The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-20

l LONG LIST OF PLANS
 BY JONES
 lContinuod rom page D tributaries. where 9 maximum length l of 5000 feet should loo allowed. ! 1S. That the lateral distance inter. i val between all fish traps be at least i .O00 feet. and that tho endwise dis tonce between traps be 1000 feet or more
 %. That iiggers on fish traps be limited to length of 30 yards.
 20. That holders Of fsh-trap sites ! be protected in their rights but thai ! no permanent title to such sites be allowed.
 21. That the present law regarding Che full opening of 20 feet in the heart walls of traps be enforced literally.
 22. That the minislum longth of soines to be 100 fathoms thus discouf- aging their llegal operation n streams.
 23. That gill nets be operated at ! least 200 yards apart instead of loo yards as at present
 24 That n now vessels for fisher 1 les protective work be built at 9 cost of S156.0O0
 25 That che steamer Osprey be re- modelled at cost Of Sl2,0O0 and that the Albatross loo converted to burn Iuel oil at cost Of S2G000.
 26. That the poy of officers and crew of tho Bureaus vessels In the Alaska service be increased and chat snubsistence be allowed.
 27 That lho canning or saltlns of salmon that have been out of the wa. ter not longer than so hours he per miited. but tha. no fish shall be pre-. pared for food purposes ii unfit, IT, respective or the time when killed.
 2S That no protection be afforded guiis and similar waterfowl dcstruc- ! Live to young fish and fish eggs
 29 That bounty be placed upon wolves.
 20 That there be enacted added legislation for the further protection of furbearing animals.
 g. That the Government oncour- age fox farming in every possible way. I
 S2 That the Executive order ere ating the Aleu,an Islands Reservation be adjusted SO chat full authoriiy with regard to fur-bearng animals shall rest in the Department of Commerce i
 3S That more lberal legislation | be enacted in respect to the natives of Alaska.
 3f That in regard to Che Pribilof Islands there should be-
 tal Now buildings for employees and natives
 (b) Increased school facilities.
 Co Absolute prohibition of all na- tive beers and liquors.
 td) Creation of occupations for na- tives
 (el Construction of roads on st. George Island and the acquisition of ? team of mules.
 @ Creation of offices of superin. tendent and assistant for each of Che two islands
 (g) Salary increases. for physicians
 (hl Appointment of a hospital stew- ard for each island
 CD Employment Of temporary dentist each season.
 CD Full pay 10 natives for all work, they to purchase ail rations aud sup plies from Government stores at cost.
 (l0 Improved methods and facilities for discharging and landing cargo at the islands.
 CD A shipment Of fresh supplies ct some suitable time in the winter sea son.
 s5 That among general needs of Alaska are
 (a Better charting and lighting of the coast
 (b) Possible legislation to retain fishing interests in this country.
 Co Purchase ot Dutch Harbor as 9 base of supplies eor Federal activity in western Alaska
 (d) 4 Government wharf at Wrang- ell.
 (e) 4 Government radio station at Unga.
 CD Introduction of reindeer upon all suitable islands inhabited by na- lives.