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The Daily Alaska Empire
Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska
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Juneau city council meeting ordered publication of U.S. District Court order from May 23 to sell 1927 delinquent real property. They deferred action on a sewer petition from Carroll Way residents, awarded J.T. Ross the city hall kalsomining contract, and agreed to provide lumber for a new sidewalk to Indian Village Presbyterian church if locals supply labor. Other matters were routine.
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SELL DELINQUENT
REAL PROPERTY
The city council, which meets last night at 8 o'clock in the council chambers, ordered the publication as required by law, of the order of the U. S. District court, issued on May 23, authorizing the sale by the city of all delinquent real property of 1927.
Among other business brought before the city council, was a petition, signed by seven residents of houses adjoining Carroll Way, asking the city to install a sewer connecting their property with the Front Street sewage system. No action was taken on the petition at last night's meeting.
The contract for kalsomining the city hall was awarded to J. T. Ross.
There were two other bidders.
C. W. Carter, who appeared before the council on behalf of the Indians of Indian Village, to request a new sidewalk extending from Willoughby avenue to the native Presbyterian church, was authorized to tell the Indians that the City of Juneau would furnish the lumber for the sidewalk if the Indians would contribute the labor.
Other matters taken up by the council were purely routine.
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Juneau
Event Date
Last Night
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publication of court order for sale of 1927 delinquent real property ordered; no action on sewer petition; kalsomining contract awarded to j. t. ross; lumber for indian village sidewalk to be furnished by city if labor provided by indians
Event Details
City council met last night and handled business including a U.S. District Court order from May 23 authorizing sale of delinquent 1927 real property, a petition for sewer installation on Carroll Way (no action), awarding contract for kalsomining city hall to J. T. Ross (two other bidders), and authorizing C. W. Carter to inform Indians of Indian Village that city would provide lumber for sidewalk from Willoughby Avenue to native Presbyterian church if they contribute labor. Other matters routine.