TERR. C, OF C.
MEETS TODAY
FOR ELECTION
Committee Reports, Other
Important Matters
Are Taken Up
Election of officers, a President,
three Vice-Presidents, an Execu
tive Secretary and a Treasurer,
was among the important mat
ters scheduled for the adjourned
meeting of the Territorial Cham
ber of Commerce this afternoon.
The meeting which convened in
room 200 of the Federal and Ter
ritorial Building was presided over
by F. A. J. Gallwas. Vice-Presi
dent. Further elections to be
held included the choosing of
members of the Board of Manag
ers.
Reports of the Special Commit
tee on Recommendations, made up
of Senators J. R. Campbell, chair
man; N. R. Walker, James Fraw
ley, and Luther C. Hess; Com
mittee on Resolutions and pro
posed amendments to the consti
tution, Senator M. E. S. Brun
nelle, chairman, Sen. John F. De- ,
vine and Rep. James Patterson; |
and several items of importance'
which have come up since the last
meeting were also taken up.
Ketchikan, Petersburg
Bond Bills Introduced
in Congress by Dimond
WASHINGTON, Peb. 22.—Alas
ka Delegate Dimond has intro
duced a bill to authorize Ketchi
kan, Alaska, to issue $1 000,000 in
bonds to acquire and operate the
electric, water and telephone prop
erties of the Citizens Light and
Power Company.
The Delegate has also intro
duced a bill authorizing Peters
burg to issue $40,000 in bonds for
street, sidewalk, bridge and viaduct
construction.
