Detroit
Japan
Withe
Oro Mining Company Case Names Attorneys in Suit
Last week's Piavoor named the attorneys for the Oro Mining Company and the Thorns case. Oro Mining is represented by Stevens, Roth & Dignan and John L. McGinn while Judge Adams represents Mr. Thorns. The case is expected to be heard in Fairbanks in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oro Mining Company
Stevens, Roth & Dignan
John L. McGinn
Adams
Thorns
Fairbanks
Ocober
Mining and fire losses spur confusion in Fairbanks notes
Reports discuss real estate declines in Fairbanks, a destructive campfire near Duncan canal, and ownership changes at No 2 Wolf creek. References mention bedrock mining, a large fire risk, and broad Yukon gold output with exploration near Mckinley lake and Nansen creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 delay in surveying Kuskokwim Bay due to dry rot on the Explorer and inadequate department funds. With new appropriation available July 1 the work will be rushed to chart the bay and install navigation aids at the river entrance this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
F. W. Perkins
Department of Coast and Geoedic Survey
W. E. Humphrey
Kuskokwim Bay
Explorer
Department
Old Timer Dillman Passes After Long Frontier Life
William Dillman, aSt longtime pioneer who arrived in April 1887 from Grant County Oregon, died Wednesday afternoon at Al Osborne’s home after being brought from his Brown's Island place a month prior. He trapped, cooked for camps, cleared land, built a cabin, and lived mostly on Brown's Island. he is believed to be about eighty years old. The Wrangell Sentinel notes his quiet, little-documented early life. Cap's Plage advertises a full line of Book cigars and smokers' articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dilman
al Osborne
Brown’s Island
Dillman
Grant County
Oregon
Brown's Island
Wm. Dillman
Tittle
Wrangell Sentinel
The Aviator Debate Over Risk and Public Good
A fragmentary debate centers on an aviator who flies despite danger. Supporters insist risky showing distracts from useful work like hay farming while critics claim the aviator entertains a jaded public and could profit society through innovation.
Beauty Doctor Sued After Ear Reduction Operation
Clara Morrison Saunders of Miami Missouri sued Dr. Morrison CG Saunders and his wife Frances Wilcox Saunders for 1000 damages alleging a cosmetic ear reduction operation performed last October failed to achieve the promised results. The plaintiff, 18, claimed the ears became larger and she suffered disappointment and disturbed nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Clara
Miami
Morrison CG. Saunders
Scott
Frances Wilcox Saunders
Miss Scott
Anders
Red Bruhn First Postmaster of Iditarod Returns
Red Bruhn, Iditarod's first postmaster, arrived from his roadhouse Tuesday. He lies about 35 miles downriver by the water route and roughly 15 miles from the city along the winter trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bruhn
Iditarod
dissolution of partnership in Alaska machinery firm
Notice states the partnership Brumbaugh Hamilton and Kellogg operating Samson Transportation Company on the Steamboat River region in Alaska is dissolved by mutual consent. Ray Brambaugh and Hamilton will continue the business as Brumbaugh and Hamilton. All debts and accounts tied to Samson Transportation and previous firm will be collected and paid by the respective parties. Dated at Tutored on July 17, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr Company
McCarty's
Henry Martin
Henry Elliott
Cleveland
Compan
Pribiloff Islands
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
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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