The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 23, 1929, Page 8

S e it a e ® {60 per cent of the “receipts |Government provided $146. item was the Territory’s|trucks are hauling and the job is EDUGATIUN lN | whic : in actual ires amount >d | and remainder me from the|for pen its hatcheries, Out of the more |game stocking program which cost | rapidly progressing. JOINT GAME PATROL | | to $1,215,605.30. The red fis ritorial Treasur For 1 destitution, which | than $17,000 expended on fishery |$7,371.08, The first work of filling under MAKES HAINES TRIP |ing industry is the largest he Alaska Historical 1,m.u\) neludes care of dependent child-|investigations, etc., in excess of | Administrative Expenses | the building was started last year, Sl : \in receipts It turned in 36.39 per!pu i o ;;>t‘(.“~‘ s i m‘;ne 3 et rfun‘ said. ; PR “- ot ”"]": s ‘":}' or's of- Am! yards were dumpr d i tions in the international bounc i IO TRColats: (i (orand o PASY o0 RSl SRNRIR ucis. iy : porsous, DAL for ne inspection and assistance |fi 14816, Seeretaryls office; Waterfront structures supported |area morth of Haines, a combined § | 166 The other ‘two ‘Divisions{butiding tafitenstce. 5. “‘ Stta il i -PA)l‘(nmUlM“ FIOREAS A GhEe 320,897.99 O reasurer’s' Office, 342 by pigng are costly I their Up-|Alaskan and British Columbia pa i Froebot ARt ol i gk aintenance ! . Kx‘l‘ pvl‘::'x‘u:;xw ;;{215 bills, | which $17,304.26 \\‘on') to .n,:| 1’”“.;1 w:’\n::‘x:;*}; ((;:::{:;ls Omcc.,keeph::d thekmvlllulul of rdll;;uz With | trol left here this morning on the | I ‘ X y 2 y Pa PODMEP pectars in seaich of minerals 9; @ Legls ve expens-|crus rock, while initially cos E G Y i ’ § ‘Y : s rece .;;; 1;} ',’,'”' 80, ],'S;Xfi?‘lf";“::(“;" ‘"]':'\r’"";:fm Health Department, includ-|new fields. The remainder was|es, $ Additional expenses un-|ly, in the long run, more than pays :;::kgeq‘;m::m(Tfi::":\*:)f" ”m}f,“‘. H " b & _for per cent of the e Pty g “"Developmenty, g aries to the Commiszioner n clerk hire, office expenses [der the same heading included: |for the first cost. . Several own-|Hg i Sl ot hova i i Audit of Treasury Shows |amount, and the Second’s §: of Terrltory'" there ‘s an expendi-|ang pis cputies in the ofhier three ield trips. B rimary elbooh LN MR Es BPN Bt Lty aro o b R ke s o hee A § How Tax Money Is De- L 1.10 per cent. e ,"‘,?,,'v i "_'1"‘ T“‘w isions, quarantine expenses Territory's bounty bill was|588.70, and miscellaneous items,|templating the rock fill for their| Members of the patrol are: War. : ived and Expended ) SEERgMI Rne ene thigiion - wil .;m’! b i | ool 2 nd lasniacy rgest on record, $60,047. 0.63. buildings. dens Dufresne and Jewell, of the ¥ rived and LXpende | In spending the tax pavers' el L e a and office | | id to hunters and trappers — Llano Morris, manager of he| Alaska Game Commission, and |1ar, the low cost of admin tion | N CIUCk "f‘ l';”“,",’”“ Lo « ¥ Vital sta-|for that purpose. On wolves ROCK F]LUNG Morris Construction Company, pre-| Constable H. Rayhone of the :ri‘; s one of the most striking and|!n® $29.000, ’."““}’””“ tele; | vdded another $6,274.90,|alone, the Treasury disbursed $37. paring for spring business in the|ish Columbia Police force. It is most ly gratifying features. |! W“‘.‘-I.m'l.* ‘1” i e “].' | Livestock. inspection $7,121.91 and | $40.50 in the form of bounty mon-| STARTED UNDER building line, recently purchased a|expected the patrol win‘:{‘vm- vhl: When governmental overhead can |t /o e e i - '1 llaneous items sum of $11,954 on eagles; and on hair | MILL BUILDING |"¢" portable concrete mixer that|Taku River district after its ro. s 49 | |Pe kept down So four cents on the;, ' Sl Sl ff,'.:”;‘.f.,&'%'.[u | b 15 $10,245 | 8% il will supplement the large machine | turn from Lynn Canal. RSBt of er 21 dollar, the admin 'm” m‘m':: Al of “wiidh \vnn} m‘ t'vw‘» [‘lm‘(l Industrlal Improvement ity fairs at Juneau, An }14-: 3 i !ne now has. The new machine BT A ey Institutions, aversgs figst bo udusdally BIER fyyoueuf iR o stim of) " rial improvements the |age and Fairbanks, received $12-| Over 1,000 yards of crushed rock [is for jobs such as sidewalks HAIR CUTTING and Charit 14 | WO . HANESY | concerox $170. atpanqimEIE S | Ters d a total of $142.