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*.. * DEEDS'*'
Warranty do.‘-dr v/ore isswt d
this ,Teci', according to Mi*. Herbert
C, Henson, General Manager of the
Alaska Rural Rehabilitation.Corpora
tion to Virgil £ci: rt, Ilor.iesite Tract
#100, Victor Johnson, Horn site Tract
#97 c nc" MAxSherrod, Ho:-1«.-sit a Ti\ct
#2101.. .nd an'additional portion of
land containing about 9.3 acres in
Se ct ion 28, Tov:nsliip 13 north.
Thv V. rranty Dcodvhich was iss
ue c1 is ira accordance with the lav/s
of Alaska, with no restrictions and
reads as follows:
THIS liIDEHTUKE,made this_
day of , 19 by and betv/oon
ALAS a RUR.iL RETSTILITA TI01J COR?
ORAi CON, A CORPORATION,organized
and xieiting under and ?by the vir
tur_< of the laws of' the Territory
of Al. ska,oi Fa liner, Alaska, pc. rty of
the first part, ,_,nd John Do^;,of_;_
Alaska, party of the second part,
UITiT.f 3SETR:
XriwiU bile U(.U by Ui bill J.iX L.0
part, for nd in consideration of
the sum. of On>..Dollar( al.OO), lav
ful roncy of the United States of
America, .end other good and v-lu.Poli
considerations in hand, paid by the
seid party of the* second part, the
receipt of all of which is hereby*
acknoHedg d, has granted,bargained
.sold, conveyed and conf inned, ■ and.
docs -'by the So presents, grant,bar
gain ^ell, conv. y and. confirm unto
the said party of the second part,
his succssors and assigns, the foll
owing described real estate, situ
ate in thoPalmcr Recording Precinct
Third Division,Territory of Alaska
and more particulary described as
follows, to-v/it:
Homcsite tract -;|-5O0 of thb
Matanuslea Valley Colony, consist
ing of the f ©Hiring described land:
SE k of 3E i, SECTION 3?-ETC.
TOGETHER• '.7ITH :.LL AND SINGULAR
the t^ naments,hereditaments and
appurten ncos thereunto'belonging o:
in eny.riei appertaining,
•TO IL'.VE AID HOLD tile said prem
ises, all and singular, together
'ith thu ap jurtanoes and privileges
continued from peg 1.
to one year. He v/ao found, guilty
on cix counts. Five count;. of pur
chasing lieuor for‘minors end one
count moral charge,
incident thorto, unto -hi said rty
of the second part, hie sue sso?r
and assigns forever:And fh s..i<
party of the first prrt li- iaby ' o
li'.nts and agree s that it the v;
ful ormar of said premie- l : thc.1 _t
-has the right to sail the romc, id
by these presents does vr.rr nt
v/ill forever defend said p rty c
the second part against ary rid 11
persons having or cleiminf ny right
title or interest therein .. dvoj.se
to said party of the sec01 1 part,
in the guiet and peac. .ble ioef_ as
■ion thereof.
IN UlTHESC ' IIEKEOE, tlic ■ id party
of the first part lias ham unto s
’c used these presents-to hi si£i
by its Vice President, and its co -
pore.tc seal to be hereunto fixed
the dry and year xirst her in hove
Y.Tittcn.
2 The f :• m {■,. i?i,-j art icl ■ v.f roe
by Th. Valley Settlor, Kay 19.
To Ut-VE POP THE STATES
' :rs*. Harold Eddy, n mploy. of
th.. hornitnl * ill 1. av. soon for
the states. She „ xp* ctr to be go/
for the su*ir.ic r. Bonnie floorc ril.
assuae her duties during her ab»
rcensc.
ABOUT wOI'SN
F6ur ways to convey a re
to woman: 1.Write. 2. Tele p.'
3.Telegraph. 4.Tell r.nothci
man not to t 11 her.
The.t woman is youne th i
not look: a day old; r than rl
^ save she is.
,A woman never knows hv
.worst fault until she qvn.n
with her test friend.
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