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LEGAL ADVERTISING
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
Office of the Auditor
Juneau. Alaska
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
1, FfcANK A. BOYLE. Aud
itor of the Territory of Alaska
and custodian of corporation re
cords for said Territor y. DO
HEREBY CERTIFY that there has
been filed in my office on this,
the 21st day of July, 1948. the
written consent of the stockhold
er of the
BROWN & HAWKINS
CORPORATION
a corporation organized and r- .
ir.g under and bv virtue of the
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1 ■ of thi T tor\ f
■ the dissolution of said corpora- |
Hon.
WHEREFORE, in view of I
the above p:emises. I DO FUR- :
CHER CERTIFY that Brown &
Hawkins Corporation, a corpora
t on, is dissolved, pursuant to Se •- j
t on 924, Compiled Laws of Alas- ,
.ha. 1933, upon the filing in the J
office of the proper proof of pub- '
!.cation of this certificate.
IN TESTIMONY WHERE- ;
OF. I have hereunto set
my hand and affixed my !
(SEAL1 Official seal, at Juneau.
the Capital this 21st day
of July A D. 1948.
Frank A. Boyle
Auditor of Alaska
July 23. 1948—Aug. 4-11-18. 1943
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT j
CF THE INTERIOR. The Alaska f
Railroad. Anchorage. Alaska. Seal- j
cd bids in duplicate will be re- I
ceived until August 5, 1943 for '
the Installation of a Steam Heat- j
jr.g Plant, Whittier Depot, Whit
tier, Alaska, as specified. Time of !
completion will be sixty (GO) ca
lendar days. Plans and specifica- ■
Hons may be secured at Room 210
( the General Office Building. '
The Alaska Railroad. Anc horage. ;
Alaska R. A. Sharoodj Chief En
gineer.
First Pul). July 28. 1048
Last Pub July 31, 1948. 7-8c
Officer Pierce picked up Mr.
Gunderson about 7:45 Jul 25th.
Ilis fined was $25.00. He, also,
was from the fishing fleet.
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y2 Blks. 8x8x8 Cinder, per sq. $44.00
Partition Blks. Cin. 4x8x16 sq. $22.00
Partition Blks. Con. 4x8x16 sq. $27.50
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