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The Nome Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
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Two Anchorage men, Carl E. Libbey and John McClary, were fined $50 each by U.S. Commissioner May Carter for removing an Alaska road commission barricade on the Willow pass road and driving a grader without permission after their car stalled in a ditch.
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Alaska road commission barricades are going to have more meaning for two Anchorage men hereafter.
The pair, Carl E. Libbey and John McClary, planned to motor to their fishing stream at Willow although the willow road is not yet open.
To enter the Willow pass road they removed the road block and drove on. Their car stalled in a ditch on the mountain-side. They borrowed an ARC road grader. The grader went in the ditch.
U.S. Commissioner May Carter fined Libbey $50 for removing the road barricade, and McClary paid an equal amount for driving a grader without the owner's permission.
After payment of the fines, the fishing party continued on its way to Willow by train.
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Willow
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libbey fined $50 for removing road barricade; mcclary fined $50 for driving grader without permission; continued to willow by train
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Anchorage men Carl E. Libbey and John McClary removed road barricade to drive to Willow fishing stream despite road not open; car stalled in ditch on mountain-side; borrowed ARC road grader which also went in ditch; fined by U.S. Commissioner May Carter