CONSTRUCTION NEWS
From The
Alaska District, Corps of Engineers
Call for Bids
* Contractors are invited to bid on
t y or all sites under Invitation 56
!?. for TACAN facilities. Bids will
tt opened July 24 at 11 a.m. in the
Anchorage office of the Alaska Dis
lr-.ct Corps of Engineers at Elmen
c (rf AFB. Work is to be done at
!K;mer, Ft. Yukon, Northway, Bet
lts 'and Bethel.
Work will consist of a frame Na
Vr.-d building with equipment and
gtnerator rooms; asbestos-cement
»• ingles and concrete floor slab;
. interior mechanical installation, el
ectrical distribution; fuel oil storage
end piping; access roads and area
grading, and mast piers and anch
• ns.
At Homer, Ft. Yukon and Betties
the Navaid buildings will have con
crete foundations; at Northway a
fleel post foundation, and at Bethel
trieel piling deep into the perma
’ Jiost
The Homer TACAN is to be com
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
DISTRICT OK ALASKA
FOURTH DIVISION
BITS ALBERTA HORNE. )
Plaintiff. )
vs. )
IRC BERT EDWARD HORNE, )
Defendant. )
Jfcr. 8H8
ALIAS SUMMONS
n-ViE ^RESIDENT OF THE UNITED
FIATES OF AMERICA. TO THE
ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT,
GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear in
tie District Court for the Territory of
Aiasky, Fourth Division, within thirty
days after the last publication of this
feimnions, namely, within thirty days
oner the twenty-sixth day of July, 1956,
St- caae this summons is published, or
within forty days after the date of its
» i vice upon you, in case this summons
it served upon you personally, and ans
wer the complaint of the above-named
Jnuintiff on file in the said court in the
*love entitled action.
The plaintiff in said action demands
B.e following relief: the entry herein of
* decree forever dissolving the bonds of
Ttiatrttnony heretofore and new existing
• Between plaintiff and defendant: and for
Much other and further relief as to the
wourt shall seem meet and just in the
In eml»es.
An4 in the event you fail to so appear
Stud answer, the plaintiff will take judg
ment against you for want thereof, and
W ill apply to the court for the relief de
manded in his complaint and as herein
0t overstated.
'WITNESS the Honorable Vernon D.
Forbes, Judge of said Court, and
the Seal of said Court hereunto
affixed this 25th day of June, 1956.
JTOHN B. HALL, Clerk
By Marian Dellage, deputy.
Fust Pub: July 5. 1956.
l-.ft Jpub: July 26, 1956.
Dieted by October 30, the other four
by September 30.
Low Bid from Doughty
Doughty Construction Co., of
Spenard, offered the apparent low
basic bid of $234,156 for construction
of nine new standard steel quonset
huts at Gambell on the northwest
tip of Lawrence Island in the Ber
ing Sea, the Alaska District Corps
of Engineers said.
Second and third apparent low
bids were $251,555 from Reed &
Martin of Fairbanks, and $275,956
from Swalling Construction Co. of
Anchorage. The government esti
mate was $183,077.
Other bidders were A & B Con
struction Co. of Helena, Montana;
Burgess Construction Co. of Fair
banks, Alaska; and Chris Berg of
Seattle.
This is a rush job to be finished by
Sept. 1st.
M K Wins Bid
Morrison-Knudsen Co. of Anch
orage offered the apparent low fig
ures on two schedule bids opened
June 26 in the Seattle branch of
the Alaska District Corps of Engi
neers for additional construction
for Ladd.
Three firms submitted bids under
Invitation 56-51, but Morrison
Knudsen was the only one to bid
on both schedules. The bids are:
A—Paving of apron and taxiway
for hangar 4: M-K $1,273,269. Birch
Green, Seattle $1,324,852. Govern
ment estimate $1,382,574.
B—Construction of a navigational
aid building: M-K $30,000. Fair
banks Builders, Fairbanks, $34,800.
Government estimate $28,260.
The extensive apron paving job
is to be completed by October 10,
and the Navaid building by No
vember 1.
DAN DUGGAN FAMILY
LEAVE ON TRIP OUTSIDE
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Duggan and
their two daughters, Marian and
Kathy, left recently by auto for a
vacation trip in the States.
Duggan, who is with Cooper’s
Hardware, will take his family first
to Butte, Montana, then to Coulee
Dam and back to Fairbanks via Se
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Atty. General
Outlines Liquor
License Info
The following procedure, in ac
cordance with the April 27 opinion
of the Territorial Attorney Gener
al, has been outlined for processing i
liquor licenses:
No application should be submit-j
ted to the Clerk of District Court
without the necessary petitions and
affidavits and the proper license
fees. Where necessary the approval
of the city council must be obtained.
The Clerk of Court will register
the applications and fees in his rec
ords, review the petition, and have
any necessary changes made. He
will then send the application to i
the secretary of the Board of Li- i
quor Control in Juneau. The fees j
will be retained in the Clerk's of
fice.
An order will be signed and trans
mitted by the board on all applica
tions approved, and returned to the
Clerk for issuance of license.
GRINERS LEAVE FOR
ASSIGNMENT IN STATES
Major and Mrs. Rob«rt Griner,
formerly stationed at Ladd, left
last week via Pan American for
their new assignment in the states.
Griner was transportation officer
for the Yukon Command at Ladd.
His wife, Yvonne, a French war;
bride, will visit her home on the
French Riviera for several weeks
before returning to their new state- j
side home. |
Jessen’s Weekly, the paper yon
keep all week to read.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
MARTIN KNUPPE of Fairbanks, Alas- i
ka, has been appointed as Executor of the
! Estate of LILLIAN KNUPPE, Deceased, j
! by the United States Commissioner and ;
i Ex-officio Probate Judge in and for the
I Fairbanks Precinct, Fourth Division, Ter- j
ritory of Alaska All persons having j
claims against said estate should pre- i
sent same, with proper vouchers, within ;
six months from the date hereof, to said
Exeeutor. at the office of his attorney,
Julten A. Hurley, Room 218, Lavery
Building, Fairbanks, Alaska.
DATED this 14th day of June. 1856.
!%/ Martin Knuppe
Executor
First Pub: June 21, 1856
Last Pub: July 12, 1856
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