legal advertisement
SUPERIOR COURT for THE
STATE OF ALASKA
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COM- l
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OF
BURGESS CONSTRUCTION
PANY. a corporation.
Plaintiff,
vs.
JEFFREY W. NOBLE and T. J
WILLIAMS,
Dpf endants.
SUMMONS
NO. (52-40
THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
ALASKA. TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE
FENDANT JEFFREY W NOBLE
GREETING:
You aic> hpreby required to appear in
the Superior Court for the Sta*e of A1
aska, F uirth D Trict within thirtv days
after the fast publication of this sum
mons. inme.j, within thirty days after
the 21st day of March 19G2. in case
this summons is published, or within
forty da> s after the date of its service
upon > ". in case th's summons is
served upon you personally, and answer
the coin laint of the above-named plain
tiff on 1 !e in said court in the above
entitled action.
Plaint ff in siid action demands he
following relief: (1» For a money judg
ment agirnst the defendants, and each
of them in thy sum of $10 000 00. inter
es! on -vd s m at the rate of S', per
annum from March 22, 1961 cos's and a
reasonab’e attorney fee. and for ihe
foreclos ’e o' the ehat'el mortgage de
scribed in Count I of the complaint hy
pothec t ng as s curitv Jar the proniis
•• dcf.yibcc! in Count I oi the
n the folNjwing property;
Cedar Rapids Rock Crusher,
No 5727, consisting of 24 x 40
and Jaws Svmons Screens 3
4 x 12, together with one 00
conveyor trust type 21” belt,
motor completa, one 75-foot
or "0” belt, one 25-fQot con
sory n
conjpla.
One
Shop
Rolls
Deck
foot
10 h ’
convt •
vcyoi 21" belt complete
<2 I- a- a money judgment against the
defendants. and each of them, for the
Ki m of $.5 000 00, interest on said sum
at the ra*e 1 f 8'i per annum from Ar.fi!
20 1961 cos's and a reasonable attorney
fee rid for the foreclosure of ihe chattel
mortgage hereinabove deser;t)ecj.
And in the event you fail to so appear
and answer, the plaintiff will take lodg
ment aga'nst you for wan: thereof >nd
v.iil apply to the court for *he -eiief
demanded in i*s complaint and as liere
ir.abov ■ • stated.
WITNESS, the Honorable Everett W.
Hepp. Judge of said Court, and the
Seal of said Court hereunto affixed, on
this 25th day of February, 19C2.
(SEAL
Olga T. Steger, Clerk
P.v: Barbara Learned
Charles E. Cole
Room 218. Lavery Building
Fairbanks, Alaska
Toleph-r." GT. 2-2M0
First Pub.: Feb. 28. 1962
I.as; Pub : March 21. 1962
I
FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
AN'TTI HAAVISTO, i
Plaintiff, i
vs, )
NORMAN N COGGESHALL if i
living, and if deceased. HATH- i
ERINE M COGGESHALL. his i
widow. CHERYL MAY COGGE- I
SHALL, a minor daughter, and »
any unknown heirs and also I
each r.nd every person claiming i
any right, title, estate, lien or i
interest in and to the within i
described property, 1
Defendants. >
’• No. 10.365 ...
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
STATE OF ALASKA
To the above named defendants. Greet
ing:
You are hereby required to appear in
the Superior Court for the State of
Alaska, Fourth Judicial District, within
thirty 130» days after the publication of
this summons, namely, within thirty <30>
days after the 21st day of March, 1962.
in case this summons is published, or
within forty i40i days after the date
ot its service upon you, in case this
summons is served upon you personally,
and answer the Complaint of the above
named plaintiff on file in said Court in
the above entitled action.
Plaintiff in said action demands the
following relief: Under the First Count,
for a degree directing the reformation I
of a conveyance from Norman M. Cogge- j
shall to Albert R. Wendt, dated June 25.
1954. so as .to correct the erroneous de- :
scription appearing therein, viz., from Lot
Thirty-two 1321 of Block Four <4> to i
Lot Four 14> of Block Thirty-two (321 .
