The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 6, 1928, Page 8

8 GITY FINANCES INGOOD SHAPE, REPORT SHOWS = Total Payment of Taxes to Yesterday $50,010 Levy Totals $93,323 $10,000. Th ly cial showing next March - > GOGD CONDITIONS NORTH OF HERE | REPORTS POLLEY | Polley, Territori who returned Tax weel E. M Collector, from a trip to Fairbank ing Alaska Railroad oast towns between there and Juneat reports that conditions to Westward and in the Interior for the t part favorable Anchcrage i . Re chora the are | very optimistic since F of the Au started cor hydro-electri River proprietor Hotel, has struction of a plant on the Eklutna supply power and light Seward, according to Mr ley, is presperous after a summer. The school bonds have been taken over by the city, the| Lowell Creek is being practically harnessed, lessening the liability of floods. Fairb; hooming this time, work by the Company has been completed the mine: deing well conditions sound basis A controversy has arisen there | recently over a power and light franchise, held now by the North- | ern Commercial ( any. New | interests are tr. to take over | this franch promising many advant consgumers, Just how the would come out, Mr. Polley not able to say. he failure of the eason around w Mill Bay i condition Pol- | good ks, he sg it was the constru Alaska Exploration | but and are s to issue was fish and herring Seldovia was the he noticed Polley. ing in dep on his trip, said Mr - THE MABTHA SO(‘IETY Will hold a bazaar and silver tea in the church parlors be ginning 11 a. m. on Thursday November 2! n VINOL A tonic for old and young $1.20 BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. Freo Dellvery Phons 134 When We Sell It It's Right 3ub Station Post Offico No. 1.| | FOR YOUR COUGH AND COLD WE RECOMMEND White Pine and Tar Cough Syrup, Pine Tar and Honey Cough Syrun, Tablets, DBromo Quinine, Week’s Cold Tablets and many others. DANGE FEATURE = [Annual Purple Bubble i adv. | i | | | Antigrip ‘ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, OCT. 6 1928. Capture “na ” Suspect | | | | “murder farm" fed to Riverside. Cal.. deputy 1loops, B. C., en route home slain by Northcott before he Gordon Sty ystery hall one Saturday, Oc- charge of mposed of | Dan Rus D. Peter. 1S PLANNED TO BE GIVEN HERE Dance Will Be Given by Elks Next Week nd othe a1 planting. | Adv. | ”L! DANC {TURDAY A. B. HALL Moonlight Serenaders Intelligent Service The major idea on which the success of this store has been built is intelligent service to all of our CUSTOMERS WE ARE NOT alone interested in taking your first second, but in having you come b, day after day, month after month, and year after year, for every- thing you need in line of pure and guaranteed FOODS. Ask any of our customers “about prices on our bananas and everything.” rder or your Gastineau Grocery PHONE 37 Juneau, Alaska On the ngh C’s NO DOCK PLAN SUBMITTED T0 GITY COUNCIL Almnnco of Cxty Engineer Causes Brief Delay— Ready Next Week mee of C Metealf fro town, and specifica for the proposed new mu vere ‘presented to th Ow Engin nk no plans lock Mayor Thomas announced he ng on tentative plans dr Mr, Metcalf, showing con details and which ready early next weel After some dis led to hold either day o to con tk ness was trans The monthly bills were and ordered paid; a fire alar ordered for installation ne: Alaska Juneau employment four ed; and ¢ for the gen pn November The officers for Precinct No. 1 e apparatus room in C re: Judges, J. L 2 a ructio costs will was A new and hitherto unpub- lished photo of Mme. Ganna Walska, wife of Harold Me- Cormick, Chicago millionaire, as she embarked for United States for her first visit in four rs. Recently the opera singer became the sole owner of Champs Elysees theatre in Paris, one of the most famous amusement palaces in Eugope, ., AT THE HOTELS Alaskan approv sction- officers appoin ral Territorial election Fremming; s Sowerh and Mrs. Robert Coughlin, | The yoting place in Precinct No.| was changed to the old Al v building on F 2 officers named Miss Agnes Manning Nellie Simpkins, and Dr, A, | mer; Clerks H. E. Biggs and T Mauzey In Precinct Frank M Gonzalez, : i Unalga; W. 0. Koskl, Unal- No. 3, the pollir booth will be located in the re dence of Mrs. George Burford af|I% the Home Grocery corner of W Avenue. Offi J. M. Carver, ! it Baldwin; Clerk nd Mrs. Goodman Jens Gastineau Charles E. Johnson, Chatham - 20,000 BULBS wall planting or llnvl\‘k' Juneau city; Geo. ck, ghhy For the growing | Flor- Ady. “The Irma” new Black Velvet Opera Pump with very light hand-turned sole. Price $10.00 | 6OLDSTEIN'S EMPORIUM Shoe Department Hall, mus: 3 INDICTMENTS | Two Against Edmund Hall, Former Soldier, One | Agamsl Al Larson Two indictme were returned today by the F in the District E. Coke “l” former nes, bailee and true bill v Larson char with a dange Ju Hill, n, who chargir th and la ng him wi sa weapon | 1 Hans Ras 1ilty to po. | liquor, to 90 day jail. Wi vesterday ith a da cer \ third d HI rou session of the local F Malmber in a charge of & ous weapon o Alexander recentl of not guilty Hall is the soldier ed from Haines made his way an outboard mot where he squad of men fro: v, entered a plea| who desert. | March and | was Redflash ARE RETURNED :: . |outboard mator trom Edward Dors. BY GRAND JURY | cordial ult | the in|* BOILERS racks and captured. He was turned to the army post and turned over to civil authoritie P e e MAGAZINES and PAPERS We have a complete line of magazines and Sunday papers. We take ~ub~xcnp- tions for the New York Times or any magazine. of Government funds| and of having stolen the boat and | zoz at Haines. Larson is accused of having at-| Gladys Rogers with a dan- We have a few left of the Pacific Motor Boat for August of the race to Al- { aska. HELLAN’S PHARMACY Next to Valentine’s Phone 33 Free Delivery { weapon on Augu The Grand Jury re. 1 [today until Monday morning ipetit jury was excused yesterday un il 10 a.m. Monda e — ATTENTION MASONS! There will be a stated com-| tion of Mt. Juneau Lodge| 147, F. & , in 0dd Fel-| ' Hall, o’clock Mon- ng. ork in the E i Visiting Brethren invited. By order of i w. M. COFFEE FREE! We are giving you one pound of BEST RE- LIANCE COFFEE, FREE, with one Ez-Squeeze Mop. The regular price of the mop is $1.50. Coffee Free! They are endorsed by Good Housekeeping and are self-wringing. See window display. 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