CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Real Estate For Sale
JOHN P. SMITH
Income property. Liquor store
ami dwelling on three lots. Dr
Garage am! two lots on 2nd Avc.
Blue Mirror liar, Liquor Stole
and Cleaning l’lant ;* t Homer.
Building 40x40 on 100x100 lot.
Very good buy.
Garage and Service Station.
Seward Laundry and Dry Clean
ing plant.
Rooming house. 10 rooms now.
can have 10 more or apartments.
Several business opportunities.
Cores t Acres .".-bedroom. New
modern, on two lots, large garage.
Complete sawmill equipment.
Seward area.
JOHN P. SMITH
Real Estate & Insurance
Phone Main 282 - 1th & Adam's
SPECIAL SERVICES
WILL CARL for children or <!«• iron
ing in my home. Rhone Lincoln :;7s
RJ-l.-p
PERSONAL
ALCOHOLICS AXONYMOl’S. r.-ill
Main 440 days. Lincoln lt ni.- .i .
or n rite Box 224. Seward. t f.
AUCTIONEER
ALL TYRES OR SALES conducted
Write Don Richardson, Gen. Del
Seward, Alaska. ML
MAI .MAT Hi: ALT Y
HI > your lot now. Italmat Sub
division. $r.«o, $100 tin.. $50 ino.
100 x 150 feet.
A few lots left on Second Avo.
\\ \Nti :i» lComes, ha\<• cash
buyers. Nothing over $10,000.
UK WILL HUY several small
homes. What have you?
Threo-rootn bungalow, near city,
S3i»t*n. $1000 «ln. Now renting for
$75 mo.
BALMAT REALTY
Notary Public
33s 1th Avo. i Main 132
FOR SALE. MISC.
KU1VMKN SINK with fittings. Also
platform locker make offer. In
quire newspaper, Main 1(58. fitfc
• UAL. MOSSHEIU.J, semi-auto,
with I-power scope. Inquire news
paper office. Main 108. titfe
M< >1>KL 77 SKILL SA w\ A l condi
tion. Inquire newspaper, Main Ills.
tit tv
l SE1> LUMBER, $40 pet thousand.
' ill Mluins HI, or see at 1!05 Svond
Avenue. 7ttV
t’l'NVUKTK HUILIMNU, ULOUKS.
Write 1 ’.ox 204. Seward. r>tfe
2-MAN MALL i'll AIN SAW with
extra Made. A-l eoiuliiion. $2 15. In
quite Reeord office, Main 108.
48t f
A\«'\ Uosimti.-s and KICKS 11 SILK
Hosiery li. Kearns, Telephone
Jefferson !8ti. tfc
FOR SALE. MISC.
KITCHEN oil. RANGE, brand now
largo ••Lang" in original packing
ease. $200. Also rerond. "Lung" oil
range, $100. 1. I.. Metcalf, Adams
129. 5 Otic
N'j t’lr. FT. International plriger
alor. (’an bt» seen at 221'L* Third
Avenue. i:i-ltp
AIR-FLO oil range in good condition.
$75. Phono Main 168. OtlV
MILK delivered to your doorstop.
Phono Garfield 50. Seward |iair\.
I!'17 G.MO 'J ton van. 2-speed roar
axle; 16x16 wall lout. Gall .Main P'.s.
_ l ■
APRONS
FOR CHRISTMAS G1 FTS
Seward Nur os’ Assooiation
October 2i at the i;i.i'r: shop
1 1-1 5-16.•
WANTED TO RENT
TO RENT: ll-i’.KDROO.M hou;fur
nished or unfurnished. I‘hone .Main
168. dh
Tl I REE-ROOM house or apt. 1‘iiop.
Lincoln 91. I i p
WANTED TO BUY
01.1 > H ATT HP IPS, Radiators, Cop
per, Wire, Brass, Lead and Rnp.
I 'hone Gurfioid l 5 l.5 - ] o-5 l ,
WANTED
FOR CASH USED FURNITURE,
household go-uis. etc. Anything of
mill". Call at INLET OUTLET.
Ith A Jefferson, Seward. St fc
HEAL ESTATE
CABIN To l!!-; MO A’101). Mile 7. $700.
Inquire Record, .Main ll>8. ttfe
LOTS in new subdivision on Nash
Road. Beaut i I'ully limbered ‘•■.•el ion.
Basements can bo ixiilt on this dry
lamb VrriiiN van be ,i ri any.
