Other expenditures of City funds
authorized by the Council were:
payment of $15 to Dr. William P.
Blanton for emergency medical ser
vices; payment of $15 to Police Of
ficer Kenneth Junge for a coat
ruined in line of duty; and payment
of $35 to the Juneau Mine Workers
Association for lights, heat and oth
er expenses resulting from the Min
ing Short Courses conducted hero
last winter by the Mining Extension
Department of the University of Al
aska.
Fireworks Ordinance
After considerable discussion of
the proposed new City ordinance reg
ulating the sale and discharge of
fireworks, in cooperation with the
City of Douglas, the Council auth
orized the City Attorney to draw up
an ordinance limiting the display,
sale and size of firecrackers, which
will repeal the existing ordinance
prohibiting the discharge of fire
works within the city limits, and
which is to be presented at the
next regular meeting of the City
Council. ^ ^
Fire Chief V. W. Mulvihill'caHed
the attention of the Council to the
fact that quantities of gasoline, up
to 250 gallons are stored at local
airplane floats. Under the rew
building code storage of more than
10 gallons of gasoline is prohibited
within the city limits except in
buried tanks, Chief Mulvihill said.
1 The matter was referred to members
of the Fire Committee of the City
Council, with a request to cooper
ate with Chief Mulvihill in effect
ing a solution of the problem.
