THE NOME DAILY NUGGET
GEO S MAYNARD. Editor
RUSSELL G MAYNARD. Manager
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Council \ oled To
hcunburse A.IJs.
For Lot—$704.00
The City Council at its
meeting last night in the
city hail, finally took action
to settle the long-disputed
subject of a lot for the Arc
tic Brotherhood. They vot
-
priate $704.00 to be present
ed 13 the Arctic Brother
hood Camp Nome No. 9 tc
relieve the city of any fur
ther responsibility or bonds
of indebtedness in connec
tion with the supplying ol
a lot in return for the one
obtained from the A. B’s
during the reorganizatior
of property which took
place following the fire ol
1934.
All councilmen were pre
sent and after the reading
and approval of the minu
tes of the last meeting, al
bills approved by the fin
ance committee were ordei
ed paid. Edward Seiden
verg was elected mayor pre
tern.
A letter was received from
the Hammon Company, re
minding the city of certair
pieces of pipe used for ar
emergency fire mains sys
tem. which were the pro
perty of the company. The
mayor ordered that the
pipe be returned as soon as
possible.
Report of fire chief Laws
disclosed that there had
been five alarms turned in
during the month of March
but very little damage done
at any fires.
The police 'eport of Chief
Laws indicated that there
had been six arrests during
March most of them on
: r
ges.
A communication from
the Nome Harbor Lighter
age Co. requesting permis
sion to construct a spur
track from the tramroad
where it crosses B street, to
the point where the new
school building is to be con
strutted.in connection with
the business of transport
ing building materials, was
received by the council, &
the matter turned over to a
committee of Councilmen
Hagen and Gross.
The offer of Glenn M. Al
drich of $10 for the north
half of lot 10 in Block 64.
. was upon motion, passed
■ and accepted by the coun
cil.
i A communication from
former engineer Fred Yen
i ney of the city fire depart
■ ment pertaining to numer
ous items of repair parts
which were urgently need
ed as extras for the fire
pump and accessories, re
ceived prompt attention. &
the fire committee was or
dered to arrange for order
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