K /«*! E OF SPECIAL MUNICI
PAL ELECTION
Tc; .» n Id pn December 4’ 1956
I. TIME OF ELECTION. Notit
he toy given that between the
hours of 8:00 A. M. and 8:00. P. ivl.,
on the 4th day of December, 19 >6
at Kodialf, Alaska, a special muni
cipal election will be held.The pil
ing, pladc Shall' be the City Hall.
The City limits shall constitute the
boundaries t)f tjhe, voting prec net.
2. ELIGIBILITY OF VOTERS.
Those eligible to. ypte at the spec
"" la) touni^ipai election must bosses?
the follblYing Qualifications;''
^He^of’^e' miist. jje s'citiierfljf
United Stdtesj'twenty^ohl (21T
jrears df age or over.
** ‘ '.h’.^e.or'^e njjiist, be an actual
v and'boda fide residervit ofjtlte-Ter.-i
tory d^Alask^and ipustiave been
Resident. conlinuouslyt; f$rt,a
.S ?f. j>i|® .yeafr unedirttelii^prer
ceding aaiS .electwj^; .and .,jj}«st
have been sucq srp^ident‘ nontimi-i
; ously for'thirty;,;(3ft)
days next precedipk,said, .elpekion
ofthe City orKod^ .■&, u*.
c. He or she ospst be able to
read and write the English lan
guage as prescribed in Title 38,
Chapter 1, Section 2, Compiled
Laws df Alaska 1949, and not par
red from voting by any other pro
vision of law. v; ’
d. Qualifications for electors on
special election Proposition No. 1
in addition to the aforementioned
qualifications, shall include having
their names on the last tax assess
ment roll, or record of the Ci'ty of
Kodiak for the purpose of munici
pal taxation.
3. PROPOSITION TO BE VOT
ED UPON.
PROPOSITION NO. 1: Shall the
City of Kodiak construct or have
constructed improvements to the
municipal water reservoir for the
purpose of increasing its capacity,
and for the purpose of extending
service to the Mission Road area;
and in full or partial payment of
the cost thereof issue general qhlb
gation bonds of the City of Kodiak
to an amount not to exceed!
*100,000.00?
rnui uai 1 j>u. t. anan loe
fallowing section of Ordinance No.
Xrt as amended by Ordinance No.
am of the City of Kodiak, AlasKa,
he ratified?
“Election of Mayor and
Councilmen; Term of Office.
At the first general election fol
lowing the submission to and rati
fication by the voters of this sec
tion, as provided by Chapter 8,
SXJL 1951 councilmen shall be
elected in the following manner
and for the following terms: Two
Councilmen shall be elected for a
three year term, two Councilmen
dull be elected for a two year
teraa, and two Councilmen shall be
elected for a one year term. As
the term of office of the said Coun
rilmen expires, their successors
shall be elected so that two Coun
cilmen shall be elected annually
for a three year term. The Mayor
shall be elected by direct vote for
a two year term, holding office
util his term has expired and his
successor is elected and qualified.'’
4. REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.
Registration of voters shall be by
signing the Poll Registration Book
at the polling place prior to voting.
FOR THE CITY OF KODIAK
(s) Nick Frost, City Clerk
(SEAL)
Date 1st Pub. Nov. 3, 1956
Date last Pub. Dec. 1, 1956
NOTICE
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISION,
KODIAK PRECINCT
In the Matter of the Estate of
WILLIAM HANSEN, Jr.,
Deceased
No. ,V*5
NOTICE ro CREDITORS
. ii cBY GIVEN
that the undcr,ignuu, GILBERT A.
J Ail VELA, v as on the 29<.h day
of October 1956 by an order of the
above entitleu Court appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of WIL
LIAM HANSEN JR., deceased; and
that he thereupon qualified as such
administrator in the manner re
quired by law, and all creditors of,
and persons having claims against
the said decedent are hereby re
quired to present their claims with
the necessary vouchers, within Six
months from the date hereof, to
the undersigned, administrator rat
the office of RIJSSEH, E- ARP*'
ETT, Attorney fertile Admiftistra
't»i*, 211 Fipst National Bran&Rnibl
iri'g: Anchorage, Alaska which ptfice
the undersigned hereby, designates
as hi§ place of business-,jin--rail
matters connected with-, Jho, said
•estate*:.* / •>»» < rv.:i
DATED at. ■Rodidlf- Alaska vVhis
2Sth day of Oet»betV1!956.. ,►-c ;
; - (s) iGilbert A.!-Jf[rveip;( *: if,:
; Adjmnistr*£<h»t&f the.-Efttade of
•**» WiLLiAM"HANSERT ’ „
.Deceased;: -)~v3 , y,....
Date Isi^Rub. Nov. 3**18$lJftc;ft.j.--:
Date Last Pub. Nov. 24, 1S§6
Notice
,We are making very strenuoiis
efforts to keejp'ciur: streets free of
snow during *4he Winter months.
But in order to do so we must
have the co-operation of all own
ers and tenants of the abutting
property. Please remove the snow
and ice from your sidewalks im
mediately after each snow fall.
Please note that sidewalks abut
ting vacant property are the re
sponsibility of the owner of said
property.