Clyde K i»»KT on Nash Hoad, or Jolm
I*. Smith, realtor. 1 ll le
I M.\! 101 >1 (HVUl'ANVy. .Mira.
Ii\e .".-liee I'.'uin h« .. i. •. I’ll 111 isfled.
convenient location. 327 Sixth Avt.
$: «hmi down, halan e like rent
121 fe
I lb m i ;i;t Y I-T)R SALE and lease.
•'oniael l>avid VV. Carlson, I >o x
•Mb'., Seward, Alaska, or end of Air
port Road. life
HOUSE TRAILERS
ls,-l,,T. TRAILER house with two
- m\, and bed. Call Adams 17 after
5 p.in. for bargain. 12-lap
ls-1 T. .MASTER- 111 TILT two-room
trailer house, eleetrie waiter heater,
Erigidaire, gas ranye. Good condi
tion. $1000 cash or $ 1250 terms.
I*’. I'. Stark, Hay view Addition.
13tfo
NEW 77* MASTKRBILT TRAILERS
•M d> in. island Inals, stall showers,
doubly insulated. Terms only $500
down and low monthly payments.
Total prieo $ll50.iu».
ARCTIC REA [.TV
Box 518, Spenard, Alaska
_ _ 13 11c
TRADE
WILL Ti: \l»i; l.i*TS in Kiny Subdi
\ ision lor goid late model flat-bed
dump truck. Ib*x 510, Seward.
1 -1 f c
BUILDING SUPPLIES
ti10 l’.l.1X5. 1:1.( m 'K s. i i li. ■11
I.in coin 1‘.l' nftcr r, p.in. Gittf'1
FOR SALE — VEHICLES
19 11) Cl1HVROLET Vij- ton pic kup- A-l
condition. Radio, heater, back-up
li«ht, fog lights, good rubber. Call
Garfield 124. 5tfo
TIlUClvS—Chcv. 1x4 with winch and
boom; Htudebaker <»x«» with dump
i»ox. See Chris Sorenson, Forest
Acres. I'.O. Box 02 I. 12-1 Ip
MERCERY Monterey, 2-tone 4
door sedan. RArll, overdrive, nylon
white sidewall tires, plastic seat
covers. 9000 miles. I’rice $2800. V.
K. Andrews, Glam Gulch. lip
Vr-8 FORD 'o-ton pickup, t* plv
tires, heater and defroster. Covered
body. Mijes 12,500. Price $1295. V.
Ft. Andrews, Clam Gulch, Alaska.
_ I Ip
FOR RENT
MODMUX 1-bedroom 'house, partial
ly furnished. Completely insulated
w/heater and fireplace. Running
water. Inquire 2nd house south of
Falls Creek (Mile 24) Sat. or Sun.:
or write I >. V. Kimball, 1272
It/Vista ltd.. Apt. 9o, Anchorage.
1 4-1 5 c
NOTICE
AS OF THIS DATE. Del. 2, 1952. I
will not be responsible for any ob
ligations unless contracted for
by myself.
s/Jerry II. Kellev
11-15-16p
1 WILL NOT HE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts other than my own after
October 2, 1952.
s/John T. Rafferty
1 1 1 5- Hit)
WANTED TO TRADE
COMPLETE REALTY SHOP equip
ment lor modern piano in good con
dition. Call Lincoln 221. 51ti'<
THOSE
WERE
POSITION
THE
TAX
,V\A\'
THOSE WERE THE DAYS
/ WE’RE GOINS TO VISIT THE
( TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
7 AND WE WANT TO LOOK OUR
( BSST BECAUSE OF Our
_ V Kr
GOING WEST
By ART BEEMAN
By FRANK THOMAS
IMTAKIN' Ml GOT "RANGE STORIES^ THAT
RANCHER'S V. AND’SIX-GUN ^5 COMES
MONTHLY* AND >~xMAGAZINE''Tto SEVENTH
AIN'T YOU GONNA STOCK
UP ON READIN’ MATTER
WHILE YER
NAW'
DON'T HEV
TIME TO
READ! J
OTT*
»
SONNY SOUTH
OH BOV.' ydh're lost? this gives ^
ME A CHANCE T' BOX TH' COKPAS -
NOW YOH WANT T' GO SOUTH 50 WE
i FACE NORTH AN' START- NORTH
NORTH BY EAST- NORTH NORTH EAST
NORTH EAST BY NORTH- NORTH EAST
NORTH EAST BY EAST-- _jk
RURAL DELIVERY
*Vast north east- east by north
EAST- EAST BY SOUTH- EAST SOUTH
EAST- SOUTH EAST BY EAST- SOUTk
EAST- SOUTH CAST BY SOUTH -
HEY JACKIE.'
