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City Council Suspends
Night Driving Ban
The question of driving in
Kodiak after 12 o’clock at night
wai settled by the city council
Monday night when it was un
animously voted to instruct the
chief of police that restrictions
against night driving are sus
pended until further notice. The
action fol owed the city jury
trial of last week in which Leo
Tyler, arrested for driving after
midnight, fought the charge on
the grounds that relaxation of
the dimout negated the city
ordinance which provided for
the driving restriction. His trial
resulted in a hung juiy.
Apartments
A petition was presented the
eouncil, signed by 28 property
owners, asking investigation of
the use, to prevent a fire haz
ard, of dwellings being moved
from Mission road by Rose
Martin to her property between
Dad's Liquor store and Fred
rickson’s Liquor store. Two of
the houses are already on the
lot
After discussion Councilman
Jim Pierce moved to deny use
of the lot for apartments. The
motion carried, all voting in the
affirmative except Councilman
Lewis, who answered present
The city has no zoning ordi
nance. It is understood the own
er will proceed with preparation
of the buildings for occupancy.
C hi or i nation
The council solved the pro
blem of James Walton, who
quit his job on the chlorination
of the privately owned water
systems because he was not
paid, by authorizing payment of
bask salary of $180. The matter
of chlorination, instigated by
military officials, was refcried to
committee in an attempt to
straighten the matter out Oth
er Alaska cities have been faced
with the same problem. Fair
banks recently appropriated
I money for such an installation
j at the insistence of the Terri
torial Department of Sanitation,
and the Departm nr, after warn
ing Wrangell, placed restrictions
on that city so that boats could
| not draw water there. /
Hospital
City Clerk Blankenburg.
bookkeeper for the Griffin
Memorial hospital, reported
that to Oct 31 the expenses of
the hospital exceeded incoming
money by 1600, and that the
hospital has $6000 in accounts
receivable. The council author
ized lending by the city of $3500
to the institution to meet pay
rolls and back bills. Mrs. Jean
Olson resigned as member of the
new board of trustees and Emil
Knudsen was appointed in her
place. The bookkeeper was
granted authority to sign checks
instead of the secretary and
t easurer.
Grant License
A retail liquor license was
granted to Fred Sargent for the
location of the Why Not Eat
Here Cafe.
Councilman Pierce was added
to the committee on post-war
plans.
The ordinance providing im
pounding of derelict vehicles was
passe J.
Approved transfer of 2 taxi
business licenses from Hay Mar
tin to James L. Garoutte
Extended the leave 30 days
more for Fite Chief Wm Neid
erhauser.
Appropriated money to move
the Taylor-Allman house and
raise the Talmage Smith house
on Shelikof I ighway, the work
being necessitated by the road
widening.
Dr. A. Bates Jones city health
officer, said letters were being
sent warning against dumping of
garbage at the end of Bayview
avenue. It was also reported that
the Kraft store and theAlfTorg
ramson family were using the
creek running through town for
garbage disposal.
It was reported that a new
furnace is installed in the city
fire hall aud that both fire trucks ;
are in good running condition, j
Mrs. Merle Coon, who has
been in Anchorage on business
returned to her home in this
city the latter part of the week.
Ed Allen, formerly manager of
a hotel in the Matanuska valley
stopped in Kodiak on his way to
Dutch Harbor.
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