Hamilton Acres Subdivision, or in the j
alternative, under the Second County, for j
a Decree declaring that Plaintiff is the
owner of the property situate in the
Fairbanks Recording District. Fourth Ju
dicial District, State of Alaska, described
as follows:
Lot Four 141, Block Thirty-two (32)
of the Hamilton Acres Subdivision, ac
cording to the plat of the Middle East
Portion, filed April 27, 1949, as Instru
ment No. 112.417, records of the Fair
banks Recording District,
and that Defendants, or either of them,
have no estate or interest in the said
real estate; and also that the Defendants,
or either of them, be forever debarred
from assertmg any claim whatever in and
to said real estate adverse to plaintiff;
and for such other and further reliei
as may seem just and equitable to the
Court.
And in the event you fail to appear and
answer, the Plaintiff will take judgment
against you for want thereof, and will
apply to the Court for the relief de
manded in his complaint and as here
inabove stated.
WITNESS the Honorable Everett W.
Hepp. Judge of said Court, and the seal
of said Court hereunto affixed, on this
23rd day of February, 1962.
(SEAL' OLGA T. STEGER
Clerk of the Superio’r Court
By ANNA THOMPSON
Deputy Clerk
First Pub.: Feb. 28, 1962
Last Pub.: March 21. 1962
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed administrator
with Will Annexed of the Estate of
Yancey L. James, deceased. Probate No.
60-55-P, in the Superior Court for the
State of Alaska, Fourth Judicial District,
on February 21. 1962.
All persons having claims against this
estate will please present same, with
vouchers, to my attorney, EUGENE V.
MILLER 531 Fourth Avenue, Fairbanks,
Alaska, within six months after the date
of the first publication of this notice.
/S/ ERNEST T. HOLM
First Pub.: Feb. 28, 1962
Last Pub.: March 21, 1962
Funeral Services
For Infant Held
Funeral services for four month
old Michelle April ilorjesson,
daughter of Mr. and Mi's. Clarence
Borjesson of Clear wore held Fri
day at the Fairbanks Memorial
Chapel. Burial followed in Birch
Hill Cemetery. '
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
T'T TI-’P ci'Pftjjot) frirpT
FOR TTjir ‘?'T'/\TE nr A' \SKA
raURTH T)TC'T'RICT
I>i the Matter of the Estate )
of 1
FRED W. PIERSON Deceased i
No 62-12 P
NOTICE ’T'o CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
••nders'enrd. Mvrt'e L. Powfs was 01
the 21st dav of February, 1932, by an
order of the above-entitled Court ap
pointed Administratrix of the Estate 0j
Fred W. Pierson Deceased; and thru
she thcieupon qualified as such adminis
tratrix. in the manner required by 'aw
and all creditors of, and persons having
c’a'ms against said deseodrnt. art
hereby req i"ed to present their claims
with necessary vouchers, within six
months from th • date hereof, to thr
undersigned Administratrix at the law
o'flees of RICE & EMMAL, S ite "A’
Nov. Norland Building, Fairbanks. Alas
ka. which said office the undersigned
hereby designates as her place of busint.- 5
in all matters pertaining to said estate
DATED at Fairbanks, Alaska, this 1st
dav of March. 1962.
s MYRTLE L. BOWERS
Administratrix
First Pub.: March 7. 1962
Last Pub.: March 28, 1962
St. Patrick’s Ball
Slated In Honor
Of Eva McGown
Saturday, March 17, at 9:30 p m.
the doors will open on the 1962
St. Patrick's Dance, sponsored by
the Fraternal Order of Police and
honoring Eva McGown. Queen Re
gent of the 1962 Fairbanks Winter
Carnival.
Highlight of the evening will be
the Grand March at 10 p.m.. led by
Queen Regent Eva and King Regent
Ed Farrell.
Tickets are available fiom any
City or State police officer, Airport
Security Guard, or by calling Sgt.
Murphy at his home. GL 6-4677.
fi ien Asks For
Routo To Juneau
Wien Alaska Airlines last week
amended an application before the
Civil Aeronautics Board to request
a direct route from Fairbanks to
Juneau. In the earlier application,
the airline had requested a route
from Fairbanks to Juneau via
Whitehorse, Y.T.
Notice to Holders of Mining Claims
In The
Our, Hastings, Any and Hattie Creek
Drainages
The Bureau of Land Management, United States Department of the
Interior, pursuant to application, serial number F-C27652, filed by the
State of Alaska to select lands described as what will be when surveyed
the East Half, Township 2 North, Range 2 West, Fairbanks Meridian, has
found a number of placer mining claims to have been recorded for what
appears to he the area described above. This area includes the drainages
of Our Creek, a tributary of the Chatanika River, Any Creek, a tribu
tary of Our Creek, Hastings Creek, a tributary of the Chatanika River,
and Hattie Creek, a tributary of O’Conner Creek. The Bureau, after
diligent search on the ground and contact with persons residing nearest
the lands and parties familiar with the general area, has been unable to
locate any of the below listed claimants:
Abbot. William
Achenbach, H. A.
