]Vo Meetings
Of Council Held
At a special meeting of the
(jty council Monday night a
committee was appointed to
study the new proposed building
code for the city. The regular
, meeting of the council, held
March 9, was opened with a
j,ealtb report from Mrs. Anne
Whalley. public health nurse,
dio eported a total of 156 cas
es of mumps, 1 new tubercul
ous case and 1 of impetigo
After considerable discussion
the council approved purchase
ii(u car be onging to Jack King,
fully equ pped, for $]55«) for the
use of the police force. The city
will pav for the car and will be
itimbursed from the police fund
created from 5 per cent of fines
To provide for the coining
tlcc:ion Mrs. A. R. Roberts and
Mis. R- L. Clifton were appoint
ed as clerks, and J.ick Allman,
Charles Skinner a n d Merrill
Coon as judges.
i Councilman TIopp reported
[that garbage is no longer being
dumped off Shelikoff highway
md a sign is to be erected along
the highway prohibiting the
dumping of garbage by individ
uals.
The fire committee reported'
that the Chernoff house is in a
bardous condition for fires,
and that the A. Loney place is un
occupied and Mr. Loney said he
wuld build a new chimney be
fore renting it. He is to be not
’ified not to build a fire therein
until the chimney is constructed.
Dr. A. Bates Jones, city health
officer, reported that he and a
base doctor had paid a profes
sional call to the restricted dis
trict and told the council tha'
the base here has less social dis
ease cases than any base in
Alaska.
Councilman Hopp, chairman
of the police committee, report
ed 133 arrests and $1597 in fines
for the month of February. From
| the 1st of March to the 9th
there were 30 arrest* and $283
in fines.
Catherine Blankeuburg, city
clerk, called the council’s atten
tion to a nnmber of unpaid taxi
license fees. A discussion on dog
licenses resulted in an amend
ment to ordinance No. 16 to
make dog licenses apply “for
one year only”.
The council approved the ap
plications of James E. Lynam
and Frank B. Kempton to oper
ate taxicabs in the city.
Why not? Buy a Bond or a
Defense Stamp today.
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Notice to Dog Owners
All dog licenses expired Jan. 1
1942. New licenses must be ob
tained from the City Clerk. Lic
ense fees are as follows: male,.
$2; female, $5.
Catherine Blankenburg
__ City Clerk
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Chicken or Steak Dinner $2.50
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this may be our last shipment of radios
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