Herman Mokler and Rex
Greenland were jointly indicted
in Fairbanks on a charge of lar
ceny. They are accused of steal
ing government property at Ta
na na, says the News Miner.
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THIS HI IN HISTORY
1616—Cape Horn discovered by
jLa Maire.
j 1854—First electric motor pat
[ ent granted.
1855—Snow blockade in Mid
j die West: no trains ran between
i Chicago and St. Louis for 11
'days.
| 1931—Half pint discovered left
lover from New Year’s.
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SEWARD RANKS SIXTH
in rasrn sues
The Fairbanks postal savings
bank continues to lead all others
in the Territory in amount of de
posits, reports the News Miner.
Two hundred and fifty-seven
depositors have $265,045 in the
local postal savings bank. An
chorage, which ranks next, has
$154,956. There are 165 depositors
in tha tcity.
Ketchikan is third with $74,
453; other cities, Kennecott $62,
245; Cordova $22,386; Seward
$21,917; Juneau $17,555; Peters
burg $15,356; Wrangell $13,721;
Douglas $1,255; Skagway $650;
Valdez $3.
TOWN TEAM
Opposition to the College and
High School girls’ basketball
teams will take* the court soon,
says the Fairbanks News Miner.
The Town girls are organizing
and practice has begun.
The best ice cream yet! Hor
luck’s Danish Ice Cream. Candy
Cottage, sole agent.
Ask about the Seward Steam
Laundry Cleaning and Pressing
Club. It will pay you.
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Anchorage, Alaska
COPY OF BILL TO
PBOIE IBll
TO WM.«. SHOO
The following is the text of
| the bill recently introduced in
. Congress by Senator Copeland of
!New York providing for a mem
orial to William H. Seward, for
mer Secretary of State, for his
distinquished services: The copy
of the bill was received by Mayor
P. C. McMullen.
“Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of representatives of
the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the
Secretary of the Treasury is
authorized and directed to erect
j a suitable monument and his
| torical museum at or near the!
! seaport of Seward in Alaska in j
commemoration of the farsight
! ed and patriotic leadership of
William H. Seward in acquiring'
from Russia, by peaceful nego
tiation and purchase, the Terri
tory of Alaska.
There is hereby authorized to
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i be appropriated, out of any
| funds in the Treasury not other
! wise appropriated, the sum of
$400,000 for the purposes of this
Act.
| Sec. 2. The plan and design of
such memorial shall be subject
j to the approval of the National
| Commission of Fine Arts.
Sec. 3. The Secretary of the
Treasury is authorized to do allj
1 things necessary to accomplish i
said purpose, by contract or j
otherwise, with or without ad- i
vertising. under such’ conditions!
as he may prescribe, including J
the engagement, by contract, of
services of such architects, sculp
tors, artists, or firms or partner
ships thereof, and other techni
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cal and professional personnel as
he may deem necespiry without
regard to civil service require
ments and restrictions of law
governing the employment and
compensation of employees of
the United States, and to spend
in accordance with the provisions
of this Act such sums of money
as may be placed in his hands
as a contribution additional to
the funds appropriated by Con
gress.
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October 20
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July 14
September 15
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