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The New Native

Location

Hydaburg, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1920

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Native Hydaburg Alaskans Hold Mar 5 Assembly

A brief notice from Hydaburg Alaska dated March 5 1920 records a local assembly of Native residents. Details on agenda or participants are not provided in the fragment.

Hydaburg Town Ordinances Enforced in Early 1900s

A set of Hydaburg Alaska ordinances from 1916 to 1920 impose taxes and fines. Dog tax of 1.50, peddler license 5.00, 15 percent receipts fee at events, rental for town hall parties, property and street taxes, business tax for Hydaburg Trading Co, town hall closing at 11, curfew for under 14 after 8, no street obstructions, and junk/garbage penalties. Continued in next issue.

Bell Hydaburg Trading Co Common Council of Hydaburg Hydaburg Alaska

Boys clean front campus and clear stumps in town

U S School boys rolled up sleeves and cleared front campus. Pat Edenshaw Tom Nagle Jimmie Wallace and Jones worked to remove rubbish stumps and old shacks. A two year old Margaret Burgess fatally burnt prompting half mast flag and grief as the town mourns her death and the mother’s prior illness.

U.S Pat Edenshaw Tom Nagle Jimmie Wallace Jones Jon John Meyers Margaret Burgess

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