The Alaska daily empire. [volume], April 10, 1913, Image 3

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UNION IRON WORKS Machine Shop and Foundry
Gas Engines and Mill Castings
Agents Union Gas Engine and Regal Gas Engine
ALASKA MEAT COMPANY ->?h" Mgr.
\\ holesale and Retail Butchers
Manufacturers of all Kinds of Sausages Our Hams and Bacon Are
Home-Smoked
C. F. CHEEK
THE TAXIDERMIST
THAT KNOWS
Game Heads. Fish and Birds
Mounted.
SKINS AND FURS TANNED
Rug Work a Specialty
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Alaska's Pioneer
Stationery Store
Dealer in all kinds of station
ery, office supplies, typewriter
supplies.
Agent for the
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Berry's Store
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First National
Bank
OF JUNEAU
capital $50,000
surplus $10,000
undivided profits $15,000
deposits over $400,000
Complete facilities for the
transaction of any banking
business.
officers
T. F. KENNEDY. Pres.
JOHN RECK. Vice-Pres.
A. A. GABBS, Cashier
directors
F. W. BRADLEY
E. P. KENNEDY
GEO. F. MILLER
T. F. KENNEDY
JOHN RECK
P. H. FOX
A. A. GABBS
M. J. O'CONNOR
Latest Novelties in
Tobacco Jars and
Pipe Racks
at Burford's
% Urges Legislature to
| Pass Jones Bill
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Ilt shall be unlawful to lay or cast
1 any seine or net of any kind within
J one hundred yards of any other seine,
I net, or other fishing appliance which
I is being or which has been cast, laid,
i set, or placed in any of the waters of
Alaska.
It shall be unlawful to place, an
chor, drive, or construct any fish trap
stake net, or other fixed fishing ap
pliance within six hundred yards lat
erally or one hundred yards endwise
of any other fish trap or other fixed
fishing applinace.
It shall be unlawful to erect or
maintain any stake net of greater
length than one thousand feet, or
constructed in any other manner than
( by stakes driven in substantially a
_ straight line: Privided, That the re
I strictiou as to distance intervals be
tween stake nets shall not be con
I strued to apply to the use by the na
tive Indians of stake nets not over
? fifty yards in length to take salmon
for their own domestic consumption
and not for sale.
it shall be unlawful to take any sal
mon by means of a spear or gaff ex
j cept for personal, domestic, or family
consumption; and it shall be unlawful
to purchase any salmon taken by the
means of a spear or gaff for use in
k canning, salting or otherwise preserv
* ing for sale.
\ | Sec. 5. That for the purposes of
< ? this Act, the width of a creek, stream,
< i river, lagoon, estuary, or other waters
\ J shall be determined by measurements
< ? at right angles to the thread of the
< > stream of said waters as determined
by a line connecting the points mid
? way between the opposite margins or
o shores at mean high water; and at
o sucli places where the margins or
shores are broken by branches, or
by well-defiued bays, or by entering
0 streams said margins or shores shall
f be understood to be represented by
? the straight line connecting the oppo
site headlands across the mouth of
1 such branch, bay. or stream. Where
i waters are divided by islands, each
channel shall be measured independ
; ently and not as a part of the great
er body of water.
J All measurements of waters referr
ed to herein shall be made at mean
high water, and the Secretary of Com
merce and Labor is authorized to de
? ? termine and indicate by suitable per
? ? manent markers the mouth of any
! ! creek, stream, river, or other waters
11 referred to herein. It shall be unlaw
? ? ful to efface, destroy, remove, or in
! any manner interfere with any monu
\ |-i inent, marker, or notice provided for
1 ? in this Act.
