Vol. II
I'-irch 17, 1949
N% 15
DILLON I
C
NAME 0 VA L LEY'5 09 FA IR CHJE F
NEW CHAMBER
MEMBERS SHELVE
INCORPORATION
T*"olv: no*" r or.bsrs
of tho Ctnrbor of
G orr r cc , jo in ing
just befor- r':dn's
dyv1 g bus in ss nrjct
ing., sv unc . - vote to
t■b1- -ction on the
inccrpor* tion of the
cit;.-r of P In: r for
" noth or six nontli s.
Th~ cticn girov out
o f n "inti- in c o rp o r -
tion" loss n„ ^ t i ng
Thioh r: pped thw' pl-.n
the pro co ding eVwii
i:x b •
e • Pot-wrt, rep
ort ing for tho incor
ptr ting . coriitn ,
s id tint tho corr.it
too h-d cdrip 1 ctod tho
drafting of petitions
'■'•nd th. t it t s the
c c rr. ittes1s roe or e n n -
d-tion tint no further
~c tion be t ken until
tho incorpor .tion of
the schj'ol district,
nd". uni .r v oy, is
cDr.pl etc.
Kr. Peters ‘dd^d,
ho" :v r, tint ^ npono
rishing to sign the
- tit i on v’ould be
re o to do s^, r'h-th
:r C h"rb ~ r sponsor
ship of tho use
(Cent. P-g: 8)
A K K i E L L b
Flans f 0 \ \
PALMER WORK
A1 *.£ k!
Roilr d
pi-ns for rork in
?pi rr r th is so oson
includ.. d .finite ^ s
sur '.no;.' of o p tint
errt for the addition
to P'lr.or depot r.nd
construction of on
unlo ding r r.p.
? u rt h.; r *. o r k v: ill
depend upon Congress
ion* .1 .ppropri'’ ti ons ,
11 ilrood official
st t^d, Tonttiv.,
pi -ns includ., const
ruct ion of • Brills
c r o,ocij iir~ sta
tion, L'-.r.^w .nd
tr in shed.
r,,r: b.,r of th„
Hilr o- d o ngino c. rin g
stuff, crpl ined th t
priorities go first
to rr in _ino- * erk,
truck --n i ro d- oy.
•TIf suff ic i,. nt noney
is loft over," ho
s id, !,Thon v:c* 11 go
to "ork on pi out fa
cilities net P • ilrec r
is ..one 'f th'j profor
r d spots forpl-nt
f-■ ciditi ;s. ”
IH furth \v inforr
o t i.o n v- s veil ^ b 1 c
c inc min? th e possi
bls. construe t ion of o
rye in P-\l ■" r.
MANAGER HOPES
TO MAKE FAIR
7ERRI TORY- WIDE
Ch'-rlcs Dillon,
seventh grrdu ts-chur
it P- lire r ochool, ; ~ s
s. : looted -s nrnigor
of the 194? M-t-11110
k i V ''ll o 7 F •' i r it
1 vst Monel y’ s :v. ot iny
of th: f ir bo. rd.
Mr. Dillon "ppi^rod
in p ,re on -'before the;
bo rd to oxplrin
ph■ iscs of his 'pi •.n
for this ye r’ s f-ir.
Ho hope, s to v id n
tho scop.; of th.;
f ir, ho told bo rd
mors, lining for
st'to f ir typo of
sli_. , 3:. Ir s pi ns
rhicli 'will bring sn
t. ..rt' inr.snt ■ nu exhi
bits fror. 11 ,'Y -r
tho ’ ocrr.itory to the
K-.t •nuskr Valley
F .ir, iui. vhich . ill
br i Vxi; pub 1 i c i ty to
.•i.1. sk o t hro ugh out tho
st tea.
Mr. Dillon’s ex
perience in f ir \ orl:
induct oS issoci-t ion
vi th nemos in Colo
r do, nd elesw cont
*'ct "ith Dost Co st
st t 'iid loo .1 f-.irs.
-i brother f Mr. Dil
lon’s '."ns ° ‘.or la
(C'-nt. p nr. 8)
(THE FUTURE CAPITAL
CF
ALASKA!i
Spurred, by ti;,. n
ne unc .lx nt th-. t the
territ ori. 1 . ii vus^ ;f
Ho present 'tiv.. s 1 -,st
Id-no. .y possocl ■ bill
tpprtpri-tin^ *660,
000 _ for construction
of nev territorial
office building to bo
lvc . ted - t f l:.;ur ,
John Bugge, one of
P lnur's oldest rusi
dunts, --ig-'in rcn.ovoG.
his offer of 1-uid -'s
•*' c^pitol situ,
Kr. .3uggo promised
to give 10 --crus of
l'nd, if sons type of
t .rritoriil or public
buildinu ’^orb 'to bo
constructed on it
'..i th in th n: xt 14
i .ontlis.
The r.ovc t o ■' rd
n .r inb ir lr.tr °s the •
future cop it- 1 if „1
•. s k o “os b •. c kp cl by
ot- nloy lie Out eh n of
.anchor'', go , Lous., spu
nk _.r , Mid Cl r^-ncc
Ku ting of osn-.rd.
The itcsur puss m!
tlis II use oy. •' vote
of 15 - 9.
Follow in^ P-ln^r’s
1 o •' d , Mi In c ii or n g;;
busim ss fine, the
Northern C nstruction
Co., offered Iona
n r r Go os s L-' kc in
th 't city. The pr"
p os ;d s it lies -d
,i ■■ c . nt t ■; 1- nd vh ic h
1: s b.-.n discussed s
possible sit.. f~r
'ther t.,rrit'-ri~r
public c instrueti n
in th t city.
Hovcvur imehor go
support .to1 ■'rd ? 1
r.ur’s bid pp~ rs.f -
voruble. The .anch
or -.go Tin eg c ? r *r*.. n t e d
suit :>ri°lly cn the
h use ction, nd
pledged its supp rt
to iT.lr.or °s the fu
ture loc .tim.of the
st to c-'pit-.l.