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NOME_FAIRBANKS_ALASKA
City Council
Met in Session
Last Nighl
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by Hagen, it was unanim
ously agreed that the city
donate $100.00.
Ordinance No. 276 was
introduced fixing the salar
ies of the city clerk. City
attorney and city treasurer,
and upon motion duly made
was passed and approved
that the salaries of the fol
lowing officials be fixed as
follows: City Clerk $200
per month; City Attorney
$75.00 per month; City
Treasurer $1.00 per year
Conrad Yenney and others
appeared before the coun
cil in connection with the
matter of the Arctic Bro
therhood obtaining a lot
from the city upon which
to construct a building,said
building was described as a
two story affair with a
business location on the
ground floor, a club room
and a hall big enough to ac
comodate all the dancing,
social and sport activities of
the community. It listen
ed well until the proposi
tion budded forth that they
expected the city to furnish
the lot centrally located, at
any price. The councilmen
and mayor repulsed the
idea that the city was obli
gated to that extent and
city attorney Sullivan went
on record that the city was
not obligated legally to take
the taxpayers money out of
the treasury and buy a lot
for the A. B’s or any other
organization or property
owner.
The question arose over
the directors or board ol
Trustees of the Arctic Bro
therhood signing over their
ground to Trustee Stan
groom, just as some 50 oth
er property owners did in
the burned area. It was
pointed out that the city
was not involved in the
turnover, that it was sim
ply a matter of property
owners joining together to
make a wider and better
street.
After much discussion by
the council and spectators
it was decided to appoint a
committee consisting of
Councilmen Seidenverg. H.
Hagen, and Alvin Polet, all
members of the A. B’s, to
look into the matter and
bring in a report at a speci
al meeting to be called up
on given notice to the mem
bars of the council.
The matter of a volun
teer fire department brot
forth about as much inter
est as the A. B’s building
proposition. Several mem
bers of the council as well
as spectators agreed in the
matter that a volunteer fire
department was a neces
sary adjunct to the present
three-man paid fire depart
ment. The use of fire
equipment was gone into in
detail,and and the way fires
were handled in other Ala
ska cities and towns. The
fire committee was granted
further time to organize a
volunteer fire department.
Nothing furthering com
ing before the meeting the
council adjourned.
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Airplane News
Nome Airport
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Pilot Hans Mirow of the
Mirow Air Service, accom
panied by his new pilot
Mr. Norris Johnson, were
caught by weather on their
return flight from the Kou
garok and were forced to
spend the night on the El
Dorado river about fifteen
miles from Nome, in a pros
pectors cabin. When day
light came today they flew
on into Nome, in the Stin-'
son plane.
Pilot Mirow hopped off
this afternoon for Fair
bank with a load of express
and freight for Koyukuk
Station.
Pilot Frank Whaley hop
ped off for Nugget Gulch,
Taylor and Rainbow Camp
today with Mr. Foster and
R. Stenerson as passengers,
besides a large load of
freight.
The Pacific Alaska Air
ways Electra piloted by S.
E. Robbins and Stuart ar-l
rived from Fairbanks today!
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with about 600 pounds of
mail, including a large con
signment of first cdass.
There were four passen
gers from Golovin to Nome.
The plane hopped off on its
return flight soon after its
arrival here.
—
A. L. Carpenter, “Band
master” of Nome and sour
dough piano player of early
days entered the hospital
I today for medical attention
He is expected to be hail &
hearty again in about a
week and ready to take up
his duties as leader of the
Nome Brass Band again.
—
Weather Today
j
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
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| Unsettled weather with
scattered snow squalls con
tinued thruout interior A1
aska today. Some high
high winds were recorded
last night in the Tanana
Valley. Fairbanks report
ed a south wind of forty
miles per hour last night.
Dense ground fog was re
corded in the vicinity of
Kotzebue this morning.
Generally fair weather
prevailed in southeastern
Alaska and southward alo
ng the coast of Oregon and
Washington. Temperatur i
es are near the seasonal av I
erage in most sections.
Airways conditions at 11
a.m. were as follows:
Nome partly cloudy tern. 5
Solomon clear 4 below
Nulato clear 1
Kaltag clear 10
Unalakleet foggy 2
Flat partly cloudy 9
Ruby cloudy 10
Anchorage clear 30
Cordova cloudy 30
Juneau cloudy 28
Ketchikan clear 24
Bethel clear 4
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