Sec. 6. That it shall be unlawful
I I to put or place in any of the waters
| ; of Alaska any explosive or poisonous
? ? substance whatsoever for the purpose
i ! of catching, taking, killing, or injur*
; ; ing fish: or to place or deposit there
? ? in, or discharge or pass into, or cause
! ! or suffer to be placed or deposited in
J | or discharged or passed into, or to
_ place or cause to be placed where it
? may pass into any stream, creek, riv
? er, lake, lagoon, estuary, or immediate
? approaches therto. auy lime or other
? caustics, gas tar. petroleum, asphalt,
? bitumen, or other carbonaceous ma
? terials, oils, acids, or sulphates, or
? compounds therof, sawdust, shavings,
T tanbark. slabs, edgings, mill or fac
X tory refuse, slag, sluicings, tailings,
J smelter or mine refuse, or any other
? substance destructive to fish, fish fry,
' ! or the food of fish fry, or which is or
" may be injurious to the spawn or
j spawning beds of fishes; and in the
case of substances known to be dele
j terious to fish or fish foods or
j spawn it shall not be necessary to
! prove that the pollution of the waters
| by these substances in the particu
j lar case in question has actually caus
| ed the death of any particular fish.
iisn iry, or spawn; rroviueu, iuui
nothing in this section shall be con
strued to prohibit the use of explos
ive or stupefying agents by properly
authorized agents in scientific inves
tigations under the direction or by the
permission of the Secretary of Com
merce and Labor, or the use of ex
plosives in the connection with the
construction of buildings or improve
ments under official authority; and,
Provided Further, That the dumping
of fish offal and gurry into the wa
ters shall not be deemed a violation
of this Act.
Sec. 7. That is shall be unlawful
for any person wantonly to waste or
destroy salmon or other food fishes
taken or caught in any of the wa
ters of Alaska, and the utilization of
any part of food fishes, other than
the offal and waste thereof from es
tablishments preparing fish-food pro
ducts, in the manufacture of fertiliz
; er or fish oil, shall, after ten years
- from the date of passage of this 9ct
~ i be regarded as such wanton waste.
Sec. 8. That It shall be unlawful to
fish for, take, or kill any salmon of
any species in any manner, or by any
means except by hook or line, spear,
or gaff in any of the waters of Alaska
except Bering Sea and the waters tri
butary therto, Cook Inlet, and the
Copper River Delta, from six o'clock
postmeridian of Saturday of each
week until six o'clock antemeridian
on the Monday following; or to fish
for, or catch or kill in any manner by
any appliance except by hook and line
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spear, or Raff, any salmon in any I
stream of less than one hundred yards 1
in width between the hours of six i
o'clock in the evening and six o'clock 1
In the morning of the following day of <
each and every day in the week: Pro- I
vided. That the weekly close season <
shall not be construed to extend to i
the herring and halibut fisheries: And i
provided further, That it shall be un- i
lawful at all times and by any means '
to catch and kill the rish commonly i
known as the Dolly Varden trout or '
salmon trout (Salvelinus malum), and 1
to transport and sell them within the
Territorial limits of Alaska.
It shall be unlawful to fish for sal
mon or commercial purposes in any
of the streams tributary to Cook In
let
Throughout the weekly close sea
son herein prescribed the gates,
mouths, or tunnels of all fish traps
shall be closed by hauling the tunnel
to one side ugainst the entrance or j
tunnel wall of the "pot", and twenty-1
five feet of webbing or net of the
"heart" of such traps on each side of [
the "heart" of such trapjs on each1
side next to the "pot" shall be lower- \
ed or opened in such manner as to
permit free passage of salmon and j
other fishes at all stages of the tide.
The use of "aprons" in connection j
with the fish traps during the weekly i
close season is prohibited.
Sec. !). That it shall be unlawful!
for any person canninf, salting, or cur- J
ing fish of any species in Alaska to
use any label, brand, or trade-mark
thereon which shall tend to misrepre
sent the contents of any package of
fish offered for sale: Provided, That j
the use of the terms "red" "medium
red," pink", "chum", and similar well- j
established trms as applied to the
various species of Pacific salmon un
|der trade usages shall not be deemed!
in conflict with the provisions of this
Act when used to designate salmon;
of those known species.
Sec, lb. That all citizens of the;
United States and all persons who j
have declared their intentions to be
come citizens, and all natives of Al
aska and all corporations organized
under the laws of any State, Terri
tory, or District thereof, shall be en
titled to the benefits and privileges
of this Act.
It shall be unlawful fur any alien
who has not declared his intention to
become a citizen of the United States
to take fish or other aquatic animals
or algae from any of the waters of
Alaska except for his domestic use,
and it shall be unlawful to purchase
any fish or aquatic animals or algae
from any such alien.
