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}.~EETING OF JANUARY 14th, 1943.
A ~IEETING'OF THE BOARD WAS HELD ON THE ABOVE DATE WITH ALL
pREsENT,WITH CHAIPA'~J~N SovERIN0 PRESIDING. t;[EETING OPENED AT' ?.30
THE TOWN ACcouNTANT SUB}~ITTED ~REASURY WARRkNT ~.TOTALING
A FOR}.~I LETTER WAS RECEIVED FR0~{ GOVERNOR SALTONSTALL REC0~;~KENDING
THAT BOARDS OF SELECT~,~EN ASSIST %YELFARE RECIPIENTS IN CONVERTING THEIR
HEATING SYST~iS FROI¥1 OIL TO COAL,ALSO IN ~,IAI(ING PROVISION FOR THOSE HAVING
TO },{OOVE IN PROVIDING TE~PORARY sHELTERS IN THE TRANSITION.
AT THE REQUEST OF THE EXECUTIVE C05~ITTEE ON PUBLIC SAFETY IT WAS
VOTED THAT A LETTER BE %'fRITTEN TO THE NA~FIvJCEET GAS AND ELECTRIC CO.
REQUESTING THF2& TO EXTINGUISH THE' POLE LIGHTS AT },~IADAKET UNTIL SUCH TI~tE
AS IT ~AY BE SUITABLE TO ttAVE THEbI t%ELIGHTED.
~SSRS CIR,~{INGS,GORDON AND FORDYCE V;ERE BEFORE THE BOARD RELATIVE TO
FOR~ING A STATE GUARD ON NANTUCKET, IN ORDER TO DO THIS THEY INFOR3fHKD THE
BOARD IT WOULD BE NECESSARY FOR THE BOARD TO REQUEST THE AUTHORITY FRO~!
THE GOVFPd~OR TO START RECRUTING TO FOP~,~ A CO}fd~A2JY,A C0~PANY CONSISTS OF
~,~EETING
WARRANT
LETTER
OiL BURNERS
TO COA,L
EXTINGUISH ·
LIGHTS
AT
LOCAL
STATE GUARD
SIXTY ONE ~tEN AND Yflt-EN EIGHTY PERCENT OF THE C051PANY HAS BEEN RECRUTED THE~
A CHARTFRR CA/~ BE APPLIED FOR 'AND WHEN THE CO~!PANY HAS BEEN FULLY RECRUTED 'THEN
THE RECRUTING OFFICER CAN TAKE CHARGE OF THE C0~ANY AND START DRILLING
THE~. IT V/AS SUGGESTED TO THE BOARD THAT SHERIFF NELSON O. DUNHAS[ HAD BEEN
CONSIDERED AS THE 5~dkN SUITABLE TO };fEET THE QUALIFICATIONS OF THE RECRUTING
OFFICER AhrD THAT THE BOARD CONSIDER ~IR.DUNHA}~ IN THEIR RECO/~NDATION TO
THE ADJUTANT GE~N~ERAL FOR THE POSI~TION. WHEN THE RECRUTING OFFICER ASSIR,~ES
CHARGE HE WILL BE C01~ISSIONED WITH THE RANK OF LIEUTENANT. THE OFFICERS
AND ~N WILL BE UNIFOI~ED SA~ WILL BE ~-%/RNISRED BY THE STATE.
THE Ai~ OFFICIALS HERE HAVE OFFERED TO CO-OPERATE IN ASSISTING TO DRILL
THE CO~IPANY A2,1D ANY oTHER HELP REQUIRED OF THE~.
IT WAS CONSIDERED NECESSARY THAT A REASONABLE APPROPRIATION BE };~DE BY THE
TOTfN TO ~,~EET THE RrECESSARY EXPENSE INVOLVED.
IT WAS 'VOTED THAT THE BOARD TAIcE UP WITH ~ STATE STAFF THE PROPER
}~EASURES REQUIRED IN FOR~ING THE ]30CEE STATE GUARD.
CLINTON H. 5RPRRAY STATE ~IILAGE ADL{INISTHATOR CONFERRED BRIEFLY WITH THE
BOARD RELATIVE TO INSTRUCTIONS RECEIVER FRO~,[ THE STATE ~ILAGE AD~INISTRATG
LOOAL ]~I LAGr_,
AD~IN I STRAT~
MEETING OF jANUARY 14th, 1945. , /.~
Tm~ CLERK OF THE cou~co~mussIomms sum~UT~D HIS mm~6RT FOR
DECE~ER. IT ~WAS VOTED THAT TttE REpoRT BE AOCEPTED AS READ.
A LETTER WAS I~CEIVED FROM ATTORN~IS,ESTATE
ENCLOSING CITATION.~ IT WAS VOTED TO TURN THE LETTER OVER TO THE TOWN
COUNSEL FOR INVESTIGATION AND PROCEDURE.
HARRY GORDON APPLIED FOR RENEWAL OF HIS SELLERS CAR LICENSE ~1. t~
REPORT.
LETTER .. ,
F. M; GARDNER
ESTATE '
LICENSE
WAS VOTED THAT SA}~[E BE GRANTED.
IT WAS voTED TO OPEN THE~ OYSTER AREA AT MADA/fET,EACH cITIZE~ TO BE
LIMITED TO ONE HALF BUSHEL PER WEEK.
· A.C.~NCHESTER APPLIED FOR A PER}&IT 'T0~ CONDUCT A RECREATIONAL C~NTER
CONSISTING OF FIVE BOV;LING ALLEYS IN Tt~ pREmISES AT #38 & 40 MAIN STREET
NANTUCKET FORMALLY KN0%TN AS THE MODERN RESTAURANT AND CONTE~PLATED MAKING
THE BUILDING SOUND PROOF TO ELII~INATE THE NOISE~ IT V;AS VOTED THAT THE
APPLICATION BE TABLED FoR ONE WEEK IN ORDER THAT OBJECTIONS' MAY BE HEARD
IF ANY.
IT WAS VOTED THAT JA~3ARY 16th,'194~ BE THE DATE FOR THE FIRST
PUBLICATION IN THE INQUIRER AhrD MIRROR OF THE ANkrOAL TOV~N WARRANT AND
AND THE DATE FOR THE ANNUAL TOV~ ELECTION TO BE HELD IN THE A~RICAN
LEGION HALL FEBRUARY 15th, 1943 AT 7.00 A.M.
', FOR DECE%~BER
THE REPORT OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT WAs RECEIVED/~,SAME WAS VOTED
APPROVED AND PLACED ON FILE.
THE MEETING ADJOUi~.rED AT 12 M.
HERBERT P. SMITH, SECRETARY.
5~DA-gET
OYSTER ARF~
PEt~!T
ALLEY
ANArOAL
WARRANT
REP. OR~ ~ ~'
POLICE DEPT.