Legal Notice
NOTICE OF SPECIAL
ELECTION OF THE CITY OF
KODIAK, ALASKA
I. TIME OF ELECTION: Notice
is hereby given pursuant to Or
dinances No. 207, 208, 223 and 232
of the City of Kodiak, Alaska, that
between the hours of 8:00 A. M.
and 8:00 P. M. on February 21,
1961 a Special Election will be
held.
II. ELIGIBILITY OF VOTERS:
Those eligble to vote at the Spe
cial Election must possess all of
the following qualifications:
(a) He or she must be a citizen
of the United States, nineteen
(10 years of age or over.
(b) He or she must be an actual
and bona fide resident of Alaska
and must have been such resi
dent continuously for a period
of one year immediately preced
ing the election; and must have
been such resident continuously
ior me mirty (30) days next
preceding the election in the
City of Kodiak, Alaska.
(c) He or she must be able to
read and write the English lang
uage as prescribed and proved in
Title 38, Chapter 1, Section 2,
Compiled Laws of Alaska, 1949
and not be barred by any other
permission of law from voting.
III. PROPOSITION TO RE
VOTED CXN: “Are you in favor of
ratification of Ordinance No. 244,
enacted on the 14th day of Janu
ary, 1961, providing for the sale
of the following described prop
erty by the City of Kodiak to
Kodiak Cold Storage, Inc., for the
sum of sixty-five thousand dollars
($65,000.00), payable three thous
and dollars ($3,000.00) down and
the balance at the rate of five
hundred dollars ($500.00)
monthly?”
That portion of Block Twenty
(20), U. S. Survey 2537B, Sup
plemental Plat, Kodiak Town
site, and that portion of tide
lands outside the meander line
of said U. S. Survey 2537B de
scribed as follows:
From W.C.MjC. 2 to M.C. No.
2. on the Westerly boundary
of U. S. Survey 1086; thence
from said M.C., S84 degrees
19’ E 76.3, to the point of be
ginning; thence S24 degrees
07’ E 255 ft., plus, or minus
to the face of the wharf;
thence S64 degrees-18’ W
along said face of wharf 159.8
ft.; thence N25 degrees 44’ W
145.2 ft.; thence S66 degrees
W 'OR
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TACOMA
PORTLAND
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486-2231
Bicific Northern
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47’ W 20.0 ft.; thence N23 de
grees-13’ W 117.0 ft.; thence
N66 degrees-47’ E 183.3 ft. to
the point of beginning, con
taining an area of 44,813
square feet.
□ FOR RATIFICATION OF
ORDINANCE
□ AGAINST RATIFICATION
OF ORDINANCE
IV. REGISTRATION REQUIRED:
Registration shall be made by
signing a Poll Registration Book
at the polling place prior to voting.
V. POLLING PLACE: The polling
place shall be the City Hall.
FOR THE CITY OF RODIAK
Douglas G. Preston,
City Clerk-Treasurer.
Pub. Jan. 21, 28, 1961
Feb. 4, 11, 1961
F. R. A. WILL HOLD
A MEETING MONDAY
Fleet Reserve Association
Branch No. 165 will hold a meeting
Monday, February 13, at 8 p. m., at
the C. P. O. Club on the Naval Sta
tion.
All members and prospective
members are urged to attend.
Blind See Again
In Eye-Bank Film
How a sightless child was able
to see through the efforts of the
eye-bank was graphically shown in
a film presented before the Ro
tary Club Tuesday noon during the
Club’s weekly luncheon at the 49
Room.
Dr. Milo Fritz, visiting eye, ear
and nose specialist from Anchor
age, and Mr. John Spawn, optom
etrist, who were visitors at the
Club’s luncheon, presented the film
entitled “A Boy Blindfolded.” The
film’s story was taken from a case
history, in which the donor stip
ulated her eyes be given to a
sightless person in the event of her
death. She was killed in an auto
mobile accident, and surgery im
mediately performed giving sight
to the boy.
This was the first time the im
pressive film from the EENT
Foundation, has been shown any
where other than TV, it was
stated. Another visitor present at
the meeting was Mr. Victor
Fischer. Jack Trent was in attend
ance as student member.
TRAFFIC INCREASE
Passenger traffic through the
Anchorage International Airport
increased by nearly 22,000 during
1960 as compared with the previous
year.
The report showed the number
of passengers utilizing the An
chorage airport totaled 286,476 dur
ing 1960 as compared with 264,849
in calendar 1959.
Mirror classifieds bring results.
GAME NIGHT
Every Wednesday
8:30 P. M.
at the
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