Sec. 11. That the Secretary of
Commerce and Labor may, in his dis
cretion, set aside any streams or lakes
including the waters of the approaches
{therto, for o distance of six hundred
yards from the mouths thereof, as
! preserves for spawning grounds, in
which fishing may be limited or en
tirely prohibited, but such power shall
be exercised only after all persons in
terested shall be given a hearing, of
which due notice must be given by
publication; and where the interested
parties are known to the department,
they shall be personally notified by
notice mailed not less than sixty days
previous to such hearing. No order
made under this section shall be ef- '
fective before the next calendar year
after the same is made.
Sec. 12. That the exemption from
license fees and taxation in favor of
the owners of private salmon hatch
eries in Alaska, as provided by sec
tion two of the Act of Congress en
titled "An Act for the protection and (
regulation of the fisheries of Alaska" ^
approved June twenty-sixth, nineteen
hundred and six, shall hereafter be
computed and allowed in accordance
with the provisions of said Act, at the
rate of 40 cents per bushel for all
red and king salmon fry hatched and
liberated.
No additional private hatcheries
shall hereafter be approved: Provid
ed, That the removal of any private 1
hatchery that has heretofore been ap- (
proved by the Secretary of Commerce 5
and Labor to any new location shall '
be permitted, and the original approv- *
al thereaof shall continue at such new
location if such new site be duly ap- '
proved by the Secretary of Commerce 1
and Labor, Whenever the efficiency '
and productiveness of any hatchery
which has been approved shall be 1
found upon examination and invest!- (
gation to have ceased to merit approv
al, the approval may be revoked, and i
notice of such revokatlon shall be fil- *
ed in the office of the clerk or deputy I
clerk of the United States District I
Court of the division of the District f
of Alaska wherein the said hatchery c
is located, but no approval shall be a
revoked until afted a reasonable no- l
tice to the hatchery owner and a
hearing shall have been had to de- t
termine the efficiency and productive- a
ness of the hatchery.
No hatchery rebate certificate shall c
be issued on account of any fry liber- c
ated from any private hatchery after
revocation of the approval thereof. f
The Secretary of Commerce and
Labor Is hereby authorized, in his dis
cretion, to purchase any or all of the J
private salmon hatcheries in Alaska c
which have hertofore been approved t
under said Act of Congress of June c
twenty-sixth, nineteen hundred and six
the same to be paid for out of the fund (
to be created under the provisions of t
section one of this Act, Provided, e
That if said fund is then insufficient t
o cover the purchase price of such .
intcherles so purchased and also to
meet the other current expenses to
be met therefrom, The Secretary of
Commerce and Labor shall issue to
the sellers of such hatcheries so pur
chased certificates of purchase lor any
unpaid balances due them in such de
nominations as may be desired by the
sellers and such certificates may be i
used at any time for the payment pro
tanto of any license fees or taxes up
on or against or on account of the
catch of puck of any salmon in Alas
ka.
Sec. 13. That every person engaged ;
in catching, curing, or in any manner -
utilizing fishery products or in oper-' !
utiug fish hatcheries in Alaska shallj |
make detailed annual reports thereof ?
to the Secretary of Commerce and La- .
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bor, on blanks furnished by him, cov-p
ering all such facts as may be requir- !
ed with respect therto for the infor- |
mation and use of the department and , ?
Congress. Such reports shall be !
sworn to by the superintendent, man
ager, or other person having knowl- *
edge of the facts, a separate blank be- .
ing used for each establishment, and |
the same shall be forwarded to the '
department at the close of the fishing.
season and not later than December I
fifteenth of each year.
Sec. 14. That any person violating
any provision of this Act or any regu
lation established in pursuance there
of shall be deemed guilty of a misde
meanor, and upon conviction thereof,
shall be punished by a fine of not less
than $100 nor more than $1,000, or by
imprisonment for a term of not more
than ninety days, or by both such fine
and imprisonment, ut the discretion of
the court; and in case the violation of
any provisions of section three of this '
Act, and conviction therof, a further
fine of not more than $250 per diem
may, at the discretion of the court, be
imposed for each day such obstruction
is maintained. And every vessel or
other apparatus or equipment used or
employed in violation of any provis
ions of this Act, or of any regulation
made thereunder, may be seized by j
order of tho Secretary of Commerce
and Labor and turned over to the
United States marshal and by him
held subject to the payment of such j
fine or fines as may be imposed.
