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Federal Register/Vol. 68, No. 241/Tuesday, December 16, 2003/Notices Federal Register / Vol. 68, No. 241 / Tuesday, December 16, 2003 / Notices 70033 Dated: November 26, 2003. prominently at the beginning of your Woodruff County Thomas J. Ferranti, comment. We will make all submissions George Washington Carver High School Acting Regional Director, Alaska. from organizations or businesses, and Home Economics Building, 900 Pearl St., [FR Doc. 03–30930 Filed 12–16–03; 8:45 am] from individuals identifying themselves Augusta, 03001381 as representatives or officials of BILLING CODE 4312–HX–M COLORADO organizations or businesses, available for public inspection in their entirety. Montezuma County DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Dated: November 5, 2003. Joe Ben Wheat Site Complex, (Great Pueblo Marie Rust, Period of the McElmo Drainage Unit MPS) National Park Service Address Restricted, Yellow Jacket, Director, Northeast Region, National Park 03001383 Star-Spangled Banner National Service. Historic Trail Study Report Draft [FR Doc. 03–30926 Filed 12–15–03; 8:45 am] DELAWARE Environmental Impact Statement; BILLING CODE 4310–25–M New Castle County Maryland, District of Columbia, and Virginia Liston Range Front Lighthouse, 1600 Belts Rd., Bay View Beach, 03001386 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AGENCY: National Park Service, St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, 1012 French St., Wilmington, 03001385 Department of the Interior. National Park Service ACTION: Notice of Availability of the IDAHO draft environmental impact statement National Register of Historic Places; Idaho County for the Star-Spangled Banner National Notification of Pending Nominations Historic Trail Study. Chamberlain Ranger Station Historic District, Nominations for the following Frank Church—River of No Return SUMMARY: Pursuant to the National properties being considered for listing Wilderness, Payette National Forest, Environmental Policy Act of 1969, 42 in the National Register were received 03001388 U.S.C. 4332(c), the National Park by the National Park Service before IOWA Service announces the availability of the December 6, 2003. Pursuant to section draft Environmental Impact Statement 60.13 of 36 CFR part 60 written Woodbury County for the Star-Spangled Banner National comments concerning the significance Mylius—Eaton House, 2900 Jackson St., Historic Trail. of these properties under the National Sioux City, 03001390 DATES: The National Park Service will Register criteria for evaluation may be Sioux City Masonic Temple, 820 Nebraska accept comments from the public on the forwarded by United States Postal St., Sioux City, 03001389 Draft Environmental Impact Statement Service, to the National Register of KANSAS for 60 days after publication of this Historic Places, National Park Service, notice. No public meetings are 1849 C St. NW., 2280, Washington, DC Atchison County scheduled at this time. 20240; by all other carriers, National Stein, Frederick W., House, 324 Santa Fe, ADDRESSES: Information will be Register of Historic Places, National Atchison, 03001391 available for public review and Park Service, 1201 Eye St. NW., 8th Butler County comment from the Northeast Region, floor, Washington DC 20005; or by fax, Towanda Masonic Lodge No. 30 A.F. and National Park Service, 200 Chestnut 202–371–6447. Written or faxed A.M., 401 Main St., Towanda, 03001392 Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106 or at comments should be submitted by http://www.nps.gov/phso/jstarspan/. December 31, 2003. Douglas County FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Carol D. Shull, Greenlee, Michael D., House, (Lawrence, William Sharp, Project Manager, Kansas MPS) 947 Louisiana St., Lawrence, Northeast Region, 215–597–1655 or Keeper of the National Register of Historic 03001387 [email protected]. Places. Ford County ALASKA SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: If you Hennessy Hall, Saint Mary of the Plains wish to comment, you may submit your Ketchikan Gateway Borough—Census Area Campus, 240 San Jose Dr., Dodge City, comments by any one of several Guard Island Lighthouse, (Light Stations of 03001396 methods. You may mail or e-mail the United States MPS), Guard Islands in Harvey County comments to William Sharp, Northeast the Clarence Strait at the N end of Tongass Region, 200 Chestnut Street, Narrow, 9.6 mi. NW. of Ketchikan, Lincoln School, 406 W. Sixth St., Newton, Philadelphia, PA 19106, or Ketchikan, 03001378 03001395 [email protected]. Our practice is Newton Stadium, (New Deal-Era Resources of to make comments, including names ARKANSAS Kansas MPS) Athletic Park, Newton, 03001394 and home addresses of respondents, Arkansas County available for public review during Pottawatomie County regular business hours. Individual U.S. Post Office—Stuttgart, 302 S. Maple, Dennis