EMOTIONS OF ANGER.
Give Them a Little Play Rather Than
Bottie Them Up Tightly.
There are a fee universal habits ill
the human race whn h have strauge
primitive origin*, aval there are some
which are universal because they have
a physiological stimulus, and one of
these latter is in the habit that a little
child often lias of stamping its feet
when angry. Exactly the same thing
occurs when a man. while he is angry,
brings down hi* list on the table. In
both cases it is di e to lack of nervous
control
The nervous system is a unit, and
most of the emotions of anger come
from a sudden thwarting of a calculat
ed nervous plan Thus if we are
about to sit down on a chair and a
mischievous urchin yanks the chair
awa\ |u*t as we have let the muscles
of the thigh* relax the anger excited
is out of all proportion to the actual
bruises that have resulted. If a child
wants a pot of jam and is denied he Is
immediately angry unless he has been
taught to control himself The desire
for the jam. for example, has set in i
motion a nerve plan, and when this Is |
suddenly stopped there is a flow of j
nervous energy which inis to spend !
itself in some way tn the cas# of the ;
child, lie usually works this off by j
stamping his feet and crying In the ;
case of the man. he usually goes
through exactly the same processes by
thumping the table and swearing. In
the ease of a hysterical woman, she ,
beats upon the floor with her heels and
screams. It is all the same thing.
Strange as it nmy seem, moreover, i
the outflow of emotion is far better
for an angry person than it is to imttle
it up. Emotion is going to express
itself in action somewhere, and if the
muscles are kept still the brain cells
will bo exhausted instead. Emotional
force has got to go somewhere. It can t
lust stop and disappear Ton great a
suppression of the emotions leads to a
gradual atrophy of them, and when
the emotions begin to die out the per
son himself or herself is of compara
tively little use to the world It is for
this reason that nothing should ever
be done to "break" a child’s temper,
but only to guide it Into right chan
neis You can tench a child not to
lose control of his temper, but never,
as you value the child’s development,
try to train him not to he angry.—
New York American
What the Patent Home Will Be.
The number of patents issued last i
year was greatly In excess of nil other j
years. And yet nobody in all inventive
America has patented a home. We j
must all live. The old home is now a j
back number It is bound In time to
be succeeded by the patent home, j
Hasten the day The patent home will
have all its beds made up automatic- ,
ally. It will rook its own meals, keep
Itself dusted, decorated and disinfected
It will heat the baby’s milk at all hours
of the night and will bo servantless. I
All tlie pictures will be changed atreg- j
ular intervals, and new furniture will i
automatically replace the old Family
prayers will be provided by phono- ,
graph, and births, weddings and funer
als will be covered by pressing a but
ton.—Life.
Transmitting Electricity.
When an elertrle current flows
through a conductor it is not sent or
pushed through, like a fluid in a pipe,
but is rather handed on from particle
to particle. In other words, it is a
transfer of electrical energy which can
W illustrated by setting up a row of
rubber balls tangent to each other.
Now, if we strike these balls at one
etui the energy will be transferred
from ball to ball and can be utilized at
the other. Here we bad no actual
flow, and yet the energy was transfer
red from one end to the other.
The basic units which we use are the
unit of the rate of flow, or ampere; the
unit of electrical pressure, or volt, and
the unit of resistance to flow, or the
ohm.—Aera.
"Nice For the Lady.
Quite regularly a certain London
school teacher invited two miserable
little girls to spend Saturday afternoon
at her house. Knowing how overbur
dened with work the mother was and
how much the children’s moral educa
tion was neglected at home, a settle
ment worker ventured to congratulate
the parent.
“What a great advantage for them!’*
she said. “How exceedingly kind of
her!**
“No doubt she’s glad of comp’ny,’*
complacently returned the mother.—
London Telegraph.
The Use of English.
Of the 80.0U0 English words avail
able for conversation purposes only
400 are said to be in common use. If
these were carefully selected there
would be little cause for complaint,
since the combinations they make
possible should provide Innumerable
shades of variation. Careful word se
lection is something that should be en
couraged in and out of the schools.—
Christian Science Monitor.
