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FOR MAI I- ARRIVE FAIRBANKS
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According to inf n mat.ion receiv
ed by the local office of the Roust
Airways from Fairbanks, Pilot
Frank Whaley expects to remain
th re until ..the mail arrives Fair
banks probably this evening, be
fore taking off for Nome.
NOME CITY tOlNCII. MEETS
ERIOUSEY ADVISES THE
ri.EANUP OF AM- -DEBRIS
’ROUND NOME
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At the r gular miming of the
Nofhe city (' laticil l >st evening at
City Hill, it; which .all council
> n were p es nr, decisive steps
■ Ink n to "bring about a spirit
of clean-tip and paint u.p in thi
f Nome.
The council was called to order
\v Mayor s» rrz "wt-rfi hH council
.) • rt i a Miei ■ ihai x The ren (I
log of the j nrnal comprising the.
minutes of tlic list meeting wa
rn;-, proved.
The matter of municipal distrib
ute! of. bard lippor was taken
”>> rain, City Ac ruey Sullivan
■epiirt id receipt of a telegram of
Mr: motbm from tire Territorial
, c nor Hoard, sta'ing. (hat as re
cards municipal ownership of li
quor stores, thf'v were refusinc
*0 i s " e permits to allow ineor
nora'ed municipalities to engage
in the liquor business and statin;;,
that the City of Ketchikan had
also been refused a peiinit.
The subject of a new ordinance
regarding driver’s licenses was
brought 11 f> and tin- City Attorney
said he had drafted a preliminary
form of ordinance hut that he
•vo old npprerirre it if the council
would postpone. action until In
had received further d<tails and
I’nformatinn from Kairbandcs and
j Vnchorage, to which councils lie
bod written requesting" informa-'
tion as to how ’hev had handled
he question. The council post
ten; d any action until Mr. Sullli
va n h is been advised from these
cities. In regard to a subject
which would probably come under
a like ordinance, the responsih'lity
"f owners of ears, when such cars
ore involved iq traffic violations,
'he council decided to lav this
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matter on the tahle also, as the
t'itv attorney w-s also expecting
more d-tail-d informnt’on from
,'ether cities in Alaska on this
point.
a'-., lommi u e on clean-up week
repoi id that the city dump triick
"t’s ill husv hauling debris and
garffmw awev from many places
■’m I own. The committee stated
"i’ll id probably take another
four hr five days before all of ihe
■rubbish had been hauled away.
The health and relief committee
reported two comlaints being reg
istered regarding unsanitary con
ditions. Executive action was tak
on in the. matter and the subject
disposed of.
Tin* matter of cleaning tip the
beach op the south side of the
♦own. was brought before the coun
cil bv Mayor Swartz, who stated
i' was h!s opinion that some act
ion should he taken, and taken im
mediately. us the appearance and
general sanitary condition's were
appalling. Several councilman
expressed their opinions on the
subject, the general concensus of
<>BW-nn being....that-- , before tfce
beats arrive, the beach should be
cleaned from one end of the town
to the other. Following consid
erable discussion on the matter
the subject was referred to the
Health and Relief Committee, con
sisting of Ed Setdenverg ami An
drew Sather, who were instructed
hv the council to approach the pro
perty owners on that side of the
street and inform them that It
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DR. REX E. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OFFICE HOURS: 1 to 3 I’M.
NOME, ALASKA.
DR. H. G. HUGHES
DENTIST
AMOVE MODERN CAFE
HOURS # A. M, TO 5 P. M.
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
C. l\ TANNER
Lawyer
DUNHAM BUILDING
NOME, ALASKA.
DR. L. yt. FROMM
DENTIST
opposite Nome No gate
PEome Mala 1
Would be very desirable m have
each property owner lake the re
sponsibility of cleaning up his own
properly, -either owner or tenant.
jTh'e main point to be expressed was
it hat not only one or two would
| have their place* cleaned up, but
| • lidt it would lie unanimous. In
:vsurh event that some property
wtiej- refused the council author
ized the committee to rtotify the
t pi - rso u that the Health and Relief
j1 Wm m it! e< would clean it up at
;.'licit- expense and then cha rjte
I't'tvin for the work done. However
o such -.expedUpt is deemed press
cilde, as it is believed that with
Nome, of tile business njen loettted
'lose tagBflier rhey could have s-ey
'1 men working and the beach'*
aned 'up at“ a very low cost.
Tile offer i i Oscar -Vti.' p-f W4.0.ft0
r a lot ndoTning h:s residence
I was accepted by the eOioici),. *fol
; low hug- a report of a special com
j Ml it tee on the subject.
I L,n.mber' Was delivered to the
St.,Joseph's church and work has
cried by private citizens, on re
1 'iriiig the side walk near that,
place.
Twenty fret of a lot on the
!< in r of Stedman Avenue and
KITiii'd Street were sold to Guv
[Hoyd, on tut offer by hint.
Claims and accounts against the
j ■ I * y were read and upon motion,
hollowing iho approval of the Fin
nice Com m it tee, ordered paid.
Tile subject of a tonnage tax
i was brought before the attention
jof the council, for till vessels en
tering or sailing rom Snake River
Harbor, It was decided to post
il' no any action on this matter un
*»it the former ordinances regard*
mg tonnage taxes had been in
vestigaled and reported on at the
next meeting.
A Pole* who was present at the
j Du eling spoke on the tonnage tax
intiestion primarily front the stand.
■ ini df Secretary of the Nome
i h 'tuber of Commerce, stating
hat if such , a tax were applied,
i very valuable and complete re
wd of freight and merchandise
entering Snake River Harbor, could
lip kept.
The matter of ordering about
'.""0 feel of lumber for street re
i nil's was taken up and it was ag
reed to call for bids on tbe cost
of such lumber delivered to the
city.
Tiie council approved the applic
ation of Leo Seidenverg to engage
iti the hard liquor dispensary httsi
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j ness (Inring tlie* period from June
jt’O, 1934 to June *.0. 1935.
i’pon niotfon. there being no
more direct business to (.-01110 be
fore tire council, the meeting was
adjourned to meet again, Monday.
June 25th.
shoots orr Aitui'MKvr with
(TVMKN .11,1, Kll.l.l ll
j-i Ily Tlie Associated Press)
MIAMI. Oklhnni:!. June 12. Jack
D.iinaway," a. merchant patrolman
in tin- town here ’ and 1 wd utiid
,entitled l (1 nnt> it vvet e‘ all shot and
; killed in a .pistol duel, fnllowin:
the attempt of IJunaway to i|ues
tion the other two.
STtM'K MARKET TltOI Itl.KD
(lly The Associated Press)
NEW YORK. .1 it lie Id, Lower
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day. with the sreyl strike prob
lem still unsettled. Legislative
devil pnients a,re indecisive, Snm1
tra.ders were disposed to take pro-1
Jits on. flose margin. ' -
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