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The Washington
News-Letter
A J DIMOND.
Delegate from Alaska
(By J. J. ECKLES)
Washington, D. C., March 9, 1935
The bill authorizing the town of
Seward to construct a municipal
electric generating plant together
j with a distribution system passed
the House Monday. The issuance of
j bonds not in excess of $113,000 is
authorized by the bill to finance the
project. The bill authorizing the
city of Ketchikan to issue bonds not
to exceed $1,000,000 for the purpose
of acquiring the electric light and
power, water and telephone servi
ces also passed the House Monday.
George B. Wesch, cashier of the
First National Bank of Fairbanks,
stopped over in Washington Wed
nesday, enroute to his old home in
Buffalo. Mr. Wesch made the trip
from Los Angeles to Washington by
air and speaks highly of that ser
vice. His visit with his family will
necessarily be short ns he plans to
leave Seattle March lfitn returning
to Fairbanks.
Hugh J. Wade, deputy administra
Lor of tiro NRA for Ihe territory of
Alaska, accompanied by Mrs. Wade,
arrived in Washington Monday. Mr.
Wade is conferring with his head
quarters office with respect to pro
posed changes in the National Re
covery Act, and will probably re
main three weeks before returning
to Juneau.
"
An overflow crowd attended a
lecture on Alaska given in the De
partment of Commerce auditorium
last night. George Clark Dickens,
administrative assistant of the Na
tional Resources Board, delivered
the educational lecture which was
well illustrated by slides in natural
i color. Mr. Dickens is well known
I in Alaska and with his accurate
knowledge of the territory cleared
up many popular misconceptions of
Alaska.
A new arrival joined the Alaska
colony in Washington February lf>,
v. heii a cib was burn to a K b
mother bear and a polar bear father
in the N. urn J "ou. '“be ft! fel
low cbed 1 tst we--It. The bu ly has
been p. e.-r % (1 by the Ni‘i , i] M
St i ni as ■'ll a f i ■■-■■■ lia neve.' b -e
lu vi b " ■ e Tl, far v- b f
silver-grey, mixing the snowy coat
of the father with the deep brown
of the mother.
,T. M. Elmer, well known mining
engineer of Alaska, arrived in Wash
ington Monday, from New York.
Hearings have been continued
through the week by the Rivers and
Harbors Committee, but will prob
ably be concluded next week when
the Committee will meet in execu
tive session and report the general
River.-, and Harbors Hill out.
Delegate Dimond appeared before
the Committee on the Judiciary in
support of two bills that he intro
duced. One, would make what is
commonly termed the “poor con
victs law," applicable to Alaska. In
the United States there is a general
law permitting a prisoner sentenc
ed to pay a line and who i.s finan
cially unable to do so, to make affi
davit that lie is a pauper—aside
from $20 which the law provides
cannot be drawn upon—and alter
serving tiiirty days of Ins fine he
may be released. In Alaska the law
compels the prisoner to serve the
full amount of his fine, sometimes
representing more than a year in
jail because of inability to pay. It
is generally felt that the same law
used in the States should apply to
Alaska,
Tiie other bill provides for right
of appeal from judgments or deci
sions of the District Court for Alas
ka to the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals in all criminal
cases, and in civil ca.ys where the
value in controversy exceeds $1,000.
Both ot tin bills have been favor
ably reported to the full committee
by the sub-committee having charge
over them.
The Senate committee unanimou.
ly ordered the report of the lull in
traduced by Hon. Jame p D pc if
Idaho, for the relief ol
ment through f.ilcral dev. I tpment
of mineral resource including the
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establishment of custom mills for
processing ore of independent mines
Judging by the action of the Com
mittee it appears that the Senate
will pass the bill This lull i iden
tical with one introduced by the
Delegate in the House.
The Committee on claims has re
ported favorably n the h 11 for the
relief of Duke Is Stubbs and Mrs
Stubbs, intrudin', d in the Senate by
Hon. Lewis 1!, Sehwellenhach of
Washington, with respect to losses
incurred by them when the bound
aries of McKinley National Park
were enlarged to include the land
owned by Mr. and Mr. Stubbs. As
reported, the bill confers jurisdic
tion on the Court of Claims to hear
and render judgment upon the
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