The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-03
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the title role of Her Great Match act Clyde Fitch drama. This is one of the products of the Metro studios and was "big success" on the outside. The story deals with prince who tries to give up his throne to marry a beautiful Amer ican girl. How he succeeds makes an interesting story.
 Two indictments were returned last night by the Grand Jury. One against soldier named Blythe for larceny and the other against two Eskimo boys, John Eruruk and John kublo for burglary. The Grand Jury as at present constituted is as foi- lows: Jos. Chilberg, A. Hamburger J. Hendricks, August Hermanson, A. H. Kell, F. M. Kiesele, L. H. M'Cloy, A. M'Donald, John Milne, H. H. Moller, Jos. Nors, J. w. Rose, Geo. Watson, s. J. Bakke, J. Cald- well, F. H. Fehse, G. P. Goggin. ). A. Hansen, w. c. Shields, S. D. Waysman.
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 All the councilmen were present except Thompson when the Mayor called the council meeting to order last night in the clerks office, the rain having forced an entry into the council chamber, the session had to be held elsewhere. A communica- tion was received from W. R. Hays asking for a reduction in his taxes and offering such rebated sum in settlement in full. No action was taken on this communication.
 The monthly reports of the City Treasury and the City Clerk were read. The latter showed that there was a deficit for the month Of $1O25.S7, the city being at present without available funds.
 The city attorney reported that the contract between the Pumping plant trustee and the city was nor signed and urged immediate action in the matter.
 The City Physician, Dr. Chace, re- ported the hospital condition of sick etc, and reported that not withstanding the weather the health of the city was good.
 Tn the matter of the shed on A. c. Way complained of by residents of that section the city decided that they could take no action i'll the matter as they had no right of way adjoining the premises and any ac- ton should be taken by those who considered the building a nuisance privately.
 M'Allister thought bids should be advertised to move the pumps from the Power Co.'S plant as the latter might charge storage after November 1. The rest of the coun- cilmen thought any action would be premature just now.
 M'Allister also brought up the .s>..4o. of +I,o ;eb,,r,,o Cool and tho council and city attorney went into an elaborate examination of the coal leasing laws of the territory which was very instructive while it lasted, until Councilman Rose suggested that the council get on with the business of the meeting.
 A motion made was passed that Milot be authorized to remove the building on M'Lean's lot and place it on another as suggested by it's owner, who in turn would deed the city the lot whereon it now stands for the purpose of a street.
 The suggestion that the light on Belmont Point, Dry creek bridge, be changed so that they illumined both ends war referred to the street 
 Councilman Burgh moved that the council consider the seat of Chas vacant. This was second- ed and passed. all voting aye except the Mayor who passed.
 Dr. Wesley was nominated for the vacant position and all voting "aye", duly elected.
 It was ordered that the roof of the city hall building be made rain proof and after some other minor matters had operated the gray mat ter of the solons, they adjourned until next Monday night at the same time.