ishak Bay; (5) and the following
named islands: Hawkins, Hinch
inbrook, Montague, Yacobi, and
Shuyak; PROVIDED, that in
these areas a resident may kill a
large brown or grizzly bear at
any time or place when such
animal is about to attack or mo
lest persons or property.
Non-residents of the Territory
are limited to two of these bears
a season and residents are simi
larly limited in the restricted
areas along the Gulf of Alaska
and the Alaska Peninsula, unless
it becomes necessary to kill in
defense of persons or property.
The big brown and grizzly
bears are increasing In numbers
Sheldon Jackson
School
SITKA, ALASK/
High School
and
Industrial 1 raining
Write for Inlormation
on Unimak Island, a large island
maintained as a reservation for
caribou and also for these bears,
within the Aleutian Islands Re
servation, where the animals are
protected at all times.
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IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENT
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February 13, 1930
Mr. Sutherland introduced the
following bill; which was refer
led to the Committee on the Ter
ritories and ordered to be print
ed
A B I LL
'.Vo Amend the Act of Congress
Approved May 25, 1926, Chap
ter 379, Volume 44, Statutes
at Large, and to authorize the
taxation .for .municipal .pur
poses of lots or tracts held and
owned by Indians or Eskimos
of full or mixed blood, natives
of Alaska and for other pur
poses.
Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of
the United States of America in
Congress assembled:
That from and after the date
cf this Act, lots or tracts of land
CHARLES BENJAMIN
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For
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Wrangell, Alaska
in town sites in the Territory of
Alaska surveyed and disposed
of pursuant to section 11 of the
Act of March 3, 1891 (twenty
sixth Statutes, page 629), to In
dians or Eskimos of full or mix
ed blood, natives of Alaska,
shall be subject to taxation for
municipal purposes and to levy
and sale for failure of payment
of the tax so assessed in the
same manner and form as lots
and tracts held by white citizens
in such municipalities, in ac
cordance with the limitations
and restrictions of section 3
hereof.
Section 2. That any lots or
tracts in towns or villages in the
Territory of Alaska surveyed and
patented under the provisions of
section 3 of the Act approved
May 25, 1926 (Forty-fourth Stat
utes, page 629), deeded to and
held by Indians or Eskimos of
full or mixed blood, natives of
Alaska, j shall, from and after
the date of the approval of this
Act, be subject to taxation by
any duly organized municipality
formed, organized, and existing
:or said town or village, for mu
nicipal purposes, in the same
manner and to the same extent
as other lots and tracts may be
taxed for municipal purposes in
municipalities in the Territory
of Alaska, and subject to levy
and sale for failure of payment
of tax in the same manner and
form as in other like cases in
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