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F E D E R A L R E G IS T E R , July 1, 1936
destination. Interline baggage check Form 264, Series 3, will be used, and for each baggage check issued collect 25 cents to cover transfer between Seward Depot and Seward Dock.
These checks are charged to Agents and at the end o f the month are to be reported on Form 594, accounting for each check issued.
In case of baggage of excess weight, excess baggage charges to points beyond Seward will be collected as follows; which are in addition to our excess baggage charge from point of origin to Seward:
Per 100 pounds V a ld e z _________________ ____ ;______ _______ ____ .__________ ________ $0. 85
C o r d o v a - __________ _________________________ - ________ ___________ 1.20
S k agw a y ________ ___ __________________- ______ ____________________
2. 50
Juneau_____ _______________________________ _________ _____________a 2. 50
Petersbu rg___________ _________________________ ____________ ________ 3.10
W ra n g e ll______________ ____________________________ ________ ____ _
3. 25
Ketchikan___ ______________________________________________________ 3. 50
Seattle_________________________________ ____________________________
5. 20

On interline excess baggage use Prepaid Local and Inter line Excess Baggage Check 343, Series 1, showing proper destination and in addition Transfer Tag Form 264-6 will be used, for which 250 is collected covering transfer of baggage bearing excess tag.
Checking Corpse to Seward Dock and Beyond Corpse may be checked from any rail line point to Seward Dock or beyond at a charge of $5.00 each. Prepaid local and Interline Excess Baggage Check 343, Series 1, showing desti nation SEWARD DOCK, or beyond, will be used. Transfer Tags, Form 264-6, will not be used in connection with Excess Baggage checks covering movement Corpse. The transfer charge of $5,00 covering transfer between Seward Depot and Seward Dock will be shown on excess baggage check.
Rules governing the checking of corpse over the line of the Railroad are found in Local Baggage Tariff No. 2 ,1. C. C.
No. 22.
Rules governing the checking of corpse over the lines of the Alaska Steamship Company are found under Rule No. 105, Page 5, of Alaska Steamship Company Local Passenger Tariff No. 241, S. B. No. P-89.
In checking corpse beyond Seward Dock, corpse escort must present first class adult tickets, one for escort and one for corpse reading from point of origin to Seward via this line, and from Seward to final destination via Alaska Steamship Co., and the corpse tickets reading from point of origin to final destination will be surrendered to the checking baggage agent at time of checking, who will transmit same with his monthly reports to the Accounting Department.
The transfer charge of $5.00 covering transfer between Seward Depot and Seward Dock must be collected at time of checking and this amount shown on excess baggage check.
Excess baggage checks must also show form, number, and destination of all corpse tickets and the number of excess check must be endorsed on each coupon of escorts tickets.
Agents will show on their baggage waybill to Train Baggage men the destination of transfer baggage covered by above mentioned checks, as SEWARD DOCK or beyond, reading the same as baggage check. Baggage checked to Seward on Local white checks Form 264, Series 1, 2, 4, or 7, will be de livered at the Seward Depot. When Transfer checks are used, both the baggage check and transfer check are to be shown on baggage waybill.
J. T. C u n n in g h am ,
Supt. of Transportation.
F . R. Doc. 1030 Filed, June 29,1936; 2 :47 p. m .

T he A laska R ailroad T ransportation D epartment A nchorage, A laska, June 9th, 1936.
FREIGHT CIRCULAR NO. 68-M

S ubject : Station Changes and Prepay Requirements.

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P alm e r1_________ Opened as Agency Station.
W a s illa 1_________ Opened as Agency Station.
C olorado1_______ Freight shipments consigned to A. O. Wells, or W. E. Dunkle may be forwarded freight charges collect.
Bills will be forwarded by Agent Broad Pass to Agent Anchorage for Collection from W . E. Dunkle.
McKinley Park__Opened as Agency station effective June 14th, 1936. Freight shipments may tee sent freight charges collect.
S u ltra n a1_______ Freight shipments consigned to Healy River Coal Co., may be sent freight charges collect.

J. T. C u n n i n g h a m , Supt of Transportation.
F . R. Doc. 1031 Filed, June 29, 1936; 2:48 p. m .

T he A laska R ailroad T ransportation D epartment A nchorage, A laska, June 9th, 1936.
FREIGHT CIRCULAR NO. 86

S ubject : Classification of freight shipments moving at rates
named in Joint Freight Tariff 36-B.
T o all concerned:
Rates named applying on crackers, will also apply on ship ments of Bakery Goods as described in Western Classification No. 10, Page 70, Items 13 to 19, inclusive.
J. T. C u n n in g h a m , Supt of Transportation.
F . R. Doc. 1032 Filed, June 29,1936; 2 :48 p. m.J

General Land Office.
Circular No. 1393

R egulations G overning Small S ales of T imber o n t h e V acant and U nreserved P ublic L ands i n A laska , for U se i n the T erritory
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J u n e 20, 1936.
R e g is t e r ,
R egisters
Anchorage, Alaska.
and
R eceivers,
Fairbanks and Nome, Alaska.
D irector of I nvestigations , Washington, D. C.
S i r s : The following regulations governing small sales of timber on the vacant and unreserved public lands in Alaska, for use in the territory, are issued under authority of section 11 of the act of May 14, 1898 30 Stat. 414; U. S. C., title 48, sec. 421, which provides:
That the Secretary of the Interior, under such rules and regula tion:? as he may prescribe, may cause to be appraised the timber or any part thereof upon public lands in the District of Alaska, and may from time to time sell so much thereof as he may deem proper for not less th an the appraised value thereof, in such quan tities to each purchaser as he shall prescribe, to be used in the District of Alaska, b u t not for export therefrom. And such sales shall at all times be limited to actual necessities for consumption in the District from year to year, and payments for such timber shall be made to the receiver of public moneys of the local land office of the land district in which said timber may be sold, under such rules and regulations as the Secretary of the Interior may prescribe, and the moneys arising therefrom shall be accounted for by the receiver of such land office to the Commissioner of the General Land Office in a separate account, and shall be covered into the Treasury. The Secretary of the Interior may permit, under regula tions to be prescribed by him, the use of timber found upon the public lands in said District of Alaska by actual settlers, residents, individual miners, and prospectors for minerals, for firewood, fenc ing, buildings, mining, prospecting, and for domestic purposes, as may actually be needed by such persons for such purposes.

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Timber which may be sold. The only timber which may be sold under these regulations is timber on the vacant public lands in Alaska, not reserved for national forest or other pur poses. Such sales may be made to individuals, associations and corporations. Sales will be made only in such quantities as are actually needed for use in the Territory within two years from the date of the filing of the application.
1Reissue.

The act of Apr. 12, 1926 44 Stat. 242, authorizes the expor To all concerned:
tation, under certain conditions, of timber law fully cut in Alaska.
Following are station changes effective this date except as Regulations governing the sale of timber fo r export are contained shown.
in Circulars Nos. 491 and 1092.