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT TAX
ROLL FOR THE YEAR 1913
UPON REAL PROPERTY IN
THE TOWN OF SEWARD,
ALASKA.
NOTICK IS UKKEBY GIVKN:
H\ direction of the Common Council of the
Town of Seward. Alaska. 1. the undersigned,
l\ ,i. Cotter. Town Clerk, by virtue of the pro*
visions of See, 3* of Ordinance No. II. of the
Ordinances of i he Town of Seward. Alaska.
IH> IIKKKHY til VK NOTICK that the delta’
quent tax roll of real property for the year
pqtt in the Town *f Seward. Alaska, has been
completed, in duplicate, and is open for in’
sport ion at the office of said Town Clerk;
That on the second day of February. A. IV.
HU t. or as soon thereafter as counsel may he
heard, said Delinquent tax roll will be pre
sented to the Dlst rict Court for the Territory
of \laska. Third Division, at Valdez, within
said division, for adjustment and for OKDKK
O F S \ L K.
“During the time of the publication of notice
anil up to the time of order of sale, any person
nun appear and make payment on any pieceor
tract described hereinafter, together with
penalty and interest.'
The following is a descript ion of each tract
of real property on the roll on which the tax
for the vear Huil has not been paid, the amount
nt the tax. penalty and interest thereon, and to
w i>otn assessed.
F. J. COTTKK.
Town Clerk
Delinquent Real Estate Taxes of the
Town of Seward, Alaska,
November 28, 1913.
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Block 1
John E Ballaine 16 $ 150 .90 .05 01
•• 17 150 .90 .05 01
** 18 150 .90 .05 01
19 50 .30 .02
Block 3
Robert Ashland 5 1000 J 400 8.40 ,42 08
“ b 1250 7.50 .38 07
•• 7 250 1.50 08 (82
Block 6
George Turner 1 300 l.«0 .09 02
•2 :400 1.80 .09 02
OG I.aberee 3 250 1*8* .08 02
4 *>50 1.50 .08 02
George Turner 3o 50 *02
:t! 100 ,60 .03 01
John K Ballaine 31 25" 1.5" ."8 "2
:(5 *25" 1.50 "8 02
2'x» 1.50 os 02
350 1.50 ."s irj
3> 250 l.;»" ."> 02
Block:
John K Ballain* 10 300 I 8<> .09 (82
11 1.80 ,09 t>2
NorthVst Trust 28 400 2 40 .12 (8*
& Safe Deposit 29 400 350 1.5" .23 o.>
Go. Trustee. 30 100 2. (•' .12 "2
Block 8
John K Ballaine 6 500 3.00 .15 011
\V J Roberts 7 50" :*.»H) • J -» ":j
•* s ;nv 3.oo .t.» o3
John K Ballaine lo 5oo To;) .15 o3
*• 11 3.00 .1.) 03
Robert A Gwynn 12 5"0 3.00 .15 0.3
John K Ballaine 13 500 3.on .15 03
KmilieY Riokford I* 5*H» 3.00 .l » 08
John K Ballaine 19 .*8) .3" .02
J M Moore 21 «oo 1000 9.60 . 48 1"
Geo LaMontaigne 2.» 600 3.60 .18 04
26 6"0 100 4.20 .21 04
Robert A Gwynn 29 600 3.60 .18 04
K L Crawford 32 600 3.60 .18 04
33 3.60 .18 04
Cath’ri’e Rovcroft35 600 roo 7.H*) .31) 08
Block 9
W \ McNeilev 11 700 1000 10.20 . 51 10
12 700 4500 31.30 1.56 31
Alafar Lowell 2" 1000 ItRX) 30,00 1..8) 3"
K L Whittcmore 21 1250 4000 31..'8) 1.58 32
and 22SS5(H* 1000 9.00 .45 09
Leo Murgnles 24 1000 3000 21 "0 1.20 24
25 1000 5000 36.00 1.80 12
AM Churchill 32 1000 1000 12.00 .60 12
Robert Ashland 33 l"0o 500 9.00 . 45 09
Bloek 10
Napoleon Wells 12 1000 .*8)0 9.oo .45
John K Ballaine 26 550 3.30 .17 03
31 55" 3.30 .17 03
3» 550 3.30 .17 03
35 55" 3.30 .1« 03
36 550 3.30 .17 03
37 550 3.30 .17 03
Block 11
Northwest Trust 5 400 2.4o .12 02
,v Sate Deposit 6 4to 2.1" .12 (82
Co., Trustee • 4,(o ’-- l"
8 400 2.40 .12 02
John E Ballaine H 4'*1 *-.40 .12 02
12 401 • 2.10 .12 02
16 400 2.40 .12 (82
•* IS 400 2.4" .12 02
•• 19 400 2.40 .12 02
23 3"" 1.80 .09 02
•• 24 MV 1.8" .09 02
*• 27 300 1.80 .(8J 02
•* 2S 300 1.80 .0*3 (82
29 3»H) 1.80 .09 02
33 300 1.SO .09 02
34 300 1.80 .09 02
35 3(H) 1.80 .09 02
Christine Rosness 36 300 500 4.8" .24 05
38 300 5(H) 4.80 .24 05
* 39 36" 2.10 .11 02
Alfred Rosness 40 450 2.70 .14 03
Block 12
John E Ballaine 3 250 1.50 . 08 02
■ George Turner 11 250 1.50 .08 02
12 25" 1.50 .08 02
•• 13 250 1.50 .08 0*2
- 14 250 1.50 08 02
15 250 1.50 .08 (82
16 250 1.50 .08 (82
17 250 1.50 .08 02
“ 18 250 1.50 .08 (82
19 *250 1.50 08 02
20 300 1.80 .09 02
Bloek 13
John E Ballaine 1 300 1.80 .09 02
2 300 1.80 .09 (82
A C Blumer 16 30" 150 2.70 .11 03
John K Ballaine 21 300 750 6.30 .32 06
** 22 200 1.20 .(Hi 01
A A Thoday 25 2(H) 1 20 .(Hi 01
M E Gilson 29 2(H) 150 2.10 .11 02
J Hoagland and
Lew is Solanos 30 200 1.8") -.10 .11 O’
John E Ballaine 37 200 150 2.10 .11 02
;;s 200 1.20 .06 01
39 2(H) 1.20 .06 01
40 2(H) 1.20 .06 01
Block 14
John E Ballaine 1 400 2.40 .12 02
” 2 400 2.40 .12 (82
** 3 4(H) . 2.40 .12 02
•* 4 400 2.40 .12 02
” *, 400 2.40 .12 (82
** f, 400 2.40 .12 02
John E Ballaine 24 300 1.80 .09 02
25 300 1.80 .09 02
•• 26 300 1.80 .09 02
K’nn’th'M* Donald 29 300 1.80 .09 02
Pet’r N Anderson 32 300 1.80 .09 02
33 300 500 4.80 .24 05
John E Ballaine 34 • 300 1.80 .09 02
35 300 1.80 .09 (82
Mrs W K Bartholf 36 300 1.80 .09 02
Block 15
Geo LaMontaigne 1 650 3.90 . 20 04
*2 650 3.90 . 20 04
John E Ballaine 3 650 3.90 . 20 04
14 750 4.50 .23 05
