The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03
MEMORIAL TO
 SULzER PASSED
 BY THE COUNCIL

At the City Council last evening, J. NJ. Davis, the present wharfinger, was reappointed for the place.
 The Mayor appointed a committee to draft resolution of sympathy for Joseph Montgomery consisting of Councilmen Turner, Hebert and Day.
 The Council prepared the follow ing memorial about the death of Charles A. Sulzer:
 "Whereas, Divine Providence in His Infinite wisdom and for His all wise and divine purpose has taken from his earthly career Charles A. Sulzer, our our highly esteemed fel- low citizen and an honorable repre- sentative of the highest welfare and ideals of the Territory of Alaska and of it's people; and,
 Whereas, his memory is worthy to be kept forever bright before those who knew him well, and those to come after, we, individually, and as a representative body, wishing to add our testimony to and our in dorsement of the many tributes paid to his true manliness, worth and memory, therefore
 Be it resolved, by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Juneau, Alaska, that the wise and loy- al counsel of Charles A. Sulzer will be universally felt and his compan- ionship missed; and that we assure his bereaved family of our profound est sympathy, and
 Be it further resolved, that a copy of these resolutions be sent to the wife and son of deceased, and copy be spread upon the perma- nent records of the City of Juneau Alaska.
 Dated this 2d day of May, A. D., 1919.
 "J. LATIMER GRAY, Mayor "A. B. COLE, City Clerk"
 A petition was presented by the residents of the Scatter Tract re- questing the gravelling of the road to that part of the city, and a side walk on the West side of the ceme- tery, a trunk sewer system, and q Hume alongside of the roadway to carry off the surface water. The to pass an ordinance changing the name of the Scatter Tract to Green wood Heights Addition, and request ,d the street names of Sulzer Ave tue and the road that runs through he addition be known as Lane road. The petition was referred to the Street committee.
 Rev Bruce, Rev. Mcqueen, Rev. oersonus and Mrs. krough sent in | communication requesting the Council to repeal the anti-street speaking ordinance. The Clerk was instructed to acknowledge the peti- tion. It was thought unwise at the present time to make any change in the past policy regarding this mat ter.
 New sidewalks were ordered con structed on Eighth Street between Gold and East, and on Harris street between Fifth and Sixth.
 For the special election for Dele gate to Congress which occurs June 3d., the Council designated the pre- cincts the same as held for the City election, and an Election Board for the different precincts were named as follows:
 Precinct No. IA. M White, A. ]. Sprague and H. R. Shepard as Judges; c. E. Cartwright and Wal lace George as Clerks.
 a Precinct No. 2.-M. J. Cassen, J. J. Connors, H. B. LeFevre as Judg es;- w. E. Ware and Wright Wen rich as Clerks.
 Precinct No. 3.-A. A. Humfrey and B. A. Rosselle and George w Folta as Judges; E. G. Keeney and c. B. Brandon as Clerks.
 The Clerk was empowered by the Council to post notices and prepare election ballots and boxes and such other duties as will comply with the newly enacted special election writ issued by the Governor.
 A special committee was appoint. ed by Mayor Gray to look into the Gold Creek situation, consisting of Councilman Warner Day and Mo