PHOT MAKEr'
KODIAK TRIPS
Merrill Ken ington
made t,r,o trips to Ko
diak with alaska-Sel
dovia Packers per
sonnel this week. On
■"ednesday he took
C. P. binder son on a
nuick hop to Port
"'illi:.ms and to Ko
diak, r 3turning that
same day.
Later this week
Jack Brennan, Packers
off ice man. ger , f 1 ew
to Kodiak to investi
gate an injury suf
fered by a company
employe at Blue Box
NT" COUNCIL STATED (Cont)
pr js en t s alary.
Councilman dis
cussed his reauest
for a higher wage,
and it was declared
that unless the po
lice work could be
made more nearly
self-supporting, no
increase could be
considered. Mr. Mc
Nealy, who has been
acting as magistrate,
said he believed that
a new magistrate
might assess stiffer
bay. The man, Robert
hosier of -Seattle,
sustained an eye in
jury.__
sen bonces Limn bnuse
handed down in the
past.
Mr. Barnhart then
agreed to act as
chief of police for
one month, while it
could be detsrmined
if the police depart
ment can be brought
somewhere near self
sufficiency.
G. M. Chambers was *
named the new city
magistrate•
The remainder of
the council meeting
was devoted to a dis
cussion of routine
matters•
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