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Attoiiii'v iJeneral Muiphy* lias u*n-'
«l,**ed an opinion which puts n com
plete *iamper on any aspirants who
• \ pee tin l to enter the tall Alaska
••I ctiens as independent candidates.
It i< aid the opinion completely up
>ets a combination which was to file
;; complete new legislative ticket in
the second division. The opinion of
Xttomey-tJeneral Murphy is as fol
lows:
“The Territorial legislatuie at the
1P|.» session passed an act estab- •
1 diinjr official election ballots and
Recently Thoroughly Renovated.
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naming certain conditions which
must be met before candidates*
names should be placed thereon.
Among other provisions it fixes a
time limit of T.'» days prior to the
election as being the latest date any
randidute may file his name to he put
on the official ballot. Any candidate
having sufficient number of sig
OFFICIAL IM'ULICATIOX ..
RKI-OKT. 0F_ ME I IN'ANCIAL!
CONDITION of Th« BANK OK SEW
AKI>, located at Seward, Territory of i
Alaska, at the close of business on the
10th day of June, 1020.
RESOIKCKS
Loan." and Discounts . $142,071.01 i
Overdiafts . .. 140.02
UBKKTY BONDS . 20.000.00 1
Bondk, Warrants and othet
secu'ities. 10,206.21
Banking house, furniture aud
f’\ti;re&. 17,100 00
Other real estate owned .... 14.500.IS
Due from Banks .. .... 0,715.02
Checks on other banks and
Other cash items . {<24.26 j
Cash on hand. 21.224.52 i
t io«d Du>t . 20.82 J
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Total . $2">4,021.00!
1.1 4 Bl I. Ill KS
Capital stock paid in $ 25,606.00
S,t plus fund 5,006.00
I’ndivided Profits less
Kxpenses paid. 525.52
Due to Bank deposits 12.4S6.70
Deposits . 208,0.4.31 j
Certified Check." . 1,024.40
Total . $2.'4.021.00 !
UNITED STATES OK AMERICA,
rEKKITOKY OK ALASKA THIRD
JUDICIAL DIVISION,
1. H. S. Balderalou, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the foiagoing statement is true to
Jte be>t of my knowledge and belief.!
It s. BALDERSTON, Caahie
Correct ut’e*t: Sidney Anderson,
J. M. Sloan,
('has. E. Brown, <
DIRECTORS
Subscribed and sworn ta before me ;
this 2.'»th day of June, 11*20.
(Seal) J. L. McNally
Notary Public in and for
the Territory of Alaska, (My
Commission expires October 1!*. 1022.
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litmiiiimmimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimmiiif
nature." on his nomination papers,
so long as he filed them 7*> days
prior to the general election was
entitled to have his name placed on
the official ballot with any political
affiliation he choose to assume.
Primary Law of 1917
“The Territorial legislature of
1917, however, bv enacting a pri
I
mary election law, fixed the man
ner in which candidates for nom
ination might go before the voters
of the several political parties and
become nominees of such party or
ganizations, and be entitled to
have their names placed on the of
ficial ballots. Candidates, who did
not choose to make the race as the
nominee of any specific party or
ganization, under the 1917 primary
act, were still allowed to file nom
ination papers at any time before
and up to 7.'» days prior to the gen
eral election and get on the official
ballot.
Filing Limit (‘hanged
“In some respects the 1017 pri
mary law was found not altogether
satisfactory. At the last session of
the Territorial legislature a new pri
mary election law was introduced in
the senate and passed both houses, be
coming incorporated in the 1010 ses
sion laws of Alaska under chapter 25,
and repealing the act of 1017. It is
entitled ‘An act to provide for the
holding of primary elections in the
Territory of Alaska, to fix the time
and manner of holding the same, to
prescribe the qualifications of candi
dates to be nominated at such elect
ion-. to designate the manner of fil
ing and authenticating their candi
dacy.’ etc.
“Section 10 of this act is as fol
lows:
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F ISHEHIKS
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“The name of the candidate re
ceiving the highest number of vot*'s
for any office at such primary elec
tion by any political party shall he
placed upon the official ballot pro
vided for the general election, fol
lowed by tin* designation of the
political party by which nominated,
and in addition to the name of the
candidates nominated at such primary
election by the several political part
ies, the names of such other candi
dates as have filed nomination papers,
as if* now or may hereafter be requir
ed by law; provided, that all such
nominations must be filed on or prior
to tho date of tho primary election.”
“The time set by tho same act for
holding the primary election is the
last Tuesday in April, 1020, and simil
arly in every second year thereafter.
This date came on April 27th, last, up
to which time there had been filed no
nominations by independent candi
dates.”
REPATRIATE HEN PRISONERS
' SHANGHAI, June 20— Most of the
German war prisoners held in camps
in Japan and in China have now been
repatriated.
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Anchors, large and small, at Graefs.
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National Water Motor Washers
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Aluminum ware at Graefs.
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Jl'NIC 23rd.
STEAMER ADMIRAL WATSON
( Capt. Charles E. Glasscock )
.11 n 51 h
Company reserves right to change schedule without notice.
ADMIRAL LINE BUILDING
Wayne Clue, Agent.••.Seward Alaska.
ALASKA!^! m 1
SAILING SCHEDULE
ail From
SEATTLE
Juno 17
Juno 21
July I
J;i»y S
July 15
July 22
Jui> 2U
Due
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Alaska
Alameda
North western
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Alameda
Northw eslern
June JO
July 7
July 11
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July 2*
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Meet* every Tueaday 8 P.M., at
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Invited.
( lias. Hrefting, Dictator.
A. H. L. Meyer, Secretary.
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