Patrick Lynch &. Co.
GGENERAL TRANSFER BUSINESS
* F reight
* Baggage
* Storage
Sewer Pipe for sale
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Tom Gallagher
Proprietor
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Tony’s
Tavern
THE LONGEST BAR
IN ALASKA"
Where they Serve the Best Drinks in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
Tailor Blues
Strictly Made to Measure
$39.00 complete
16 oz. - 18 oz. Serge
HAND FINISHED THRUOUT
SATIN LINED
SERGE RATES CROSS STITCHED
NAME EMBROIDERED
in JUMPER and TROUSERS
FINEST OF TAILORING
write: for samples
&, MEASUREMENT BLANKS
TOP-SIDE TAILORS
1408 2nd Ave. Seatte 1/ Wash.
cMake the cIop-Side Your
Seattle Headquarters
Tax Income
Itemized
To enable all members of the
Alaska Legislature for the 1945
session, which convenes in Jun
eau on January 22, to have a
better knowledge of the financial
status of the Territory and to
know the amount derived from
the chief sources of revenue,
Territorial Treasurer Oscar G.
Olson, has mailed each legislator
a report compiled by his office |
showing receipts and expendi-1
tures of the Treasurer’s office!
from January 1, 1943, to Sep-|
tember 30, 1944
The report shows that the
Territory’s net cash balance as
of September 30, 1944, was
$1,352,111.47, the highest bal
ance at any time in its history.
The Treasurer’s net cash bal
ance of September 30, 1944,
shows an increase of $148,122.29
as compared with the net cash
balance of September 30, 1942.
In addition to the net cash
balance there are $600,000.00 in
United States bonds drawing two
percent interest, and $23,000 00
in Wrangell school bonds earn
ing four percent interest.
Receipts were issued by the
Treasurer’s office for $6 471,170 -
; 35, which includes all Federal
I grants.
The principal revenue was
from the fishing industry which
paid $1,648,042.94 in licensed
taxes. The additional tax of five
cents per case on all species- of
salmon packed which passed at
the 1943 legislature produced
$253,669.85.
Intoxicating liquor licenses
and excise stamp taxes yielded
$1,261,650.00, making it second
in tax revenue.
Mining, which was second in
revenue production iii peace
years, especially after the im
position of the three percent
gross tax passed by the 1937
legislature, contributed $504,
906.98 to the Territorial Treas
ury.
The net school tax collections
were $311,985.58.
‘ Specific and detailed in
formation regarding receipts and
expenditures is available at any
time” said Treasurer Olson,
“and the original ledger sheets
may be inspected by anyone in
terested in knowing about the
financial status of the Territory.’
The Yoyekoi Campfire group
met Tuesday with 19 girls pres
ent together with their guardians
Mrs. Colvin and Mrs. Bailey.
Some of the girls received Camp
fire manuals and catalogs. In the
absence of Lorraine Magnusen,
Germaine Madsen acted as presi
dent. Some of the girls received
their Campfire costumes.—Jo
anne Williams, scribe.
CpI. Robert Grumbine will be
the guest preacher tomorrow
evening at the 7:30 Gospel Hour
at the Community Baptist
Church. While in the army he is
serving with the Harbor Graft.
Cpl. Grumbine is a ministerial
student and previous to his mil
itary service did some preaching
in western Maryland. His home
is in Baltimore, Maryland.
FOR A GOOD TIME...
AU THE TIME...
and a
DINNER YOU’LL ENJOY
... where else but the
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