The Nome nugget., 1903-04-04

which he impressed on his heal cr> the great need for economy in the cjtN'S affairs, the tights of the Oul- lying dls- tricts and their neglect in the past, the necessity of harmUuioue action between the school GoAr1 ana council, the caro thpt the citizen should exercise in tn, s ectjun oi their council. on account C. !ue contcn. plated visit Cl the congra>- .lOual delegation, and the ntco of to the mining laws, e,Pon- ialll hat ne opening mining locatloLs on January lst instead of Muy lst, aLd it should be.
 Charle,. r.. ,Nsic made straight from the suuuider-talk. lie called 2 spadc a spade, and advised rvtrench- meut and harmonious, action with the school h, a,d.
 ". ap" Dean aiked to the boys about his long residence in Nome. his warm icing for hIs ucig hbors in the 4th. us well as all over the town, and he though fh, poll tax should be repeal ed, claiming that it is an iniquitous measure.
 stevens started in by notifying those present, that they all knew him. Al pareutil they did, for q citizen in the front row. said in q staGe-whisper, "grat,er." This caused laugh, but when Stevens asked if they knew what he had done for the city these last tW o years, the reGoubtuble Gus Boltz call ed out:
 Yes you helped put the city in tie hole $3O, ,0O0 worth.'
 The chairman lest his patience and ordered the ,tIcndlng Gus. either to deaist or leave the hail. That worthy immediately staftcd for the door, with d paI ing shot at the unfortunate SteV- en- |, the eff, ct that II the city wanted such councimen, he would go hone ani stay th,re. hi, caused much lau. and mary crlcs of deriolou and left stevens Iuukiug as though he hal uttu caught noioiu4 up Johnny Mal r SOL c me else for t2O. Ie wuUnG up hlo spccch however b\ -aI' ing that he ha. always neeu a kick CT and always would be in in he council un ee, things went tu suit hIn,
 Col. Sawyer uare d long talk, con sumng almost an hour, in winch he discussed r,rry bl.ct irotu the "slal sp4ull, q hanuer' tu the None high school" and declared Uim.elf the avoM- ed chImp.on oi thr schools ana the school money.
 Bard, rinpeot Rowe, Calvin, Uu,on, Staples, Flu. an. aturey made short lIrs pr'uc pa Ii, if. uA economy a ouolu, best h,l ,an.
 t.AriIe Wa. received w.th applau~, an. dew :, me lup,v from hla pockel wIich he -aid contained an address he inIenJed Io read. It jran-pired how ever that some practical joker ha( "APril-foo'cd' hin, ana substituted lauk paper for the intended address However he n AAe q br.ef speech ir winch he pron.i-td q he greatest tcuno' my iu the school department and tt urn yer tu the common couucii a much larger proportion of the school H.rley than ever efrre.
 Rurl4ard drnje what he termed ''i hunter of mi ealing ~ta enl"ut~' that
 ad gone abr ad tu the effect thar he WoulH n' ~il on the couucll with a ~''r0u man q sad he would be r ou jn = any where. with saloon u.an. ev+u the Unted States Senate.
 Dr.. Cail detcudcd the school board. and sad they would keep well within the limits and help the council all they coGId.
 Geo. D. s'chofe'd wa~ called on and procre ed to read bis committee re- D rt from the h. the same that was adopted al the meetings in the lSt and 1th. Il" asked it's adoption. Rust gard objected to signing ' on the ground that the article clatiug to the "ollcrtj, n of poll tax was misleading hi- arUd>ca a 4reap deal of diScuS-iCr which tnd' d by the chairman declar. ing the whole matter out of order, and