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The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-12-14
DELEGATE WILL SEEK PASSAGE
 OF MANY BILLS
Amendment of Organic Act 10 Provide for Coun-
 ties One of Them

Many meaSuIe5. some Of prifn- ary importance, will be introduced at once in Congress by Delegate Wickersham, according to an an- nouncement received by the Empire from his office One of them will ba q measure to amend the Organic Act, of which Judge Wickersham is also author, to provide for the operation of country government in Alaska.
 It will require that no county shall have less than 500 legal voters nor less area than 2,000 square miles, and shall notf be created until the question is first submitted to the legal voters resi- ding in the proposed county and approved by 50 per cent of the legal votes cast at such election
 Cther measures that are to be in.r oduced are:
 That the United States shall annually pay to the Territory a sum equal to fifty per cent of the amount received from the share cf the U s. in the operation of the seal fisheries of the Pribilof IsE.nds.
 To repeal the Act of Congress entitled An Act to prohibit the manufacture or sale of alcoholic liquors in the Territory of Alaska"
 To establish a Supreme Court fer the Territory of Alaska, to be composed of Chief Justice and four District Judges.
 To authorize the construction of a Coal Bunker as part of the Alaska Railroad at Seward, and appropriating $75,O00 therefor.
 To authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to purchase block in the town of Juneau for the site and better fire protection of the Federal and Territorial Building, and appropriating $8o,0O0 for car rying out the purposes of the act; providing that the town of Ju- neau shall first donate S4,000 to assist in the purchase of the land.
 To authorize the entry of fur farming homesteads, after a lessee has resided on the land for at least three years and paying $2.50 per acre for the said land.
 To repeal the present law provid- ing for the location of placer min ing claims and restoring to Alas ka the general mining laws of the United States, as pertaining to placer claims. (By request of the Territorial Legislature)
 To provide that no boat, trap, or other property, belonging to any Indian or other person residing in Alaska, shall be seized and held for forfeiture for alleged violation of i the fisheries law, until after the | arrest, trial and conviction of the owner or operator of said prop erty.
 Amending a bill to provide that it shall be unlawful to wantonly waste or destroy salmon or other food fishes taken in the waters of | nor shall any portion of | food fishes, except the offal, be into oil or fertilizer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-12-14
CHARITY BALL
 IS BIG EVENT
A. B. Hall Scene of Bril- liant Affair Given
 by Moose

A generous response to the Call of the Moose" for their annual Charity Ball, found the large A. B. Hall comfortably crowded last Saturday night and it is safe to say that few of the dance loving public were absent.
 The crowd gathered early and dancing commenced promptly on time. The Moose orchestra, under the able direction of Harry Brandt, the Arctic BanjoiSt, fiye-piece
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-12-14

combination, gave music that was just the proper thing for the oc- casion. It was well along toward the wee sma' .,hours of Sunday morning when the strains of Home, Sweet Home" announced the end of the most successful and largest attended social affair every given by the Moose.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-12-14

SPECIAL FRAMES for George Washington pictures. Winter & Pond. -ady.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-12-14

Daily Empire Want Ads Pay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-12-14

refrigeration worries and reducing the number of trips to food stores.
 Reduce Food Losses
 In addition, they save money by reducing food spoilage losses, by making it possible for the house. wife to take advantage of quality food prices and Saturday bargains, and by the low operating costs.
 Besides guarding the health and the pocketbook of the family, the modern electric refrigerator opens to the homemaker new world in food preparation This is known as cold cookery and includes chilled and frozen desserts, and salads, and many other things"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-12-14
M BIER IS TO HOLD ELECTION TOMORROW NOON
Seven M e mb CTS to Be Chosen for Board-An-
 nual Reports Be Made

The Juneau Chamber of Com merce tomorrow will elect its di- rectors for 1892 at its regular weekly luncheon at Bailey's Cafe. Eleven members have been nom mated and additional nominations can be made at tomorrow's meet ing.
 This will be the last meeting of the current year. The next two
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-12-14
ON TRIAL FOR
 | WIFE SHAVING

SEATTLE, Dec. 14. Everett Frank Lindsay, recently captured in California, went on trial today on charge of staying his wife Nine prospective jurors had been passed for cause and fourth ax- cused up to noon today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-12-14
CARD PARTY

The Ladies of the Cat holic Church will give Card Party in the Parish Hall on Tuesday night at o'clock Refreshments served. Good prizes. Everyone cordially invited. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-12-14
soUTHARDs ARE IN TOWN

MT. and Mrs. Ray Southard, well known theatrical actors and pro- ducers, arrived in Juneau Saturday night from the Westward on the steamship Victoria. They will stay here 8 while before continuing to Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-12-14
ATTENTION MASONS