ORDINANCE NO. 40, SECTION
NO. 3 and 4 reads as follows:
Section 3: It shall be the duty
of the owner or occupant of any
property abutting upon any side
walk in the City of Kodiak to keep
the same free and clean of.ice and
snow within six hours after each
snow fall.
.. Sectiori 4: Violation of this, or
dinance shall be punished by a
fine of not less than $5.00 nor
more than $100.00 pr by imprison
ment in the City Jail for a period
of not less than two days nor more
than thirty days hr bqth.
Charles A. Truitt,
City Manager
, Pub. 11-17-24
NOTICE
Pursuant to Section 8 of Ordin
ance No. 174 the following have
made application for City and Ter
ritorial Intoxicating Liquor Li
censes.
Aleutian Distributors
Belmont Bar
Blinn & Nelson (Retail)
Blinn & Nelson (Retail)
Blinn & Nelson (B & B)
Club Casino
Club Unique
Dads Liquor Store
Elks Club (B.P.O.E.)
Log Cabin Liquor Store
Mecca Bar
Mecca Liquor Store
Ships Tavern
The Breaker Bar
Tony’s Liquor Store
Tony’s Place
Town Club
V.F.W. Club
Public hearing will be held at
City Hall, Monday, November 26,
1956, at 7:00 P. M. Any resident of
the City of Kodiak may appear
and protest the issuance of a li
cense to any of the above named.
Nick Frost, City Clerk
Pub. 11-17-24
NOTICE
ALL VEHICLE OWNERS
Effective December 1, 1956, the
City of Kodiak is no longer re
Spun uu iSUaiic. 2
plates aiu. tiueS. Tat j
missioner is assuming the unties
of License and Title Agem i.ie
Territory on <.ae above «...
Please note that o.ty e
Registrations will still be issued by
City Hall.
Nick Frost, City e.v. k
Pub. 11-17-24, 12-1 -
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
KODIAK EXPLORATION
•v COSiTANY, INC.
Notice is hereby, given that the
annual meeting.Of stockholders of >
Kodiak1'fepfeatibh Company, an
1 Ala'skaii corporation, will be held
on’ thfef,<i2{hM’of December at 7:30
! p.1 m. ;‘at'>¥h'e Community Baptist
Ckiifch'"Ahiiei, upper Mill Bay
Ro’ad, itfSctdrdai^qe, with Company
bytfsM^, *Tqr ’tfte^purpose- of elect
'ittiyUd t^r"bbard. of - Directors,1
“tteefe (M'Ttibmbers for a two ’(2^
y£af tdrM’aniJ ohe (1^. nfeiaot-,-i3r'’
; a‘‘b‘fih;'^l) y^ar.term ’apd lor yotirig
‘•'on ^roptf&d amenbmenis to the'1
articles at\d by-lji#f ,of the consti
tution'aij(i# for the transacting of
'ahy Other business as may proper
rfy confe'tiefbre ttiis (tpeating. ....
' l‘‘ ^ KAtilak Exploration Co., inc.
! ' {,tteoi'ge.H; Cornelius, Pres.
Attested Orsoh Bl Stillman, Sec.
Phil: il-i7-24, 12-1
Cdr. Buckingham
Speaker At Rotary
Cdr'. H. W. Buckingham, Pro
testant Chaplain on the Naval Sta
tion, spoke before the Rotary Club
at their luncheon meeting Tues
day. His subject was “Battleships.”
The speaker drew bis material
from first hand experiences, when
he served on one of the Navy’s big
battlewagons. He gave figures to
show the bigness of these ships and
the devastating power and ability
to strike at a'target. He recounted
incidents' of the war years involv
ing the ship on whien he served,
and illustrated his talk1 with a
group of interesting slides.
The slides, some of them of su
perb quality, took his listeners on
a Cook’s tour of various parts of
the world. Many of the pictures
were taken aboard battleships. A
group ■ in particular, the camera
man was able to get were se
quence shots of the firing of huge
guns. One in particular was out
standing of a projectile leaving the
gun—which required minute tim
ing.
Many more pictures of scenes
in various parts of the world were
shown—some from New Yorx, Hal
ifax, Brittany, the South Pacific,
Hong Kong and Japan.
Among guests present were Sgt.
Archie Zehe, Harold Moats, A1
Soliss, Capt. Sawey, Art Brooks,
Dr. Mills, Dave Morris and Cpi.
Cross.
Home Rule Sought
If 'Statehood Out
Home rule for Alaskans right
away, with Federal tax exemption,
if statehood is refused, is the goal
of a campaign which has been
launched in Anchorage by a Third
Division committee of Independent
Voters.
“Our efforts will supplement the
Tennessee Plan," Ben Hitchcock,
spokesman for the group, said. “If
the Tennessee Plan Congressmen
elected on October 9 are succssful
in thir demand for seats in the
next Congress, Alaska will then or
ganize as a state.
“But if statehood is refused or
postponed, we don’t want to see
the steam wasted. We will try 1o
get benefits for Alaska right away.
We are concerned with any means
of improving our position here and
now in Alaska regardless of politi
cal status.”
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