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Federal Register/Vol. 66, No. 77/Friday, April 20, 2001/Notices 20328 Federal Register / Vol. 66, No. 77 / Friday, April 20, 2001 / Notices The 60-day comment period on the County, South Dakota. Designated a Yell County National Historic Landmark listed Landmark on December 19, 1960. Cotton, Thomas James, House, 405 S. Third below has ended and the boundary St., Dardanelle, 01000483 Carol D. Shull, documentation has been approved. California Copies of the documentation of the Chief of the National Historic Landmarks Survey and Keeper of the National Register Sacramento County landmark and its boundaries, including of Historic Places, National Register, History maps, may be obtained from the and Education. Sacramento Masonic Temple, 1131 J St., Sacramento, 01000488 National Register of Historic Places, [FR Doc. 01–9820 Filed 4–19–01; 8:45 am] National Park Service, 1849 C Street, BILLING CODE 4310–70–P San Francisco County NW, Suite NC 400, Washington, DC Hale Brothers Department Store (Boundary 20240, Attention: Sarah Pope (phone: Increase), 36 Fifth St., 423–27 and 429 202–343–9546; e-mail: DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Stevenson St., San Francisco, 01000490 [email protected]). National Park Service Colorado Wounded Knee National Historic Larimer County Landmark, Wounded Knee, Shannon National Register of Historic Places; County, South Dakota. Designated a Preston Farm, 4605 S. Ziegler Rd., Fort Notification of Pending Nominations Collins, 01000489 Landmark on December 21, 1965. Georgia Carol D. Shull, Nominations for the following properties being considered for listing Paulding County Chief of the National Historic Landmarks in the National Register were received Survey and Keeper of the National Register, Hiram Colored School, W of GA 92 bet. jct. National Register, History and Education. by the National Park Service before of Fitzgerald and Ragsdale Sts., Hiram, April 7, 2001. Pursuant to section 60.13 [FR Doc. 01–9819 Filed 4–19–01; 8:45 am] 01000494 of 36 CFR part 60 written comments BILLING CODE 4310–70–P concerning the significance of these Thomas County properties under the National Register Stevens Street Historic District, Along criteria for evaluation may be forwarded Stevens St., 1 blk. NW of Thomas County DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR to the National Register, National Park Courthouse, Thomasville, 01000500 National Park Service Service, 1849 C St. NW., NC400, Louisiana Washington, DC 20240. Written Assumption Parish National Register of Historic Places; comments should be submitted by May 7, 2001. St. Anne Catholic Church, 417 St. Joseph St., Notice on NHL Boundaries Napoleonville, 01000492 Carol D. Shull, The National Park Service has been Ouachita Parish Keeper of the National Register of Historic working to establish boundaries for all Places. First United Methodist Church, 101 N. 2nd National Historic Landmarks for which St., West Monroe, 01000491 Arizona no specified boundary was identified at Massachusetts the time of designation and therefore are Maricopa County without a clear delineation of the Bristol County Smurthwaite House, (Nineteenth-Century Holmes School Historic District, Hoppin Hill property involved. Residential Buildings in Phoenix MPS), Ave. at Holmes Rd., North Attleborough, In accordance with the National 317 W. Jefferson, Phoenix, 01000479 01000499 Historic Landmark program regulations Arkansas 36 CFR part 65, the National Park Mississippi Service notifies owners, public officials Cleveland County Warren County and other interested parties and gives Rison Cities Service Station, (Arkansas Loosa Yokena Archeological Site, Address them an opportunity to comment on the Highway History and Architecture MPS), Restricted, Kimberly, 01000481 proposed boundary documentation. 308 Main St., Rison, 01000486 New Jersey Comments on the proposed Dallas County Middlesex County documentation for the National Historic Marathon Oil Service Station, (Arkansas Metuchen Borough Hall, 500 Main St., Landmark listed below and the Highway History and Architecture MPS), Metuchen, 01000503 boundaries it defines will be received E. Second and Spring St., Fordyce, for 60 days from the date of this notice. 