THE NOME DAILY NUGGET
GEO. S. MAYNARD. Editor
RUSSELL G MAYNARD, Manager.
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MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
Detailed Report of Federal Grand Jury
Submitted District Court Thursday
Nome Alaska.
April 16 1936.
To the Hon. J. II. S. Morison,
Judge of the District Court for
the Second Division, Territory of
Alaska.
S I R:
. We, the Grand Jury, herewith
submit our report in accordance
with the instructions given to us
by you on April 6, 1936.
Twenty-three bills were sub
mitted to us by the U S. Attor
ney. We found nineteen true
bills and four not true bills.
Committees composed of mem
bers of the Grand Jury were ap
pointed to investigate the follow
ing: the federal jail the United
States Marshal’s office, the Unit
ed States Clerk of the Court of
fice, the U. S. District Attorney’s
office the U. S. Commissioner’s
office the U. S. Coast Guard
quarters, the Alaska Road Com
mission office, the Nome Public
School, the Office of Indian Af
fairs school. The following are
report- of recommendations sub
mitted by each respective com
mittee: these reports were thor
oughly discussed and accepted by
the grand jury,
FEDERAL JAIL
The space occupied by the cells
of the federal jail is 27 feet by
28 feet and there has been 21
prisoner kept in this space at
one time. The building both in
side and outside is constructed
of wood, therefore, the hazards
of fire are very great. Further
more there are no fire escapes.
The kitchen and dining room in
Conner on with the jail is not
large enough to accomodate the
number of prUoners lodged in
the jail. The building that the
jail, dining room and kitchen oc
cupied is very old and in a dilap
idated condition; the walls have
dropped from the ceiling as much
as six inches and the flooring is
broken and uneven making it un
safe and difficult to keep in a san
itary condition. We recommend
that immediate repairs be made
in the kitchen and dining room
of the Federal Jail.
U S. MARSHAL’S OFFICE
The quarters occupied by the
U. S. Marshal’s office is very in
adequate for the amount of bus
iness it transacts. The building
that the U. S. Marshal's office oc
cupies is very old and dilapidat
ed; it is heated with eleven stov
es with flues and the utmost cau
tion- has to be taken against fire.
We recommend that a suitable
building with proper accomoda
tions be provided. We are of the
opinion that the U. S. Marshal’s
office should be commended upon
the efficient manner the office,
jail and kitchen is managed.
U. S. CLERK OF COURT’S
OFFICE
The U. S. Clerk of the Court’s
office Ls very efficiently conducted.
This office does not have suffi
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