Seward daily gateway., 1923-12-10
FISHERIES REGULATIONS
 fOR ALEUTIAN ISLANDS

Regula tions for the Alaska Peninsu- la Fisheries Reservation, including the waters of the Aleutian Islands Reser- vation.
 by virtue of authority conferred by Executive Order of February r, 1922, creating the Alaska Peninsula Fisher ies Reservation, including the waters of the Aleutian Island reservation, the following regulations are hereby promulgated.
 1. For purposes of administration the following districts are established: ::
 (a) Port Heiden District-EXtends along the Bering Sea shores of the reservation from it's eastern limit to the one hundred and siAtieln meridian Ol west IdIltuU1.
 (b) Port Moller District-Extends along the Boring Sea shores of the reservation from the one hundred and siXtieth meridian ol west longitude tC the north entrance oI ISanotSki Strait l Otherwise commonly known as False Pass) which forms its western boun diary.
 Co Ikatan District-lncludes Isan Otski Strait south of it's northern en trance, the waters surrounding Uni mak and the Sannak Islands, and the waters to the eastward along the Pa cific shores of the reservation to the one hundred and sixty first meridian of west longitude.
 (e) Chignik District Extending | from the one hundred and fifty-nintl meridian of west longitude along th' Pacific shores of the reservation to il: eastern margin.
 CD Aleutian Islands District-Wa- ters over which the United States ha' Jurisdiction from Unimak Pass west ward throughout the Aleutian islands Reservation.
 ?. No corporation, company or per son operating for his own account shall engage in fishing or in the preI aration Of fishery products of any de scription, including salmon, crabs, hel ring, clans, halibut and cod, excep for personal or family use and not 10 sale or barter, within the above de scribed districts without first securin| a perimt from the Secretary of Com merce. Applications for permits GOV ering minor fishery operations by loca residents shall be made before tn beginning of the fishing season to reI resentatives of the Department o Commerce in Alaska authorized to is sue such permits. Applications for al other permits shall be made on or be fore October 1, of the preceding yea to the Secretary of Commerce, Wash ington, D. C., and shall give full infol nation on the following points.
 (a) Name and permanent addres of person or corporation desiring per init.
 (b) Character of business propos ed, whether fishing, or canning, salt ing or otherwise curing fish
 Co Location and capacity of tn plant. If a cannery, state number o lines of machinery and whether fo pound or half pound cans.
 (d) Number and kind of each clas of fishing gear desired, and location where same is to be operated.
 (e) The quantity which it is desil ed to pack. In regard to canned sal mon the amount shall be stated upol the basis of 4S one-pound cans pc case.
 (f) If application is for continu ance of operations previously conduct ed, the pack of salmon by species, an of other fishery products, and tn amount of each class of gear operate in the next preceding season must b shown.
 (g) Affidavit as to correctness c facts set forth in the application mus be made by competent authority.
 3. Permits will specify the amour of pack allowed, if it be limited, an the character, extent and locality c fishing operations.
 4. Transportation of fresh salmo for canning, salting or otherwise pre serving will not be permitted betwee