VOLUME XXI, NUMBER 120.
SEWARD, ALASKA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26,19*.
FRIOE TEN CENTS
CITY IS ASKED TO
■ PUT SUM $25,000 ON
LOWELL CREEK WORK
j SENATE COMMITTEE ON TERRI
TORIES REPORTED HOUSE
BILL FOR CONTROL LOWELL
CREEK jWITH AMENDMENT
PROVIDING TOWN PAYS ONE
FIFTH OF APPROPRIATION
MAYOR RAY AUTHORIZED OB.
LIGATE CITY FOR AMOUNT
Council Requests Authority from
Washington to float $25,000 Bond
Covering Period Ten Years Draw,
ing Six Per Cent and Payable
to U. S. Government.
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A special meeting of the City
Council was called yesterday morn
ing at 11 o’clock, for the purpose
of considering a telegram from Pel-j
' egate Pan Sutherland, at Washing- I
ton, P. C. Following the discussion,
Mayor L. V. Ray was authorized to j
wire IVlegate Sutherland that the
City of Seward would pledge itself j
to take up $25,000 of the $125,000 j
necvssery for the control of Lowell
creek. The mayor was also author
ized to wire regarding the introduc
tion of a bill authorizing the City
of Seward to issue bonds in the
amount of $25,000, due in ten years,
at six per cent interest, bonds to
»be made payable to the United
States government.
The telegram from Delegate Suth
erland is published intact:
Washington, D. C., May 24, 1926
Hon L. V. Ray,
Mayor of Seward,
Senate Committee on Territor
ies has reported House Bilfl for
control of Lowell Creek with an
amendment providing that the town
of Seward shall pay one fifth of the
one hundred and twenty five thous
and for construction Stop. . .This
provision was recommended by Bud
get Bureau in accordance with ad
ministration economy .policy when
bill was referred to Budget Bureau
by Senate Committees on Territor
ies. Stop. Curry believes it would
be impossible to bring bill to <con
ference at this session but house
could accept Senate amendment and
have it signed by President this ses
sion. Stop Is town of Seward will- I
ing to accept terms of Senate Com- |
mittee and have bill passed at once.
Stop. House can reject Senate am- j
endment and bill would go over in-;
to next session with small chance
of Conference Committee rejecting I
the amendment by reason of the
fact that administration approves it. j
Stop. Answer official cofilect.
Dan Sutherland
In accordance ’with authority
granted the following telegrams
were dispatched yesterday at noon:
(Seward, May 25, 1926
Hon Dan A. Sutherland,
Home Office Building,
Washington, D. C.
This (cablegram your authority
from special .meeting city council
held this day to obligate Seward,
Alaska, to pay the United States of
COLUMBIA GLACTBR NEAR SEW ART
America the sum of $25,000 as its
part of $125,000 appropriation for
control of Lowell Creek. Alaska.
Payable $5,000 a year commencing
1927, November, date taxes become
delinquent.
L. V. Ray, Mayor,
J. P. Hannon, Clerk.
Seward, Alaska. May 25, 1926
Sutherland,
Delegate from Alaska, f
Home Office Building.
Washington, O. C.
Personally recommend for pres
entation if you think best Senate
Committee on Teritories plan to f»
nance Lowell Creek obligation Sew
ard to Federal government as fol
rcws stop Request authority Seward
issue ten year six per cent J>onds
to amount $25,000 with privilege ex
pi ration two years retire in numer
ical order receipts permit from cre
ated special improvement district
fund based upon assessment pro
portionate to benefits derived upon
all taxable real property Seward
stop lots nearest Lowell Creek bear
greater percentage than those dis
tant therefrom stop This pledges
credit of special tax roll upon ail
real property Seward to payment
obligation stop present total assess
ed valuation $1,200,000
L. V. Ray, Mayor,
J. P. Hannon, Clerk
PERMISSION GRUNTED
B. G. HERRING PLANTS
TO EMPLOY ORIENTIHS
PROVINCIAL DEPARTMENT OF
FISHERIES MAKE PUBLIC
NEW RULING
VICTORIA, B. C„ May 26. (&)—'The |
Provincial department of fisheries an- j
nounced permission has been granted j
herring plants on the East coast of \
Vancouver Island to employ 50 per
cent Oriental labor. In dry salting
plants, only two executive officers may
be Orientals and in other plants of
Island Oriental labor must be elimin
ated during this next year’s season.
CapL Heinie Berger, of the good
ship Hazel M., arrived in port yester
day from Nufca Bay.
is * corai
OUTLYING DISTRICTS TO BE V S
ITED BY DOCTOR WHERE
ALL BE VACCINATED
KOOIAK. May 26. -Srnaltpo*
which broke out here May if* ;s p-c
non need under control and but 'href
cases were reported with hr ;-w
of the B. of F. vessel Kinewak* ?nnr
Seward Monda> mch v ] in*
Everyone will be vaectnated b; Wed
nesday nicht. "Doctor Fee Frior nub
lie health physician eonretnpiatis vis
iting Ouzinkie and Afotmah and vac
cinate the residents there.
MIMED WBIH
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(JP)—Followinc the discovery that
moss was staffed into tbs mouth o:
Loretta Chisholm younc sc hool Teach
er, who was found dead yesterday
on the trail near Port Essinrton a
halfbreed Indian was arrested. The
theory had been held a bear attack
ed her as the abandoned trail was
her favorite walk.
SHOT IT BANDITS AND
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SAX FRAXOSOO. May 36 3*—
W. Loris Lyons. 23 a musician. was
killed in a battle with bandits who at
tempted to rob him and bis fiancee
last night. Leanna Hines, the girl
declares that a policeman approaching
the holdup fired and that his bullet
aimed at the scuffling trio, tilled her
fiance. One youth was arrestee and
confessed being one of the pair who j
staged the holdup. The other mem
ber of the bandit gang was wounded
seriously and escaped into a cemetery 1
and is still grading the police. Lyons j
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