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Domestic News
June 19, 1925
Seward Daily Gateway
Seward, Seward County, Alaska
What is this article about?
New fishing regulations prohibit using gill nets attached to anchored boats for salmon in Copper River and Bering River areas, adopted June 8 by the bureau of fisheries, as reported by Shirley A. Baker in Prince William Sound district.
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NEW FISHING RULES FOR
COPPER RIVER REGION
Fishing for salmon in the Copper River and Bering River areas by means of gill nets attached to anchored boats or other anchored floating equipment has been prohibited by order just received from Washington, according to Shirley A. Baker, in charge of the Prince William Sound district for the bureau of fisheries, and who was recently a visitor in Seward. Mr. Baker said the cable instructions were to the effect that the new regulations was adopted June 8.
COPPER RIVER REGION
Fishing for salmon in the Copper River and Bering River areas by means of gill nets attached to anchored boats or other anchored floating equipment has been prohibited by order just received from Washington, according to Shirley A. Baker, in charge of the Prince William Sound district for the bureau of fisheries, and who was recently a visitor in Seward. Mr. Baker said the cable instructions were to the effect that the new regulations was adopted June 8.
What sub-type of article is it?
Economic
What keywords are associated?
Fishing Regulations
Copper River
Bering River
Salmon Prohibition
Gill Nets
What entities or persons were involved?
Shirley A. Baker
Where did it happen?
Copper River Region
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Copper River Region
Event Date
June 8
Key Persons
Shirley A. Baker
Outcome
prohibition of gill net fishing attached to anchored boats or floating equipment for salmon.
Event Details
Fishing for salmon in the Copper River and Bering River areas by means of gill nets attached to anchored boats or other anchored floating equipment has been prohibited by order from Washington.