63724 Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 238 / Tuesday, December 12, 1995 / Notices

Part III. Tribal Licensing and Regulation

Section 3.1. Power to License and Tax

The power to establish tribal licenses

and levy taxes under the provision of

this Ordinance is vested exclusively

with the Tribal Council. If the Tribal

Council enters into any agreements with

the State regarding the sale of liquor, the

agreement shall be deemed to constitute

Tribal Law.

Section 3.2. Tribally-Owned

Establishments

The Tribal Council can issue, by

resolution, an appropriate license to a

Tribally-owned establishment upon

determining the site for the

establishment and obtaining the

necessary licensing or agreement from

the State of Washington.

Section 3.3. License of Retail Sales

3.3.1 The Tribal Council shall have

the power to issue licenses to any tribal

or state chartered corporation,

individual or partnership or other entity

to undertake any sales or transactions

which the Tribe itself has the power to

undertake under this ordinance for the

sale of alcoholic beverages at a retail

store.

3.3.2 Applications for a License shall

be submitted in the form prescribed by

the Tribal Council or its authorized

employees. The Tribal Council may,

within its sole discretion and subject to

the conditions in this Ordinance, issue

or refuse to issue the License applied for

upon payment of such fee as the Tribal

Council may prescribe.

3.3.3 Every license shall be issued in

the name of the applicant and no license

shall be transferable or assignable

without the written approval of the

Tribal Council, nor shall the licensee

allow any other person or entity to use

the license.

3.3.4 The Tribal Council may, for

violations of this Ordinance, suspend or

cancel any license. Prior to cancellation

or suspension of a license, the Tribal

Council shall send notice of its intent to

cancel or suspend the license to the

licensee. A licensee whose Liquor

License is cancelled or suspended by

the Tribal Council shall be entitled to

appeal the cancellation or suspension

within 10 days of the receipt from the

Tribal Council of such notice by filing

a Notice of Appeal with the Clerk of the

Tribal Court. The appeal of any such

Notice shall be determined by the Tribal

Court in accordance with the

Ordinances of the Tribe governing

Tribal Court actions and the decision of

the Tribal Court, including any appeal

within the Tribal Court system, shall be

final and binding on the parties.

3.3.5 No license issued under this

Ordinance shall be valid for a period

longer than one year.

Section 3.3.4. Regulations

The Tribal Council may, consistent

with this Ordinance, adopt regulations

it deems necessary to implement this

Ordinance.

Part IV. Construction

Section 4.1. Severability

If any part of this Ordinance, or the

application thereof to any party, person,

or entity or to any circumstances, shall

be held invalid for any reason

whatsoever, the remainder of the section

or Ordinance shall not be affected

thereby, and shall remain in full force

and effect as though no part thereof had

been declared to be invalid.

Section 4.2. Amendment or Repeal of

Ordinance

This Ordinance may be amended or

repealed by a majority vote of the Tribal

Council. Any amendment to this Liquor

Ordinance shall be published as

required pursuant to Federal Law.

Section 4.3. Sovereign Immunity

Nothing in this Ordinance is

intended, nor shall anything contained

in it be construed, as a waiver of the

sovereign immunity of the Upper Skagit

Indian Tribe.

Section 4.4. Effective Date

This Ordinance shall be effective

upon the date that the Secretary of the

Interior certifies this Ordinance and

publishes it in the Federal Register.

Section 4.5. Jurisdiction

Notwithstanding anything in this

Ordinance to the contrary, nothing

herein is intended, nor shall it be

construed, as a grant of jurisdiction from

the Upper Skagit Indian Tribe to the

State of Washington beyond that

provided by applicable law. The Tribe

shall operate in conformity with State

law and Tribal Law to the extent

provided pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 1161.

Dated: December 5, 1995.

Ada E. Deer,

Assistant Secretary—Indian Affairs.

[FR Doc. 95–30244 Filed 12–11–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4310–02–P

National Park Service

National Register of Historic Places;

Notification of Pending Nominations

Nominations for the following

properties being considered for listing

in the National Register were received

by the National Park Service before

December 2, 1995. Pursuant to § 60.13 of

36 CFR Part 60 written comments

concerning the significance of these

properties under the National Register

criteria for evaluation may be forwarded

to the National Register, National Park

Service, P.O. Box 37127, Washington,

DC 20013–7127. Written comments

should be submitted by December 27,

1995.

