(continued iron page S)
vc Secretary of •Agriculture to soil app
roximately 1.3 acres and an old hoadouar
oi’s building located within Sitka to the
ity. This property -as transferred to
S3tl.; for non-cowr.orcial vac in I93f. ’out
ray now be acquired by the city for com
r ere ial uarposos.
. R. 197 (Public Law 276) - tr.nsfers tm
lots of a block within Petersburg tom-■
'its tor ether with the school building
hereon from the Alaska Native Service to
■ ' o city for school purposes.
. <05 (Public Lam 221) - cortificator <
cit izenship may be is rued :bo all Indians
of the Tsinshian Tribe and all "otlakatlai
’ ' o came fron Ilotlakatlo, 3.C. to Annette
I: land and v/orc made citizens: by Act .of
'"'engross in 1904. All of'er British C61tu
Via Indians rho joined the ?'ctlahatians
: ion to January 1, 19^0 rho becamo citi
nens under the same act ray all be issued
c 'irenship ccrtiflector.
E. If58 (Public Lav: 277) - : err.its Can
adian vessels to transport material bo
treen the Riverside Kine at lydcr, Alaska
the continental United States until
. 30, 1943.
" . P. 1509 (Public Lav' 222) - provides th<
. ' i-t to the Legislature to exercise or
. . 'or t exercise . ■ evn t,
Territorial Toning Commission,
: is it os oi ubl ie lands in Ai* vka.
.' . '559 (Public Lav: 142) - suspend? for
another year until the voriod’botvocn
y 1, 1948 and July 1, 1949, ^ erf or*
~ cr.ce of assessment vork on. mining claims
in Alaska.
H. i’, <5343 (Public La’,7 224) - allots the
Alaska Game Commissioners an increase Ln
■'■Semponsat ic:i above that nor; allowed for
traveling to and from and while in actual
attendance at Alaska Game Commission noct
L'tings by paying $19 a day to the members
while'carrying,on official work in addition
to the regular com.ission sessions.
) K.R. 174 (not yet signed by the President)
rcakos possible exploration for and mining
of .gold and other minerals in the bods of
navigable streams in Alaska subject to the
jurisdiction of the "’ar Department for the
protection of n Tightion. Safeguards arc
'•*given that the Fish and ’"ildlifo Service
v.'ili koor» a constant check upon mining to
18 mako certain the fish run is not on do r-:or
cd,
1 "Early entrance of the pulp industry into
southeastern Alaska vras made legally pos
sible rhen Congross Passed H.J. Hos 205 in
the last hours of the session. The reso
lution permits the cutting cf timber thru
contracts • -ith the Forest Service.
Tills authorising the construction of tvro
airports in Alaska by the Civil Aeronautics
Administration "ore favorably reported i
the house but further action r s not taken
during the first session. !.!cmbors of the
•House Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Comcrce rill make a trip to the Tor*itorg
'leaving ~ashington Auvust 4 to inspect chc
proposed sites at Fairbanks and Anchorage.
Old "oed best to bum,- old v ine to drink,
old friends ':o. trust, and old authors to
" road. —bacon
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LOCAL LETTUCE
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FRESH MEATS - TcNE'ER 6 DELICIOUS
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