Council Story
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tary police hut and that a sec
ond one will be located near the
Belmont. Councilman Wodlinger
. said the Chamber of Commerce
had agreed to pay the light bill
and the council voted to refund
to Pierce money he had paid out
of his own poeket for the light
bill at the hut.
Councilman Sholl reported
that the American graveyard
had been cleaned up, the bill be
ing paid out of the old cemetery
fund held by the Erskine
! company.
City Clerk Blankenburg re
r; Dorted $10,194 in the city treas
. ury, not counting over $5000
■ due from the school board on
• loan.
• A taxi transfer was authorized
from Ray Martin to Harold
. Brown. Application for a new
■ taxi permit from Jay Tolbert,
; approved by OPA, was tabled
until payment of the city taxi
. bond by Tolbert.
A letter from the schoolboard
t said there was drinking on the
school ground with resultant
i scattering of empty bottles and
that cars were using it for a
t thoroughfare. The committee
• was instructed to take action
and report at the next meeting
A letter from Warren A. Tay
lor was read, asking for himself
and other taxpayers that the'
council ask for an audit of the
$4000 and the expense account
of Mayor Wick Miell of the trip'
he made to Seattle and Wash
ington. D. C. in connection with
the water system. Miell return
ed in May after obtaining the
change.
Miell, saying that political op
ponents would use the knowledge
gained, if he made such a report,
to the detriment of the water
NOTICE
All garbage cans must be put
where they are accessible to
trucks or garbage will not be
picked up. This means they must
be at road side.
Bills are payable at our office.
Island Transfer Co.
WASHINGTON
FISH AND
OYSTER CO.
PORT WILLIAMS ,
ALASKA
Cold Storage
Frozen Bait - Ice
Total freezing
capacity 20 tons
daily
Bystem, told the council be
would not “tell anyone where I
went or what I spent until the
water system gets under way.
Adding that Engineer Clarence
Cole had said the distribution
system would be started soon
he asked the council to ‘‘post
pone the report on the expense
account until the water system
is far enough along that no
change can be made.”
Councilman Sholl said that
if a full itemized account were
given soon he would move that
the council acknowledge Taylor’s
letter and ask the taxpayers to
be patient and wait a short time
for the report until the water
system is underway. The motion
was seconded by Councilman
Skinner and carried on roll call
vote, Councilmen Smith, Skin
ner and Sholl voting “yes”,
Councilmen Wodlinger and Lew
is answering “present”.
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approximately August 1st at the
LOG CABIN
Offering the newest type permanent waving
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