WHAT CHADOlN
DOWN THERE?
ZTHAR'S A HOUSE-'
MAYBE THEY CAN
TELL ME HOW T
GET OUT O' THESE
By COURTNEY ALDERSON
V NO,SON- AH DON'T ^
RIGHTLY KNOW- AH
AIN'T BEEN OUT O'
THESE WOODS IN
NIGH ON T'80 YARS
DEEMS
DEEMS
NOTHING BIT THE TRUTH hy Rigs Arnold
RA,Bg!TS
can RUN FASTER
UPMILL than then
can DOWNHILL //
OF ALL THE VEGETATION !M
THE WORLD, THERE ARE
150/000 PLANTS
CLASSIFIED BY BOTANISTS
-with another estimated
100/000 that exist, but have uct
to be catalogued U h-<*
AN AVERAGE OF
18 POUNDS of CANDV.
PER. PERSON PER VEAR /
a&fW®.
Epiflnns j
With all the hair do’s ad
vertised, some gals still look like
they was combed with an egg
beater.
* • •
When some women do git all
run down they sure git wound
up.
• * *
If you are aristocratic you
don t have to be diplomatic.
* * *
To make a place in the Sun a
feller has to do his job a shade
better.
• • •
Some folks do git nil set on the
mark but just never do take off.
Jr. Hinch was shakin’ the day
lights out cf the cat. He said he
heard his dad say that he got
three dollars out of the kitty last
night.
...
Sometimes love will keep a
feller from eatin’ but bein’ broke
docs the same thing.
...
Zol Klinger says that he hopes
their new baby will look like his
rich uncle.
. • •
Most of us will be too old to
navigate when our ship does
come in.
REV. CHARLEY GRANT.
€p®ssw®rdl
ACROSS
1. A direction
6. Tilt
8. t\ mnle deer
11. Singing voice
13. Dread
14. Ocean
15. Large fish
16. Italian community
17. More v/cird
19. Browns
21. Scold
23. Frosters
2f>. Dip in water
29. Earn
30. Golf mound
31. Sptcad for drying
33. Plaything
34. Eradicate
37. Repels
40. Leases
41. A seasoning
42. Prescribed amount
41. Endured
48. Paradise
50. Slender
52. Metalic rock
53. Father
64. Not (prefix)
55. Ache
56. Printing Measures
57. Ovum
58. Poems
DOWN
1. Let up
2. Toward the sheltered
side
3. Heavenly body
4. Toward
5. Traveler
6. Tavern
7. Type of fuel
8. Sweet course of meal
(pi.)
9. Cereal grain
10. Before
18. Enclosurt
15. Rip
18. Wrath
. Goal
!. Looks slyly
I. Disturbance
. Pig pens
i. Brain par sage
'. Only
L Wanders
!. Distributing1
. Close rosily
. Possessive pronoun
. Slave
. An amphibian
. Great lake
. Compass point
. Ship's diary
Dalian river
I
LEGAL NOTICE
Town of Seward, Alaska
ELECTION ORDINANCE NO. 232
An Orelinance providing for and
vailing a bond election to bo held on
the 8th day of October, 1953, under
nuthorily of an Act of Congress of
-May 28, 1 !♦:{« (I!) Stat. 1388) ami an
A- ; of Congress of August 24, 1343
(83 Slat. 827) to submil to the duly
qualified electors of said Town of
Seward under said Act of Congress
the proposition of incurring indebted
ness in an amount not to exceed the
sum of $15i),000.00 with interest
thereon at 2% per' annum, io pur
chase from the United States a pub
lic work which is described as fol
lows: a sewage disposal system,
ln*r« inafter called tin* project, and to
pay to the United States at such time
or times .as may be mutually agreed
upon, the purchase price in the
amount of $150,000.00 for said pro
ject: to perform the obligations im
posed by the United States in runner
tion with the purchase of the said
project; to pledge the full faith and
credit of the Town of Seward in pay
ment of said indebtedness; to issue
general obligation bonds bearing in
lei est at 2'/f per annum payable semi
annually in payment -for said pro
ject; to levy a tax, and declaring an
emergency.
U HKUUAS the Town of Seward,
Alaska is duly authorized under the
Ae» of Congress of May 2S. 1938 and
an Art of Congress of August 2 1.