| 000, each getting $4,000. heing trucked by the machines | building floors, where a por ! CUT PR o private or corpo an A . AR Fish propagation and pre Jll&neous items accounted|of the Morris Construction Com-|mixer required. * Mr. Mo Nl i rial Develop: . ter grounds for claiming ef k Inlet route which neve n cost $17,795.89, whieh was 3.45. Predatory animal|pany to make a fill under one of|stated that the building outlook Up-to-date, for men, women S o cy. Two years ago, T g0t "Info GOR RS s than the two pre.|control work cost $9,679 and | the large machine sheds of the|for the season is ggod S18 children at the W, 'R g nment (17 ) 12.25 than the two pre work cost $9,67 an 2qod. Shop, opposite Zyna Hotel. Harry g e o3 | [Government costs of administra.| Social Welfare Work yea This decr was | educational work by an expert|Juneau Lumber Mills. R ORI RS L SR Kol ] Ition were put at six cents on the| ypgder the eaption “Public In-| 1t of legislation passed in | veterinarian among the fur-farme The work was started a few days| WE MAKE LA\LABGEMENTS R ARy e JEoty 4100, | o emarie e b e stitutions, Health an rf'lrn. which wiped ut tha Merritor: sct the Treasury back 31, 'ago. Two two-and-one-half yard Alaska Scenis Views adv.! Subscribe to The Empire. 1 a remarkable achievemen © the report gives the figures A TR g two yars s e I wered xpeniares: made by the Te O IIII'||||lll||lll|IIH|Ill||IlllIIIIIIIIIHlll||||||IIIIIIIHIIIIII!IIIIIIIII|lIIIII|IIIl||I|lHllllllllfllllllllllg . 3 ) cents, o er cent|yory for social welfare and r : By J. E. PEGUES jwhich ca be termed a mean |y The total for this 1E.‘uv.‘1 : The above analysis is presented |Performance {ot Government’s activities is in the annual audit of Territorial Cost of Schools | 142.27, In it are contained | business and accounts covering the| Biucational cxpenditures. which the Ploneers' Home at Pio calendar years of 1927 and 18 reached almost 50 per cent of the|neers’ Pensions, Relief st 1 and shows how each dollar of tax entire cost, lacking but one per-|tution, Health and Vii| money is expended. During that|cent, aggregated $1,166,387.64. 1 tal Statistics, Live Inspec i period there was expended a total | There were four main items underition, and a few miscellancous| of § 522 on the basis given, |this heading For support of itsiitems, | i In the same period receipts from |public school tem, includingl o gperate the Pioneers’ Home | all sources, coming into the Ter-|the constructic four bulldings by tho biennium it cost $112,919.53, | 4 O e 120.164.20. | vanging from $3,500 to $20,000, B Puivy ok ‘WHalY 83500 less then| ; Thus, there was a balance left(a mnumber of smaller tures | ha operating cost of the same in- 0 ¢ over of $49,249 as between currenteach costing less than the | gtitution for the preceding two. receipts and current oxpemlilumw'lfi‘! itory expende "| in the “‘“: ear period. | i s o o v gt ] MONDAY and TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 und 26 The Sources of Income ‘384'4 114.54. & |amount of $142,279.42, which was | and L.} an The report| of audii presents a| The administrative cosis of the|peaetically $40,000 more than the | splendid statistical record of the|schools were but $2 2 and | provious biennial figure. It is| sources of income and the avenues | that sum includes all salaries paid|gygnigicant that the expenditures| of expenditures. It is to be re-|to officials and employees of the gy this purpose are const .mm; gretted that every taxpayer can-(Department of Education. I i 1 ot not have a copy of it to familiarize| The Alaska Agriculiural College: prygiees estimates, on the of | himself with the details of Terri-{and School of Mines expendedfoyigting pension allowances, it torial governmental activities, | $275,5¢ Of this the Federal| = | . The fishing industry continued | to be the most fruitful source of | income to Alaska. It paid during th vo-year period the sum of $1,503,269.34 in general taxes, and| $65,231.08 in income taxes for a total of $1,568,500.42. percentages, that is 77.40 per cent of the total revenue. Nor does this include the industry's propor- tion of school poll taxes and { merchantile licenses. 