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WASHINGTON. l>. C. April 12
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(By Alaska Ne?s Bureau.)
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NEW COUNCIL IN CHARGE;
OFFICERS HOE ELEC1ED
J M Tanner. Mayor
William Britt
Dr. J. P. Brawand
Howard Ashley
John Grashal
Phil W. Snyder
Harry B Flaharty
Phil Abrahams. Municipal Magics
trate and Treasurer.
Frank Page, Chief of Police, Street
Commissioner and Assessor.
l?og Catcher.
Walter W. Liggett. Town Clerk.
The old council met last night,
transacted the regular routine busi
ness, heard the report of the town
isurer. which showed that a deficit
of i 1,469. SO now faces the new coun
cil. and then adjourned sine die, after
Mayor Ashley had been tendered
a unanimous vote of thanks for his
fair and impartial manner in presid
ing over the council for the past
The new councilmen then took' then
st-ats. the roll call showing Council
men Ashley. Brawand. Britt, Flaharty
tirashel. Snyder and Tanner present.
Councilman Britt nominated J. M
Tanner a> president of the council
utd ex-officio mayor and he was unan
lmously elected, lu taking office Mr.
"(rentlemen of the council, I thank
you for the honor you have conferred
upon me ami I will endeavor to fill
t ? position to the best of my ability
asid to always work for the best inter
est of the town while I hold this of
Mr. Tanner then announced the fol
lowing committee appointments:
Ways and means. ? Ashley, Britt
and Flaharty.
Fire and water. ? Crash el. Ashley
and Brawand.
Public works and public property. ?
Britt, Snyder and Grashel.
Health and Police. ? Brawand. Britt
and Flaharty.
Judiciary and election. ? Flaharty,
Ashley and Snyder.
Water 'orks. ? Snyder, Brawand
and Grashel.
Mr. Br' t introduced ordinance No.
117 amending ordinance No. 113. The
rules were suspended by unanimous
vote and the ordinance placed on its
final passage and passed without a
dissenting vote. In effect the ordin
ance combines the offices of mun
icipal magistrate and treasurer, of
chier of police, street commissioner,
fire warden and assessor; and of
town clerk and registrar.
l>r. Brawand nominated Phil Abra
hams for municipal magistrate and
treasurer. Mr. tirashel moved the
nominations be closed and Mr. Ab
rahams was unanimously elected.
tVank Page and G. W. Dillon were
applicants for chief of police and
street commissioner. Mr. Britt nom
inated Mr. Page and Mr. Ashley nom
inated Mr. Dillon. Mr. Page received
four votes and upon motion of Mr.
Ashley the election was made unani
mous.
E. J. Doherty and W. W. Liggett
made application for the office of
town clerk. Mr. Liggett was nominat
cd by Mr. Snyder and Mr. Ashley nom
inated Mr. Doherty. Mr. Liggett re
ceived four votes and was elected
town clerk.
Several recommendations concern
ing the advisability of having the
ballots for the school board made dif
ferent from the ballots for council
men ami the publishing of the delin
quent tax list were referred to the
committee on judiciary and elections
for investigation and report.
The election of M. A. McLean as
chief of the fire department was rat
ified.
Mr. Britt made a motion that the
clerk of the school board submit to
the council an estimate of the 3chool
expenses for the coming year.
Council then adjourned.
BRIBERS 10
BE REVEALED
(By Alaska News Bureaj)
ALBANY, N. Y April 12? i Gov.
Hughfa has ca!l.il (or an in4uiry of
the wholesale bribery in the legisla
ture which has been revealed by Sen
at rs Allds and Conger. Startling
developments are expected.
Mr aad Mrs. W. \V. Do ugh ton
lefl (or Ketchikan on the Humboldt.
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IS HO IRE
(By Aiask* K?w? Bureau)
VICTORIA, B. C. April 12? Capt.
Tallow, former minister of finance of
British Columbia, died yesterday af
ternoon from the effects of injuries
he received by being thrown from
his buggy in an accident.
The Jefferson is due in port to
morrow evening.
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MAYOR AGAIN
IS MUSICIAN
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
SAN FRANCISCO. April 11? Ex
Mayor Eugene Schmltz, who was con
victed of boodllng, has paid his ar
rears in dues and re-joined the musi
cian's union. Mr. Schmitz la in
straightened circumstances financially
and may return to his musical work.
Before becoming mayor he was the |
leader of an orchestra.
SUNKEN REEF
(Special to the Daily Alaskan)
JUNEAU. April 12? The Georgia,
en route between Juneau and Sitka I
drifted on a reef last night close to |
where the Yucatan was wrecked.
Very little damage was done.
The Georgia will soon be sent to :
Seattle for her annual overhauling j
and the damage will be repaired.
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(By Alaska News Bureau.)
TACOMA. April 11? Mrs. Henry
Schultz, an elderly woman living in j
the outskirts of this city, was decoye<l
from her home about tea days ago andj
murdered a short distance away from
her residence. The dead body was
discovered yesterday. The police sus
pect her son-in-law, Charles Wezler,
of having committed the crime. He
is believed to have left for Alaska
within the last ten days.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyter- j
ian Church will meet at the home of i
Mrs. Elizabeth Blanchard on Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30. I
JOE CANNON
MAKES DEE!
(By Alaska Now* Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 12?
Speaker Cannon, angered by the re
fusal of the House 'to appropriate
$2,500 for the purchase and mainten
ance of an automobile for the Speak
er's use, today made a characteristic
speech In the House, hurling defiance
at the Insurgents and Progressives.
Among other things, Cannon stated
that he would remain Speaker until
March 4, and he defied the Insurgents
to remove him from his chair.
WILL EXTEND
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 12?
Senator Jones of Washington today
made an amendment to the rate bill
which will give the inter-state com
merce commission jurisdiction over
the Alaskan railroads.
CMETO
BE RE-ARGUED
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 11? On
account of the death of Associate Jus
tice Brewer the appeal cases of the
American Tobacco company and the
Standard Oil company will have to be
re-argued before the Supreme Court.
HUNTER PLUS ARCTIC TRIP
(By Alaska Newt Bureau.)
NEW YORK. April 12? Harry Whit
ney, the hunter and explorer, is plan
ning another trip to the Arctic re
gions this summer.
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