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A statement tif expenses for
■A six month pe i, d for the
City ot Kodiak has been pre
pared find mailed to various
box h id rs by the city clerk
.The.statement covers ail the
expenses for April 1, 1953
through September 30, 1953.
It was recently submitted -to
the city council for inspection
During this six month period
the expenses for the mayor
and council were $13.12. City
Hall facilities for the same
period totaled $313.^4. This in
eludes janitor supplies, fuel
oil, repair-maintenance and
electricity.
The expense of the clerk
treasurer’s office for six
months was $9,294.11. This
includes salary for the clerk,
payroll for typists, stationery,
postage, publication of legal
notices, fidelity bonds and in
surance; bank services charges
and telephone and telegraph
charges.
Under the heading of As
sessor's office the following
expenses are listed: payroll of
assessor, $605 50; other assess
ment expenses, $102.44 Under
professional services: payroll
city attorney, $1,500; other
legal expenses, $162.46; audit
ing and accounting fees, $3.72
payroll city magistrate, $550.
Under public safety police
protection the tfity spent $14,
421.34. This includes the pay
roll, telephone and telegrams,
uniforms, signs, supplies, etc.
Payments to U. S. Marshal
ft r Jail operation cost the city
$1,090 for the six month
period.
Eire protection for the samt
period cost $1,275. This money
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Vas sfyent _for payroll fire
. jhief, repair and dper»tftni of
nre thieks, repair and opera
tion- of station, 'chertfcals: and
insurance. '• .p . •
Uiider-.'-Publie':' Works and
[street repair &nd .maintenance
the report,shows that the city
spent $12,393'.93.; This; in
clad is the payroll of the .su
perintendent and. the' city
i workmen. It also includes
[payments for sand and gravel
and other supplies.
The care of the street gra
der and trucks and other
equipment cost $1,930.08 for
the period. Under payment to
I Kodiak Independent School
i District the report lists $40,
* 817.07. However this is the
| appropriation for the entire
i year and has not all been paid
by the city to the board.
For helping maintain the
city library the city paid $129.
20 for the entire six months.
This was for electricity and
fuel and a few repairs to the
building.
Other expenses to the city
are listed under civilian de
fense activities, interest on
debt, municipal water and
sewer system and municipal
garbage service as well as
other expenses for conserva.
tion of health.
FWS Lists Waterfcw
Shooting Hours
j The shooting hours for mi
gratory birds in the Kodiak
: Afognak area are as follow:
opening closing
A.M. P.M.
Nov.
j 8 7:06 4:10
9 7:09 4:06
10 7:12 4:04
11 7:15 4:02
12 7:18 4:00
13 7:20 3:53
14 7:23 3:56
15 7:25 3:54
Mayor Jack Hinckel flew to
Cordova this week to attend
!the annual meeting of the
j League of Alaska Cities. The
meeting was held November
15, 6 & 7.
The first meeting of the
winter season of the St.
Mary’s Catholic Ladies Guild
will be held at 8 pm Thursday
at the church.
All Catholic women are
urged to attend the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Cnarles Mad
sen returned to Kodiak recent
ly after spending three weeks
in Seattle and Portland. They
visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mad
sen and family in Portland.
Roy recently received his law
degree.
He plans to come to An
chorage in tne spring and
later take his Alaska Bar Ex
aminations.
Mr. and Mrs H. E. Spen
cer and son were incoming
PNA passengers Monday from
Anchorage. They took their
young son there for special
medical attention.
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Available Till May
"Governor Heintzleman an
nounced this week that emerv
<gency relief measures taken to
I protect abont ' -1,600 Alaska,
■ families from destitution will
probably continue until May.
| when the'salmon begins again
,tp rufl,'- ^•
' A meeting was 'held eaily
I the past week to work out
plans for the distribution of
relief in the Kodiak area.
Mrs. Rose Perkal, formerly i
’employed at the Bank of Ko
diak, left recently for 'New!
York. She expects to return)
to Kodiak.
Wakefield Plans
CanneryOjjaratian
Wakefield Fisheries wrj.ll ,
take over the operation of
Walter Muller’s' cannery on
Taguara Iioad. T/iey. plan to
freeze crab and package it for
market.
Howard Wakefield, Alaskan
cannery operator,.^ in# town
looking for a house. plans
to bring a deep sea trawler
here for ooeration in connec
ti >n with the cannery.
./The cannery on Taguara
Road was bailt recently.
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