The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-03-08

our taxes and if existing will be past experience pack salmon Bristol Bay in ls ha m Tha commssionr of Fisheries has announced fishing restricted in that district during that season. @ M h w not be available and we from that source will not be of normal The taxes Territory from mines and mining augns @ the @ pa two o I are almost U per n in the future we not
 ndasi Int expansion appears for and not hope for new actvle m a na ] w e taxes on existing operations but do not believe this is under @ Mat m Se cost of on the face of lower market prices ana more d keen @ of the revenues but many ol our p would bsve whHa aa @ dng the that they will not exceed our revenues ana 'na without mparng the efficiency @ Of % our rend Ito Territory and its people
 The Budget Board has carefully estimates that submitted by the % the be probable basis the most dependaso % this estimate expenditures far exceeded the probable
 and for ne s1ara tic mat % the er should be statsd that we have been M essena ap functions given first cOn ae welfare of OUT people care of dependent
 relief Thass non no in must the pc of unexpected emergencies be sufficient to m meet n oanuy @ o be recommended appropriations are soO'Sz'o leaving balance of only ,s,in,vc ss7oooo
 Two ago soasns w % h Engineer has been working on nls Four wears ago fund for this and o s,zs s a b
 school bonds The sa market es vae o very doubtful suitable building could be be not provide additional funds biennum recommend construction be not M Ina ana @ at two ea The n per annum and in two hd e be
 title the ta e s m nsson ns some will nor they equipped with adequate lire escapes i ' pV''0'' ppf N' N' TI uNExrENDEp APPROPRIATIONS
 a Before the e ha y an realized and it was clearly apparent % sna ur Schools and provide pioneers and dependent aas ooo between cuans all of the less less projects thus xnena that had been author zed by and be confronted with al ana @ found nat the best could served by the @ pee ae pepad by the allotted accordingly funds a were @ aV a s s there a W an D lin excess the shall not take ne m 10 ta % that the receipts by +sD oda s would Sns half %on a cesd ao ano o to our pioneers and dependent children a m session es during the pnnm and to a nate @ @ opas ns m because of the surplus and for the future current revenues to meet @
 approximations for the next two se aie m to the receipts easily there will be serious coh
 
 present the biennial period % on Due @ n sist and creating appropriations which expire March ss ana yn lst is confusing always uncertainty m S available returns satisfactory all o eos Under the present law canne are i their pack January lst Acuaiy tis
 ent accompanies and sometimes not avaiap until become deinquent oue .is impossible for the Treasurer o estimate the Territory from the reeons pack available to the operating ompan pan @ 0 n after the close of and should be eo W' e territorial Treasurer November first An which will provide for the change IS
 DEPENDENT CHILDREN
 primitive state and began to with his neghbo better to combat the forces wn opposed his existence confronted with the for those who sustain life by their own The care of dependent of the most difficult ana oy t most important problem It is diffu unoer normal conditions enormously increased Tn times depresson children from the homes that are the first to of unemployment IL of the utmost cared for and gwen proper training in their if they not many mem are destined h he burden of their life The conoluo not due to ncapaciy negligence but the ru control majority or them are normal children they given fair opportunity 10 fail to recognize our obligation neglect provide for them we are evaong re osihiv that will bring problem In future Legislature authorized the appointment o oote to udv this problem Territory and directed that they should submit report their findings for your
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