Achenbach, J
Adorni, Eugene
Aho, Dairvo
Aken. T. P.
Allison, F. H.
Anderson, C. F.
Anearola, John
Anverson Ole T.
Arend, William F.
Atkenson, George
Attwood, H. W.
Aucarola. John
Baldridge. Joe V.
Baldridge. Mrs. Joe V.
Barber, Heslep A.
Barnett. E. T.
Bay, Hilda
Beatty, A. A.
Beckman. J. H.
Benson. Peter
Berg, Annie
Bioletto, Joe
Blair, Roy S.
Booth. S. A.
Brandt. August P.
Brophv, J. H.
Brophy, J. W.
Brown. Charlotte
Brunnell, Gust.
Bucholz, Peter
Burgie. Wm.
Campbell, Patrick
Carroll, F.
Cavanaugh, E. M.
Cavanaugh, Frank
Charlston, E.
Charlston, M.
Charlston, R.
Chase. B. K.
Chisholm, Vincent
Clark, Wm. S.
Coble, Joe
Colbert, C. C.
Colbert, L. D.
Cole, Thos.
Collins, J.
Connell. J. E.
Conta, John
Conta, Paul
Cornwall, S. S.
Cote, Ray
Cousley, Jeremiah
Cowles. J. T.
Cowles, Todd
Crovo, Jesse
Cunnane, J. B.
Curtis, G. B.
Davidson, Wm.
Dean, Ellis
Domenica, M.
Dougherty, M. E.
Dreibelbis, Charles
Dreibelbis. George
Driscoll, Patrick
Edwards, Harry
Eglar, Joe
Erickson, Ed. L.
Ewers. George
Fassino, Domenie
Fellows. Vienna
Ferrero, Charles
Finnuchi. F.
Flygar. John
Forbes, Arthur
Foster, T.
Foy. George
Cullinatto. Tino
Gillis, Dan A.
Gillis, Niel D.
Goessman, Anthony
Graham. James
Graham, Vic
Gregory. Arthur H.
Gustafson. Emil
Hamilton. A. L.
Hamilton, H. P.
Hamilton. N. W.
Hanson, Jim
Hansen, Nels
Hastings. Agnes
Hastings, W. G.
Hastings. Mrs. V. G.
Hausethow. A. L.
Henderson. E. A.
Herman, George H.
Herman, John A.
Herman, W. G.
Hill. J. W.
Hitly, A!
Hitly, Dave
Holmgreen. John
Honkanen. Emil
Hughes. Rose
Jackson. R. A.
Jessen, John
Jessen, S.
Johanson, Carl E.
Johnson. Albert
Johnson, Emma
Johnson, T.
Kale, G. M.
Kale. J. N.
Kale, T.
Kangas, Henry
Kama, Joe
Kelly, VV.
Kellum, J. C.
King, E. J.
Kinney, J. C.
Kinney, Mrs. J. C.
Koskelainen. Alex
Koyonen, Hugo
Koyonen. Reynold
Koyonen, Vincent
Kraft, John
Larson. Nels
Lethe. Hilda
Lindquist. John
Lyste, Jas.
Lytle. James F.
Madison, Ole
Makenen, Mary
Maki, Frank
Maki, Herman
Malano, Dominic
Malano, Pete
Markolz, Otto
Martin, Fred
McArthur, Wm.
McCann, James
McConnell, Thos.
McDaniels, Wm.
McCrane, John
McMillan, Hugh D.
McNamel, James
Melby, Fred K.
Meyers, Fred
Michaely, John
Michaelv, Nick
Miller, A1
Miller, Vincent
Molinari. Angelo
Moran, Martin
Moreno, M.
Nelson, Charles
Nelson, John
Nicholas. D.
Niemi, Alex
Niemi, Mrs. Freda
Niemi, Sanfried
Niska. Henry
Nordale, A. J.
Notti, Joe
O'Shea. Jark
O’Shen, John
Oldfield, James
Ollikainen. John
Ott, Phil
Owens, Wm.
Perry, George G.
