w# Vito A©
mm
3 than 2,400
* Xir j.i of tv..41, the
w .gest del,|rery to
/itch Sel.dg/it. in
several n* oaths, • pas
‘ unloaded the popt
.office It .to Thursday
evening.
The mr.ilboat £id
not tie up at the
dock itp'tll nearly 9
o1cloclf, and popt
nistr pcs Susan Eng
lish was busy sorting'-'
and putting up Hail
until 2 o’clock Fri
day morning*
DOUG LASES back
from outside
Mr. and Mrs. Euck
ley Douglas returned
fror. their trip Out
side on Thursday’s '
raa i 1 bo a 11 Mr. Dfcug -
las, local kFU ag$nt, ■
has been in Seattle
to discuss fish
prices for the corsing
season•
HOME FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs, Lois Ander
son, and her new son,
John III, went hone
ftfon the hospital
Wednesday evening.
i
CLOSING, LaW (Cont. ) •
Mayor Simon Josef
sen opposed the no
tion, declaring that
since the closing
hour had not been en
forced during the
past year, there v;as
no real need of mak
ing a change during
the current council’s
tern of office*
Mu’. Josef sen was
overruled and the nor
tion was passed witty
his the only dissent
ing vote.
axbj C-LSI*. UIIU.
treasurer R.* j. Mc
Nealy presented the.
annual balance sheet,
of municipal finances .
as required by ord.in-..
ance. The financial,
report will be print
ed in its entirety in
the next issue of The
Frontiersnan.
In studying the •
financial report, it •
was stated that ath
letic equipment, pur
chased with city
funds during the past
year, and now not in
use, was stored under
poor ’conditions at
Seldovia school. It
. w a s s ugg e s t e d that',
the equipment be ;r
brought to the .city|,
hall for storage in'1
an upstairs room. • •
Mayor Josefsen
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LIGHTS PLAY
f Ri DAY NIGHT
A shimmering dis
play of northern
lights in bright co
lor rewarded the star
gazer at midnight
last • night* The
lights seemed to be
the most brilliant of
the entire winter*
OklNK fill IK
For Health,
Mr. Bell
Frank Beil, Seldo
viafs milkman, has
been confined to his
home by illness for
the 'past several
days .
told the council that
the city treasurer
had not been bonded.
Councilman Herr then
drafted a motion that
an ordinance be
drawn requiring that
the city treasurer be
bonded under such
bond el? approved by
the council. The mo
tion was passed unanf
imovLsly,- . ,.-i
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CgM FORT. QuiET,! i
Convenience
you’ll find.them
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