Report to the Secretary of the InteriorU.S. Government Printing Office, 1940 |
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activities addition Administration agencies Alaska fund Alaska in 1939 Alaska Railroad Alaska Range Alaska Road Commission Aleutian Islands amount Anchorage appropriated areas assistance aviation Bureau canneries Chichagof Island Civil Aeronautics Authority Coast Guard communication construction cooperation Cordova decrease department of health district division dredges established extended facilities Fairbanks Federal field fisheries fishing geologic gold Harbor improvement increase industry investigations June 30 Juneau Kenai Peninsula Ketchikan Kodiak Land Office laws located lodes maintained Matanuska Valley miles mineral mining Mount McKinley national forests native Nenana Nome nurses Office of Indian operations output percent Petersburg placer pounds Prince William Sound projects region reindeer relief reported residents River roads and trails salmon season Seattle Seward Peninsula Sitka small boat basin Social Security southeastern Alaska surveys Tanana Tanana River Territorial department Territorial Employment Service Territorial legislature Territory's tion United workers Wrangell Yukon
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63 페이지 - Investigate violations of the laws of the United States and collect evidence in cases in which the United States is or may be a party in interest, except in cases in which such responsibility is by statute or otherwise specifically assigned to another investigative agency.
11 페이지 - It is doubtful, however, if anything like that amount of freight would have been transported without the roads, and the indirect loss which would have been occasioned by the restriction on output and development if the roads did not exist can not be estimated.
11 페이지 - In 1917, funds designated for expenditure by the Bureau of Public Roads were made available for use in the Territory of Alaska, both construction and maintenance operations being handled by joint representatives of the Bureau and the Alaska Road Commission. Since July 1, 1920, all roads on the Forest Highway System in and adjacent to the national forests have been constructed and maintained by the Bureau, with headquarters in Juneau.
29 페이지 - ... unlike general and information surveys, are made primarily for jurisdictional and proprietary purposes of individuals, corporations, associations, political subdivisions and other governmental agencies operating on the public domain. They identify lands by rectangular subdivisions or segregation surveys upon the ground and by explanatory data in the records, define political and private boundaries and determine areas. Such surveys are inseparably associated with the laws and policies relating...
6 페이지 - TERRITORIAL FINANCES The fiscal system of the Territory is controlled by laws enacted by the Territorial legislature and is separate from revenues received by the Federal Government from occupation and trade licenses which are covered into and disbursed from the Alaska fund in the Federal Treasury.
63 페이지 - Investigation today has investigative jurisdiction over all violations of Federal laws and matters in which the United States is or may be a party in interest, except those matters specifically assigned by congressional enactment or otherwise to other Federal agencies, and performs other duties imposed upon it by law.
28 페이지 - ... a national rather than a local concern. Under this act was established the Alaska Game Commission of five members, one from each of the four judicial divisions, who are appointed by the Secretary of Agriculture for terms of 4 years. The fifth member of the Commission, who acts as executive officer, is the chief representative of the Bureau of Biological Survey resident in Alaska. The Alaska Game Commissioners meet annually for the purpose of digesting the great number of statements, petitions,...
23 페이지 - Possibly small quantities of practically all these materials were "produced" in the broadest sense of that term, but so far as shown by the records of the Geological Survey the only ones that were produced in quantities worth as much as a few hundred dollars were antimony, limestone, and quicksilver. Considerable antimony ore was mined and shipped from a property in the Kantishna district in the northern foothills of the Alaska Range. The principal antimony mineral in the ore is the sulphide, stibnite....
10 페이지 - Commission was created by act of Congress approved January 7, 1905, as a bureau of the War Department. By act of Congress approved June 30, 1932, the activity was transferred to the Department of the Interior. Under orders issued by the Secretary of the Interior, administration of the activity was assigned to the Governor of Alaska in his capacity as ex-officio commissioner for Alaska, with a chief engineer in direct charge of the work, under the direction of the Governor. The Alaska Road Commission...
54 페이지 - The boards of children's guardians have been created by statute, one in each of the four judicial divisions of the Territory. Membership comprises the United States district judge, the United States marshal, and one woman appointed by the director of the department of public welfare. The board has legal guardianship of all children under 21 years of age who are committed to it by court. An annual appropriation of $25,000 is made by the Territory for the care of such children, expenditures being administered...