The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-07
COUNCIL NAMES
ATTORNEYS FOR
LIGHT DISPUTE
Hellenthal & Hellenthal Ap-
pointed-Council Adjusts
Important Matters.

Hellenthal & Hellenthal, attorneys,
were appointed to represent The City
Council in case of SUI. brought
against the city by the A, .sho Lice
trio Light & Power Company 20 set
aside the city ordinance fixing the
lates to be charged on ei,-lic cur
rant, at a meeting of the council
last night.
Several important matters were
brought before the council.
Albert Peterson, dairyman, is
recommended for license to carry on
the sale of milk in the city of Ju-
neau and it is recommended that
Charles Switzer, dairyman, be not
granted a license, in a report of City
Health Officer DR.. f. &c. DeVighne
and Chief of Police T. f. P. keegan.
Conditions Differ
The report stated that Peterson
has conformed with the rules of the
city for sanitation at his dairy. 1t
stated he has cleaned up his barn,
put in drainage through the middle
of the floor cleaned up and improved
other buildings used fair dairy pur-
poses. Switzer is was stated, has
built a new barn but as yet the
cattle have not been moved into it
and no other improvements have
been made on the place. The report
stated that sanitary operations were
impossible under the present condi-
tions at the dairy.
The city clerk was instructed by
the council to notify Mr.. Switzar that
II in one week from the date of no.
LITIGATION rules, that he will be pro-
hibited from the sale of milk in the
city of Juneau.
Election Officers
The following officers were select
ed by the council for the fall elec-
ton, November Z:
Precinct No. Judges, Frank Met
calf, Raymond Greefe, Martin Lave
mix; clerks, Wallace George and H.
A. Davis.
Precinct No. Judges, C. P. Cole
James Russell and Ncls Sorby
clerks, W. ]. LEVERS and Andy Log
engren.
Precinct No. 3-George Georgeson
r. Beistline and James Kelly; clerks
Grant Baldwin and ]. A. Borges.
Fix Assessments
The council acted as an equaliza
ton board for hearing protests o.
assessments on small gasboats Pro
tests were also put before the coun
Gil for other property. Few protest:
were made and the council made ad
justments of assessments as it ap
peared the cases warranted.
The resolution was adopted by the
council for the assessment of gas
boats named on the city record.
The street committee reported the
repairing of streets and sidewalks in
various sections of the city.
Tt was decided to grant 81 pei
running foot to e. r. Jaeger for
the construction CT a concrete side
walk from the Gastineau Hotel to
Rawn Way, by the F. Wolland Store
on Front and Franklin streets, dis
lance of about 20 feet.
The house which was damaged by
the slide On Gastineau avenue and
which has been left as it was placed
by the slide. was declared a public
nuisance and the city clerk was in
structed to tear it down within 10
days, when it will be torn down by
the city at :he expense of the owner.
Police Report
The report of Chief of Police T. E.
p Keegan for the month of Septem-
Der showed two arrests, for drunk
and disorderly conducts. and 81 per-
sons sent home In the month of
September last year six arrests were
made, four for drunk and disorderly
conduct, and two for larceny. and AZ
persons were sent home. In Sep
TENDER, 1920. 80 arrests were made,
there being no record of the num-
Der of persons sent home.
o