Henning to write a letter to the
Governor’s Office stating that the
City will furnish the banquet room in
the Odd Fellows Hall as the required
space for a sewing room for destitute
women, subject to the approval of the
Federal authorities.
Lower Front Street Plans
A motion was carried authorizing
Judge H. B. LeFevre to make ar
rangements for deeds to the proper
ties on lower Front Street, necessary
to the widening of the thoroughfare,
to be put in escrow in a bank with
the agreement that the city will pay
for the properties, about 300 feet of
street frontage at a cost of approxi
mately $3,000 in April, 1936, instead
of taking options on the properties as
was originally planned.
City Dock Heating
Mayor Goldstein reported that the
contract for installing a heating
plant at the City Dock by J. A. Bul
ger, was signed Thursday, and that
installation will be started Monday
under the supervision of N. Lester
Troast, who drew the plans for the
heating plant. Mayor Goldstein re
ported that the heating equipment
recently installed in the City Hall
by Rice and Ahlers is entirely satis
factory.
Discussion of the proposed small
boat harbor project disclosed the
fact that there have been no new
developments.
BOAT WRECKED ON
ADMIRALTY ISLAND
The boat of Or in KronquLst and
George Gearide has been wrecked
on Admiralty Island across from
Horse Island, according to report
to the Marshal’s office by Ed Ander
son of Juneau. Anderson said the
men walked to Bear Creek where he
saw them and took them back to
sheir boat which was stove in but it
was believed they would be able to
salvage it. He left the men at the
scene of the wreck where they had a
supply of food.
