Sewar# Seaport Record
Postoffice Box 201 - Telephone Main 163
Published on Friday ol Each Week at
Seward, Alaska
jonn M. Coleman Editor ai d Publisher
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NOTICE OF
SPECIAL ELECTION
for the
TOWN OF SEWARD
To Be Held February 2S, 1352
1. Notice is hereby given that
between the hours of eight
•o'clock A.M. and seven o’clock
1\M. on 26 February 11152. at
Seward, Alaska, a special muni
cipal election will be held.
2. The following proposition
will be voted upon at said
election.
Proposition “A". Shall the
Town oi Seward, Alaska, issue
revenue bonds, payable solely
from unpledged revenue oi us
water distribution sj stem, mi
der authority oi Act of March
6, 1946, in an amount not to
exceed Four Hundred Thou
sand ($400*000) Dollars, for
the purpose of purchasing, re
habilitating, bettering and ex
tending its water distribution
system?
3. Those eligibie to vote on
Proposition “A" at said special
election must possess all the fol
lowing qualifications:
(a) They must be citizens oi
the United States, twenty
one (21) years of age or
over.
(b) They must be actual and
bona-fide residents of Alas
ka and they must have
Meets 2nd and 4ih Moau-./i
I.O.O.F. Hall - Adams St.
N G.. Art M( Keou th
V G.. George Kipsgard
Sec.. Tom Jones
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SEWARD
8 P r, ELKS
1773
Meet 2nd & 4th Wed of Moett
OPEN DAILY 5:00 P M.
United i..rotheihooi2 at
CARPENTLKS ana JOINERS
Seward Carpenters' Fmon 230*
Meetings at Lutheran Church
Attune on With A t it i
Meeting 2nd Tuesday of Monti
W. C. Knaak— Pros’d ,n
R. M. Bevan - Fin.-Sec «So Bus. Ag;
International Longshoremen's
and Warehousemen's Union
Local 33
Meets First Tuesday of Each Monti
7 p.m. — Union Hall
President — John Rose
been such residents contin
uously during the entire
year iinm diately preced
ing the ('lection, and must
have been such residents
continuously for thirty (30)
days next preceding the
election in the Town of
Seward. Alaska.
(c) They must be able to read
and Writ the English lan
guage as prescribed and
provided in Title 38, Chap
ter I, Section 3. A.C.L.A.
1949, and not barred from
voting by any other provi
sion of law.
(cl) They must have registered
at tiio City Mill, Seward.
Alaska, within the time
provided by ordinance
prior to the election, name
ly. up until 2 days prior to
said election .
4. There shall be but one poll
ing place within the corporate
limits ior lli special election,
namely, the City llall, Seward.
Alaska, and but one precinct at
said ( lection, namely, the entire
Town of Seward.
5. In order to vote at this elec
tion, all voters- must have reg
istered prior to the election in
the manner provided by the laws
of the Town of Seward. The reg
istration books are open daily,
except Sundays and holidays, at
the office of the municipal clerk.
City Hall, Seward, Alaska, be
tweeh the hours of ten o’clock
A M and three o'clock P.M . ex
cept Saturdays, when the books
shall be open from ten o'clock
A Ah until twelve o'clock N oon,
and will remain so open unit
Noon, 23rd February. 1952. (2
dav ; bofero said elt 'Mono
ti. The polling place will be
opt n from, eight o flock A ..I.
until seven o'clock P.M. on 2(>
February. 1952.
FOR THE TOWN OF
SEWARD
i Seal) SIGRID STEARNS.
Municipal Clerk
Fib. 8.15.22.'52
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Furnace Oil
P.'.'ioic r 1o!i;*co 7FO
DAY OR NIGHT
Prompt, Courteous Service
Certified Meter Delivery
Give Us a Cal!—
Office at 228 4th Avenue
Phone Main 171
Ray beltrovich, Owner
Rural DeSi ;ery
RUSTY IF FARMER I
BROWN RUNS -HIS j
FAR^ EVERY DAY /
FOR NINE yE'ARi:
*r AN' HES MARRIED
SIXTEEN YEARS AN’
GOT THREE- CHILDREN.
ONE IS FIVE YEARS.
ONE IS SEVEN AN'
ONE >5 FOURTEEN -
BOW OLD IS FARMER
BROWN?
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Not complaining — just stating facts!
by ALASKA STEAMSH
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r I GUESS EVERYBODY IS CONCERNED
ABOUT THE INCREASED COST OF
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ONE OF MV EXPENSE RECORDS FOR
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r TAKE STEVEDORING- FOR EXAMPLE..
ABOUT 40% OF OUR OPERATING COSTS
ARE IN LOADING- AND UNLOADING
SHIPS. THESE COSTS ALONE WENT
' DURING the same period wages for
SHIPS' CREWS INCREASED 71 % AND
GENERAL VESSEL EXPENSES POR MAINTEN
ANCE STORES, ETC, INCREASED 40%