1t they were 3§ counted in undoubtedly the total g would be in excess of 80 per cent. Other sources of funds enumer- 3 ated are: Poll for schools 394.83, or 8.40 per cent of the taxes, Mines and 87.09, or per Reduced to | H tax Income Mining, $116 cent; Fur Lice: { or 1.84 per cent; 1 prises, $49,719.03, i Insurance premium taxes, $43,- 121.22, or 2.13 per cent; Automo- i bile licenses, $32,790, or 1.62 per cent; Tonnage tax on shipe, $4. 182.25, or 0.21 per cent; Profes- sfon taxes, $3,550, or 0.18 per! cent, | 1 $36,22 iness enter- or 2.45 per cent; Source By Divisions Statistics d the sources by geo- graphic lines are both interesting and informative. The Third Di- vision takes off the lion's share of the honor, contributing exactly PUBLIC CARD PARTY Given by F. O. E. Auxiliary MONDAY NIGHT February 25 EAGLES’ HALL Special ferry leaves Juneau 7:30—Everybody Welcome Admission 50c It P | r—— STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 3 Pouud Jar George PHONES 92 and 95 Book Alaska LESTER D. HENDERSON HEALTH —We now have the 1929} revision. A book that ev-}/ ORE eryone, whether in or outy. of Alaska, should sée and]| read. An appropriate pres ent at any time. BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. Phone 1 HELLAN’S PHARMACY ‘ Next to Valentine’s | Phone 33 Frec Delivery When We Sell It It's Right Free Delivery{|| sub stetion Post Oftice No. 34 Y THERE MUST BE SOMETHING WRONG If not, your Grocer would be giving you fair prices every day in the week instead of only on Saturday. IT IS ALL UP TO YOU to look things over tomor- row, being SUNDAY, and come on down Monday morning and start your account with US. Here Your Dollar has the SQUARE DEAL EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK. ASK ANY OF OUR CUSTOMERS. Gastineau Grocery PHONE 37 P. S.—Follow the marks of the “HAPPY HOME” pencil and you will be alright. When your Grocer starts to hoist next Monday ASK HIM WHY? “IT IS FOR A MUTUAL GOOD” PURE 75¢ This Does Not Contain Any Pectin or Glucose—-IT’S PURE ays to Buy tl.c Best Bros. OPEN UNTIL 11 P. M. OO RO IllIIIIIIlIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIHIIIlIII!IIIHHIIIIIIIl!lIfl )-30 about $195,000 SHIRTS Heavy duty moleskin work’ all shirts in gray and tan Regular 3.50 Pants The original Dri-Bak pants in the $4.25 values. size following sizes only—-30, 40, 42 waist—Regular $5.00 values. $3.00 Union Suits $2 Regular $2.50 values in Allen A cotton union suits — long sleeve, ankle length, medium weight. $1.75 i i NOTE—-These specials are for two days only Tuesday, F ebruary. 25 and 26. There will be no refunds ial Fish Commission and shut down i | Another SHIRTS A few of the following sizes only —14Y4, 15, these are all wool shirts—original $5.50 to $7.00 values. $2.75 Overalls Medium weight blue denim bib overalls in sizes 34, 36, 38, 40 —Regular $1.25 sellers. 95¢ Boy’s Shirts Boys’ printed percale shirts in checked patterns — originally priced at $1.25. 95¢ , or exchanges during sale | Goldstein’s Emporium ~ Juneau’s Style Center PAJAMAS These pajamas are slightly soiled —formerly priced at from $2.95 to $6.00 in sizes 17 and 18. $2.00 Union Suits A complete run of sizes in Allen A union suits — long sleeves, ankle length — regular $3.25 sellers. $2.00 Boy’s Blazers Genuine Pendleton virgin wool blazers in all sizes and colors —regular $6.50 values. $4.95 Monday and > llllllmlllllllllllImllulllllmlllllllllllllllmllllllllllllllllll"llIIIIIIIIlllllllllli!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IlIIIII|IIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIHIIlIIlIIllllllllIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIHIIIIIIlIIlIlNIII!IIIII!IIIIH!!IIIHll!l!IIIIIIIIllmIIlIIIIIIIIIIllHIIIIIIIIIINHIIIIIHIIIIlIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIIHIINI