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In the District Court for the Territory
of Alaska, Third Division
The Harriman National Dank ol Alas
ka, at Seward, a Corporation
Plaintiff.
A gainst
Frank I.. Ballainf. and Genevieve
Hallaine. Defendants,
In and by virtue of a Special Ex
' edition issued out of the United Star
es Court at Valdez Alaska, in th.
above entitled cause and dated tlv
10th day of February, 19*9, I hav*
levied upon all the right, title and in
terest of the Defendants in and to a 1
those certain tracts or parcels of land
lying and being in the Town of Sew
ard, in the Third Division of the Ter
ritory of Alaska, covered by the Uni4
cd States Official Surveys No. 72d
North and No. 726 South and by pat
ent from the United States Govern
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. SEWARD, ALASKA.
LUMBER and BUILDERS
nent to Frank I.. Ballaine for the
same, described as follows, to-wit:
Lots Twenty-nine (29) and Thirty
(20) in Block Ten. (10), and Iajl
l\vonly-seven (27) and Twenty Eight
(28) in Block Twenty-Five, (25) as i
hown by and according to the dedi
cation, map and plat of the Town oi
H'W aid, filed for record with the;
United States Commissioner and Ex-!
Officio Recorder for the Kenai I're
in*/1, in Book 2 of Deed at pages 1
5. and 6 of the records of said pro
•inct. Together with all and singular
ih* t< noments, hereditaments, appur
‘ o". a nee ; anil improvements untt t!v
several specific tracts anti parcels a*
:ib>ve described belonging.
NOTICE IS HEREBY C.IVEN, that
I will on Tuesday the First day of
Vr.ril A. 0. ION), at 11 o’clock in the
forenoon of that day, at the ottice f».
United States Marshal at Seward
Via I n, Sell all the right, title and in
t vT t of the defendants in and to the
b >vo described real property, ai pub
• ir auct;on to the highest and best bid
V • for cash, to satisfy said Special
Nxecnt'on amounting to $263o.00
•o ts and accrued costs.
Dated at Seward Alaska, this 3rd
, lav of March, A. D. 1010.
F. R. Brenneman. United States
i Marshal.
* Isaac Evans, Deputy.
Yt'wav. Seward.
*>s« lVb. March 3rd 1010.
' est Pub. March 31st. 1019.
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The usual song service by the choir
.was held at the; Methodist church las.
evening followed with a taik by Kev.
Cook. Scripture reading was a part of
the 16th chapter of l\o\eibs. licv.
Cook took for the basis of his remarks
these words: ‘‘lie that rulcth his spirt
is b' tier than ho that taketh a city.”
Attention was called to the honor that
was shown in olden times to t! e sol
diers when the conquering army re
turned home from a victorious wu*;
also to the pride and honor we feel in
mi* on n soldiers when they return
from iheir pait in the war that wa•
aped for liberty across the eras. Rev.
Jook also called attention to the prea:
t upplc of readjustment that is now
a nrrpre.'S all over the world, a con
gest between pood and evil that may
a -t lonper than the war that has been
n propress for the four years past.
“There is, also,” Rev. Cook said,
a life-lonp war poinp on in the heart
f every man, and he that ruleth his
pint is better than he that taketh >»
ity. The war in the heart of man -s
a conflict between selfish do ire and
'lie God-p’vcn impulse to sendee (or
he community, .mice for mankind,
'f the world i? to hi* readjusted on a
basis of a fair deal to all men. man
mist fir t rid * his own spirit and pam
\ victory prea ter than that of takinp
a city.”
H. V HOBEN A‘ R DAV>*
ALASKA TRANSFER
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