There will be a Stated Com munication of Mt. Juneau Lodge No AT, F. & A. M at the Masonic Temple Monday evening, Dec. 14th at 7:30 o'clock. Election of officers and balloting. All MasonS urged to be present. By order of the w. M. J. w. LEVERS,
 adv Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-12-14
CHILKOOT RESIDENT ILL

Mrs. George Gilbertson of Chil- koot entered St. Anns hospital last night, having arrived arrived here on the United States Army boat Torrance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-12-14
NOTICE

The Juneau Women's Club will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday, December 18th, at ? pm. sharp in the Council Chambers. All members are requested to be present.
 MILDRED LISTER, .adv. Secretary.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-27
Legal Notices
NOTICE 10 BIDDERS

NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Sealed proposals TO the Board Of
Trustees oil purdue University. Lafayette.
Indiana, Tor the construction OF an ad-
oltlon TO the Heating and Power Plant
OF purdue University. Lafayette. indiana,
Controller, purdue University. Lafayette,
Indiana, up to 10 O'Clock q. m, Tuesday,
May 5tn, 1881. at which time they will
be publicly opened and read.
Subject 70 provisions OF the. specih-
cations, bids on the above building will
be. received as follows:
!. For the general construction and
3 For The heating and plumbing.
3. tor the electric wiring.
Z. For the enUlre project as specified
under !, 2. and 8.
.. For the power piping.
All bios must be Submitted on forms
prescribed IN the speclncauonS which
forms must be attached TO Form No
80 and accompanied oy Form NO. SEA.
IS prescribed by the State Board Of Ac-
OF per cent OF the sum OF the BID shall
be submitted with these bias. Blazers on
the General Construction must be
quaLheo. to complete tins portion Of the
WORK not later than Oct. !. 1881.
FlanS ana specMcaJlonS may be OBJ
tanned from the office OF Wafer Senoler.
architect, Wallace BLOCK, Lafayette, In
diana. Plans and specifications are on
NE IN the Office OF tne superintendent OF
Physical Plant. c. D. Bushnell. Purdue
University, Lafayette, lnolana; N the
OFFICE OF the State Board OF Accounts
SCatehouse. Indianapolis. Indiana in the
Office OF The 1nolana Construction
Recorder Indianapolis, Indiana; and IN
the office OF Dodge Reports. Chicago,
Illinois.
The Board of Trustees reserves the
right TO reject any Or al bids.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF
PURDUE UNIVERSITY.
BY r. B. STEWART. Controller.
BOARD OF zONING APPEALS
NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice is hereby given that Thomas H.
Cox has hled with the Board OF Zoning
Appeals OF the city of Indianapolis
petition asking permission to vary the
requirements OF the zoning Ordinance by
operating a tearoom in the residence.
located at 1902 Central avenue.
A public hearing Will be held by said
Board IN Room lU4, City Hall. Tuesday.
May 9TH, 1881. at 2:30 p. m. at which
time and place all Interested persons viii
be given opportunity TO be heard in ref
erence to the matters set out in said
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS,
GEO. T. O'CONNOR, president.
II. 3. STEEG, Secretary Engineer.
I WILL sell al pubic auction one Paige
sedan, 1927 model, motor NUMBER 3318l,
serial number 324582, Tor storage charges,
amounting to 500, at 10 a. m. Thursday,
j. O. LEE,
1897 S. Emerson.
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Death Notices

ALLEN. JOHN Gage 62. father OF Mrs.
jess Marley, passed away at the home OF
his daughter IN PIainhela Saturday. April
%. Funeral Tuesday morning. 1870
a. m. at United Brethren church, corner
Miller and Belmont SITS. Interment
MooresviLe. Rev. Hittle ana Rev. Martin
officiating. (. F. HARVEY, MooreSvl1le
in charge.
BARRINGER, AMANDA J.-Age rs years,
wife OF henry a. Barrlnger, mother Of
MIS-. Lola Barnes and Henry c. Barrlnger
OF New York city, Mrs Elizabeth a. Bur-
cav and Mrs. Eloise q. Harms of Inolan-
apolis, passed on at her home Saturday
NER q BUCHANAN MORTUARY Tues
day, p. n. Friends invited. Burial
Crown Hill. Friends may call at the
mortuary any time.
BoTTlN. FRANK C.T7Age a, beloved son
liam H. Frieda, l.. Albert E., Waiter O.,
Kama eBottin ans ap6 Flora Waltz, passed
dsy n.y. at p re5dence ne6 65 cottage
Ave. Friends invited. Burial Washing
ton Park. Friends may call after 6
copYl G. H. HERRMANN in charge.
EARLL, MOLLIE-Beloved wife Of Hugh S.
Earl, departed this life Sunday, April %.
age 20 years. Funeral Tuesday, April %.
1880 Station St, II a. m. Burial Column
bus, Ga. Friends invited.
HoYr. REV. ELIZA. Beloved mother
OF Mrs. Maurice Santich. Sherman c. and
Rybolt died st. Vincent's hospital, Mon
day morning. Funeral notice later. klF-
BY-DINN SERVICE.
KIPPEN,. JOHN PATRICK-Beloved nus
band Of Fife kippen (nee Shoemaker)
and son Of Mrs. Pearl Rankin brother
Of joseph end Sdmund dKippen. 6dSeparted
FaS S rae f fISday Apr g. the Sf Ts5
dence. 35I5 Z. Eleventh, ? p. m. Burial
Memorial Park cemetery. Friends invited.
KIRK
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Legal Notices

