Garbage Ordinance
Being Drawn Up
A committee of Lee Bettinger,
James Martz and Stanley Nel
son was appointed at the city
council meeting Monday night
(to meet with City Attorney Selt
»ei and draw up an ordinance to
cover garbage disposal with a
view to tying the terms of the
‘Ordinance in with a contract to
be let by the council.
Old Law Going
A« obsolete city ordinance set
ting forth the limits of a “re
stricted area" for location of
houses of prostitution will be re
pealed as the result of action
-taken at the council meeting
Monday night. The council di
rected that an ordinance repeal
ing the old one in its entirety be
presented for vote at the next
.meeting.
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Hunters Get Bear
Near Sheratine
Charles Anderson and Emil
Christofferson, Sr., returned to
Kodiak Sunday with the hide of
a 10-ft. Kodiak bear they shot
the Tuesday before near Shera
tine bay.
The two men left that day for
Kizhuyak bay but the weather
forced them into Sheratine. As
they both had borrowed guns
they decided to go ashore and
try them out. After they got a
shore they found a female and 2
cub carcasses shot by previous
hunters and then followed a
creek bed up from the bay.
After some investigating they
found a pile of dirt where a bear
had evidently covered up anoth
er carcass and as they stood on
the pile Anderson heard a bear
growl. They were in thick alders
and shoulder-high grass and they
couldn’t see anything They kept
listening, and then both heard
the bear growling and then the
bear came into sight. With
strange guns and dusk settling
so that they “could hardly see j
through their peep sights” both!
admitted they were a little wor
ried.
Anderson whispered to Christ
ofifson, “I’ll count to three and
and we’ll both shoot” and he did
and both fired, one at the rear
quarters and one at the front.
The bear began slashing a
round and the alders were knock
ed about as through they were
brush At that time Anderson
fired two more shots and then
they lost sight of the bear. They
went back across a creek to re
load, and then climbed up a
windfall but couldn’t see the
bear. They decided to go back to
the boat and as it was about a
mile and a half to the beach it
was dark by the time they got
there.
The next day they went back
and found the bear dead ab:>ut
10 feet from where they had shot
it, about 30 yards from where
they had stood.
The beai was spraddled out on
its stomach and stiff and the two
men reported they had a tough
time turning it over. They had to
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put a rope on it and one would
pull the rope around an alder as
the other would heave on the
bear, which Anderson estimated
weighed about a ton and a half.
With their bear bagged the
men devoted some time to suc
cessful duck hunting before
returning.
Mrs. Mann Leaves
Mrs. Anita Mann, who just
returned from visiting her hus
band, Major Glen E. W. Mann,
Jr., in Seattle, left by plane this
week, taking their year-old eon
with her, to rejoin him in the
States. Having just returned
from overseas, Major Mann is
to be stationed in the States for
a time.
Visiting
Mills Vokacek, formerly em
ployed at the base during its
construction, returned to Kod
iak this week and is visiting
friends. He has been employed
the past two years at Anchor
age, Fairbanks, Nome and
Galena.
Back From Seward
Mrs. Sonja Norton returned
by Alaska Airlines this week
from Seward, where she has been
visiting her sister and her hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Loughead, former residents of
Kodiak.
Mexico Bound
W. F. Lewis left this week by
plane for Anchorage. Having re
cently sold his interest in the Is
land Transfer to Patrick Lynch,
he said his plans for the future
were very indefinite but added
that he may continue to the
States with the object of making
a trip to Mexico City.
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