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Office Over Drugstore Phone 55 ReaidenceUMyckleboet Home Phone 54
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December J
24th 1927 |
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SCHOOL NOTES
A spelling contest is in progress
between Miss Vick’s and Miss Mac
Keeknie’s pupils. Much interest is
being manifested in both rooms. At
the end of the contest the winning
team will be entertained by the
losers, at an up-to-date party.
The high school enrolled a new
pupil this week. Eleanor Farrow
entered the Freshman Class on
Monday. This gives an enrollment
of twenty-eight to date.
Miss Ermina J^euert entered up
on her duties as teacher in the sixth
and seventh grade room Monday
morning. She will complete thei
work commenced by Miss . Peterson
who recently resigned.
Mr. Bowman is in Juneau this
week.
Miss Dickens was absent from
school on Wednesday on account
of sickness. Mrs. Schoettler sub
stituted in her room.
The new basketball suits for the
girls have arrived. They are royal
blue and white. The girls are now
leady to win another game.
Jess Ames is assisting in coach
ing the high school basketball
team this week, and the boys seem
quite interested.
Reviews are in progress in all
the rooms, preparatory to mid-year
examinations, which will be given
iext week.
Try Joan Fanning for Arch Sn
> or Shoes for men. women and chib
iron. First class i osery on hand.
Council Notes
The city council met Monday
evening with the mayor presiding
and 11 members in the meeting.
.after the minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved,
Mr. J. L. MacKecknie, city electri
cian reported the Blind Slough
telephone out of commissioner and
r< (ommended the installation of %
different system of communication.
Later he was requested to obtain
prices and further information re
gal ding such a system.
Two proposed ordinances were
read:
1. To provide for the election,
of Mayor and members of the com
i_,on Council; to fix time and man
ner of holding election; to pre
scribe the form of ballots and
method and manner of casting same
and to provide for absent voting.
2. An ordinance prohibiting the
dumping of garbage or other waste
matter within the corporate limits
of the Town and to provide penalty
therefor
Communications were read which
consisted of a letter from Henry
Roden in regard to assessing of
tax on the Buschman property.
A letter was read from Major
Lunsford E. Oliver of the U. S.
Engineering office at Juneau ack
nowledging receipt of the Council’s
letter and resolution in reference toJ
dredging of the Petersburg Harbor.
Another letter was read from the
same office stating that a report
had been received that certain peo
ple in Petersburg permitted tops of
sawed piling and other refuse to
float about, causing menace to na
vigation and asked that the mat
:he people.
A number of bills were allowed ]
isd it was voted to pay $260. to '
L>avid Paul for the right of way
thru his property.
The Council also voted to sell
lot 8 in block 66 to Otto Welde for
$60. the deed to be transferred
when improvements to the value of
$600. were placed on the lot.
The price of $160. was placed on
lots 5 and 6 in Block 31.
On application of Ole Lund for
lot 8 in Block 31, it was voted to.
sell ti for $50. or $75. for lots 7
and 8.
Upon report that the Bureau of
Education was considering the pur
chase of the "Pioneer Hall for the
use of the Bureau School, the Clerk
was instructed to confer with Mr.
Louis Paul, teacher in charge of
the local Bureau school, and each
councilman was urged to give this
matter urgent support. The Clerk
was also instructed to write a let
ter to Mr. Hawkesworth urging
this transaction.
Deputy Q. V. Brown, stationed
for a while at Ketchikan, passed
through Petersburg enroute to Ju
neau headquarters of the U. S.
Marshall It is being rumored
about town that he was coming to
Petersburg When seen, Marshall
McGreggor. did not know of any
such arrangement but said that he
had requested a vacation which he
has not had since his appointment
that probably his request is being
granted, though he has had no offi
cail notice to this effect
GROUNDHOG BASIN MINE
TO BE DEVELOPED
According to J. G. Galvin who
returned to Wrangell recently from
New York, the coming season will
see important development work in
the Groundhog basin.
When interviewed by the Sentin
ell reporter Mi;. Galvin stated that
the holding of Messrs. Grant, Shur
ick , Sinclair, and Grant, were tak
en over by the Lake Virginia Min
ing Company, of which he is presi
dent.
Mr. Galvin plans to leave again
for the States to purchase more
equipment. It is planned to drive
a 4,000-foot tunnel with 1,000 feet
of “raises.” This preliminary work
will result in blocking out several
million tons of ore and give a depth
of 2,000 feet.
A crew of 50 men will be put
to work just as soon as the equip
ment can be gotten on the ground.
Following the preliminary work
a plant capable of treating thou
sands of tons of ore daily will be
installed. These plans have been
made possible, according to Mr.
Galvin, through large financial in
terests in New York City.
The principal ores in the Ground
hog Basin are lead, silver and
zinc.
CARD OF THANKS
We appreciate and thank those
friends who so kindly helped us
during the long illness and death
of our husband and father.
Mrs. Anna Andreanoff
And Children.
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