ANCHORAGE LAND OFFICE BUISY.
The Anchorage Land Off j ce has
accepted fHeines and issued permit 3
uo the following persons, lately.
omesteads to Jules Kilcher,near
Homer, Edwin C.Culvpr, Palmer anr1 j
Oscar Anderson near V/asilln.
The Mntonuskn Electric Association
has filer' on a power site near
Palmer, Lydia Kelloct was granted i
a lease on oil land near Chicknloonj
anE John Wanders a coal lease near
Noose Creek. i
Timber permits for people near
.aimer was ^ranted to Loren Smith,
I.M. Sendvick, Harrison Kinkaid,
Robert Klem, Don and Loren I.cKekniej,
E.E.Johns, Victor Yohn, Seth Cook,
Joe Puhl and John Lake.
The new cocktail bar named the
Fr ntier Bar was opened this we'-k
in the Horten Building.
Mr. and Krs, Dote Aa1den have
tak' n the Coffee Cup Cafe over in
Anchorage under their management.
SENTIMENT FOR STATEHOOD GPOVttDG.
Delegate Bimond announced last
week, on bis return to washngton,
after n visit to the Territ ry,tbat
be would introduce a bill providing
for Statehood for Alaska, as soon
as it could bo drafted. The Anchorage
Times and other papers have given
the idea favorable mention recently
and it appears that the adverse fcel
that a lot of people in Air ska had
in regard to Statehood is bissnpear‘ •
ing. Citizens who have ideas about
what the bill should•include, should
write Kr.Dimond and let him know
what they think should be included.
How about electing our Divisional
Judges instead of having them apnoin
ted from wr sbington*? The Lanier bill
was wrong in this respect we think.
Do state in the Union now has such
provisions that we know of.
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