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The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04

lay as night without any lights. run siug as far as they could to the head waters, then launching their boats and hauling their short seinss in shallow water and making their es, cape before daylight
 These are onlx-a few of many eas, es. an1t he only way to stop such slaeran, and intentional violations is 70 have a sufficient, number of yes Is and au adequate force of men to patrol effectively all the fishing grounds, II is only fair to ssy. how ever. that there are some esnnery nen in Alaska who have every re- gard fur the fisheries laws and who are doing their best to observe faith fully all regulations and requirements. IL sometiEnes happens, however. that irresponsible Suhordinates are source af much annoyance to such com s,iensi0us eannsry men who are try, ing to fulfin both the spirit and the letter of the law.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04
FSoa MoHoEv's DAILY
Disregard of Fis1e-tes Laws


 II 5s sa uaforE1nafe fact sAat ef- forts are made br soa.e ef sha can a@rv lu1erssss IF Alaska 70 conceal 7ial4e5ozs ot ne law. auI I think il E oaly FroYef ts eit= several eases raiea sa9w the necessity tor 2 bet ter patrol system in orler 10 eurr4i. sais safsrs-assl 0f the law
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 ln aaataes place, where one oi s-g ofsfeavs had reeeaslr taken a ear asrv to fask fgr alIoping its fis1er aea b violate tEe lar. tie superia saageat seserse8 his interference aaoasaeE to be in that eoeasr4 Iaten as8 assrs threata aeaiast saia 0ffse ial taat taer rogl8 ssget him" and would see that ae 8sd Eot remain Gag n Inc serviee."
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The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04
A NEW VERDICT

The jury empaunelled to investigate the death of Frank Ross. drowned Friday night. was reccnvencd this morning. and after listening to new evidence and examining the skiff be forging to Ross, amended their yer dict as to tho cause of his death from "accidental drowning as giv' cn Saturday. to tho following;
 We further find that tho deceased left the town of Ketchikan in row boat about six pm. on the evening of Friday, Jan. sa. headed for his cabin on Pennock Island, and while in the channel between Ketehikan and Penuoek the boat was evidently run into by gashoat or other power craft and overturned, throwing de- ceased into the water, causing his drowning, We are unable to state what boat or craft struck the skiff n which Ross was riding,
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04

It Is harsl to estimate the potential sas4e of the Herring industry from its s-ssen. uaslsvslNYea coalition. but 1t $ safe so ssy that sAe outlook IS ssgas am4 shaa this ausieyel0ss,1 has -sSs will bs worth thousands os saal- SIS s&sa vsss 10 Alaska BsyNasa nssasc-~ Asgrsag SAould uOt ee Wsesl .er fertilizer. cia. CT fish rasAl- The seseas practice of sAe iHaSans ia oashsa<s Alaska of taking millions f hssrsns eggs every season and dry as tssa toF food sAeel3 fe s1s9gsSs t Oa<s feg this not only means Essr~ szl assaruesien of the fasare Sapply ,s herring Nus Is quite needless. since asrse Ia,lS2ns have n-any other ways ssfts Snsns food.
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The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04

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The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04

Berlin, Jan 31-The German gen. eFai operating in the Argonnes re- ports an important victory early Sat urday morning. As the result of an attack at the point Of the bayonet on the French line over a thousand men and many machine guns were cap. tured and several hundred meters of trench occupied. The condition of inc captured men was pitiable. as they had been living in the same trenches for over month without a chance to sleep except for few min utes at time. during the whole of that period.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04
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The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04

Paris Ja- S1-rhe Russia advance against the Austrians continues, an advance guard of their army having occupied TahriE Friday. This gives command of one of the most impor- tan. mountain passes in that district and looks as though the Russians are planning q flank movement against the forces confronting them. The Russian army seems to be developing m wonderful strength both in the north and south. and at the same time holding the Germans in cheek in Poland, the center of the line.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04
HERRING RUN ABOUT OVER

Herring fishermen are of the opinion that the run is about over in the waters immediately adjacent to ketchikan and with the herring the spring salmon seem to have disap- neared. This means that the herring and trolling boats, so plentiful of late right in front of town, have scattered. The Pirate left for the West Coast this morning and will fish herring in that region, making her headquarters at Craig.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04

Paris. Jan. S1-The Servians are taking no chances on another invas' ion of their country by the Austrians. They have mined all the gorges of the Danube from Trehia to Belgrade, md have mounted heavy cannon and machine guns in all the defiles through which attacking armies must pass in their attempt to again invade Serbia An Austrian aeroplane flew over Belgrade yesterday, dropping several bombs. which however dld comparatively no damage, woundlne nobody.