The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-04-19
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 Alundy expressed the opinion 1 that the night marshal, whose present hours are from g pm. te 3 am, should go to work earlier, land if necessary receive extra com pensation. Tt is my experience, he said. that the worst hours are frm to and from midnight to i 3 o'clock in the morning.
 Police Without Pay 1 The matter of special police of- fieers was presented by the mayor l for consideration, after stating that H. Wellons, city light plant manager and his assistant, Ralph Deveney, were sworn in as special officers without pay because of the adyisability of their having au- i thority to enforce the eity's cleo trical and radio ordinances. Drunks are often inclined to finger around l the power house and it is good thing to have a police officer ih l that part of town in case of emer- gency, he said, adding that while 1 it was not Wellons nor DeYeney $ duty to go looking for disturbers of the peace, if a fight happened in their vicinity, they had authori- ty to take it in hand.
 Other matters discussed were street and water improvements, the repair of Cow Alley from Lynch street to the Tamaree property, the widening and repair Of the street from Front street to Cow Alley between the properties of Mrs. An nie Tamaree and the Patenaude | building, so that the fire trucks can get into the alley from the blind end, and a fireproof vault for city records.
 Antonich asked if city trucks were authorized to be used for pas sengers to and from social affairs, at city expense for gas, etc. With out vote it seemed to be the senti- ment of the council that only the light plant truck should be avail able for personal use.
 Too Much Speed
 Brueger said that he wished to | register a protest over the speed at which city trucks were driven. This led to a discussion of the need of liability insurance for the trucks and the clerks being instructed to secure rates from reputable com panies.
 Mundy brought up the necessity of rebuilding Front street and ad- Yocated the purchase of a rock crusher to utilize the andesite led ges of Mt. Dewey. He stated that beach sand made unsatisfactory road fills and were a greater ex- pense in the long run than crushed rock.
 Dog Pound
 Brueger inquired as to the status of the dog ordinance passed during his absence. Was it being enforced, forgotten or favoritism shown Lloyd explained that while the or ldinance provided for a dog pound the council had not carried out that provision. He suggested that if the space between the city hall and gymnasium were enclosed at each end and shelter from rain built that an excellent runway could be provided at small cost. The counci instructed Lloyd and Bradley tC build the pound at once, and to en- force the dog ordinance, treating al citizens alike.
 Harbor Committee Considerable discussion centereC on the matter of the duties of tht new harbor and harborage commit tee which the mayor added to tht customary list of committees. Int members were instructed to confer with the finance committee fol funds before planning the import ant features connected with tha , department.
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