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Cont. from page 2
must sign the petition requesting a permit
to ir.cor- orate. This petition is then
presented to Judge Dimond who will set a
date for a hearing not earlier than 30 dayif
later. After the Hearing has been held
the Judge may set a date for an election
to bo hold hot earlier than 30 days after
the Hearing. This would be done only if
a sufficient amount of interest was shown
in the desire to Incorporate at the time
of the Fearing. At the election^bonifide |
residents would than be £iven an opportun-1
ity to vote for or against incorporation, j
In the case of a first class city a 2/3
vote in favor is required. j_
In the case of a second class city, a pe- |
tition is circulated and 15 property own- i
ers of considerable property interest must
sign before the petition can be presented
to the Judge. A Hearing is scheduled and
if sufficient interest is shown to T/arrant
an election, a date is set the same as for
a first class city. However, in order to
carry in this case only a majority vote is
recuirod of bonified residents, A fine of!
•$500.no may be imposed for illegal voting. I
1
The n.G--t step,in ease the election carried,!
would he to elect V counclinen for a firsti
class city or 5 trustees in ease of a
second class city. The dhaiiroan of either'
would be Exofficio Mayor.
Taxos could than be levied, but'are limited
to 2/> of the assessed valuation.
The : o:rL stop that will be taken by the
committee will be to take a census of the
number of people living within the propos
ed area.
Kate -iunby rccuested that a Public Meeting
be held so that people could ask questions '
and the people . could find
out rare about the situation. This will
be done after the committee has found out
more about the proceedure and problems in
volved so that they will be able to pre
sent a clear and true picture to the peo
ple.
Mr. Gribble from the Boy Scouts spoke
briefly. He reported a net; ®ub pack being
formed in ’Vasilia. Ho said that the Terri
tory had made great progress in the past
two years in Boy Scout work. Two years ago
there wore JtOO boy' scouts in Alaska and
nov/ there are 140i. This has been made
possible through the cooperation of the
people end 0rganic.at.3ans that have spon
sored the Scouts.
Next year according to Col. Kosely the
National Air Encampment of Boy Scouts will
be hold in Alaska during May. It is ex-'
pectod that 400 Boy Scouts will be here.
They .111 a^ond 10 days at the Fort and
will visit the Valley and fly to Fairbanks.
The Air Encampment held in Alaska last
year was the best in the United State s j
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