The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-10
reservation.

}. Fox farmers may take and pre- pare salmon for fox feed in all legal ways. but must secure permits from the Secretary Of Commerce..
 6. Transportation of fresh salmon for canning, sailing, Of otherwise preserving will not be permitted be tween any two districts or zones within the reservation, or between any district or zone within the reser. yaton and any outside district.
 T. Throughout the Cook Inlet and the Kodiak-Afognak districts the pack of each plant shall be made exclusively from the proceeds of the fishing gear specifically allotted to it. Transfer of salmon from one plant to another will not be per mitted sa
 s. Nothing in these regulations shall prevent the purchase Of salmon from natives, local inhabitants, or other individuals who have secured permits to fish within areas properly tributary to the cannery, out fish so purchased shall not be in excess of the pack limit which may be al- ktted "a
 z 9. No fishing for salmon shall be permitted in Chinik Inlet, Kamishdk Bay. within line whioh joias ihe outer headlands of the Inlet and passes outside the two small islands which lie near it's entrance. Mark CTS shall be placed on the headiands 10 designate the closed areas.
 Bristol Bay Regulations
 10. In the Bristol Bay district the following regulations shall be in effect:
 ta) In zone two it is permitted that fishing boats discharge their catch wherever convenient, but light CTS or other collecting boats shall not transport salmon from the Nushagak fishing grounds to the canneres along the east shore, nor from the Egegik Naknek Kvichak fishing grounds to the Nushagak canneries For the purposes of this regulation, the fishing grounds off Cape Etolin shall be considered as belonging to the Nushagak River.
 (b) Fishing for salmon for con- mercial purposes shall be conducted solely by ihe use of drift gill nets, except that traps operated in the season of 1922 in the Nushagak re- zion may continue to operate during the season of 1923 In 1924 and in subsequent years, no traps shall be driven or operated in the Bristol Bay district.
 Co King salmon nets shall have "a mesh not less than Sl3 inches knit measure, and red salmon nets, after the season of 1923. a mesh not less than 3-i inches stretched meas ure between knots. For the season of 1923 only. red salmon nets will be permitted with mesh as small as 5H inches, measured as above
 td) Companies operating motor gill-net fishing boats during the sea. son of 1922 may continue their use in 1923, but the use of motor fishing boats will not be permitted in the Bristol Bay district after the sea son of 1923.
 le) Each fishing boat may be pro yided with gill nets not to exceed in length 200 fathoms hung measure.
 CD Fishing for red salmon shall not begin prior to midnight of June D and shall close at or before mid night of July p of each year; but each cannery may operate one con- missary net at any time to supply fresh salmon for the mess. Salmon traps shall not he operated prior to midnight of June 20.
 (g) Fishing for king salmon with drift gill nets having a mesh not less than Sla inches knit measure is permitted prior to June 26, as well as after that date; but the total length of gill nets employed by any fishing boat at one time shall not exceed 200 fathoms.
 Il. These regulations shall be sub ject to such annual revision by the Secretary of Commerce as may ap- pear advisable in view of the in vestigation and the experience Of the preceding season. They shall be in full force and effect Immediately from and after date of issue.