THE NOME DAILY NUGGET
GEO S. MAYNARD, Editor
RUSSELL G MAYNARD. Manager.
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ced the names of commit
tees to handle the city’s
business between meetings
as follows:
Streets, Alleys & Lights
Hagen and Cavey.
Fire and Water, Rude &
O’Connor.
Finance and Building.
Polet and Gross.
Law Ordinance and Print
ing. O’Connor and Polet.
Police and Jail, Gross &
Rude.
Health and Relief. Cav
ey and Hagen
Due to the students of
the high school giving a
show last night, it was de
cided to pass over until the
first regular meeting April
27th, any business matters
that might come before the
council..
However, the mayor and
others of the council were
called upon for short ad
dresses, whereupon Mayor
Seidenverg, & Councilmen
O’Connor, Rude, Polet, &
Hagen each asserted that
they would devote their
best efforts to give Nome
and the taxpayers the very
best service within their
powers.
“Duffy” O’Connor, in a
few concise words stated he
did not wish to take up the
time of the council but that
he had plans for a munici
pal power and light plant
and other things which he
wished to put into practice,
with the aid of his fellow
councilmcn. and would pre
sent them at another.meet
ing.
Mayor Seidenverg an
nounced that it was his in
tention to appoint a stand
ing committee of the coun
cil to take care of matters
pertaining to the construc
tion of the new school build
ing. Another committee
will handle and report to
the council on the desira
bility of granting liquor
and beer licenses to appli
cants, he stated.
City Clerk Walsh re
quested a leave of 30 days
in order that he could at
tend the annual meeting of
the Territorial Board of Ed
ucation at Juneau, and his
request was granted.
According to the report
of the financial statements
read, the city council starts
business with between fiv'e
and six thousand dollars in
the treasury, which is en
couraging, to say the least.
The council adjourned un
til its first regular meeting,
Monday, April 27th when
it is expected that a large
attendance of taxpayers
and citizens will be present
as it was stated by various
members of the council,
that it was their desire;
that more interest be taken i
in city affairs by the citi
zens attending meetings
and taking an active inter
est in same.
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