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We extenoed to file
PROPERTY TAX
The Alaska Property Tax Act statos
that on or before the 15th day of
July, 1949, every person shall sub
mit in duplicate to the Assessor of
the Judicial Division in which the
property is located a return of his
property and of the property held or
controlled by him in a representativo
capacity.
The Board of assessment and Equali
zation has received numerous requests
from property owners for an extension
of time in which to file thoir re
turns. F.G. Hanford, Chairman-at
Large of the Territorial Board, has
con-ferred with M.P.Mullancy, Terri
torial Tax Commissionor, and it has
been decided that the date of filing
the property assessment form shall
be extended to August 31,1949.
The assessment forms are in the pro
cess of being mailed at the pres-nt
time and stipulate the return date
of July 15th. “hilo this date under
the new ruling may bo ignored, the
assessor in your division would ap
preciate thor returns being mailed in
as soon as possible.
IT.F. MULLAHEY
TA£ CCMMI3SI0FER
RF3UILD BRIDGE ON FISH
CREEK
A group of volunteer works, who an
ticipated the need of a bridge on
Fish Crook, bended together in a
group to combine work and pleasure
in rebuilding the washed out bridge.
The work was divided up so that some
worked on th- bridge while the others
caught fish. The group also in
cluded four women who prepared and
served^/lunch to the workmen.
The group included ( and we hopo we
have all of the names) John Bush,
Vern Donaldson, Tom Lepak, Mr. and
Mrs. L.C. Stock, Ralph Goodrich,
Harry and Karla Duff, Vivian Good
rich, Dog Johansen, Bruce Graham,
Ralph Dye, Bill Hoskins, Leon Faurie
and Maud Hosier.
The party went all prepared for wot
weather as it was raining in Palmer
when they left, but to their sur
prise there was no rain at Fish
Creek.
MRS FOHN-HANSEN ARRIVES
Mrs. Eydia Fohn-Hansen stopped in
the Valley on her way to ^chorage
from Fpirbanks this week. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Lois CQpper of
Anchorage.
Mrs. Fohn-Hansen will be back again
on Monday to conduct the workshop
on furniture repair in the Grange
Hall beginning Monday of next week.