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for the coming school year.
The committee further recommend
ed the city council have prepared
either the floating of a bond issue or
other means necessary for securing
funds for the erection of a permanent
school building capable of meeting the
demands of the future and that the
construction of the school building
should be started early enough to be
ready for the opening of the 1927
school year.
The committee protested against
the retention of the 10 months school
year; the retention of the present jan
itor; failure of compiling reports and
general lack of cooperation on the
school board.
It was reported by the city attorney,
that the city should be entitled to a
rebate on heat, water and light in the
high school building; that the city
should present a claim for same; that
section 33 of chapter 97, session laws
of Alaska, for 1923, covering reports,
be followed, also requesting that filing
be made of an itemized* budget after
boards have been organized and be
fore the tax levi has been fixed by the
council. That one less teacher be em
ployed this school term and that the
present record is insufficient to give
a completed report of distribution, ex
penditures and other facts.
The finance committee reported
that the city finances for 1926 and
1927 would be in the neighborhood of'
$27,200 and that the fixed expenses,
consisting of ligjht, fire protection,
water service, telephone service,
school expenses and regular payroll,
including note due, was $22,900. This
sum did not allow for incidentals nor
improvements. The committee also
called the attention of the council to
the matter of the glacier stream
whereby the city of Seward is re
quired to pay $25,000 as it’s share of
fluming or other control, by the gov
ernment. Also, that according to the
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