The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-27

chaser, (3) .s a non-exclusiye H. cense to the Haines Wharf Company for use of the dock, expiring De- | cember l, 1946. and (4) to the per- petual right of the public to use the deck on reasonable terms. Ii the Lily Lake Water System which now supplies water for the post area IS seld to a public agency in the exer- else of it's priority rights, the pur- chaser of the water system will be required to agree to furnish water at reasonable rates. In such event the structures, installations, and other real and personal property described below as part of the Lily Lake Water System, though lying within the boundaries of the post area, will be excluded from the con- veyance of this tract, and the con- veyance will be subject to easements in favor of the purchaser O. the water system described below to en- able him to operate and maintain that system. The purchaser of the post area, however, will be free to apply, in accordance with the pro- visions of law, for easements neces- sary to enable him to establish bis own water system if he desires to do 50. Before 1881 water was secured for the post area from the Water
 
 Reserve across Chilkat Inlet, and the conveyance of the post area will include any water pipe line on the post area which was used as a part of the older water system and which is not used as part of the present Lily Lake Water System, as well as the concrete water reservoir of about 138,000 gallons capacity not now in use. CHILKOOT BARRACKS PROJECT-Lily Lake Water System
 The installations and structures which make up the water system drawing a supply of water from Lily Lake, about ll2 miles southeast of the land described above, for the supply of the town of Haines, of cer- tain Government agencies, and of private water users in the area. The intake equipment in Lily Lake, the filter, water tank, chlorinator, water mains, and concrete reservoir ll0, 1iO' having a capacity of 100000 gal Ions on the post area described above, are included, together with the land upon which the reservoir is located, within rectangle 15O' 15O, with boundaries parallel to and equidistant from the reservoir; also a perpetual non-exclusive easement to take water from Lily Lake for the system, and a perpetual easement for a right-of way for the pipe line from Lily Lake. to the northern boundary of the post area described above. The purchaser of the system must agree to supply water to Unit ed States Government agencies in the vicinity without charge and to all other water users i'll the vicinity or reasonable terms. GENERAL CONDITIONS. No offer will be ac- cepted for the water system alone, except a priority offer from a fed eral, state or local government or instrumentality Every other offer must be a bid for the post area and the water system together as one unit, and must name an amount bid for the post area alone if the water system is sold separately. Terms and conditions of sale and all necessary information concerning the prop erty and the method of exercising priorities and submitting offers will be available on or after April 26, 1946 from the surplus real property disposal officer, Lowell M Puckett, at the office of the Department Of the Interior, General Land Office, ?. o. Box 480, Federal Building, An chorage, Alaska; office hours are from 80 am. to 500 pm. PRIOR TIES. The property is subject to the following priorities in the order Indicated as set out in SPA Revised Regulation 5, Section 8305ll: 1.
 Federal Government agencies 2. State and local governments and in strumentalities. 3. Veterans Of the