1949 to enter into an agreement i<*
purchase from the United States a
project provided pursuant to said Act
of Congress of August 24, 1949, to
pay therefore a purchase* price of
$150,000.00; to incur indebtedness
and to pay interest thereon at the
rate of 2r/f per annum; to issue gen
eral obligation bonds with interest
at 'j'/r per annum payable semi-annu
ally; to levy taxes, and to perform
the obligations assumed under the
agreement to purchase; and
WHKIMvAS the Act of Congress of
May 2s, 1938 provides that i lie incur -
ring of indebtedness shall b* author
ized by not less than sixty-five per
rent (85',) of Jhe votes cas’ b> the
qualified electors of said Town of
Seward whose names appear upon
ill* last tax assessment roll or record
for municipal tax purposes in said
municipality at an election called for
that purpose, and
WHKRKAS by an election previ
*>u. 1\ In-Id for that purpose, the elec
torate of the Town of Seward has
authorized the Town to incur an in
debtedness of $150,1100.00 for the pur
ch; - >f the -.wage disposal svstem:
NOW. TIIKliFFORU. UK IT <>K
1 > A I \ Kl i l!V THK COMMON COl .
ciL <»'• tiik Town of skwai;i>.
ALASKA:
Se« i mu 1. That an election In* held
in tin* Town of Seward, \laska on
lie 8th day of October. 195::. between
the hours of x o'clock A.M. and 7
o’clock I’.M. of said day. at which
election there shall be submitted to
the duly qualified electors of said
Town of Seward whose nanus appear
on tin* last tax assessment roll or
record for the purpose of municipal
taxation for said Town of Seward,
the f* Mowing proposition, t -wit:
Shall the Town of Seward, Alaska,
incur indebtedness in the sum of
$1511,000.(111 for the purpose of ac
quiring the following public wok of.
a permanent nature: a sewage dis
posal system, to be constructed by
the United States of America and
Sold to the Town of Seward at a
price not in excess of $ 15a.aiiO.OD,
said indebtedness to bear interest at
2'# p- r annum, to be evidenced by a
Project Construction and Sales
Agreement between tin* Town of
Seward and the United States of
America and by general obligation
bonds io mature in not to exceed
thirtv (50) years, secured by n pledge
•f the full faith and credit of the
Town of Seward. Alaska, and to levy
a tax or taxes sufficient to pa\ the
inteiesl and principal of said bonds
when due, all as provided by Ordi
nance No. 232 of tin- Town of Sew
ard. Alaska, passed and approved tin
lib day of September. 1953, and
winch indebtedness shall supersede
and replace tin- indebtedness previ
ously authorized for tin s**w* r pro
ject l»\ Ordinance No. 218. adopted
i », tober 22, 1951. and assume the obli
uaiion to operate and maintain said
publi' work in perpetuity.
Section 2. That the manner of con
ducting and holding tin* said election
and the d* tail thereof shall he in ac
cordance with the requirements of
law and Ordinances now in effect in
said Town* of Seward as to general
or s-.evial elections where applicable
o- pencedurally adaptable to special
led ions for the purpose of approving
or rejecting the authorization of in
d. htedness and a proposed bond is
sue. except as hereinafter specifically
otherwise provided. Kach ballot shall
s**t forth the above proposition. as
set forth in Section 1. followed by
the words:
Indebtedness - Yes
Indebtedness - No
□
□"
together with specific instructions as
to the manner in which ballot shall
be marked.
Section .. That only those persons
i-hall b« pcrmitttd to vote who have
lb** qualifications prescribed by Sec
tion ::s I-2 and 38-1-8 AULA and Oi
lman** No. ISO, whose names appear
on the last tax assessment roll or
in' ni for municipal taxation pur
pose.- in said Town of Seward who
dc \ i Ms ter therefor. -
Section I That the Municipal Clerk
of said Town of Seward shall issue
and »ause to l)e published at least
once in the following newspaper:
Seward Seaport Record, a publi** no
tice of this election; and shall post
such notice in three conspicuous
o' icts in said Town of Seward within
the corporate limits, one of which
shall b*- posted at the front d«*or of
lhe United States Post Office in the
Town of Seward not less than thirty
(30) days before said election, which
noth.* shall state tie- time and place
of holding the election herein speci
fied, lh** purpose thereof and tin*
qualifications of persons entitled t«*
vote thereat. The following places
are h* reb\ declared to be conspicu
ous places invthc Town of Seward:
1. The front door of the United
States I hist Office in the said
Town of SewariJ;
2. Tin* bulletin board of the Uity
Hall of the Town of Seward:
'(. The bulletin board **f the Alaska
Railroad Rock in said Town.
