LEGAL ADVERTISING
City of Seward
Territory of Alaska
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
a special election will be held in
the City of Seward, Alaska, on the
8th day of September, 1949, for the
purpose of submitting to the quali
fied electors of the said City, the
following questions:
(1) Shall the City of Seward
levy a consumers or retail sales
tax, as provided for by Subsection
9 of Section 16-1-36 ACLA 1949, for
the purpose of providing additional
funds for the operation of present
facilities and for the construction
and operation of more adequa'te
educational and public health fa
cilities, and to provide for better
ment of the schools and to pay for
such school operation, public health
and sanitation, all as stated in
Ordinance 190-A, the 2% Sales Tax
Ordinance.
(2> Shall the City of Seward
establish a 2 year term for future
City Mayors, and a method of pro
viding 3 year terms for future
Councilmen, in accordance with
Chap. 36, Amending Section 16-1
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(3) Shall the City of Seward in
cur a Bond indebtedness of $104,
000.00, $50,000.00 of this amount to
be used in obtaining a new gener
ating unit and to expand the dis
tribution system, and $54,000.00 to
be used to retire the ltFC Bonds,
all of said bonds to be revenue
bonds and in a sum not exceeding
$104,000.00, and for the purpose of
expanding the Municipally Owned
Electric System and retiring its
present bonded indebtedness.
The polling place will be at the
City Hall in the City of Seward,
Alaska, and the polls will be open
from 8:00 A. M. until 7:00 P. M. of
said day.
Every person who is twenty-one
years of age or over, who is a citi
zen of the United States, or who
lias declared His intention to be
come a citizen of the United States
and who has resided in the Terri
tory of Alaska for one year preced
ing the election and within the
limits of the City of Seward for
thirty days next preceding tHe day
of the election, shall be qualified
to vote.
Ail qualified electors of the City
of Seward, who have been regis
tered, as in Ordinance provided,
will be entitled to vote at this
election.
The registration books provided
for herein shall be open every day
in the year, except Sundays, Holi
days and the day upon which the
election is held, and the two days
next preceding any general or spe
cial election.
This notice is given pursuant to
an Act of Congress passed and ap
proved May 28. 1936. CII. 467. 49
St at. 1388, as amended June 14,
1937, Ch. 337, 50 Stat. 258 and to
Ordinances 190-A, 196. and 197, of
the City of Seward, Alaska.
Dated at Seward, Alaska this 18th
day of August, 1949.
APPROVED:
EUGENE N. LANIER
Attest: Mayor
Martine Johansen. City Clerk.
Aug. 19.26-Sent. 2’49
NOTICE AND INVITATION
FOR BIDS
The Kenai Co-operative Trading
Company, Incorporated, Seward,
Alaska, acting through the Board
of Directors, will receive sealed
bids at the store until 8 o'clock
P.M., August 24, 1949, at which
time said bids will be opened.
Said bids are to be for the con
struction of the East wing of new
building, located on Lots 38. 39, 40,
Block 8. Original Townsite, corner
of Adams and Fifth Streets, Sew
ard, Alaska. Construction will in
i elude re-enforcement and covering
of basement now located on site.
; Materials to be used in construc
: tion, in most part, are to be re
' enforced concrete, concrete or cin
! der blocks, or both.
Plans are available at the store:
' specifications are to be supplied
■ by each bidder in accordance with
' his own views and construction de
! tails proposed: all bids will be eon
I sidered in part in accordance with
! specifications and construction de
tails submitted.
Prospective bidders are invited
to confer with members of the
Board.of Directors and to examine
the site and present basement so
that they may thoroughly familiar
ize themselves with the conditions
and expectations of construction,
and reach agreement on any one or
more specifications or construction
details to be submitted. No con
sideration will be given to any
claim that a bid was made without
full comprehension of the condi
tions or the expectations to be en
countered.
rne tsoara oi uireciors ot tne
Kenai Co-operative Trading Com
pany, Incorporated reserves the
right to reject any and all bids and
to make any changes in specifica
tions and construction details sub
mitted, the latter with the know
ledge of bidder or bidders and in
agreement with said bidder or bid
ders.
The successful bidder will be re
quired to furnish a performance
bond and to bind himself to com
plete the proposed construction on
or before January 1, 1950.
Dated at Seward, Alaska, this
17th day of August, 1949.
THE KENAI CO-OPERATIVE
TRADING CO.; INC.
