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Bills for the current cxpeuces of j
the Town for the month of June were '
read and warrants ordered drawn ;
for same.
A communication was read from
Judge Jeuniugs stating that he plan
ned a visit to Ketchikan for the pur- !
pose of looking over the saloon j
license question, and same was filed.
A letter was read from insurance |
company representatives calling the ■
attention of the town to the fact j
that several places in the town arc !
using fuel oil from tanks which <lo i
not conform with the requirements >
of the board of underwriters, and re- j
questing that ordinances be enacted
by tho Council requiring thorn to
be brought into compliance there- ;
with.
The bond of the M. & M. Bank j
as Town Treasurer was read and np
proved, and a warrant ordered drawn
for the amount of the premium, which
is $125.00. The company guarante
ing the bond is the National Surety
Co.
The Town Clerk was instructed to
secure the services of M. A. Mitch
ell to make the extension of the town
tax roll for this year.
A petition was read, signed by the t
owners of two-thirds of the propertty
on Main street between Dock and
Grant, asking* for the improvement
of the street, and the matter was re
ferred to the Street Committee with
instructions to get everything in shs- ■
t' r-csli the improvements through
rei o : -l the next meeting of the
council.
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to wit:, the it :,-•••
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, .t •eyes, both far t’-e yioe no
op. ! and for the eoneretc pice.
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And Le! Us Cal! ^or Your
* Rough Dry Laundry
+ 30 and 35 Per Dozen.
+ *
$ Electric Laundry [
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The Mayor then announced that the
School Board ha 1 asked that the
Council see to the installation of
more adequate toilet arrangements at
the schoolhouse, and tie Mayor ask
ed that the entire Council visit the
sehnolhonso with him thus afternoon
and investigate matter* there.
Councilman King reported the New
town Float in had need of repairs, and
the matter was referred to the Street
Committee. The float quest ion brought
out considerable discussion, and the
fact developed that boats making
their headquarters here paid no tax,
Some of the Councilmen favored a
-ax to be expended in keeping the
lout in shape, while others favored
tonnage <*:■• landing tax. J. K.
livard, who was present and asked
or his opinion, - d that Peters
nrg had assess, , ; :es against the
oats and e liter* -t the same ns
ay other person iperty.
Ami then came grand talk fest
'f the erenin: ercipitatod by
'favor Boogie's < . of “What is
he mission in 1; if the Federal
uthorities hold! a ffiee here in
Ketchikan? He - > the statement
hat there was observance of
aw and order i- Ketchikan today
than ever before her history, as
hov. n by the conditions in
ome of' the lo,- -loons, notably
| the Foodie Dog, during tlio recent
celebration. From this ho went on
to tell of two occurrences which had
come under his notice of open and flag- I
rant violations of .the law. One an I
nssault on a native woman by a
white man, part of which was wit
nessed bv a member of the local
baited States Marshal's staff; and
the other, the selling of intoxicants
!y an ex saloon keeper who had not
taken the trouble to renew his license,
and who is credited with having made
the boast that he cam make more
money selling liquor without a license
than with one. who had been seen in
the act by a deputy marshal, lmt no
action had been taken in either in
stance by the marshal's office. Neith
er of these crimes came under the
Town's jurisdiction the Mayor said,
so it. was clearly a lack of interest
>n the part of the marshal, who
would not take any action unless
■■■•me one swore to a complaint, not
withstanding the fact that he had
personally' witnessed both oeeurronc
Other members of the Council a
•rrced with him, and the local police
ere instructed to see that the law
was observed both inside and outside
lie saloons. j
And then, after getting that out
f their systems, the eouneilmeu, the
renter number of whom voted
• wet ’ ’ went home.
TONIGHT at the GRAND
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Comfortable, sunny furnished rooms
for rent, fine view. Apply the Miner
office. adv.
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COAL DELIVERED FROM AL1
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Retiring From Business Sale
I
Beginning;- Friday, July 9th
The remainder of this stock consisting of Ready to Wear
r Clothing (Ladies’, Mens’ and Boys'), Hats, Sweaters, Rain Coats,
Furnishing Goods, Shoes, etc., will be placed on sale, beginning
Friday July 9th, at 25 per cent discount from the former low
prices.
This price is made to effect a speedy and complete windup
of affairs.
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i Next Door to the
Red Men s Building r . „
ready-to-wear Customs House
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