Paul R. Lusignan,

Acting Keeper of the National Register.

COLORADO

Denver County

Austin Building, 2400–2418 E. Colfax and

1742 Josephine St., Denver, 95001512

Jefferson County

Thiede Ranch, 22258 Shingle Creek Rd.,

Golden, 95001509

Larimer County

Baldpate Inn, 4900 S. CO 7, Estes Park

vicinity, 95001510

Moffat County

Vanatta Apartments, 660 Yampa Ave., Craig,

95001511

Ouray County

Jackson, George, House, 129 Citadel Dr.,

Ridgway vicinity, 95001508

HAWAII

Honolulu County

Aiea Sugar Mill, 99—197 Aiea Heights Dr.,

Aiea, 95001501

INDIANA

Carroll County

Adams Mill Covered Bridge, Co. Rd. 50 E

over Wildcat Cr., Cutler vicinity, 95001537

Cass County

Pleasant Hill Church, Jct. of Co. Rd. 400 S

and Co. Rd. 675 W, Logansport vicinity,

95001539

Dubois County

Dubois County Courthouse, One Courthouse

Sq., Jasper, 95001538

Marion County

Homecroft Historic District, Roughly

bounded by Madison Ave., Southview Dr.,

Orinoco Ave., and Banta Rd., Homecroft,

95001536

Marshall County

Culver Commercial Historic District, Roughly

bounded by Washington St., the N-S alley

E of Main St., Madison St. and Ohio St.,

Culver, 95001530

Montgomery County

Normal Hall, Jct. of W. Main and Harrison

Sts., NW corner, Ladoga, 95001533

Morgan County

Hite—Finney House, 183 N. Jefferson St.,

Martinsville, 95001532
Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 238 / Tuesday, December 12, 1995 / Notices 63725

Morgan County Courthouse, Courthouse Sq.,

Martinsville, 95001531

Orange County

Newberry Friends Meeting House, US 150/IN

56 W of Paoli, Paoli vicinity, 95001534

Posey County

Mount Vernon Site, Address Restricted,

Mount Vernon vicinity, 95001542

St. Joseph County

Battell Park Historic District, Mishawaka

Ave., Mishawaka, 95001541

Shelby County

Shelbyville High School, Jct. of Second and

Tompkins Sts., Shelbyville, 95001535

Steuben County

Pokagon State Park (New Deal Resources in

Indiana State Parks MPS) 5 mi. N of

Angola, W of US 27, Angola vicinity,

95001540

KENTUCKY

Bourbon County

Glen Oak, 1004 Thatchers Mill Rd., Paris

vicinity, 95001513

Edmonson County

Mitchell—Estes Farmstead, 1706 Upper

Smiths Grove Rd., Smiths Grove vicinity,

95001528

Kenton County

Covington Downtown Commercial Historic

District (Boundary Increase), 701, 702, 709,

711, 713, 715, 722 and 723–725 Scott

Blvd., Covington, 95001525

Madison County

Boone Tavern, 100 Main St., Berea, 95001527

Simpson County

Cedars, The, 812 E. Cedar St., Franklin,

95001516

Hampton Hall, 6240 Bowling Green Rd.,

Franklin, 95001519

Hargis House, 300 E. Cedar St., Franklin,

95001518

Harristown Historic District, Roughly

bounded by Walker Ave., Bell St., W.

Washington St. and West St., Franklin,

95001515

Moore, Randolph Gilbert, House, 321 S.