“ 15 750 4.50 . 23 05
** 25 450 2.70 .14 03
M 33 450 2.70 .14 03
“ 34 450 2.70 14 03
35 450 • 2.70 .14 03
** 36 450 2.70 .14 03
*• 37 450 * 2.70 .14 03
Block 16
John E Ballaine 1 400 2.40 .12 02
2 400 ’ 2.40 .12* 02
Northwest Trust &
Safe Deposit Co. J 7 460 2.40 .12 02
Trustee *' 1 * 400 2.40 .12 02
John E Ballaine 12 460 2.40 ,12 02
i VV M Killingsw'h 13 450 2.70 .14 03
** It 450 2.70 .11 »’3
“ 15 <150 2.70 .11 02
! Alaska N Ky Co 10 4.50 2.7o .11 OH
17 150 977*0 61.20 3.00 01
“ IS 150 9750 01.20 3.00 01
“ 19 450 9750 0 ! 2" 3.01# 01
“ 20 750 9750 03.00 3.15 03 |
John K Ballainc 39 67*o 3.oo ,20 01
40 050 3.00 .20 01
Block 17
John K Mallaino 3 300 1.80 .99 92
•• 4 300 1.89 .99 02 |
“ 5 300 1.80 . 00 02 I
0 300 I .HO .09 02
Northwest Trust &
Safe Deposit Co \ 8 3(H) l.so .09 02
i Trustee t 9 3m 1.80 .09 <>2
John K Mallaino 10 3oo I so .09 o»
Northwest Trust J II 3m 1.80 .09 02
& Safe Deposit f 15 3oo 1.S0 .09 02
Co. Trustee 1 HI 3m I .ho .09 02
t 17 3o0 1.80 .09 02
John E Mallaine is 3oo 1.80 .99 02
*■ 3(5 3(H) 1.80 .09 02
“ 37 3(H) 1,80 ,09 02
A W .VKlroie 38 301 1.80 .09 02;
** 39 5500 l.so .09 02
*• 40 300 i,8o ,09 o>;
Mloek 18
Northwest Trust 1 25o 1.50 .ok 02
Sale Deposit J 2 25* 1 1.50 .ok 02 |
i Co. Trustee 1 3 250 l.5o .os 02 I
( 1 250 1.50 .08 02
John E Mallaine 0 25o 1.50 .(*8 02
" 7 250 1.50 . 08 02
8 350 1.50 . 08 02
" 12 250 1.50 .08 02
“ 13 250 1.5o vs 02
“ II 250 1.50 .08 02
15 250 1.50 .08 02;
•• 2(> 3(H) 1.80 .09 02 l
•* 27 300 1.80 .09 02 [
•• 28 300 1.80 .09 02
•* 29 3(H) 1.80 .09 02
31 3(H) 1.80 .09 02
** 32 3(H) 1.80 . 09 02
“ 33 300 1.80 .09 02
** 34 3(H) 1.80 ,09 02
*• 39 300 l.so .09 02
10 3(H) 1.30 .09 02
Block 19
A \V Mvlroie 1 259 1.50 .08 02
2 250 1.50 .08 02
“ 3 250 1,50 .08 02
Eugene K West 4 XV 1.50 .os 02
John E Mallaine 8 250 1.50 .os 02
“ 9 250 1.50 .08 02
10 250 1.50 .08 02
“ 11 250 1,50 ,08 02
** 12 250 1.50 .08 02 1
“ 13 27>0 1.7)0 ,08 02 |
14 250 1.50 .08 02
15 25o 1.50 .08 02
*• 10 250 1.50 .((8 02
17 250 1,50 .08 02
** 23 250 1,50 .08 02
21 250 1.50 ,08 02
* 25 27)0 1.50 .08 02
*’ 20 27)0 1.50 .ok 02
“ 31 250 1.50 .08 02
“ 32 27H) 1.50 ,08 02
“ 33 250 1,7)0 .08 02
“ 34 27x) 1.50 .08 02
•* 35 27*0 1.50 .08 02
“ 30 27*o 1.7>)) ,08 02
Seward Light & ( 39 2.50 2»hh> 13.7*0 ,68 11
! Mower Co 140 259 17*00 10 7*0 ,50 11
Mloek 20
I jonn k iiauainr a i.x* ■
4 230 1.50 ,08 02 i
** 250 1,50 .os 02 !
6 250 1,50 .OH 02 |
250 1.50 ,0H 02 .
