1WI1CE OF SPECIAL MUNICI
PAL ELECTION
Tfc Be Held On December 4, 1956
1. TIME OF ELECTION. Notice is
hereby given that between the
hnmrs of 8:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. M.,
on the 4th day of December, 19b6,
at Kodiak, Alaska, a special muni
cipal election will be held. The poll
ing place shall be the City Hall.
Th* City limits shall constitute the
boundaries of the voting precinct.
2. ELIGIBILITY OF VOTERS.
Those eligible to vote at the spec
ial municipal election must possess
the following qualifications:
a. He or she must be a citizen of
the United States, twenty-one (21)
years of age or over.
b. He or she must be an actual
and bona fide resident of the Terri
tory of Alaska and must have been
such resident continuously for a
period of one year imediately pre
ceding said election; and must
have been such resident continu
ously for a period of thirty (30)
days-next preceding., said election
of the City of Kodiak. >'
e. we or sne must be able to
read and write the English lan
fuage as prescribed in Title 38,.
Chapter 1, Section 2, Compiled
Laws of Alaska 1949, and nut , bar
zed from- voting by any other pro
vision of law.
d. Qualifications for electors on
special election Proposition No. 1
m addition to the aforementioned
qualifications, shall include having
their names on the last tax assess
ment roll, or record of the City of
Kadiak for the purpose of munici
pal taxation.
1 PROPOSITION TO BE VOT
KD UPON.
PROPOSITION NO. I: Shall the
Ctty of Kodiak construct or have
r—rtructed improvements to the
—iripal water reservoir for the
pwrpow of increasing its capacity,
aad tor the purpose of extending
aonriee to the Mission Road area,
awd in full or partial payment of
Che cost thereof issue general obli
ptiw bonds of the City of Kodiak
ha an amount not to exceed
9MMM.00?
Vista View Rooms
Reasonable rates by the day, week, or month
Phon» 4323
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Aloha Rice Bowl
Specializing in Sweet & Sours-Chinese
style spareribs-Chow Mein.
Phone 4781 for orders to go
Open 6 p.m. to"2 a.m.
ALVINE & GIBSON
Marine Repair
Mercury Outboard Motors & Parts
Phone 2612
PROPOSITION NO. 2: Shall the
following section of Ordinance No.
207 as amended by Ordinance No.
208 of the City of Kodiak, Alaska,
be 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,
S.L.A. 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
shall be elected for a two year
term, and two Councilmen shall be
elected for a one year term. As
the term of office of the said Com.
cilmen 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
until 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 Rook
at the polling place prior to voting.
FOR THE CITY OF KODIAK
(s) Nick Frost, City Clerk
(SEAL)
Date 1st Pub. Nav. 3, 1956
Date last Pub. Dec. 1, 1956
NOTICE >
ALL VEHICLE OWNERS
Effective D&cember 1,1958, tlje
City of Kodidic is no1 longer re
sponsible for issuance of license
plates and titles. The U. S. Com
missioner is assuming the duties
of License and Title Agent for the
Territory oir tji# above date.
Please note that City Vehicle
Registrations will still be issued by
City Hall.
Nick Frost, City Clerk
Pub. 11-17-24, 12-1
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
KODIAK EXPLORATION
COMPANY, INC.
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of stockholders of
Kodiak Exploration Company, an
Alaskan Corporation, will be held
on the 12th of December at 7.30
p. m. at the Community Baptist
Church Annex, upper M;ll Bay
Road, in accordance with company
by-laws, for the purpose of elect
ing to the Board of Directors,
three (3) members for a two (2)
year term and one (1) member for
a one (1) year term and for voting
on proposed amendments to the
articles and by-laws of the consti
tution and for the transacting of
any other business as may proper
ly come before this meeting.
Kodiak Exploration Co., Inc.
George H. Cornelius, Pres.
Attested Orson B. Stillman, Sec
Pub. 11-17-24, 12-1
EagSe Scent
Honor Court
Next Moftday
The Boy Scouts from Troop No.
625 in town and Troop No. 626
from the Naval Station will re
ceive their awards at the Eagle
Court of Honor to be held, at the
Elks Club, Mondaj^' December 3
The program will b'e^n/ak 8 jun.
Following the opening "of. the
Court of Honor bji-' t'fie 'Exalted
Ruler Of- the Elks Lodge, and con
veni»g‘of the Court'and intjc^pc
tlbns by R. C.'^&n Limburgb„.a
Charter presentation, by. .K^ Ub
belohfte *vill be tnade. .
Presentation of ‘ awards ,wi}l the*
be made by the fdftbwing: Tender
foot investiture ceremony.,by 'Can
ny'‘Snare: Tenderfoot awards gc
to John Slaughter, ViTilli^rri God
lewski and Richard 'Jo&ngon oi
Troop 625r Roger Arnold,] Robert
Van Litnburgh; Charles Westbrool
and John White of ‘ Troop 626
Second class awards will be pre
sented by Ray Foster to Wayne
Daggett and Robert Petty oi
Troop 626. W. W. Clark will pro
pent first class awards to Stevt
Krum, Leroy Spinharney and Gor
don Morris of Troop 626.
Merit badge awards will be pre
Rented by Ken Ubbelohbe to Den
nis Gillilan, two; Troop 625; Wil
liam Nachand, four; Tommy Ray
field, three; Steve Krum, one
Courtney Starbird, four; Jacl
Trent, five; and George Watson
four; all of Troop 626. Pre
sentation of Star Scout Awardi
will be made by Bob Acheson tc
George Watson and Tommy Ray
field, both of Troop 1626. Lift
Scout Awards will be presented t(
William Nachand, Courtney Star
bird and Jack Trent, of Troop 62t
by Capt. N. J. Sampson.
The Bronze Palm Award will b<
presented to Danny Snare o
Troop 626 by John Gibbons. Den
nis Gillilan will be presented th<
Eagle Scout Award by Mayor Leoi
H. Johnson.
Big Attendance At
Library Function
A crow^l estimated at abou
three hundred people visited th<
new library building Wednesday
evening during open house. Tht
library is now located in the ck
Home Economics building of th<
high school.
Dr. A. Holmes Johnson, presi
dent of the Library Board accept
ed a copy of the Constitution o
the State of Alaska, complete witl
signatures and a replica of the or
iginai, from Jack Hinckel, dele
gate to the Constitutional Conven
tion. One such copy was presente<
to all the libraries in the territory
The newly furnished library i:
equipped with more than tes
thousand books. Though fictioi
predominates, cultural aspects
travel, biography, sciences an<
other subjects ^are well represent
ed on the shelves.
Tea and coffee were served wit!
Mrs. Marion Lynch, Mrs. Helei
Scott, Mra. Helen Seleen, Mrs. Jus
tine Hinckel, Mrs. Fostina John
son and Mrs. Xenia Sturmer pour
ing. Delicious cakes and cookies
were served by the Business and
Professional t Women’s. Club.
Many cards were issued during
the course of the evening.
MEETING POSTPONED
Due to lack of quorum, the Leg
islative Council meeting previous
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ky scheduled for November 30, in
Fairh&ahrt. has been rescheduled
by Chairman Richard J. Greue)
for December 7 in Fairbanks. *
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