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(By W. A. S.)
WASHINGTON, D. C., July 6, -
Maj. Gen. George S. Gibbs ha;
been attached to the Signal Corpj
for the past 33 years and spen
much of his early experience in Al
aska, where he had much to d(
with the develpment of the sys
tem in the North. He finally be
came Chief Signal officer and waf
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, The official records of the Ter
, ritory of Alaska and of all states
- when they were Territories will be
assembled and published under
, the direction of Dr. Clarence E
Carter, professor of history at
Miami University, Oxford, Ohio.
, He has been appointed editor of
Territorial papers, Department of
State, under the provisions of the
Ralston act of 1925. He will as
sume his duties of Aug. 15. Dr.
Carter has made a special subject
of Territorial organizations and
his work will mean the collabora
tion of all records of Alaska as a
Territory.
In compliance with a petition
from the residents of Homer word
has been received from the Acting
Commissioner of Lighthouses, that
O. D. Olsen will be permanently
employed as carekeeper of the Bel
uga Lake Light.
Since the Navy has abandoned
their radio station at Sitka, resi
dents of that little city have re
quested the privilege of estabiish
, ing themselves on the property,
! and fishermen want the right to
establish their homes on Japonski
i Island, near Sitka.
Various inqitfries have been
made as to the address of Hon.
and Mrs. Dan Sutherland. Until
September they will be at the
Ogontz White Mountain Camp,
Lisbon. N. H.
Officers of the Federal Employ
ees Union at Anchorage complain j
that a number of workmen are!
thrown out of employment be-1
cause of a recent order by the Al-:
aska Railroad management that;
.resulted in procuring materials'
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shops and foundry of the railroac
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a broader and more satisfactory
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sulting in the greater benefit to al
concerned. The matter is being
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Residents of Lake Minchumina
want their community included in
a mail contract that will soon be
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tween Nenana and Flat and inter
vening towns.
The City Council at Fairbanks
! has wired a request that the Gen
] eral Land Office issue a modified
: deed to their park grounds, so
that they might be held in true'
for park and recreational purposes
and for public utilities, including
the establishment and mainten
ance thereon of airport buildings
and air navigation facilities The
Pacific International Airways, who
have the mail contract for the
lower river. Nome and Kuskokwim
points, say that they will establish
headquarters theis if tut/ are ns
sured title to leased -q.ace and
that they are anxious to iininodi
ately commence the coos. i.etior
of necessary hangars. The Com
missioner of the Land Office lus
issued an order stath'.g -Jiat t.*e
Department will intep-^e r.o ob
jection to the estabn‘o.if: t -f an
airport on part cf ! ne laud, and
that the patent pre/i» s‘v issuec
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tional deed.
Work comes that William L. Paul
former member of the Legislature
and attorney at Ketchikan has es
tablished an office in the Lowman
building at Seattle. He writes for
publications dealings with various
phases of the Income Tax Law, as
he is about to institute a suit in
volving these features before the
Department.
The term of Dr. Will H. Chase of j
Cordova, as a member of the Alas- ‘
ka Game Commission, expired on
| July l. As his successor the Secre
tary of Agriculture has named
Andy Simond.
NOTICE
Seward. Alaska,
July 15, 1931.
On and after July 20th, and un
til further notice, all boats are
requested to keep clear of that
part of Resurrection Bay west of
the breakwater within the area
now being prepared for dredging.
WALTER W. HODGE,
1st Lieut., C. E., U. S. Engineers
Department.
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