H 25o 1.50 ,08 02
" II 250 1,50 .OH 02 |
12 25o 1.50 .OS 02
13 250 1,50 ,oh 02
14 250 1.50 .OH 02
•' 17 250 1.50 .OH 02
•• ]8 250 1.50 .OH 02
21 250 1.50 .OH 02
*' 22 200 1.20 .00 01
•• 23 200 1.20 ,06 01
24 200 1.20 .(Hi 01
28 2(H) 1.20 ,09 01
‘* 29 200 1.30 ,06 01
* • 31 2iHl 1.20 .(Hi 01
*• 32 2(H) 1.20 .(Hi 01
*• 33 200 1.20 .Ui 01
*• 34 200 1.30 .(Hi 01 ,
35 2(H) 1.30 .06 01
“ 36 300 1.30 ,06 01
Pat r k M Mullen 40 200 1.20 .(Vi 01
Block 21
| John E Ballainc 1 300 1.20 .(Hi 01
do 2 do do do do
do 3 do do do do
do 4 do do do do
do x do do do do
do 0 do do do do
do in do do do do i
do II do do do do
do . 15 do do do do
do 16 do do do do
do 17 do do do do
do 19 do do do do
do 20 do do do do
do 23 do do do do
do 24 do do do do
do 25 do do do do
do 27 do do do do
do 28 do do do do
do 29 do do d° do
do 30 do do do do
do 31 do do do do
do 32 do do do do j
do 33 do do do do
do 34 do do do do J
do 35 do do do do
do 36 do do do do ■
Block 22
1 John K Ballainc l 200 1.20 .(Hi 01 i
do 2 do do do do i
do 8 do do do do
do 4 do do do do
do 5 do do do do j
do 6 do do do do
do 7 do do do do (
do 15 do do do do
do 16 do do do do j
do 17 do d° do do I
' A W Mylroie 18 do do do do
do 19 do do do do
do 20 do do do do
do 21 do do do do
do 22 do do do do
do 23 do do do do
do 24 do do do do
John E Ballainc 27 do do do do
do 28 do do do do
do 29 do do do do
do 81 do no do do i
do 83 do do do do I
do % 33 do do do do j
do ' 34 do do do do l
do 38 do do do do I
do 39 do do do do
do 40 do do do do
Block 23
John E Ballainc 1 225 1.85 .07 01
do 2 do do do do
do 8 do do do do
do 6 do do do do
do 7 do do do do
do 8 do do do do
do 9 do do do do
do 10 do do do do
do 12 do do do do
do 13 do do do do
do 16 do do do do
do 17 do do do do
do 18 do do do do j
do 21 275 1.65 .08 02 j
do 22 . 250 1,50 do do
do 23 do do do do
do 21 do do do do
do 25 do do do do
do 26 do do d° do
do 27 do do do do i
do 31 do do do do
do 32 do do do do
do 33 do do do do
do 34 do do do do
do 35 do do do do
do 36 do do do do
Block 24
W M Klllinffsw’h 1 300 1.80 ,09 02
do 2 250 1.50 .08 02
do 3 do do do do
do 6 do do do do
do 7 do do do do
do 8 do do do do
do 12 do do do do
do 13 do do do do
John E Ballainc 16 do do do do
do 17 do do do do
do 18 do do do do
Anna F Ballainc 19 do do do do
do 20 3001,80 09 do
Meet me at the Branch. * .
Finch’s Golden Wedding rye at the
Branch.
YV M Killinifsw'h 21 350 2.10 11 do
do 22 3iH) 1,80 01) do
do 23 do do do do
do 21 do do do do
do 2,5 do do do do
do 2d do do do do
dn 27 do do do do
John K Hall.lino 2* do do do do
\V M Ivillinj'sw'h 33 do do do do
do 31 do do do do
do 35 do do do do
do 3*1 do do dn do
Block 25
Win H Poland.S*/* in I ho 1.08 .0.5 01 -
do II 350 2.10 .11 »2
.1 J Pinn(%'sm.S2ort 13 230 non \.'M .25 o5 |
do N2oft it 21o I.H .07 ol 1
John t: 1 lallai'ic 17 3.50 2.10 .11 ir» j
dn 18 dn do do d <
dn 111 dn (In do d o
do 20 150 2.70 .11 03!
dn 21 2.50 1.50 .os 03
do 22 200 1.20 .011 (0 I
do 23 do do do do
do 31 do do do do
(in 2.5 do do do do
do 215 do do do do
dn 20 do do do do |
dn 30 dn do do do
dn 31 do do do *1°
do 32 (io do do do
do 33 do do do do (
do 31 do do do do
do 35 do do do do j
dn 311 (lo do do do
Block 3*1
John I\ Ballaine I 2***' 1.2*) ,oH ol (
do 2 do do do do i
do 3 dn do do do |
do I do do do do
do 5 do do do do |
do <1 (10 do do do j
do 7 do do do do .