Goods stored in the name Of:
Nelson j; Alley; Walter Alestock. caLEe
armstrong. rear i226 College Ave, Frank
Buckles. PISS Dexter Ave; Mrs. Barbara
pass Sea zSI iss " wasb SS Ave. Yonters,
n Y; Mrs. Edward Bryan, 2lss n; Ala
bana: L. W, Crone. $50 coneorS St. J.
sew ST: Mr.. Chas. Carter; Mrs. Elizabeth
Copeland 2722 Ethel ave: Anna l. Gin
ton. .2lo4 English; NJ; Themas Sc g;TyITan
ESQ z. st. Clair St. Mr. CURTIS Elliot. sen.
Iii0 Conner Ave W. e; Erwin MI 2sls NE +.
victor victor Franklin. 6i4 n. East St; GeoTge
Gaonnon: / Il. Gibson. 80 w. Twenty
sixth: Lee Griffith care Of Roq9gerS store.
care OF julius Baum. 1S5 n. Illinois 81
Mrs. Alice Hanson. care OF WelSeI Joi BE
Pettijohn St Mrs. A. NJ. Harlan, 1882
Cleveland Hts Blvd. Cleveland: O.: elem
Johnson: Mrs. LOWE Johnson, ass MineIr,yga
St; Mr.. n, E. Joseph. All MOTIFS "a
Clifwood. N J.: Mr. Abner Kendrick, "a!
Hacley St. Mrs. Kroeh. 7l5 y. CaplteI
. Ave; Herbert N. KrutsilngeT. $50 8. Rod
lear 42s Spencer Ave: Mrs. l. Lintheconl.
2S24 Maytinaa!e Aye: T. Little, G. W
stone Ave: MS. Ruth Miller. l4l0. E.
SiXty-ninth St; Mrs. Mary 4. Durham.
2lss sint s5ss ST. Si Ecl o.; Mrs,
1913 U6ell St; Homer Nation. 6o7 wal
IN. NJ. Vernon. Ind. Rev. H; G. Over
ton, S2S ". Twen.y-seventh: Marie
Peachie. Apt, 5. 10 T. Illinois St.. Mr..
Tndianapoiis md Iilisnn s. S. Rose. care
or r. A. SchaAel. 1901 Wagar Ave. Lake
wood o.; Roscoe Rowe 1921 Oliver
Ave: katherine Roach. 4I6 n New Jer-
sew ST.. Apt. 81 8; Mrs Nellie Reed. so9
Minerva St: Mrs. J. 3 Shull. 1914 South
Senate: Mr.; Fred W. schnippe, iii
Tslbott: MIS- Phil E. Stalard. 1871 Finley
Ave: Herman Sapo SIS Cedar S.. Geo.
ssllmer, esl \. Tacoma: Mrs. r. NJ.
Turner. HOS E. Washington St: Mrs.
Goldie Thomson, gen. del. Terre Haute
Ind; Emmett walls 1867 Broadway; Mich
cal WEIGH. 1887 Bradbury. Mrs. Lee F.
walls. gen del; ChaTdon. O.; Mrs Mar
I'm White. 152is w. Michigan St., Sis
Wilson. s2l ". Senate Ave; Mrs. Raw
wills $50 2 walnut Apt. 2 Mr.. Sher-
man r. Watkins 1901. Maple ST.: az o.
=. Bshrent Big Four STORAGE end Trans
fe. SEQ 5. Meridian St, viii be sold for
sto!sse charges or NAY i6: 1881. az "a. n
Q. =. BEERENT.
THE ANNUAL meeti7g Of tie sharsaoId-
egs, OF the, indiana INSURANCE Company
viii be held IN the ofice. OF the company
81 sos AMERICAN Central Life Bldg. In
cianapolis. Indiana. beginning az $50
o'clock ?. n, on the 18th day Of May,
PARKE A. COOLING. President.
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