The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-09
VOICES PLEA TO LAWMAKERS
 FOR BURIAL OF DIFFERENCES
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direct Territorial support will be In ALL receipts the clerks licenses within the treasures of amouns sne N"''n III the past Has
 Normal high citizenship night schools most s'''Hs by tn. results ns''''' 'He expense N''@'N
 their broadened by law so that they conro the character Of children De "s, hs A nc u1h mus nu M for all school boards children that all may be- citizens This object being attained, community desiring higher educational facilities should provide therefore without recourse to the Territory
 PoNEERs' HOME.
 The Pioneers Ska continues receive the appo bation all visitors who have inspected this worthy institution
 In addition providing for the maintenance of the Home the Legislature appropriated $15ooo for the construction inhrmary $sooo for the construction of laundry laundry that it hoped that the Territory might be given title the ground on weather would be over that supplies In the spring 1sao the need of an inhrmary that he board could longer delay it's construction It the for which provided Hence ons edn EUn then Ha would not the full completion of the nfrmay and about $SSoo will be laundry fill longfe and will conduce to the more Attention the condition of the Home burial ground modest appropriation asked for the building lin of suitable road the cemetery and for stone to De placed the of the pioneers
 this time wish to make acknowledgment of valuable service rendered by members of the board
 the Board of Trustees covering the operation 
 
 The law by the last Legislature better roads than before Under the coop brought into $25Soo during past roads within forest which could have been utilized under the former road law The the law will not be felt year will be reduced to recommend that the law be not S changed As in the matter of schools recommend that all funds other than from legislative appropriations roads be included in the appropriation
 Thestabshment pulp and industry will greatly F rorrt6r school
 suggest Chapter IT, Session Laws of s17 providing for the construction zaon, cabins be inserted the general road law has been my custom defer to the funds for the construction of cabins submitted by by aw thereby consodatng all matters in the hands of the Territorial Board of Road Commissioners smpify
 take pleasure in reporting most effective and cordial road construction agencies.
 TERRITORIAL INSPECTOR
 with his official duties have instructed the render all possible aid small mine in the giving of practical and find assistance has been greatly and that therein the office of the mine inpecotr has mys Bureau Mines has sta Federal Mine Inspector in Alaska who similarly in harmony and it belief that the small operator
 sa&ry for the mine inspector that ices of a. skilled engineer
 FISHERIES.
 The of the of must be with alarm by all those having the welfare of the Territory at heart The peak year for size or pack was 1918 since the decline take salmon supply through fishing The control of the
 
 little enforce the antiquaed laws disegard of an regulations
 Government which controls the Washngton-too give atten their needs and seemingly too aphetic regarding the that there has been obtain adequate appropriations for Fisheries have until dollars Federal Government through the operation of the income tax
 the of fishing industry, O the nonresident fishermen other seriously getting the pack from giving attention the methods used catch has the future supply, simply been wild scramble get fish by mean possible.
 Many bills been prepared and have been effectively deal with this subject, but there have been many the bills hayen notp
 the fisheries, particularly the salmon canning Territorial Therefore the subject demands the careful com industry