01000484 North Dakota Please address comments to Carol D. Shull, Chief of the National Historic Hot Spring County Cass County Landmarks Survey and Keeper of the Couchwood Historic District, 301 1916 Buffalo High School, 303 Pearl St. N, National Register of Historic Places, Couchwood Rd., Hot Springs, 01000487 Buffalo, 01000501 National Register, History and Independence County Oregon Education, National Park Service, 1849 Lee’s Chapel Church and Masonic Hall, 8 mi. Clackamas County C Street, NW., Suite NC 400, E on Sandtown Rd., Cushman, 01000482 Washington, DC 20240, Attention: Sarah River Mill Hydroelectric Project, Over Clackamas River, Estacada, 01000497 Pope (phone: 202–343–9534; e-mail: Jefferson County [email protected]). Copies of the Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company Building, Clatsop County documentation, including maps, may be 116 West 6th, Pine Bluff, 01000480 Sky Lyft, 702 ‘‘D’’ St., Gearhart, 01000496 obtained from that same office. Johnson County Deschutes County Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic McConnell, Edward Taylor, House, 302 S. Hope—Van Allen House, 352 NW Drake Rd., Landmark, Deer Lodge, Powell Fulton St., Clarksville, 01000485 Bend, 01000495 VerDate 11<MAY>2000 16:01 Apr 19, 2001 Jkt 194001 PO 00000 Frm 00103 Fmt 4703 Sfmt 4703 E:\FR\FM\20APN1.SGM pfrm01 PsN: 20APN1 Federal Register / Vol. 66, No. 77 / Friday, April 20, 2001 / Notices 20329 Gilliam County responsible for the determinations ancestry. The superintendent of Agate Condon Commercial Historic District within this notice. Fossil Beds National Monument also (Boundary Increase), 122 N. Oregon St., A detailed assessment and inventory has determined that, pursuant to 43 CFR Condon, 01000493 of the human remains was made by 10.2(e), there is a relationship of shared Malheur County National Park Service professional staff group identity that can be reasonably in consultation with the representatives traced between these Native American Hart, Moses and Mary, Stone House and of the Lower Elwha Tribal Community human remains and the Lower Elwha Ranch Complex, 1 mi. W of Post Office on of the Lower Elwha Reservation, Bully Creek County Rd., Westfall, Tribal Community of the Lower Elwha 01000498 Washington. Reservation, Washington. At some time before 1909, human This notice has been sent to officials Pennsylvania remains representing one individual of the Lower Elwha Tribal Community Montgomery County were discovered by former lighthouse of the Lower Elwha Reservation, keeper H. F. Argyle, near Rocky Point Normandy Farmstead, 1411 Morris Rd., Blue Washington. Representatives of any Bell, Whitpain Township, 01000502 on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. other Indian tribe that believes itself to The human remains were subsequently Northampton County be culturally affiliated with these acquired by J.E. Standley, a curio dealer human remains should contact Zeta Psi Fraternity House, 49 S. College Dr., in Seattle, WA, who sold them to James Superintendent Ruthann Knudson, Easton, 01000506 Cook of the Agate Springs Ranch, NE. Agate Fossil Beds National Monument, Tennessee The human remains consist of a single 301 River Road, Harrison, NE 69346- cranium. The flattened forehead is 2734, telephone (308) 668-2211, fax Knox County indicative of a particular type of cradle (308) 668-2318, e-mail McMillan, Alexander, House, (Knoxville and commonly used by tribes in the Pacific [email protected], no later Knox County MPS), 7703 Strawberry Northwest. Non-destructive analysis of than May 21, 2001. Repatriation of the Plains Pike, Knoxville, 01000504 the remains indicates that they are human remains to the Lower Elwha Native American, probably a male in his Washington Tribal Community of the Lower Elwha early 50s. No individual was identified. Reservation, Washington may begin Island County A projectile point was inserted into a after that date if no additional claimants Cama Beach Resort, 1880 SW Camano Dr., ‘‘wound’’ in the cranium, apparently come forward. Camano Island, 01000505 post-mortem, and is not considered to [FR Doc. 01–9821 Filed 4–19–01; 8:45 am] be an associated funerary object. Dated: March 22, 2001. BILLING CODE 4310–70–P This skull was a prominent feature of John Robbins, James Cook’s and his son’s collection of Assistant Director, Cultural Resources Indian and fossil artifacts that they Stewardship and Partnerships. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR maintained at the Agate Springs Ranch [FR Doc. 01–9753 Filed 4–19–01; 8:45 am] until giving it to the National Park BILLING CODE 4310–70–F National Park Service Service in 1965. The skull was remembered by many ranch visitors, Notice of Inventory Completion for and was featured in an article in the DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Native American Human Remains and November/December 1911 issue of Associated Funerary Objects in the Records of the Past. National Park Service Possession of the U.S. Department of In 1995, based on documentary the Interior, National Park Service, materials, Dr. Daniel L. Boxberger, Notice of Inventory Completion for Agate Fossil Beds National Monument, professor of anthropology, Western Native American Human Remains and Harrison, NE Washington University, Bellingham, Associated Funerary Objects in the concluded that the skull was culturally Possession of the American Museum AGENCY: National Park Service, Interior. affiliated with the localized Canadian of Natural History, New York, NY ACTION: Notice. group of the Klallam tribe
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