The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-02
MAYORS REPORT ON CITY
 AFFAIRS
By MAYOR I. GOLDsTEIN

By MAYOR I GOLDsTEIN closing report of the cys progress and affairs for the past year covers general review of the various city departments The right going n government ard the Mayor and the Councmen welcome statements that have been made As previously position past year. printed upon the completion the audit now in progress
 THE SCHOOLS
 the public schools from employed but for the school contemplated The budget for the slightly that the precd and understood the the budget will be substantially unchanged has been pacced without sacrifice of efficiency s The services of full time nurse without additional cost have been added this through with Terri tora Education Commissioners office Council Health Officer adenoids children whose afford the of the ons without marking charge for his services except the actual with the city
 affairs have been well managed and they wholly partisan political influence The opposed candidacy of Grover Vim for his seventh consecutive term Director nsres change the established policy the Board
 PUBLIC LIBRARY
 the public library building lot adjoining Hall carried out quietly for some time between Gov Troy Chairman and Judge G. F. Aexanoe Divisional Administrator of the Civil Works Administration and Mayor Goden Under the discussed the Federal Government will furnish the labor and oneha of the maternal The estimated would including material furniture fixtures the Governments share would be $2OoO
 Local officials have heartily ndoed the proposal which is uni vera regarded great public necessity Tine present quarters of the library are crowded and poorly adapted for the purpose and the usefulness of the library seriously impaired by the lack Of room ana convnnces Miss Coleman librarian reports the library has The average monthly circulation $500. ..s- Prospects Government aid favorable and the citizens Juneau will be given full details and opportunity to learn their views in this most important matter st
 HEALTH DEPARTMENT
 passing City w. J. Pgg January mourned Council succeeded his post this heading that City authorities have given much consideration to the garbage disposal question The Citys permit the end of Ninth Street for dump December 1884 and there is little likelihood permit being extended
 he 1eastn ible to site for dump ncnerator provided in the proposed PWA program the collection would be most desirable @ 4 Gse@ss e4 1sg aa ffat
 CARE OF INDECENT
 other public have essend uemend s8oo m m wear directly for this purpose including the purchase previous year. dollars paid to for wr city streets etc. who otherwise would forced to rely upon direct public aid the Federal Government paid $16669 to the c c ns,u as it's coabuon toward unemployment relief repre- by the city earlier the year on relief work
 POLICE DEPARTMENT
 Chief Davis the police department has made fine efficiency been Loyalty supported by Paomen well maintained and public characterized judgment tact and the population the city particularly the influx large unemployed has added the problems of the police department
 During the past collected forfeimes .M regarding running at large the m regulations that will permit the appointment will function the round The reduction the license fee to, s. is advocated
 DEPARTMENT
 Fire Department has maintained its long,
 
  than they would otherwise have been of Chief amounted to $225 accounted for $550 $ s-.t : ta ats tssa a4f New apparatus 
 STA An order has been placed for new wheels with pneumatic of the
 WHARF
 the municipal wharf totaled s4161 s14866 last Improved business conditions generally withdrawal the Admiral Line from the local field have helped tn the City Wharf. repairs to the wharf png and the warehouse made to about twice the that estimated that ping for the face of the driven this cost of $500 and the warehouse further $2O0O.
 
 new ordinance governing the operation city floats reserved small limited with he idea in view of that