Quarry, (Aboriginal Lithic Source respondents may request that we Stuttgart, 03001380 Areas in Kansas MPS) Address Restricted, withhold their home address from the Mississippi County Onaga, 03001393 record, which we will honor to the Wildy, Edward Samuel, Barn, 1198 S. AR extent allowable by law. There also may 136, Etowah, 03001382 Shawnee County be circumstances in which we would East Topeka Junior High School, (New Deal- withhold from the record a respondent’s Randolph County Era Resources of Kansas MPS) 1210 E. 8th identity, as allowable by law. If you Ravenden Springs School, (Public Schools in St., Topeka, 03001397 wish us to withhold your name and/or the Ozarks MPS) AR 90, Ravenden Springs, Luttjohann, Fred and Cora, House, 2053 S. address, you must state this 03001379 Kansas Ave., Topeka, 03001384 VerDate jul<14>2003 15:06 Dec 15, 2003 Jkt 203001 PO 00000 Frm 00051 Fmt 4703 Sfmt 4703 E:\FR\FM\16DEN1.SGM 16DEN1 70034 Federal Register / Vol. 68, No. 241 / Tuesday, December 16, 2003 / Notices MAINE Washington Park Reservoirs Historic District, Bath County Res. 3 2549 SE. Murray Ave., Res. 4 2521 Cumberland County Millboro School, Jct. of VA 668 (High St.) and SW. Murray Ave., Portland, 03001447 VA 633 (Main St.), Millboro, 03001439 Androscoggin Swinging Bridge, Spanning the Androscoggin R bet. Topsham and PENNSYLVANIA Brunswick County Brunswick, Brunswick, 03001404 Lehigh County Mason-Tillett House, 1050 Christanna Intervale Farm, 1047 Intervale Rd., New Highway, Valentines, 03001443 Gloucester, 03001407 Leaser, Frederick and Catherine, Farm, 7654 Steep Falls Library, (Maine Public Libraries Leaser Rd., Lynn Township, 03001420 Essex County MPS) 1128 Pequawket Trail, Steep Falls, TEXAS St. Matthew’s Church, Jct. of VA 17, VA 631, 03001406 and VA 724, Champlain, 03001429 Cameron County Hancock County Fairfax County Rector Road Bridge at Clear Creek, (Historic Hammond, Edward J., Hall, Main St., Winter Bridges of Texas MPS) Approx. 2.5 mi. SE. Silverbook Methodist Church, 8616 Harbor, 03001405 of Sanger, Sanger, 03001418 Silverbrook Rd., VA 600, Lorton, 03001438 Jarvis, Col. Charles and Mary Ann, Homestead, 10 Surry Rd., Ellsworth, Cherokee County Fauquier County 03001403 Jacksonville Post Office, 402 E. Rusk St., Hollow, The, VA 688, Leeds Manor Rd. and N. of Marshall School Ln., Markham, Jacksonville, 03001417 Piscataquis County 03001442 Kineo Cottage Row Historic District, West Denton County side of Kineo Peninsula in Moosehead Northampton County Gregory Road Bridge at Duck Creek, (Historic Lake, Kineo Township, 03001408 Cessford, 16546 Courthouse Rd., Eastville, Bridges of Texas MPS) Approx. 0.5 mi. W. 03001441 Sagadahoc County of Lois Rd., near the N. Denton County Trufant Historic District, Portions of Corliss, line, Sanger, 03001419 Petersburg Independent City Highland, Middle, Pine and Washington Gonzales County Stewart-Hinton House, 416 High St., Sts., Bath, 03001402 Petersburg (Independent City), 03001437 Gonzales Memorial Museum and NEW MEXICO Amphitheater Historic District, 414 Smith Pittsylvania County St., Gonzales, 03001414 Los Alamos County North Danville Historic District, Roughly bounded by Riverside Dr., Claiborne St., McLennan County Grant Road, (Homestead and Ranch School Leemont Cemetery, Novle Ave., and Scales Era Roads and Trails of Los Alamos, New McDermott Motors Building, 1125 St., Danville, 03001432 Mexico MPS) Approx. 131 ft. N of the NE Washington Ave., Waco, 03001415 corner of the jct. of Diamond Dr. and San Portsmouth Independent City Travis County Ildefonso Rd., Los Alamos, 03001409 Monumental Methodist Church, 450 Arnold Bakery, 1010 E. Eleventh St., Austin, Santa Fe County Dinwiddie St., Portsmouth (Independent 03001416 City), 03001430 Jones, Everret, House, (Buildings Designed by Old West Austin Historic District (Boundary John Gaw Meem MPS) 210 Brownell Increase), Roughly bounded by Funston, Powhatan County Howland Rd., Santa Fe, 03001411 W. 34th, Texas Loop 1, Oakmont, and W. Fine Creek Mills Historic District, 2425–2434 Robert E. Lee Rd. (VA 641), Fine Creek Taos County 31st, Austin, 03001413 Mills, 03001440 Lawrence, D.H., Ranch Historic District, VIRGINIA Prince William County Lawrence Rd., approx 2.75 mi. E. of NM Alexandria Independent City 522 on U.S. Forest Service Rd. 7, San Pilgrim’s Rest (Boundary Increase), 2101 Cristobal, 03001410 Alfred Street Baptist Church, (African Belmont Grove Rd., Nokesville, 03001434 American Historic Resources of NEW YORK Alexandria, Virginia MPS) 313 S. Alfred Richmond Independent City Livingston County St., Alexandria (Independent City), Virginia Washington Monument, Capitol 03001423 Square, Richmond (Independent City), First Presbyterian Church of Tuscarora, 8082 Beulah Baptist Church, (African American 03001421 Main St., Tuscarora, 03001400 Historic Resources of Alexandria, Virginia Southampton County Rensselaer County MPS) 320 S. Washington
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