HEA STORY
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Clark Johnson, field representative
for the :REA in Alaska, was present and
complimented the HEA on the• - fine job
being don* on the construction of the
Homer-Clam Gulch power line% The line,
he said, is being built precisely to
REA specifications and seems to be com
ing along fine^
PUD NEWS ROTES
The PUD Wednesday received the results
of the chemical analysis on the hospital
well water« The water, according to the
analysis, is not equal to U< 5, Public
Health standards for drinking water, the
principal objection being a high alkalin
ity and iron content« However the water '
can be treated to provide a suit able
supply for drinking purposes as well as
elimination of corrosive activity,
Tax statements for 1953 were mailed
out in two large quantities Wednesday*
Additional statements will be mailed out
during the next three days or until all
statements have been sent out♦ Property
owners will notice ’.in certain 1 nstances
that all of their land or buildings and'
homes are not listed on the statements
sent in the first batch♦ The manner in
which the properties are set up vs by
sections and' where individual properties
extend over more than one section ad
ditional tax statements are prepared in
order to maintain proper accounting pro
cedures•
The PUP office will be closed Thurs
day and Friday in order to complete all
tax statements♦ The office will reopen
on Monday at the regular hours,g a,m• to
2 p* W, ’
Longshore checks will be mailed out
Saturday, according to the manager.
PUBLIC HEALTH HURSE HERE * ../'•••• <
l!r$> Ruth Hursh, the public health,
nurse from Kenait was in Homer yesterday
to giv,e typhoid shots at the schoolhouse*
She will. return to give additional shots
the next two Wednesdays, September 22
and 2g% She states that typhoid immuni
zation, shots are recommended for people
from i-year and cider« Booster shots are
recommended every year after, the origin
al series, ,
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IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISION HOMER PRECINCT ' '‘
Mn the Matter. of the Estate )
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of OLE IEFORTE JONES, deceased '; ; )
NOTICE OF SALE ' ‘
NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN that, pursuant to an order issued out of the above
entitled Court, the below described property will be sold for cash or satis
factory terms, to the highest and best bidder*
Sealed bids on the following described property will be accepted at the
place of business of the undersigned administrator until 4:00 o'clock P*M.
on the itth day of October, 19*4. ' .
\ l ' 3 -jiV "3" ,
Beginning at the Southwest corner of Lot 3 which ,
consisted of one acre situated on the Nortk side ' ‘ ^
of Road in Jilest half of the Northwest quarter,
Section 20, Township six South, Range Thirteen
,%est of the Seward Meridian, thence East 23 feet
thence Nor$h 70 feet, thence Nqst 23 feet, thence
South fo the point of beginning;\ ' '
AND From a corner common to sections 17, 18, 19, w * ‘ iN
and so, go South 1207. t feet thence North 73d *3'
Ezst 31 ft* thence go South 208*6 feet, thence North.\ ,,
73 d 13' East 401*4 feet which is the true point of
beginning; thence go North 208*6 feet, then East ? ■
* 30 feet, thence South 208*6 feet, thence Squth s~>v<
73d 13' Vest 30 feet to the point of. beginning*
The rigAA ba refect any mud all bids it hereby reserved by tile under tigned
administrators' of the ■ e st at e of 014 l4fort4 Johes, Deceased*
*. . ••••. K • ’ • ' M' » ' ‘ ■ ■ - .. • . ( , • ■
Dat4d at Homer, Alaskat this gth day of September, *954#.
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$, ORA A. JONES
Administrator of the Estat4 of t
Ole In fort4 Jones, Deceasedr