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Common Council
Holds Lively
Meeting
The Nome Common Council
held a lively meeting Monday eve
ning in the City Hall, the mayor
and all councilmen were present.
A telegram was received by the
mayor from Governor Gruening
stating that Alaska was to receive
$84,875.00 for post-war planning,
from a fund under Federal Works
Administration and further re
quested the city to apply for a
portion of the funds for plans and
survey on a post war project
which the city was prepared to
finance. The offer was rejected.
The Police report for the month
of May in fines and forfeitures to
talled $1,126.50.
The Fire Department report on
the five fires during May states
that damages averaged less than
$50 each.
Fred Rohn purchased lot 4 in
Block 65 from the City. Lot 2, in
Block “J” is in much demand;
John Solon offered $300, George
Madsen bid $350, and John Krom
stated he would pay $400 saying
he wished to open up a doughnut
and candy shop.
The Street Committee reported
that the two main streets through
town had been graded but that
the equipment was not now avail
able to continue the job, as it was
needed elsewhere on a priority
job.
The loose dog ordinance which
has been on and off the table so
many times, is now nearing com
pletion and should be rounded
into shape within the next 30
days.
Mayor Edward Seidenverg re
ported on his trip to the States,
saying he was unable to purchase
a police car, and that he had spent
considerable time inquiring into
both National and Federal Hous
ing projects for Nome.
The Council voted approval of
the proposal to oil the streets of
Nome on account of the dust. It
was stated that the dust from the
streets was unhealthy and unsan
itary, and the condition should be
remedied at once to prevent pos
sible epidemic.
The Health Committee was in
structed to have the refuse which
has been piled up during Clean
up-week, hauled away.
MRS. GEO. BOWLES
TO SUMMER HERB
Mrs. Geo. Bowles teacher from
Council, returned to Nome to
spend the summer.
MARRIAGES THIS WEEK
Walter Watt and Ida Armstrong
were married by the U. S. Com
missioner on Monday, June 11.
Harvard B. Brown and Ella
Klementson were married by the
U S. Commissioner on Tuesday,
June 12.
CUARDINC NAZI SHIP —Danish troops keep guard
over the 10,000-ton German warship Prinz Eugen, which was sur
rendered along with other Nazi craft in Copenhagen harbor when
German armed forces gave up unconditionally.
NOME’S OWN
DRUG STORE
NOW OPEN
Polar Liquor
Store
Formerly Cavey’s
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Largest Selection of
FINE WHISKIES AND LIQUORS
On the Seward Peninsula
WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS
G. MADSEN K. HEDREEN