Mew Mayor Lists Committees
A special meeting of the city
council, for the purpose of ap
pointing a assessor, was called
for Monday night, but as there
was no quorum a second special
meeting was called for Tuesday
night, at which all members were
present.
Marshall Crutcher, certified
public accountant, was hired by
the council to pr epare the assess
ment in conjunction with an as
sessor to be appointed by the
Committee for Assessment and
Collection of Taxes, consisting of
Charles D. Hopp, chairman, Ed
na Kraft and William P. Smith.
The council had been consid
ering hiring an assessor from
out of town, but the availability
pf Mr. Crutcher, in town in con
nection with work for different
business firms, offered a more
economical solution. Mr. Crutch
er is familiar with assessment
work, and an assessor will be
chosen who is familiar with land
values. The. assessment work is
to be completed by the first
week in May.
The special meeting was the
first for newly-elected Mayor
Nick Miell, Councilmen Ray
Martin, James H. Pierce, and
William P. 8mith, and City
Clerk Cliff E. Lillethun. At the
meeting Mayor Miell presented
bis selections for the 10 standing
committees of the current ses
sion. The complete list of com
mittees and their membeship
follows:
Assessment and Collection of
Taxes
Charles D. Hopp. Chairman
Edna Kraft
William Smith
Streets, Street Improvements
and Sewerage
Ray Martin, Chairman
Jim Pierce
William Smith
Fire Protection, Light and
Water
Wiliam Smitj^.Chairman
Jim Pierce
Charles D. Hopp
Health and Police
Jim Pierce, Chairman
William Smith
Ray Martin
Finance and Claims
Edna Kraft, Chairman
Carl Pajomau
Ray Martin
Printing and Election
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ROBERT
HAWKINS
Carl Pajoman, Chairman
Edna Kraft
Charles D. Hodp
Judiciary
Edna Kraft, Chairman
Carl Pa]oman
Jim Pierce
Public Buildings and Improve
ments
Charles D. Hopp, chairman
Ray Martin
Jim Pierce
Harbor and Wharfage
Ray Martin, Chairman
Charles D. Hopp
Carl Pajoman
Public Parks and Cemetery
Carl Pajoman, Chairman
Edna Kraft
William Smith
Harold Johnson, formerly of
Kodiak but now making his
home in Bellingham, Washing
ton, stopped in town this week
en route to Port Bailey where he
will be employed this season. He
reports that his son, Art John
son, who worked here at the
naval base, enlisted in the navy
at Seattle.
NOTICE OF MEETING
There will be a meeting of all
qualified members of the Kodiak
Electrical Association held May
4, 8 p. m. at the American Leg
ion Hall, for the purpose of elect
ing nine members for a board of
directors and for additional ot
her business whioh may be nec
essary.
Norris K. Porter, Sec.
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