THE NOME DAILY NUGGET
GEO S MAYNARD. Editor
RUSSELL G MAYNARD. Manager
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gone. Fred Cook occupied
the position as emergency
driver. Upon Curtis’ re
turn Chief Laws immediate
ly suspended him and in
formed the fire committee.
Fred Cook will remain as
the emergency driver until
a new driver is chosen. Mr.
Rude stated.
Chairman Hagen of the
committee to investigate
the request of the Nome
Harbor Lighterage Co., re
ported favorably on the
matter to the council. Un
der new business this mat
ter was discussed with the
result that another commit
tee composed of Council
men Gross, O’Connor and
Cavey was appointed to in
vestigate fully into all fea
tures of the purported con
tract supposed to be held
by the Nohalico ' for the
transportation of materials
of Air. Petermann, school
contractor.
C. O. Roberts had some
pertinent questions to ask
concerning the cutting out
of local labor if the spur
track as mentioned by the
Nohalico was allowed to be
laid across B street. Coun
cilman Polet attempted to
explain the position of the
Nohalico as being a step
forward with progress.
Councilman O’Cnr.or also
had something to say con
cerning the probability if
the track went through the
local transfer c rtcerns and
local lab r would be cut out
of the work.
Mover Ed. Seider.verg ap
pointed Councilman Rude.
O'Conn or .md G: 'ss as a
spec:.:! liquor committee to
investigate all appiicat tons
for liquor licenses and re
port their findtngs to the
council whether favorable
or unfavorable.
The application for the
transfer of the restaurant
liquor license of Biackie
Mathews to Harry Call to
operate in the former offi
ces of the W J Rowe trans
fer was turned over to this
committee.
The special committee to
handle affairs concerning
the construction of the new
school building appointed
by the mayor included
councilmen Polet, Hagen,
and Cavey.
Bringing up the question
of the motorizing of the fire
department, Mayor Seiden
verg questioned each coun
cilman as to his opinion
concerning such a change.
With the exception of coun
oilman Gross, they all de
clared themselves heartily i
in favor of making * the
change to motor equipment.
The general public pres- i
ent was requested for state
ment of opinions and many
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