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imately, by the city for
work in connection with
the PWA projects in Nome,
before the final approval
came through, was brought
up. It was decided by the
council to request the re
turn of the amount expend
ed,so that the regular funds
of the city might be reim
bursed for the sum paid
out.
An application from C.M.
Allyn for the position of
driver of the fire depart
ment team was read, inelud
ed with other applications,
and when brought up later
in the meeting, the subject
was passed over until the
next meeting, after nomi
nations of L. D. Bronson
and C. M. Allyn had been
rejected by members of the
council.
In regard to the subject
of digging a well for Mrs.
Ole Hay, a responsibility
admitted by the city, in con
nection with work done af
ter the fire in 1934,in which
the well on her property
was covered over, council
men Seidcnverg and Polet
were appointed by mayor
pro tem Sather to take im
jmediate action and see that
such work of supplying her
with a new well, was com
menced as early as possible.
The fire committee report
ed that one of the old hor
ses was still on their hands
but that within a few days
they would be in a position
to dispose of it, as the ex
pense of keeping the horse
is too great.
The health and relief com
mittee reported of taking
care of one case of relief
by supplying six months
rent so that the persons
would be able to continue
residing in an owner’s cab
in.
The subject of providing
. ground better suited for the
burying of persons in the
Nome cemetery was brou
ght up and a special com
mittee of Sather and Polet
was appointed to investi
gate. It was stated that
the present ground is en
tirely unsuited for burial
grounds and that addition
al property should be ob
tained to the eastward of
the present location.
Ed. Steffen, paymaster
for the PWA projects at
Nome reported that he
; would have a detailed re
port to deliver Tuesday on
the work carried on in
! Nome. All projects official
ly came to an end last Sat
urday evening and no more
funds are to be spent from
these sources.
W.H. Bloom, Superinten
dent of the Nome Public
School, in response to re
quests for approximate esti
mates on the possible fur
nishings of the proposed
new school building here,
submitted a rough outline
of what would be needed
and rendered a possible es
timate of approximately
$6,000 required to furnish
the school, not including
desks. His report was for
mally fbec! with ti e council
to b. referred to at a later
date.
C. O. Roberts, president
of the Industrial Workers
of A’ask ..at Nome, a •■•dress
ed the council on various
subjects pertaining to Pie
new school buildinu. the P.
W.A work here, city pro
jects and labor in general.
Upon his suggestion, the
council voted to address a
letter to the contractor for
the proposed new school
building,requesting that he
employ local labor as much
as possible in the construc
tion of the new building.
He also requested the
use of the city hall on the
2nd and 4th Sat. nights of
,each month, for his organi
zation to conduct a night
ischool dealing in various
subjects of interest. The re
quest was referred to the
finance and building com
mittee.
The subject of radio in
terference was mentioned
by several councilmen and
the complaints being regis
tered by a great many rad
io owners, stating that re
ception was being seriously
interfered with in Nome,by
electrical disturbances of
one character or another.
In some cases complainants
refused to pay the $1. radio
assessment of the city of
Nome, until some work to
remove interference had
been done. The matter was
referred to the various
councilmen to bring before
the Nome Radio Club im
mediately.
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REPUBLICAN CLUB
The Republican Club will
meet in the City Hall, 8 pni
Wednesday, January 15th,
1931*. Election of officers
and other business of im
portance. All Republicans
invited.
LEROY, M. SULLIVAN,
L4tPresident.
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There is no need to use lumber covered with ice
and snow as we have a large stock of COMMON
lumber under cover, in our large sheds.
Velio the “Self-Sizing" Wall Finish, Plywood, In
sulite, Insulite Ilardboard. Drain Board Stock
And Molded Base 4-(> and 8 Inch.
Closing out what PAINT we have left at discount
also paint brushes. Fine selection of Doors—Sash
and Large Glass. Roofing 35-45-and 55 Pound
Weights. Building Paper
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
1934-1935 Schedule
Sailing Dates From Seattle Northbound And Sail
ing dates from Seward Southbound.
Victoria
Northwestern
Alaska
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Alaska
Leave
Seattle
Jan. 4
Jan. 11
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Jan. 25
Feb. 1
Feb. 8
Leave
Seward
Jan. 12
Jan. 20
Jan. 25
Feb. 2
Feb. 10
Feb. 15
General Agents Pacific Steamship Lines.
JAMES P. DALY, Agent, Nome.