College St., Franklin, 95001517

Triple Pine Farm, 5945 Bowling Green Rd.,

Franklin, 95001520

West Cedar Street Historic District, W. Cedar

St., N and S sides, between N. High and

West Sts., Franklin, 95001514

Warren County

College Hill Historic District (Boundary

Increase), 416 E. 12th Ave., Bowling Green,

95001526

MARYLAND

Howard County

Brick House on the Pike, 9465 Baltimore

National Pike, Ellicott City, 95001522

NEBRASKA

Dodge County

Turner, George and Nancy, House, 78 S. C

St., Fremont, 95001502

NORTH CAROLINA

Watauga County

US Post Office—Boone, 679 W. King St.,

Boone, 95001521

OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma County

Elks Victory Lodge—Ruby’s Grill Building,

322 NE 2nd, Oklahoma City, 95001498

Haywood Building, 307 NE 2nd, Oklahoma

City, 95001499

Littlepage Building, 219 N. Central Ave.,

Oklahoma City, 95001500

OREGON

Douglas County

Umpqua—Eden Site, Address Restricted,

Reedsport vicinity, 95001524

TENNESSEE

Wilson County

Castle Heights Academy Historic District, Jct.

of Castle Heights Ave. N. and Cadet Ct.,

Lebanon, 95001507

VERMONT

Grand Isle County

Grand Isle County Courthouse, US 2, North

Hero, 95001523

Lamoille County

Lamoille County Courthouse, Main St., Hyde

Park, 95001497

WASHINGTON

Spokane County

Fuller, W.P., and Company Warehouse, E.

111 and E. 115 Desmet, Spokane, 95001529

WISCONSIN

Dodge County

Schulze, Ferdinand, House, N. 4262 Daley

Rd., Hustisford, 95001503

Forest County

Camp Five Farmstead, 5466 Connor Farm

Rd., Laona, 95001506

Waukesha County

Block C Historic District, Roughly bounded

by W. Main St., Gaspar St. and Broadway,

Waukesha, 95001504

Winnebago County

Brooklyn No. 4 Fire House, 17 W. Sixth Ave.,

Oshkosh, 95001505

[FR Doc. 95–30225 Filed 12–11–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4310–70–P

INTERSTATE COMMERCE

COMMISSION

Release of Waybill Data

The Commission has received a

request from Escalation Consultants,

Inc., for permission to use certain data

from the Commission’s 1988 through

1994 I.C.C. Waybill Samples. A copy of

the request (WB489 — 11/11/95) may be

obtained from the I.C.C. Office of

Economic and Environmental Analysis.

The waybill sample contains

confidential railroad and shipper data;

therefore, if any parties object to this

request, they should file their objections

with the Director of the Commission’s

Office of Economic and Environmental

Analysis within 14 calendar days of the

date of this notice. The rules for release

of waybill data are codified at 49 CFR

1244.8.

Contact: James A. Nash, (202) 927–

6196.

Vernon A. Williams,

Secretary.

[FR Doc. 95–30242 Filed 12–11–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 7035–01–P

[Finance Docket No. 32819]

Toledo, Peoria and Western Railway

Corporation; Trackage Rights

Exemption; Burlington Northern

Railroad Company

Burlington Northern Railroad

Company (BN) has agreed to grant

overhead trackage rights to Toledo,

Peoria and Western Railway

Corporation (TP&W) over the trackage of

BN located between BN milepost 00.0 at

Galesburg, IL, and BN milepost 52.3 at

Peoria, IL. The purpose of this

transaction is to enable TP&W to

connect with BN and The Atchison,

Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway Company

(Santa Fe) at Galesburg. The trackage

rights were to become effective on or

after November 29, 1995.

These trackage rights have been

granted pursuant to a settlement

agreement, dated May 5, 1995, which

was entered into by TP&W, on the one

hand, and, on the other, BN and Santa

Fe in connection with the BN/Santa Fe

control proceeding in Finance Docket

No. 32549, Burlington Northern Inc. and

Burlington Northern Railroad

Company—Control and Merger—Santa

Fe Pacific Corporation and The

Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway

Company. Under the agreement, TP&W

also is to provide haulage services for

BN and Santa Fe between Galesburg and

Peoria, IL.

This notice is filed under 49 CFR

1180.2(d)(7). If the notice contains false

or misleading information, the

exemption is void ab initio. Petitions to

revoke the exemption under 49 U.S.C.

10505(d) may be filed at any time. The

filing of a petition to revoke will not

stay the transaction. Pleadings must be

filed with the Commission and served

on: Karl Morell, Suite 1035, 1101