•• a;i hay . E^uirrsTT ,^o'
:»;i?7(iVE go-iT ’ '
Eruipnont. to be used in the 'free comunitj
os’2-ray survey of all residents of the
' atar.uska Valloy will arrives in ?alrr.cr
Ibriday, August 1st. Soensor'cd’by the Mat
anusl a Valley fioalth Council in cooporatir
with the Territorial Dsr-at* treat pi'Health,
the survey 'begins Monday-,' August '4-th.
The vcit rill bo set up ir.* the cafeteria c
the sfchoel and the request has' been made
that everyone use the riain entrance to the
schbol building." If you have not been cor
t ctcd by a corvas-cr, please. re;- istcr in
-he entrance of theJR6crchtion Hall on 3*j
day, August 1, or Saturday, August 2nd.
.ALASKA PILLS
T' c House has -passed unanimously six Al
aska bills, five of rhieh ore sponsored bj
Delegate Bartlett, and one by Chairman
"'del. of the House Public Lands Committee.
Cne of the bills would allor to the Alaska
Card Commissioners an increase in c car on
set ion above that nor allowed for travel
in.. to and from and while in actual atten
t Alaska Came Ccaamisrion meet in
E.legato Bartlett's bill -ould extond the
; aymont of tho 0l° per diem .to the members
T' ilc carrying'on official, work in additi*
to the regular Qctamisrlon sessions.
At her in at ion is contained in the second
measure giving the territorial legislature
the right to exercise or'provide for tho
exercise of zoning-power; through a Terri
torial "vning Com .ission, in Torn r it os .on
-H’.blic lards in Alaska.
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The Governor of Alaska would be p^ivon
sole power to pardon, for offenses a ainst
local lav: in Alaska in the provisions of
the third bill introduced by Delegate
Bartlett and passed rocontly by the loner
house. That power non reposes in the ^res
ident of the United States,
r.
A fourth bill would allow government o:n
ployccs rosiding in Alaska transportation
on army airplanes limited to ono round
1trip between Alaska and the States during
each two-year period providing ’’that no
such traffic by air shall be carried b r
“the army if such air traffic can be reason
ably handled b* a United States civil air
"carricr.
The fixth oill provides for the issuance
of certificates of citizenship to all
Indians of the Tsir.shian Tribe and all
notifications mho omigratod from I'ctlakatla
British Columbia, to Annotto Island •oho v:
wore r.ado citi-ons in 1934 by act of Con
gress. The citizenship documonts would
bo issued r the Immigration and naturali
zation Service.
The sirth'Alaska bill, sponsored by Chair
man nolch, reserves to the United States
in all patents hereafter taken up and in
all deeds convoying lands b-- the United
States a right-of-uay for roads, bridges
and-other structures. Tien the ri.-ht-of-'
"may reserved is used by the United Stator *
payment for tho value of crops hot harves
ted-and the value of any improvements, or
the sort of removing them to another site
'mould bo r.ado,
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Failure is more fronuor.tly from rant of
energy ti. n from rar.t of capital.
—Daniel Uebstcr
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