Legal Notice
ORDER AND NOTICE OF ELEC
TION TO DETERMINE WHETH
ER A SECOND CLASS ORGAN
IZED BOROUGH SHALL BE ES
TABLISHED: TO ELECT MEM
BERS OF THE BOROUGH AS
SEMBLY: TO ELECT MEMBERS
OF THE BOROUGH SCHOOL
BOARD: AND TO DETERMINE
WHETHER THE BOROUGH
SHALL HAVE AN APPOINTED
BOROUGH MANAGER OR AN
ELECTED BOROUGH CHAIR
MAN AND THE ELECTION OF
SUCH CHAIRMAN.
Upon receipt of the Notice of
Acceptance of a Petition for the
incorporation of the Kodiak Island
Borough from the Local Boundary
Commission, and pursuant to the
provisions of Section 07.10.120,
Alaska Statutes, a borough elec
tion under the administration and
supervision of the Secretary of
State will be held on Tuesday the
24th day of September 1963. It Will
be to determine whether a second
class borough shall be established
for all of Election District No. 11
except the area on the Alaska
Peninsula mainland and Sutwik,
Cherikof and the Semidi Islands,
and which area includes all the is
lands of the Kodiak-Afognak group
south and east of Shelikof Strait
and including the Barren and
Trinity Islands, and excepting
from the borough area the Kodiak
Naval Station (base proper). When
any of the excluded area is no
longer subject to a military reser
vation the same shall become part
of the Kodiak Island Borough all as
designated and described in the
above Notice of Acceptance, and
especially described as follows:
All of the islands that lie south
east of the centerline of Shelikof
Strait and south of a line that is
three geographical miles north of
Usragat, West Amatuli and East
Amatuli Islands and west of a line
that is three geographical miles
seaward from the Pacific coast of
Shuyak, Afognak, Marmot, Spruce,
Kodiak, Woody, Ugak, Sitkalidak,
Two Headed, Geese and Sitkinak
Islands and north of a line that is
three geographical miles south of
the Pacific coast of Sitkinak and
Tugidak Islands and east of a line
that is drawn from a point three
geographical miles west of the
southwest tip of Tugidak Island,
thence to a point three geographi
cal miles west of Cape Ikolik on
Kodiak Island, thence northwest
erly to the centerline of Shelikof
Strait.
The borough assembly is to be
composed of five members. The
two borough assembly members
representing the first class City of
Kodiak will be appointed by and
from the Kodiak City Council. The
three borough assembly members
representing the area outside the
corporate boundaries of the City
of Kodiak are to be elected at large
at this election from that area out
side the City of Kodiak to serve on
the borough assembly in the event
that the incorporation of the
borough is approved.
The voters in the proposed
borough shall determine in this
election whether the borough if ap
proved. shall have an appointed
borough manager or an elected
borough chairman, and the voters
will also elect a borough chairman,
who will take office if the incorpor
ation of the borough is approved
by the voters and if the voters de
cide to have an elected borough
chairman. At this election five
school board members shall be
elected at large to take office if the
borough incorporation is approved.
Nominations of candidates for bor
ough chairman, three borough as
semblymen, and five school board
members shall be made by petition.
Petition forms may be secured
from the Secretary of State, Hugh
J. Wade, Box 971, Juneau, Alaska,
or Mrs. Mabel M. Fenner, Deputy
Magistrate, Box 1367, Kodiak,
Alaska or Mr. Douglas G. Preston,
City Clerk, Kodiak, Alaska.
Petitions for each candidate for
any one of the offices of borough
chairman or school board members
shall have the signatures of at
least fifty qualified voters who are
residents of the proposed borough.
Petitions for borough assemblymen
must have the signatures of fifty
qualified voters of the proposed
borough area who reside outside of
the first class city of Kodiak to be
eligible to serve on the assembly.
All such petitions must be filed
with the Secretary of State at the
above address no later than Aug
ust 31, 1963. Any person who is a
qualified voter in Alaska and is a
resident of the area within the pro
posed organized borough is qualifi
ed to vote in the election. However,
only persons residing outside the
incorporated area of the City of Ko
diak may vote for the candidates
for borough assemblymen.
The precincts and polling places
will be substantially the same as
those established for the last Gen
eral Election.
Published August 16. 23, and 30
1963.
Legal Notice
THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR
THE STATE OF ALASKA
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the Matter of the Estate of )
WILLIAM C. ANDERSON, )
Deceased )
No. 63-155 P
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that PAUL L. ANDERSON has
been appointed administrator of
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LOCAL MOVING and TRUCKING
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Phone 486-2333 Box 605
(he estate of WILLIAM C. ANDER
SON.
All persons who have claims
against the deceased must present
them with proper vouchers, not la
ter than December 15,1963. Claims
must be presented to the admin
istrator at the offices of Roy H.
Madsen, Blinn Building, P. O. Box
726, office of the attorney for the
administrator, at Kodiak, Alaska,
/s/ Paul L. Anderson
PAUL L. ANDERSON
Administrator
Published: August 2, 9, 16, 23,
1963.
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
Notice is hereby given that: The
Co-partnership hertofore existing
between A. H. MUEGGE and
FLETA MUEGGE, husband and
wife and MIKE P. FITZGERALD
and MARIANE R. FITZGERALD
under the fictitious name and style
of KODIAK HOTEL at Kodiak,
Alaska, is now dissolved by mutual
consent.
A. H. MUEGGE and FLETA
MUEGGE, have withdrawn from
and have ceased to be associated
in the carrying on of said business,
and MIKE F. FITZGERALD and
MARIANE R. FITZGERALD will
hereafter carry on said business
and they are entitled to all the part
nership property and have assum
ed and will pay any obligations of
the KODIAK HOTEL hereafter in
curred.
Said Co. - partnership is dissolv
ed as of August 10, 1963.
A. H. MUEGGE
FLETA MUEGGE
/s/ MIKE F. FITZGERALD
/s/ MARIANE R. FITZ
GERALD
Published August 16, 23, 30th,
1963.
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