Sivtion 5. Registration shall lie re
pined as a qualification «»f (he voters
at (his election as provided by the
laws of the Town <*f S* ward. The teg
istration book will be open dail> nt
the office of (he Municipal Clerk and
Registrar at the Uity Hall. Town <>f
Seward, Alaska, from 1 *»:,\.M. un
til 3:00 l\M. daily except Saturdays
• from 10:00 A.M. until 12:00 noon).
Sundays and holidays, and frun 7:« o
until 10:00 I’.M. October 2nd end
3rd. 1953.' Copies of the registration
hooks shill be furnished the judges
and clerks of election.
Section fi. The Common Council
hereby appoints .lohn .1. Rosn* s. I..
Russell ciapp, and Alice F. 1 orang
as judges to conduct said election e*
the pin ** and time and in the manner
h* vein cel forth, and hereby appoints
Wilma Kind and Kenore Robbins as
clerks of election; each of wv *n
shall individually take the moh •*•*
office required by ordinance amt <M1**
(he same with the Municipal Clerk
prior to entering upon th** dutie « f
their offices. The Municipal Clerk
of said Town of Seward is herein*
authorized to substitute any quali
fied* elector as judge or clerk in *ln*
even® of the failure or refusal of anv
of the above named persons to quali
fy or to serve. That said judges and
clerks of said election shf»ll **»nvas**
th*- votes east at* said election an I
shall prepare and fiie their returns
of said election with the Municinal
Clerk stating in words and "igur*
the number of votes east f**v a* 1
• gainst the proposition voted ur»on
and. if the votes east In the affirma
tive of said proposition not le^s
than sixty-five (fi5> per cent of tin*
votes cast at such election, certify
ing that the proposition carried; arid
if otherwise, then that the proposi
tion failed.
Section 7. That if said proposition
is certified by the election officials
as having received the required ma
jority of qualified votes for approval,
and lias regularly carried, then tin
said Common Council of the Town of
Seward may, at its discretion, au
thorize the execution of a Project
Construction and Sales Agreement,
the incurring of indebtedness with In
terest thereon at the rate of 2% per
annum, to purchase the said Project,
and tiie issuance of general obliga
tion bonds of the Town of Seward in
an amount not to exceed $150,000.00,
the said bonds to be in the manner
and form as by said Town of Seward
may be provided; but shall require a
rate of interest of 2% per annum,
payable semiannually, and the ma
turity dates of the said bonds shall
be agreed upon by said Town of Sew
ard and the United States. The said
bonds shall be transferred at their
par value to the United States of
America and the proceeds thereof
shall be used by the Town of Seward
for the purpose of purchasing the
project described in Section 1 above,
including engineering fees and ad
ministrative expenses. That an emer
gency is hereby declared to exist;
that the usual rules of procedure be
suspended, and that this Ordinance
shall he read in full, and again by
its title; and posted on the bulletin
board of the City flail, Seward, Alas
ka, for a period of not less than ten
(I") days following its final passage
by the Common Council of the Town
of# Seward, Alaska, and its approval
by the Mayor of said Town. This Or
dinance shall be effective immedi
ately upon its introduction and
passage this 31st day of August,
1953.
Passed: This 4th day of September,
1953.
Approved:
RUSSELL PAINTER.
Mayor
(Seal)
Attest :
SIC HID STEARNS,
City Clerk Oct.2,'53
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISION
IRENE CAGE and
CARL GAGE.
Plaintiffs,
\V. R. ROGERS,
IX)NALD c. ROGERS,
LLOYD RABLER and
RICHARD HAULER,
d / b / a / R( u I K K S CO N ST UK TI ON
CO. C HAULER BROS.,
Defendants.
No. S9138
SUMMONS
THE 1*11 MS IDE X T or THIS UNJTKD
STATICS OF AMKRIOA, TO THIS
A R()VIS NAMKD DEFENI)ANTS,
< I EEETINGS:
vor AK IS H IS R IS 1 i Y REQUIRED
to appear in the District Court for
the Territory of Alaska, Third Divi
sion. within thirty (3ft) days after
the last date of publication of this
summons on you, in case this sum
mons is published, or within forty
< 40> days after the date of service
of this summons on you. in case this
summons is served upon you per
sonally. and answer the complaint
of the above named plaintiffs, on file
in the said Court in the above en
titled action.
