The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-11

A 0oeidL was gwen laSt n1gnt b. the Moose at Ine puDnc lnsrallaUloI or lne newly elocted omcers of tha lodgo.
 :, All the councilmen were present when ntteen minutes late, tht Mayor called the meeting to order Artcr a mlnor correcIlon had; beer effected in the minutes they were iapproved as read.
 The City health Officer, Df Mustard, reported that there was one city patient in the hospltal.
 Attorney hoDDes drew the arter. tion to the enect that the stree clearing contract with Rowe terml- hated on April 15 unless Council by resolution authorized it to continue to May l.
 | Councilman Burgh moved and lCouncllman Lehman seconded thai the Councll notlty Rowe to continue the work until May l. Thls was car. ried.
 The Council canvassed the vote of the city election: HOO ballots were unused, 934 were cast, nine were destroyed, one was spoiled, and 924 were counted. The various candidates as already reported ill the press were then by resolution declared elected.
 Councilman Burgh moved tha. hours, the usual rate allowed for the former school election be added to the $l5, remuneration allowed making it $25.
 It was moved as an amendment by Blake, seconded by Lomen that the rate of payment bc SEQ. Tho amendment was lost and the origin. al motion was then passed. council man Lehman moved that warrants be drawn and the bills paid. This was carried. The Council then ad journed-Councilma Lohmann, by the way, moved the adjournment. | The following are among the re- commentators of the Grand Jury:
 We havo examined into the con ditions and management of the foi lowing institutions and beg to re- commend as follows:
 The Nome Public Schools. 1st. That there be a new floor lad in the gymnazium. End. That there be more and better ventilation in the girls toilet. 3rd. That the class rooms be repapered. 4.th. That there be new mating laid on tho stair way. 5th That sanitary drink ing arrangement be provided for the pupils.
 The Native School. 1st. That the toilet be thoroughly cleaned ana made more sanitary. End. That the girls toilet be in a separate room from the boys. toilet, and that this change be made immediately.
 We have examined into the con ditions and management of the United States Commissioner office, Federal Jail, City Hall, United States Court House, and Detention Hospital and find that the same are in ex- cellent order and managed in a very satisfactory way.
 We have examined into the con ditions and management of the City Jail and Fire Department and find the management of the City Jail and Fire Department and find the management of same very satisfac. tory, and the conditions of same as good as can be expected under the circumstances.
 | We would recommend to the Court the necessity for the establishment of fund for the relief of people .h distress for which there is no fund nOW dNdiidUlC, tiuu UC5 eo Soii ehS attention of the Court to the Rice case as an example of the pressing need of such fund.
 Our attention has been called to the manner in which the insane from Alaska are treated at the Morningside Asylum. and wo think the same is most deplorable end a crime against civilization. and re. commend that some steps be taken to better their conditions and that the Government be appealed to erect building and establish a fund for its maintenance in preference to the contract system at present in opera tion, and which has been found 90 unsatisfactory.
 Respectfully submitted ~ Q}i FRANK P. WILLIAMS.