do 8 do do do do |
dn <) do do (in do |
do 10 do do *1*> do
do is do do do do ,
do li) do do do do
do a*> do do do do;
I >10C K Si
.John E Ballaine 3 15o ,90 .05 01
do 4 do do do do 1
tlo 5 do dt) do tlo I
do Ct do do tit) tlo j
do 7 tit) do tit) do I
do 10 tlo do dt) «io
tlo II do tlo t|t> tit)
tlo 12 tlo tlo do <lo
do 13 tlo do tlo dt)
do 10 do <h) do tit)
do 17 do tlo do <i«)
tlo 18 tit) do tit) tlo
th) 19 do dt) tlo do
do 20 tlo do do dt)
(ieorire Turner 21 loo .00 .03 01
do 22 do tit) tlo tlo
tlo 23 do th) tlo «lo
dt» 21 <lt) tit) tlo th)
do 25 do tit) dt t tlo
dt» 20 th • tl<) tlo tit >
do 27 tlo (It) th) tlo |
do 28 do tlo do tlo ;
do 25' <h) tlo do do '
dt > 30 do th) do do j
do 31 do do do do
do 32 do do th) do
do 33 do tlo dt) do
do 34 do tlo tlo do
do 35 do th» tit* do
do 30 dt * th> th) th)
do 37 tlo do th) do
do 38 do th) th> do
d<> 39 tit > th) th > do
th) 4" do do th * tl<*
Hlock 28
.John K Miillainc 1 150 .9o .05 01
dt i 2 dt * do th * do j
d< * 3 do th) do do I
do 4 do do do do !
do 5 do dt* do do
do 0 do do do d«*
do II do do dt* do
do 12 do do do do
tlo 13 do do do do
do 14 do do do do
do 15 do do do do
do 16 do do do do
do 17 do do do do
do 18 do do do do
do 21 do do do do
do 22 do do tlo do
do 23 do do do do
do 24 do do tlo do
do 25 do do do do
do 26 do do do do
tlo 27 do do do do
do 30 do do do do
do 31 do do do do
do 32 do do do tlo
do 33 tlo do do do
do 37 do do do do
do 38 do do do do
do 39 do do do do*
do 40 do do tlo do
Hlock 29
.John E Ballaine 4 300 1.30 (Hi oi
do 5 do do tlo do
do 6 do tlo th) tlo
<lo 7 do do tlo do
do 8 dt) do tlo do
do 9 do do do do
\V M Killintfsw’h 13 do do do tlo j
do 14 do do do do j
do 15 do do do tlo (
do 16 do do do do |
do 19 do th) tlo do j
do 30 250 1.50 .08 02
John E Ballaine 31 300 1.30 .06 01
do 32 150 .90 .05 01
do 23 do do do do
do 24 do do do do
do 27 do do tlo do
do 28 do do do dt)
do 29 do do tlo do
do 30 do do tlo do
do 33 tlo tlo do tlo
do 17 200 1.20 .06 01
do 18 do do tlo tlo
do 34 1.50 .90 .05 01
do 35 tlo do tlo do
th) 38 tlo do do do
do 39 do do tlo do
do 40 do do do do
Block 30
John E Ballaine 1 150 .90 .05 01 j
do 2 do do do do
do 3 do do do do
do 4 do do do do
tin 5 do do do do
du 6 do do do do
(in 7 do do do do
do 8 do do do do
du 9 do do do do
do 16 do do do do
do 17 do do do do
do 18 do do do do
Robert A Gwynn 21 250 1.50 ,08 02
do 22 200 1.20 .06 01
John E Ballaine 23 do do do do
do 24 do do do do
do 25 do do do do
do 28 do do tlo do
do 29 do do do do
do 30 do do do do
do 31 do do do do
do 32 do do do do
do 37 do do do do
do 38 do do do do
do 39 do do do do
do 40 do do do do
Block 31
John W Godwin 21 150 .90 .05 01 J
do 22 do do do flo!
do 23 do do do do \
do 24 do do do do |
do 25 do do do do j
do 26 do do do do !
do 27 do do do do 1
do 28 do do do do j
do 29 do do do do
do 30 do do do do
John E Ballaine HI do do do do '
do 32 do do do do i
do 33 do do do do
do 34 do do do do
do 35 do do do do
do 36 do do do do
do 37 do do do do
Louvre Block For Sale
Situated on Lot 20, Block 9, Seward,
Alaska, for the sum of three thousand
dollars. Terms: Half cash and balance
one year thereafter at legal interest.
