Smith Receives
City Contract
A three year contract for
the collection of garbage was
awarded to M. H. Smith dur
ing a recent council meeting.
Smith has held the contract
for the past year.
The contract stipulates that
25% of the revenue from the
collections will be retained by
the City of Kodiak Smith
submitted the only bid £or the
contract.
In the past the contract has
been for a one year period.
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City Dock Repairs To
Cost $15,000 Sharp
Telis Council
No funds are now available
for the construction of local
seaplane facilities in Kodrak,
Robert Sharp, city manager,
informed the council Monday
night.
Sharp further informed the
council that the results of the
inspection performed on the
city dock and floats by an en
gineer of the Territorial Road
Commission had not been sub
mitted for the consideration
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I of-the Hoard of Road Com
missioners at their recent
meeting in Anchorage and
consequently ro funds were
allowed for the necessary re
pair work.
The estimated cost for the
\ necessary repair's to the float
j is approximately $15,000.
i Other business of the coun
cil included the paying of cur
rent bills and the approval of
a number of taxi cab, bus and
for hire truck licenses for the
coming year.
lhose receiving: approval
for the renewal of taxi cab
licenses were John Sautner,
Ace Cab Co.; Theodore Robe
son, Robey’s Ace Cab; Gerald
Redick, Jerry’s Mecca Cab;
L. W. Kreiner, Ace Cab; John
D. Barton, Bart’s Gab; George
Yushedo, George’s Cab; T. J.
;Loan, Kodiak Transit Co.;
T, J. Loan, Martin’s Cab.
Others are Noah Guyman,
fCal’s Cab; S. J" Chislak,
^Johnny’s Mecca Cab; Max
Therkelsen, two Bear Cabs;
Lee Caddell, Lee’s Cab;
George Panamaroff, Skeeziz’s
Cab; Vic Malutin, Vic’s Cab;
Ray Van Buren, Ace Cab; W.
A. Cannon, Ace Cab: Earl
Cessna, Earl’s Cab; Art Ki
zer, Art’s Cab; Cal Brown,
Ace Cab; Roy Meador, Bell- j
Roy Cab; Homer Lightfoot,
Homer’s Cab; Hehry Haag, j
three Luxury Cabs.
T. Jt Loan received renew-;
al's licenses for six busses and
John Gibbons received ap-j
proval for two busses.'
Loan also received a renew
al for one Airport Livery
vehicle.
For Hire Truck licenses to
T. J, Loan for tha Pacific
Northern Airlines truck and
one for Shelikof Salvage Co.
were approved. C. W. Cunn
iingham, approval for Cunn
i ingham’s Delivery.
jThree Deaths
|ln November
During the month of No
vember there were three fata.
I lities due to vehicle accidents
in the Territory according to a
report given by A. P. Brandt,
superintendent of the Terri
torial Police.
Damage to the 247 vehicles
involved in accidents was set
at $V9,579. There were 55 per
sons injured as a result of the
accidents.
Brandt released the figures
in conjunction with a traffic
warning to ail motorists to
exercise caution during the
holidays.
He described the Nation, s
accident-ridden “Alcoholi
days” as extending from early
in the week preceding Christ
mas through New Year's
morning “when the final die
hard celebrant is at last tuck
ed safely in bed.”
The Square Knot, ASC
freighter, is scheduled to sail
from Seattle January 14
Kodiak Oil Sales
Gets Contract
For City Fuel
Kodiak Oil Sales received
the city contract for filling the
lt;54 requirements for stove
•oil, diesel oil and gasoline.
' Only two bids were sub
mitted. The other was from
Union Oil Company of Cali
fornia. Kodiak Oil Sales hand
les Union Oil Company pro
ducts.
The lone bid for installation
of a hot water oil fired heat
ing system in the City Fire
Hall was rejected by the coun
cil. It was submitted by Har
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vey’s Plumbing and Heating'
His bid for the work was $2,
941. The company is owned by
Harvey Gundlach.
The first of eight bridge
parties will start tomorrow
| eveninj at 8 pm in the new
'hall at St. Mary’s Catholic
Church.
“The object Is to establish
the mental superiority of men
or women in Kodiak,” Father
Talbot said yesterday.
The women had the edge
last Easter season but most
1 men claim bridge is a man’s
I game, he explained. No ad
mission will be charged.
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