Peterson. Con
Petree, Dove
Pistora, Battista
Pola. John
Pounder. John
Powell. Wm.
Pozza, Emil
Ralston, M.
Ridenour. J. C.
Robbins, George
Roberts. J. E.
Robinson. C. J.
Rodgers, H.
Roth, R. F.
Ruppa, Adolf
Ryan, Mary M.
Sala, Joe
Salmon W.
Sandberg. Elizab* th
Sanderson, S. R.
Schultz. O
Shade, Lula
Shaw, Jas. S.
Shermer. G. C.
Silva. Martin
Sjoblow, M. F.
Smith, E. A.
Snyder, J. C.
Soden. Frank
Spall. Henry
Spears. George
Soeroni, N.
Stanford. Walter
Steffer. John
Sterling. H. W.
Stier. E. J.
Stiles, A
Stiles. J. J.
Stiles. P. J.
Stolcis, Julius
Sweeney, A.
Taini, Ennie
Tennchi. T.
Thompson, A. C.
Thurston, Tobias
Tonuzzi, Tony
Torrence. J. T.
Torrence. T. E.
Torrence, W. F.
Turkovik. Mike
Slyke, Lee Van
Vase, Wm.
Vestal. W. A.
Vittone. E.
Walcott, E. T.
Walker, Ed
Webster. John
Whalen, Pat
Whitte, Pascal
Wickstrom. Elmer
Wieneman. Gus
Wier, Mary
Wiley. Wm.
Wilison. J. W.
Williams, E, A.
Williams. Laura
Williams, William
Wilson, James
Winn, A.
Wittman. Karl
Wolcott. E L.
Wood, R. C.
Woodward, W. F.
Youngreen, A. J.
Zucco, Dominie
Zucco, John
Unless within 30 days of the date ot tnis nonce, imormauon is re
ceived by the Manager, Fairbanks Land Offce, Bureau of Land Man
agement, 516 Second Avenue, Fairbanks. Alaska, concerning any of the
above listed claimants, their claims will be presumed abandoned and,
all else being regular, title to the lands selected by the State will be
transferred to the State of Alaska.
1st Pub.: March 7. 1962
Last Pub.: March 14, 1962
Sammy
Safety
Sez:
Courtesy:
Fairbanks Health and Safety Council
Control yourself — AND
YOUR CAR!
TELEVISION: The work of the
local chapter of the Alaska Crippled
Childrens Association will be dis
missed by Roland S. "Mike" Evans
Jr., therapist for the association,
when he is interviewed by Jim
Couch of the Council on the Fair
banks Health and Safety Council's
telecast at 5 p.m. Friday, March 9,
->n KTVF ... A film on proper
maintenance of heating units will
be presented by the Council dur
ing its telecast at fi p.m. Monday,
March 12 on KFAR-TV.
Former Head Of
University Visits
Dr. Terris Moore, honorary pro
fessor and third president of the
University of Alaska visited Fair
banks and the university February
22 through 2G.
He was part of the Geophysical
Institute Advisory Committee for
review-planning of the Institute. He
is presently with the Quartermaster
Research and Engineering Center,
U.S. Army, Natick. Mass., and is a
member of the Army scientific ad
visory panel with the title of con
sultant to the Secretary of the
Army.
TUBING TAKEN
On March 1. Victor Hosebit. 107
Cushman, reported to City Police
that someone had stolen two or
three rolls of copper tubing from
his yard at 14th and Lacey.
Demand For Fair
Tickets Exceeds
Estimates Locally
A complete sell-out on the initial
supply of adult tickets to the
World’s Fair attractions was ex
perienced by Alaska Airlines offices
in Fairbanks this past weekend.
“The demand for World’s Fair
tickets has exceeded even our most
optimistic estimates.” according t>
Robert Giersdorf. Asst. Vice-Presi
dent of Sales for the airline.
Additional tickets were received
today, and are available again t)
the public at all offices of the air
line.
The advance sale of tickets and
bonus books to the attractions offers
savings of up to 35 per cent, if pur
chased prior to March 15'h.
-Ol*
If you are considering a
new home or new heating
system, plan for . . .
COAL and SAVE!
You Could Save Up To
60% on Your Fuel Bill
You can always depend on our
top-quality coal to deliver more
heat for less money. Your biggest
value in home comfort.
USIBELLI COAL MINING
CO., INC.
Alaska RR Area
Office: 270 Illinois St.
Dial GL 6-5005