FOR YOUR WINTER'S OUTFIT
ALL FRESH GOODS
HIGHEST GRADES
Sam’! Applebaum
GOES ON RECORD
The very culm waters of municipal
siHaii's which have not known a ripple
lor many months - because everything
was apparently ‘'working along” so
nicely, and things seemed to be so se
curely “anchored,” as is the Willow
street bridge, for instance were lashed
into waves u! fury last Monday evening
when the city dads assembled at one of
‘herr famous >iiiIoorn meetings. The
cause of this unseemly and wholly un
expected manifestation of righteous
indignation was none other than Coun
cilman Sim’! Applehatmi, who strenu
ously objected to tin* payment of a bill
by the municipality for repairing a cer
tain piece of sidewalk. After Sam’l
had freely expressed his feelings, and
finding hi in He If liter the b«»v that stood
on the burning deck—ail alone—he
requested that his object ion to what he
let tned a “cut-and-dried program” lie
made a matter of record in the minutes
of the meeting.
Krom a copy of the minutes tit’i he
meeting, kindly furnished The Pioneer
by His Worship, The Mayor, the fol
lowing paragraphs were taken:
Vhe current hills presented for pay
ment were
Wm, Dee, repairing sidewalk $ 0 00
Geo. Hamilton. 5 logs. 7 do
Ira Wood, 4 logs, $4: hauling, $t>. lo.uo
t 'has. Loveti. repairing walks and
bridges. ... lM.00
S. Applebaurn protested against the
payment of the Dee bill for repairs to
walk in front of McDonald hotel bro
ken by horses, maintaining that the
owners of the horses should pay for
the damage done by them. The full
was laid on the table for further con
sideration. The other bills were ap
proved. Mr. Applebaurn also protested
against the city repairing all sidewalks
“maintaining that they should be kept
up by the property owners. Mr. Riley
explained that no walks were repaired
except those for the benefit of Lite gen
eral public. After considerable dis
cussion the hills were again read. A
inotien was made by C. Lovett, sec
onded by Soraci, that the clerk be in
structed to draw warrants to pay the
following bills:
Geo. Hamilton.$ 7.50 :
fra K. Wood. 10.00 t
Charles Lovett . 23.00 j
VVm. Dee’s bill for sidewalk repairs j
was next brought, up for discussion. I
After much argument, a motion was I
made by Soraci, seconded by Lovett,
t bill, ibe bilI lie paid.
Ayes—Rilev, Lovell, Soraci. Laplant.
Nay - A pplebaum.
Carried.
Motion by Laplant that the clerk be
instructed to prepare a bill for$f> to be
presented to the owner ol the horses.
Mol ion was lost, for want of a second.
Mr. Applebatmj asked that be go on
record as protesting against the pay
ment of the Dec. bill.
ir -#■
i'tje Pinue.-*r le.it ned from u member
ofihe council that Mr. Applebaum’s
motion was out of order—it wasn’t ac- i
cording to Hoyle, Roberts or Dan Cal-i
lahan. In future Mr. Applebauiu will!
know more; he realizes now that there
are several very keen sticklers for par
liamentary exactitude on the Id it* rod
town couhcil.
SOME SAILING DATES
The following message from Anchor
age was received Iasi Vues.lav hv Jus.
W. Farrell, of Dis. Otter:
Southbound steamer sailings from
Seward --November 7. 16, 20 and 26f
December 6, 16, 20 and 26. 1 am in
formed that all the roadhouses, except
at, Happy river, are open. Trains ar
rive from Wasilla every Thursday,
from Matunuska. Junction on Thursdays
and Saturdays. The present, schedule
is from Anchorage to Seward every
Sunday morning, through connections.
PACKAGE
Washington. Nov. 4-.— A curious-look
ing package with an inscription in Ger
man script was delivered ihtough the
mails lu At toruey-Gerisrui Palmer’s I
office today labeled “poraic acid.’’ is j
being analyzed by government chen -l
isis. j
How Cold the Weather Got
Liy ihe N. Co's thermometer, the
followiug records the coldest tempera
i ore during—
November l 5 - dpi*
2 1(>
3 0
'• 4 16
“ 5 . 11
(1 .. 25
_“ 7 25
FUR QAI F —Good dogs. See John
run OALC Duro, Iditarod.
FOR SALE -Five 15-months-old mala
mutes from otie litter, strong, well
broke and full of paprika; will sell
cheap. Inquire Ansley’s Emporium.
CLOSING OUT
Clothing, Hardware, Harness and Saddlery
All at Reduced Prices
C. R. PECK, FLAT
R U Prepared
For the Winter?
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE.
EVERYTHING THAT IS NECESSARY FOR
Winter Wear
A. J. WEISS
The Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes
FLAT
MINNEAPOLIS BOMBER i
Minneapolis. Nov. 4.—An attempt to
blow up the Minneapolis armory was
frustrated last night when the sentry
discovered a man scooping over a bun
dle just outside the building. The man
escaped, but the sentry found two live
hand grenades in a bundle fully loaded,
-flu ee hundred guardsmen were drill
ing on the armory floor at the time.
DYNAMITE IN DENVER
Denver, Nov. 0.—Six blasts of dyna
mite were set off this morning; on the
campus of the University of Colorado
by unknown parties. The detonations
precipitated a panic, in*that vicinity.
The ‘•emergency” part m that con
signmeni ,,f mail leaving- Ruby for Idit
arod Oct ubei; If) seems no longer to
entirei> evaporated.
COOLIDGE RE-ELECTED
Boston, Nov. 5. At the annual state
election yesterday Gov. Coolidge. Re
publican, was re-elected bv a great, ma
jority.
Congratulated by President
Washington. Nov. -President. Wil
snn today telegraphed Guv. Goolidgc,
oi Massachusetts, as follows:
1 congratulate you upon your
election as a victory for law and
order. When that is the issue all
Americans stand together.
_i_
SOLDIERS FOR NORTH
Seattle, Nov, 6.—One hundred anti
thirty-fire officers and men of the First
I uited states infantry regiment em
barked for Anchorage on the steamer
Admiral Watson.
THERE IS PLENTY
Dog Feed
IN THE CAMP
WE ARE WELL SUPPLIED WITH
Tallow, Cracked Corn,
Rice, Corn Meal, Rolled Oats,
Dog Bacon and Ham
WE ARE AGENTS FOR
Prosser’s Nome Dog Harness
THE ONL Y RE ALL Y
GOOD HARNESS
ON THE MARKET
Northern Commercial Co.