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ous vote This bill is nearly identi
, eal with II R. 160, introduced by the
Delegate in the House, requesting
the President to negotiate with the
Government of the Dominion of
Canada for the survey and construe
tion of the highway to connect the
Pacific northwestern part of the
United States with British Colum
bia and Yukon Territory in Canada,
and the Territory of Alaska.
The bill authorizes an appropria
tion of $100,000 for carrying on the
negotiations and making the sur
veys, and $2,000,000 for tlie construe
tion of the road in Alaska
Miss Ruth Rent of Nome and her
mother, Mrs R W Reat are enjoying
a visit in Washington.. They have
visited the White House, both hous
es of Congress, and F'riday were
guests at a congressional tea
Lewis J Mattern, who has been
employed by the Fairbanks Explor
ation Company at Gilmore, called
on the Delegate Wednesday and in
troduced his nephew, Mr Bowes
The Interior Department Appro
priation id'll carrying eppropria
tions for the theal year ending June
30, 1 !>36 passed the House yesterday
It contained the following items for
Alaska: for support and education
of the Natives of Alaska $626,000
for medical relief of the Natives
$295,000; for investigation of minei
al resources $40,000; for salaries oi
the governor and secretary $15,600
for incidental and operating exper
ses of the governor's office and thi
secretary’s $15, 890; for support ol
reindeer stations $32,940: for pur
chase and distribution of reindeer ti
natives, $755; for establishment and
maintenance of public schools 4,000
together with the unexpended bal
ance of the fiscal year 1935: for car<
and custody of insane $1 79,000; foi
roads and trails $650,000; and foi
the Alaska Railroad $250,000 ,
In connection with this bill the
Delegate spoke at some length be
fore the House, touching on the pri
blerns of the fishe: it the n c-d f -r
the Pacific-Yukon Highway and tin
need of Military and Naval defer <•
fur tiie territory The general in
terest of the members .was she ,n
by frequent ii.t rrog.ifions made
Tim b 11 was ;.uu’. I through fie
ll'iu 'j by Hon Edward T Taylor, of
Colorado, who has proven to be a
true friend uf Alaska, by Ihe person
al interest and under landing shown
The bill introduced by Senator
Pope of Idaho, authorizing an ap
propriation of $100,000,000 for re
lief of unemployment through devel
opment of the mineral resources by
the Government, was ordered fav
orably reported on by unanimous
consent of the Committee. At the
invitation of Senator Pope the Dele
gate appeared before the Committee
and secured the addition of an amen
dment making the provisions of the
bill applicable to Alaska
The passage of this bill, which is
identical with H K 17U3 introduc
ed in the House by Delegate D.m
ond, should prove of tremendous
value to the country as if will ma
terially lessen unemployment, ex
periments will be made in mi
developments that will aid private
interests who are unable to make
the experiments originally, and ot
unusual importance is the probabtl
ity that most of the money appro
priated will be recovered through
the output of the developed min
erals .
Asks For PW A Loan
The Anchorage Power & I-ight
Company has made an application
to PWA for a loan of over $100,000
to build a transmission line for fur
nishing power for the Lucky Shot
mine at Willow Creek, and the faim
properties around Matanuska
Water Main Breaks
A broken water main to the build
ing caused closure o! the public
schools of Cordova recently The
Ughools were kept closed until Mon
day. The basement of the Keecp
tion Apartments was flooded
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