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E A young man recently put in
> an appearance at the deputy U.
: S. Marshal’s offioe. He wanted to
know if he could get married.
No, the Marshal told him.
The young man also went to
the U. 8. Commissioner’s office.
He asked there also if he could
get married. No, said the Com
missioner.
The young man is 14 years
old.
The Commissioner didn’t see
him for sometime afterward, un
til he dropped in seeking more
information.
This time he wanted to know
if he could file on a homestead.
No, said the Commissioner.
The young man hasn’t been back
since.
We wonder if the young man
knows the laud situation around
Kodiak. You see, if you draw a
line across Kodiak island from
the end of Kishuyak bay to
Ugak bay, all the land south of
that is a bear reserve and can’t
be homesteaded. Of course, a
strip a mile long on the coast is
left out of the bear reserve so
you can homestead, but you
can’t homestead it becau-e an
obsolete but still effective war
time Presidential order restrict
ed that.
North of the bear reserve all
land is withdrawn from home
steading by the same President
ial order. Of course there is a
little land around Kodiak that
does not come under the Presi
dential order, in fact some of it
is surveyed into streets and lots,
but you can’t get it, because the
Department of Interior has con
trol of it, and will do nothing
about it until ‘ such time it is
, decided the city needs it” but
then the city won’t get it—it
will be auctioned off.
Since the boy is only 14, we
suggest he wait a few years and
in the meantime go play on the
city playground. The land of the
city playground doesn’t belong
to the city—its one of those sur
veyed sections the Department
of Interior has—but the city is
going ahead with the playground
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