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Property Name of Last Known
Searial No. Property Owner
2-102-9 Streeter, Thomas W.
2-70-0
2-432-1
2-658-2
2-198-9 Swanberg, Nels & Sons
2-477-0
2-437-1
2-567-2
2-199-9
2-478-0
2-438-t
2-568-2 '
2-507-0 Traeger, Charles A.,
2-462-il Estate of
2-602-2
2-508-0
2-463-1
2-603-2
2-331-9
2-533-0
2-497-1
2-646-2
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
65 Pat M/Cs: Pat No. 950236 (l M/C); Pat No.
941751 <18 (M/Cs); Pat No. 938198 (7 M/£s); Pat No.
909599 <3 M/Cs) Pat No. 946763 (2 M/Cs); Pat No.
946762 (1 M/C); Pat No. 1026729 (4 M/Cs); Pat No.
1026730 <8 M/Cs); Pat No. 1053619 (1 M/C); Pat
No.911366 <12 M/Cs); Pat No. 939988 (1 M/C).
■1 unpat M/C on Specimine Gulch, trib of Anvil
Crk; 1 unpat M/C on Little Darby Crk, 7 mi E of
Nome; 3 unpat M/Cs on Osborne Crk, trib of Nome
Riv; 8 unpat M/Cs on Ri.. of Niukluk Riv, trib of
Fish Riv; 8 unpat M/Cs on RiL. of Ophir Crk, trib
of Niukluk Riv Sc and 5 unpat M/Cs on Li.. Bench
of the Niukluk Riv near Council. 2 houses on Os
borne Crk.
RD-6 cat,
.
Store Bldg., warehouse, Old N.C. Bldg., Q. Hut Sc
metal covered bldg under construction
2 tugs: “Tex’* <7 tons) Sc “Kiome” <3 tons); 2 barges:
56 & 59 tons.
39 unpat M/Cs on Windy Crk; 36 unpai M/Cs on
Kougarok !Riv between Artie Sc Taylor Crk; (all
100% int); 4 unpat M/Cs below Merritt’s Discovery,
2 unpat M/Cs above Hastings, 3 unpat M/Cs above
Gin Fizz; 32 unpat M/Cs below Gin Fizz; Horse
hoe, Bumble Bee, McAllister Sc Buffalo, 8 unpat
M/Cs Hasting Association, 8 unpat M/Cs Turner
Association (all Vi int) 3 unpat M/Cs, Paymaster,
Homestead & Taylor’s Discovery (all Vi int); Bull
dozer Ditch.
A list containing the above property description and information was filed with the Clerk of the Court, Superior Court, State of Alaska, Second Judicial District,
at Nome, Alaska, this 17th day of August, 1961.
.
Peter Gatz, duly qualified Commissioner of Revenue of the State of Alaska, b eing the first duly sworn deposes and says: That as successor to the functions of
the Territorial Treasurer under Sec. .10, Ch. 64, SLA 1949 he has legal custody of t he tax records compiled under Ch. 10, SLA 1949, that he has prepared and read the
foregoing notice of property tax lien foreclosure and knows the contents thereof and that the list of property subject to real and personal property taxes, together
with the other data set forth therein, are true and accurately reflect the contents of the original records and information on file in the office of the Commissioner
of Revenue of the State of Alaska.
PETER GATZ,
Commissioner of Revenue,
Department of Revenue,;
State of Alaska 3
(Seal) Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day of September, 1961. k ’
• , r" >:• . DANA INGRAM, M
Notary Public in and for Alaska
My commission expires: June 29, 1963
Spain’s Franco Offers
Students Participation
In Political Life
MADRID, Spain UF> — Gen
eralissimo (Francisco Franco Fri
day offered Spain’s more than
150,000 university students great
er participation in the nation’s
political and governmental life
through approval of a wide re
organization of the National Syn
dicate of University Students.
The reorganization, published
in the Spanish Official Gazette,
has the effect of withdrawing the
students and their national or
ganization from the control of the
Falarige, Spain’s only political
party. It also offered them direct
representation within universi
' ties and all state organizations
linked to higher education.
Norwegian Government
Insists Hammarskjold Be
Given Nobel Peace Prize
OSLO, Norway UD — The Nor
wegian government organ Ar
beiderbladet Saturday insisted
that Dag Hammarskjold should be
given this year’s 'Nobel Peace
Prize despite objections to award
ing it to a dead man.
“We do not doubt for a minute
that an overwhelming majority
of the Norwegian people who
elected the storting Parliament
and through that the Peace Prize
Committee wants the Peace Prize
to be given posthumously to Dag
Hammarskjold this time,” the
Oslo morning paper wrote edit
orially.
“Just about the whole world
would agree,” it added.
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Hawaiians Have Choice
Of Natural Phenomena
HILO, Hawaii <*> — Hawaii
Island residents, who run to vol
canic eruptions like kids to cir
cuses, had a choice of natural
phenomena Friday.
Kilauea Volcano spouted a
fountain of lava in the afternoon,
and pushed out a molten flow
200 yards long. Then, at 5 p.m.
an earthquake jolted Hilo. It was
brief, but it smashed dishes,
tumbled groceries from store
shelves, broke mirrors, bounced
furniture around and staggered
persons walking about.
Don Richter, director of Ha
waii's volcano observatory, said
the subsidence of the volcanic ac
tivity probably caused the quake.
LOUIS tfASHENWENG passes
Louis Nashenweng, aged 78,
well known Nomeite for over 50
years passed away Friday at the
Wesleyan 'Hospital in Seward,
where he has been a patient for
the past year.
Funeral services will be held at
Seward under the auspices of the
Pioneers, as he was a member of
Pioneer Igloo No. 1 in Nome.
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