Ordinance 162
onti titled from Page 2>
>rms and conditions as the
may by subsequent Ordin
stablish.
notice is given pursuant to
t of Congress approved
a. 1946, Chapter 52, (iO Stat.
gned
EUGENE N. LANIER.
Mayor
Stearns. City Clerk.
n 7. The form of the ballot
insist of the question set.
Section 2 of this Ordinance
1 addition of the following:
Hiding the exist -
lebtedness upon
1 a n d interest
i the Reconst rue
ance Corporation
nds heretofore is
irsuant .to Ordi
Mti, the amount
indebtedness be
1,000.00. and the
of revenue bond
without interest
as stated above.
n 8. The City
appoints John .T. Rosness,
Loratig. and Mildred Kirk
as judges to conduct said
at the place and time and
aimer herein set forth, and
appoints Miriam Painter
y Rafferty as clerks of said
Each of said election of
tall individual^ take the
office required by Ordi
ld file the same with the
rk prior to entering upon
;s of their office. The said
officials, upon the closing
ills, shall canvass the votes
aid election and shall pre
.1 file the return of said
with the Clerk of said
ting in words and ti
1 number of votes cast for
inst toe proposition voted
i if the votes cast in the
i. e of said preposition he
For
□
Against
□
Council
than s;xty-t;ve per coni
?tu’ \ • -s cast In said
•ert t\ :ng t! a' tho propo
rried and. if otherwise,
t the proposition failed,
filir. ' f said Action re
Cit; Council shall can
same in tho manner re
x' the Ordinances of the
eward.
0. If is
>y the eleotion officials as
’reived the required ma
qualified votes for ap
nd has regularly carried,
said Council of the City
may in its discretion an
te execution of a Project
ion and Sales Agreement,
ing of indebtedness with
tereon payable at the rate
;r cent <2'- > per annum.
and 4ih
Mondays
F. H II - Adams Si.
S.. Art McKrough
. C. or go K; its card
ire., Tom Jones
SEV/ARD POST
No. 5
,;T-3rfi Wed. of M, ntr
Legion Log Cabin
SEWARD
B. P. O. ELPliS
1773
& 4th Wed of Montt
DAILY 5:00 P M.
id Brotherhood ol
NTEKS and JOINERS
Carpenters Union 2304
*s at Lutheran Church
ped With A F. of L
2nd Tuesday of Month
Knaak — President
Ian - Fin.-Sec. & Bus. Agt
lional Longshoremen's
larehousemen's Union
Local 39
|t Tuesday of Each Month
.m. — Union Hall
kident — John Rose
sufficient to purchase the said sew
age disposal but not to exceed
$1)0,000.00 Dollars, issue general
obligation bonds of the City of
Seward in an amount not to ex
ceed the sum of $150,000.00 Dollars,
the said bonds to be in the manner
and form as by said City may be
provided, and disposed of at par to
the United States of America at a
rate of interest of two per cent
(2'<> per annum, payable semi
annually, time and method of ma
Unity of tlio indebtedness and
bonds to be agreed upon by said
City of Seward and thr* United
States, the proceeds thereof to be
us«'d by tin’ City of Seward for the
purpose of purchasing; the sewer
project.
Section 10. All provisions of the
laws of the United States of Amer
ica. t lie Territory of Alaska, and
the general ordinances of the City
of Seward regulating elections and
I lie canvass of returns shall govern
Ibo {“lection to be held under the
provisions hereof.
Section 11. An emergency is
hereby declared to exist and this
ordinance shall be read in full and
lor its second and third readings by
Idle upon its final passage by the
City Council by the City of Sew
ard and approved by the Mayor and
City Clerk, all rules governing the
adoption of ordinances having been
hereby suspended.
Passed by the Common Council
of the City of Seward, Alaska, and
approved by the Mayor, all on this
22nd day of October, 1951.
EUGENE N. LANIER,
Attest: Mayor
Sigiid Stearns. City Clerk.
THOSE WERE THE DAYS
THOSE
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BY ART BEEMAN
DEF.MS
BY TOM OKA
RUHAl DELIVERY_
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BUT IF I HAD
TEN THOUSAND
I MOST LIKELY
WOULD HAVE A
JOB AN’ WORKED
TO SAVE THAT
MONEY'
BY AL SMITH
I KNOW1
BUT IF
I DID
I WOULD
QUIT
WORK.1 J<Sc/
but You ain't Jot
A JOB.' Mow JAN
YOU QUIT A JOB
WHEN YOU AIN'T
Got one? /
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All RIGHT'
all right'
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CAN'T A GUY;/
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THREE HOURS IN A
BEAUTV SHOP OR
PLAVING BR1D6E
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SOCKSFORMEAND
EXPECT AGUV TO
WEAR'EM —BUT
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GIFT I GIVE HER'
BY JOE DENNETT
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WORK SLIGHTLV
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WILL SPEND 3
DAVS CLEANING
UP BEFOREHER
WOMAN'S CLUB
MEETING/