The Kusko times., 1928-05-26
: ALASKA GAME LAW AS RE-
 ..-vISED AND EFFECTIVE JULY l
(Continded from I ast Issue.)


 any time of any game animal, game bird, or fur-bearing animal-in Mount Mckinley national park-in Katmai e national moRunsent-in Glacier bay : national monument, or, except under permit of the Secretary of Agricul- lure, on any bird resrvation-on Kru- zof ory>Partofshikof island---on any island occupied under lease or permit Tor stnE~far,ning purposes except by :. the occupant thereof, or in any of the following described areas along the line of the Alaska Railroad ] - .0ne-half mile in width situated to the eastward of the center line of , the Alaska Railroad between mile posts 40.5 and 41.5.
 CT 2. 0ne-half mile in width situated to the westward of the center line of the Alaska Railroad between mile- posts 176 and TIT.
 3..s0ne-half mile in width situated to the westward of the center line of the Alaska Railroad between mile posts 1915 and 1925.
 4. One-half mile in width situated to the westward of the center line of the Alaska Railroad between mile posts 190 and 191.
 B.. One-half mile in width situated to the westward of the center line of the Alaska Railroad between mile- posts 1915 and 1865.
 $. One mile in width situated one- half mile to the eastward and one- half mile to the westward of the cen ter line of the Alaska Railroad be- tween mileposts 234.5 and 2365.
 '. One mile in width situated one half mile to the westward and one- half mile to the eastward of the cen ter lin eof the Alaska Railroad be- tween mileposts 242 and 243.
 8. One-half mile in width situated to the eastward of the center line of l, the Alaska Railroad between mile- posts 250 and 252.
 9. Beginning at a point 6 miles north of the Curry Hotel, thence east mile, thence south 2 miles, thence west 2 miles, thence north 2 miles, thence east mile to the place of be- ginning.
 Nothing in these regulations shall be construed to permit the taking at any time except under permission of ..the Secretary of Agriculture of any beaver or muskraton on the Kodiak 1. .Afognak islands group, mountain sheep or mountain goat in the eastern part of Kenai peninsula east of longi- tude 150 degrees (the location of which is indicated by north and south line miles east of the Stalter place on Kenai river, mountain goat on Baranof or Chicagof islands, deer west of longitude Al degrees, blue fox in fur district south of the summit of the Alaska range and An kun mountains, in fur district 1, ex- cept on the Aleutian islands -reserva- tion, buffalo in any part of Alaska, moose on the Alaska peninsula south and west of the Kvichak river, Ili- anna lake and the old portage from Kamishak bay to Kakhumak bay. Regulation 15-Certain Birds Unpro-
 tected.
 : A person may take, possess, and transport crows, hawks, owls, eagles, ravens and cormorants, and their nests and eggs, at any time, in any number, and by any means, except they may not be taken by the use of poison.
 Regulation 16-Taking of Birds By
 EskimOs.
 Eskimos and Indians may take, possess, and transport, at any time, auks, aukelets, guillemots, murres, and puffins and their eggs for food, and their skins for clothing, for the use of themselves and their immedi- ate families.