Good Title. No incumbrances. No
Agent. Inquire of the owner.
Mrs. A. Lowell,
Kaik, Alaska.
Block 32
John K Ballainc •'» 150 d*0 -o:» 01
do 0 do do do do
do 7 do do do d#
do 8 do do do do
do 9 do do do d#
do lo do do do do
ilo It d»» do do d«
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d*i |*> do do *lo do
d(t 17 (io do do *lo
dd |s do do do *!•
do 13 do do do do
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dd 21 do do do do
do 23 do do do do
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dd 28 do do do do
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do 33 do do do do
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do 21 do do <!•» <1#
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Biook 33
(Icorjrc Turner l 2*x» 1.30 ,ofj o|
do 3 do do do do
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Alaska Northern Railway Co All of the
land lying and being south of the north
line of Railway avenue and the south
lint* of C. S. survey No. 726 south, ae*
cording to the C. S. patent to Frank L.
Hallaine and the map and plat of the
town of Seward, territory of Alaska.
Area, seven acres, Valuation. $24,50o,
Amt. taxes. *147. Penalty $7.35. Inter
est . $1.47.
Alaska Northern Railway Co One and
forty one-hundredths acres which lies
lies between the line of mean high tide
on Resurrection bay and the east line of
the right of wav of the Alaska Central
Railway and in front of F. S. survey No
726 S. and 726 N.. F. L. Hallaine soldiers
additional homestead location, l 10-100
acres, valuation, $4,800. Amt. taxes.
$28.80. Penalty. $1.44, Int. $0.28,
Alaska Northern Ry Co -Twenty-eight
one-hundreths acres, described as next
above. Valuation of land, $500. Amt.
taxes $.36. Penalty fo. 17. Int, $0.03,
Edmund Rudolph Edmund Rudolph
homestead claim, r. s, survey No, 931,
Valuation of land $1800. Imp, $500. Amt
taxes *13,80. Penalty $0.69. Int. $0.14.
Fredrick William Low. William H. Po
land claim No. 241 . U. S. survey.
Valuation of land $.’4000. Amt. taxes
$p\ Penalty $0.1*0. Int. $<*.18.
Alaska Northern Railway (V The land
occupied ami claimed exclusively as
right of way for railroads by railroad
companies and corporations, together
with the buildings anil all the sub
structures and super-structures sup
porting the same, situate within the
town of Seward, Alaska two miles —
valuation $30,000. Amt taxes $180, Pen
alty $9. Int. $1,80,
Alaska Northern Railway Co—The wharf
known as Seward Dock within the town
Seward including the super structure
and piles driven into the ground for the
purpose of supporting the same. Valua
tion $10,000. Amt taxes $oo. Penalty
$3. Int 10.60.
Summons for Publication
In the District Court for the Territory of
Alaska. Third Division.
John Kapsimalis, plaintiff, vs. John Lechner
and F. 1*. Skeen, defendants.
The president of the United States o America,
greeting:
To John Lechner, one of the abov named
defendants:
You arethereby required to appear in the
District Court for the Territory oi Alaska,
Third Division, within thirty days after the
completion of the service of this summons up
on you and answer the complaint of the above
named plaintiff. The original of said com
plaint is on lile with the Clerk of the above
Court at Valdez. Alaska, and unless you appear
to answer, the plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in said complaint.
This action is brought to recover the sum oJ
three thousand dollars and interest from the
above named defendants. John Lechner and
F. P, Skeen, and this summons is served upon
you by publication thereof pursuant to an order
of the above Court made and entered on the
25th davof September. A. D., 1913.
Witness the Honorable F. M. Brown, judge
of said Court, this 25th day of September in the
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and thirteen and of our independence one hun*
dred and thirty eighth.
(Sbax.) ARTHUR LANG.
Olt? rk
By Thos. S. Scott,
Deputy Clerk.
First publication September 27. 1913
Last publication November 8. 1918.