By Direction of the Board
of Directors
EARL M. CASS,
President
WILLIAM H. KNAPP,
Secretary
Aug. 19,23-’49
SUMMONS
IN THE UNITED STATES COM
MISSIONER'S COURT, SEWARD
PRECINCT, ALASKA
J. S. DOYLE,
Plantiff
vs.
CHARLES BARRETT,
Defendant
TERRITORY OF ALASKA:
TO:
CHARLES BARRETT
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
to appear before the undersigned,
United States Commissioner and
Ex-Officio Justice of the Peace in
the Seward Precinct, Third Divi
sion, Territory of Alaska, within
five days after the last date of pub
lication set forth in this summons
or to wit September 14, 1949. at 2
p.m. of the said day at the said
office of the United States Com
missioner in said Precinct, to an
swer the complaint of the Plaintiff
in the civil action for goods, wares,
and merchandise sold and delivered
to you by the Plaintiff in the sum
of $40.00, for court costs and at
torney’s fees, all of which is more
fully appears from the Plaintiff's
complaint, a copy of which is de
livered herewith to you by mailing
by order of this court.
And in case you fail to appear
and answer the Plaintiff's com
plaint at the time and place afore
said, judgment will be entered
against you in the sum of $40.00 to
gether with court costs and accrued
! costs in the sum of $39.00, and at
torney's fees in the sum of $39.00.
a total aggregate sum of $118.00
and accrued costs added thereto.
Given under my hand and seal
this 9th day of August. 1949.
ANNA B. SOUTHARD.
U. S. Commissioner and
Ex-Officio J.P.
Aug. 12.19.26-Sept. 2'49
Admiral F. A. Zeusler, executive
assistant to the president of the
Alaska Steamship Company, ar
rived at Seward aboard the SS
Denali early Thursday morning.
VV. W. Slpprell, agent for the com
pany here, said that Mrs. Zeusler
was also aboard the ship, which
departed for Kodiak shortly after
8 o’clock Thursday morning. The
Zeuslers will make a trip to the
interior by plane from Kodiak.
Catholic Information
If you were to go to Maas ...
If you, Mr. Non-Catholic Neigh
bor, were to go to Mass some Sun
day' or some week-day, you would
he present at—not just a ceremony,
not a mere communion service—
hut the true re-enactment of the
Last Supper (itself the anticipa
tion of Calvary)—just as Peter and
John and the other Apostles as
sisted at the original event (the
first Mass) 1900 years ago.
You would see at the altar a
priest, empowered by Almighty
God to represent the only perfect
Priest, Jesus Christ. You would
see that priest, in obedience to
Christ’s own injunction, take bread
and wine and, with Christ’s own
words: “This is my body—this is
the chalice of my blood,’’ change
the substance of the bread and the
wine into substance of the Body
and Blood of Christ. This is the
pure oblation, the perfect sacrifice,
which alone (and unlike the sac
rifices of the Old Law) is adequate
and worthy of a perfect God. Thus
is re-enacted in an unbloody man
ner, the sacrifice of our Savior on
the Cross—the same Infinite Vic
tim. Marvelous privilege, in the
Catholic’s estimation, to be present
in person and apply its merits to
his own soul.
You would then see the priest
complete his perfect sacrifice by
receiving in Holy Communion the
Consecrated Elements. You would
also see the communicants at the
altar rail receiving the Sacred Host,
thereby sharing in the great Sac
rifice, partaking of the Divinity of
the Son of God, and gaining un
numbered graces.
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
was the keystone of worship in all
Christendom for 1500 years, as it
has been in all Catholicism for
1900 years. And so it will be to
the end of time. It is the Mass that
crowds Catholic churches all over
the world—two, three, four, five,
and more times every Sunday
morning. It is the Mass that brings
from the comfort of their homes
every day in the week a goodly
number of devout and understand
ing Catholics. It is the Mass that
is “the Mystery of Faith of the
new and eternal testament.”
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Seward, Alaska
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He Helps the Northern Empire Grow
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Captain Ben Aspen, master of the SS. Denali, has devoted many years to serving
Alaska. By helping to provide the water transportation so essential to the growing
Northern Empire, he has made an important contribution to the development of
the Territory.
Many of you learned to know Captain Ben personally during the past two years
when the Denali served as The Alaska Line’s "Christmas Ship” to Alaska.
He began going to sea when he was fifteen and has been operating ships in Alaskan
waters for a quarter of a century. He became a member of The Alaska Line’s sea-going
staff nine years ago and has served as master of five Alaska Steamship Company vessels.
, By -placing experienced officers like Captain Aspen in command of its ships, The
Alaska Line has built confidence in its service.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY