The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-03

nix April 27; the Cahrles R. Moody at Naknek May H.; the Benj. F. Packard at Nushagak May 13; the Shelikof at Naknek May g, and the St. Paul at Kenai May. 1.
 The greater part of the outfit for the consolidated cannery operations on Herendeen bay was sent from Seat tie May 2 on the steamer Northwest ern, which has already returned from the trip. A number of purse seiners were sent up May by the Everett Packing Company, and the F'idalgo Island Packing Company dispatched it's gas boat Cypress May "A.
 Wireless Phone for A. P. A. Plants
 Installation of wireless telephone equipment in the Alaska Packers As sociation canneries at Bristol Bay has been announced by A. K. Tich- ernor, secretary for the company, fol- lowing correspondence with the U. s. navy department. The first ap- plication to the navy for installing the wireless outfit brought a response, that the government intende to re- serve the radio field for destroyer and airplane communication. Later this was modified because the navy's serv- ice would no tbe hampered by wire }1rc iy1 hn of Alaska
 Juneau Fisheries Co. Incorporated
 The Juneau Fisheries Company has been incorporated in Seattle, with a capital stock of $75000, by Joseph H. Marks, E. E. Dudden and MT. Brick sen. MT. Ericksen was until recently treasurer of the Southern Alaska Can- ming Company, and has been con- nected with the salmon business for several years MT. Dudden was mana ger of the Alaska Packing & Naviga- tion Company last year, and the year hefore of the Pioneer Fisheries of Seattle.
 Pinnacle Rock Go. Shipping Clans
 P. E. Harris X Co.,, selling agents for the Pinnacle Rock Packing Com pany of Cordova, Alaska, report the arrival of two shipments of new-pack minced clans, which, on examination, were found to be fully up to the usual high standard of the Pinnacle Rock Company The company anticipates a pack of 15,0O0 case, all of which should arrive in Seattle before the end of July. Prices for the pack have not been decided on, as the cost of production is still uncertain but figures will probably be put out about the middle of June. All clans this year will be shipped down unlabeled in order to take care of the private brands of various wholesale grocers.
 BeIuga Company Will Pack Salmon
 J. A. Magill general manager of the Beluga Whaling Company, operat- ing on the Beluga river, Cook Inlet, went north late in April after spend ing the winter in Chicago, add is putting in a trap and salting plant a the mouth of the river, where he plans to pack several hundred bar rels of salmon. The company also ex- poets to continue it's work on beluga whale at it's main plant, which is six miles up the river.
 A.-P Herring Company Dissolved
 A petition has been filed in the superior court at Seattle asking for the formal dissolution of the Alaska Pacific Herring Company. This con- pany was recently absorbed by. the Southern Alaska Canning Company which is operating it's properties. The Southern Alaska Canning Con- pany, which now owns the herring plant at Big Port Walter announces that it's salt herring pack will be limited to choice large fish, which will be carefully handled by expert packers.
 l The Alaska Reduction Company