Sec. 15. That the violation of any J
of the provisions of this Act may he j
prosecuted in any District Court of Al-I
aska or in any District Court of the
United States in the Suites of Califor
nia, Oregon, or Washington. And it
shall be the duty of the Secretary oi
Commerce and Labor to enforce the |
provisions of this Act and the ruloB
and regulations made thereunder. And .
it shall be the duty of the district )
attorney to whom any violation is re- <
ported by any agent or representative !
of the Department of Commerce and j
Labor, to institute proceedings neces-j1
sary to carry out the provisions of !
this Act. . )
Sec. 16. That to enforce the provis- J
ions of this Act the Secretary of Com- j ?
merco and Labor is hereby authorized ?
and directed to make and establish |
such rules and regulations not incon- |
sistent with law as may be necessary j
for the proper investigation, inspec
tion and regulation of the Alaska fish- ,
cries and hatcheries and the invest!- .
gation and protection of marine algae, )
shellfish, and all other aquatic aui-'1
mals not otherwise provided for by .
law; and to depute, in addition to the 1
employees of the Alaska fisheries ser- *
vice, from thee officers and employees ?
af the Department of Commerce and "
Labor, a force adequate to the per- j
formance of the duties required by j
this Act; and he shall annually sub
mit to Congress estimates to cover
:he cost of the establishment and'
maintenance of fish hatcheries in AI
iska, the salaries and actual traveling
?xpenses of such officials, and for!
tecessary to carry out the provisions J
rnch other expenditures as may be
)f this Act.
Sec. 17. That the catching or kill
ng of any fish or other aquatic animal
)f any kind or species whatsoever in
my of the waters of Alaska, unless
)therwise provided by law. shall be1
subject to the provisions of this Act.
Sec. 18. That for the purpose of
his Act the following definitions are
idopted to apply to the words in ques
ion wherever the same shall be used.
"Person," any person, persons, firm
lartnership, corporation, association,
jr society.
"Fish trap" any pound net, fish
vheel, or fixed or floating trap,
vhether constructed of piles and web
>ing and driven or constructed in the
dace operated or whether construct
?d elsewhere and held in place by an- j
:hors or moorings, but excluding
imall dykes or native traps which may
>e transported in toto by one man.
"Stake net" a net, as a gill net, at
ached to or fixed to stakes or piles
io that it will fish.
"Case" forty-eight one-pound cans, "
?r the equivalent weight in cans of
>ther sizes.
"Barrel" two hundred pounds of
ish, or fifty gallons of oil.
"Ton" two thousand pounds.
Sec. 19. That all Acts or parts of
Vets Inconsltent with the provisions
>f this Act, are, so far as inconsist- ::
>nt, hereby repealed, said repeal to be !j
?ffective when this Act takes effect. | 3
Sec. 20. That this Act shall take | j
;ffect and be in force from and after: j
he first day of January of the cal- j
;ndar year next succeeding its pass- J
ige. ; f
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JUNEAU, ALASKA
THE OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Established 1887
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! Furniture, Mattresses, Stoves, Ranges !
Cooking Utensils or Crockery
; and vou want full value for your money ro to ; |
:JOKN P. BENSON, the Furniture Dealer::
| Cor. Third and Seward Streets, Juneau
; Tons upon tons of new and up-to-date goods arrive at our store every week ?.
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IMPARTIAL tests made by The Columbus Labo
ratories of Chicago give Fisher's Blend Flour
a higher rating than that of the Dakota all-IIard
Wheat Patent Flour.
Considering that this scientific combination of East
ern Hard Wheat and Western Soft Wheat costs you
from 20 to 25% less than what has always been con
sidered the highest grade of breadstuff, you can readily
see that it will pay you to insist on having
Fisher's Blend Flouf
For Sale by All Dealers
Call At
"HOME BAKERY"
For Home-Made Pies, Cakes and
Bread.
F. F. Graff?Propr.
SECOND ST.?Opp. Customs House
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Easter Goods 1
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