The said plaintiffs in said action
demand the following relief:
For damages in the sum of Twenty
Two Thousand Two Hundred Sixty
Five Dollars ($22.265.Oft), attorneys
fees and costs in said action.
And in the event you fail to so ap
pear and answer, the plaintiffs will
take judgment against you for want
thereof, and will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in their com
plaint as hereinabove stated.
WITNESS the Honorable George
\V. Folta, Judge of the District Court,
am I the seal of said Court hereunto
affixed on this 1 Sth day of Septem
ber. 1953.
M. E. S. imUNKLbE
Clerk of the District Court
(SEA I.)
By A NX A Ii. SOUTHARD
Deputy Clerk
Sepfe* 2.1-Oct. 2.9.16/53
City of Seward
NOTICE or BED
Specifications
ONE force feed, self propelled
stockpile and windrow loader en
gineer* d to work in conjunction with
heavy duty type hammermill breaker.
Mounted on heavy duty axles and
traction type grader tires.
Complete with cab, heater,defroster
and front and rear wipers.
It shall he equipped with full float
ing front end fender, main conveyer
belt t«. he at least 2X feet in length
and 3ft indies in width, with a dis
charge height of not less than 1 l feet
and designed to utilize a side delivery
conveyer.
In addition to standard aggregate
he It a cleat ed snow belt shall be •
i'u rnished.
Rids to be delivered to the office
of the City Clerk not later than 3:00
o'clock I’ M.. Monday. October 5. 1903.
The City of Seward holds the right
to accept or reject any or all bids.
Dated at Seward, Alaska this 22nd
day of September. 1953.
SIC.RID STEARNS.
(SEAL) City Clerk
Sept. 20-Oct. 2/03
IN THE I 'ROB ATE COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
THIRD DIVISION.
SEWARD PRECINCT
In the Matter of the Estate of
’'• er;:et i urti i.e. naed. also
known as H. H. LEONARD.^
No. 623 Probate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is HERE:*Y GIVEN 'hat
FLORENCE L. IlEASPAN las l cn
duly appointed by th • Unite - States
Commissioner and ex OfH» io 1’relate
Judge f«*r Seward Precinct, Third Di
\ ision. Terrilor> of Alaska, a.- lax ju
irix of the last Will and Tc^tan »nt
and E talc of liERLERT HUGH *
LEONARD, also known as H. H.
LEONARD, deceased; and
AT.!. PERSONS having dams
against said decedent and against
said . state arc required to pre ent
them, with the necessary v >udi rs.
within six nn nihs after the'date of
the first publication «»f this notice,
n said PI.(>Ei:X( *E L. UK AST vN.
Executrix, aforesaid, at the fallowing
address, to-wil: P. O. Rox "01.
Seward, .Maslfa, at Seward, wi hill
Seward l'tv -inet. Third Pi v ision, ’ er
ritorv of Ala. ka, or at the law offices
of JOHN E. MANDRILS. Room 203
Lous . • -Sogn Rnil lin;-. An-horgc,
Alaska, which latter offices -lid
Executrix selects as iier | !acr of
hnsiness in all matters o« nn* ted
with raid estate.
Dated at Seward. Alaska, this 1th
day j»f September. 19.13.
x anna r. southard
United States Commissi* ier
and cx-Offieio Probate .Ti Ige
(Seal) f* S »wa.d 1 iccinct T’ lr«i
Division, ,r- rritoiy of Ala ka.
Florence L. Henstan
Executrix.
Date of first p’lbMcatio: Sept I. >.13
Sept. I.ll.l8.:M-Ort. ‘ .7.3
U. S. Department of the I’ ttrl r
Bureau of Land Manage* ent
Band Offic**. / r.clir— r;e. /’i^
NOTICE POR PUBLICAr ION
Notice is hereby given tin (U nn
Roger Meeks, entry man. •••g* her
with his witness** - - 1 C. in
born and Lorena Ellen P.eP '*” of
Anchor Point. Alaska, has submitted
final proof -n bis hon cs,‘** d entry.
Anchorage Serial No. 021336 for the
SW, SW SK’i SW . SW SE'i
Sec. ! T. ’ S* A'1 R 1 * West Seward
M.. containing 12>' a* res, and it is
now in the files of the Land Office.
Anchorage. Alaska, and if no protest
i . . im p • Land Office within the
period of i ublicatlon or thirty days
thereafter, said final proof will be
accepted jrs,.., »0 >—••ed.
CHESTER W. MeN ' LI
Acting Man* rer
Date First Publication Sept, t, 1353
Date Last Publication Oct. 2, 1953