. A NEW PARK
Rev. Walter Zeile and Father James Snead
have cleared out the brush in the corner,
between the Lutheran and Catholic ehurches
in preparation of making a park.' At the
last Chamber of Commerce meeting, RevV
Zeile said that tables would be placed in
the park for the use of picnickers and
also that an.outdoor fireplace might be
built for cooking.
This park will be open to'the general
public, Rev. Zeile stated.
HOSPITAL RECEIVES GIFTS
Lee Ellexon sent a largo King Salmon to
the Hospital this week.
Marilyn and Myrtle Smith picked -wild
flowers for the patients in the Hospital.
The Hospital is very grateful for this
thoughtfulness.
Miss Frances Stoltonow of Yakima/Washing
ton is leaving for Yakima this next Sun
day by plane. Miss'Stoltonow came to
Palmer during March.
REVENUE FROM • PUBLIC LANDS
The Senate has passed Delegate Bartlett’s
bill which would render financial aid for
public roads and public schools in Alaska
from the sale and other monetary disposi
tion of public lands in the Territory.
The measure, passed several weeks ago by .
the House, amends the Mineral Leasing Act
so that 37* percent'of the money received
from sales, bonuses, royalties and rentals
of public lands in Alaska'rill go to the
support of public schools, for the con
struction ■and maintenance of public rodds
or other public education institutions,
as the Legislature may direct.
The extension of this benefit to Alaska,
insofar as 37-* percent of the money re
ceived is concerned, places the Territory
on a par with the States. The balance of
the receipts in connection with financial
disposition of public lands in the State!
is divided, 53g- percent going to the re
clamation fund and the remainder being
retained in the Treasury of the United
States. Under Delegate Bartlett’s mea
sure, the remainder of the income from
leases in Alaska will be paid into the
genoral funds of the United States until
such time as the reclamation act may be
ertended 16 the Territory.
The Senate, in passing the legislation,
amended it by reserving all money accru
ing from lands ”ithin the naval petroleum
reserves for the federal Treasury.
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