' ~ CONFECTIONERY.
Centuries Ago It Was a Part of the j
Art of tha Apothecary.
Curiously enough. the making of eon
fectiouery originated in a way with the
apothecaries about JibO years ago. it j
was theu that sugar was first imported :
into England, and it was theu that
“confections” first became known. For
a time they appeared only in medical
form, the apothecaries using the newly j
imported sugar as a means of mitigat- :
ing tlie bitterness of their doses. In !
other words, they mixed their drugs
with it. and therein lay the origin of
many of the sirups and medicated can
dies, the ancestors of our cough drops
and lozenges The cost of sugar was
far too high, and most people were far
too iH»or to permit of its being eaten
for its own sake alone and as a mere
luxury
It was only a couple of ceutures ago
that there began to appear a new
phase of the apothecary's art. Con
fections began to be made more or less
apart from any medicinal purpose and
because people liked them, and e'ciitu- ■
ally the confectioner s business became |
quite separate and distinct from that
of the apothecary
- . i
Although the conrectiouers traae
may be said to t»e about -00 years old.
it was only within recent times that it
became a real and extensive industry.
At tirst sugar was heavily taxed, and
the confectioner's trade was pursued
upon very elementary principles. For
a long time everything was done by
hand implements were of the very
simplest—candy kettles heated on small
brick furnaces, pestles and mortars,
rolling pins and scissors, etc. The out
put was very small, and. comparative
ly speaking, sweetmeats of all sorts
were expensive and frequently unat
tractive.
All this has been changed, and now
adays the most improved machinery
and implements combine to produce
the most delicate and attractive sweets
Muscles have been superseded by en
gines, pestles and mortars and rolling
pins, and scissors have given place to
revolving pans and steam pans, and
mechanism for beating and kneading
and mixing, for cutting and slicing and
grinding, for rolling and grating and
stamping, for crushing ice aud freezing
cream and other processes.
While many of the best and most
expensive candies are still very largely
made by hand processes, by far the
greater mass of sweetmeats is produc
ed by machinery.—Harper s Weekly.
'
Hopkins, the Witch Finder.
Though some people still believe in
witches, there is no longer any use for
the witch tinder. Englishmen of ear- j
Her generations gave this person abun- j
dant employment, sometimes fetching .
the real expert enormous distances to
cleanse an afflicted town. In 1040. for |
Instance, the magistrates of Newcastle j
seut into Scotland for one who could j
find witches, agreeing to pay 20 shil
lings ($4.80> a head for all that he con- i
victed His particular method consist
ed in pricking the susj>ect with pins, j
and fifteen old women were duly exe- j
cuted as the result of his visit The
most notorious of witch finders, one
Hopkins, was finally executed as a I
wizard after trial by one of the more
painful of his own many cleverly de
vised tests.
Elizabeth’s “Excellent Wash.”
Good Queen Bess liked her ale and
had to have It Wherever she went j
there ale had to go also—strong ale.
Great were the trials of her host, the
Earl of Leicester, as expressed In a
letter from Hatfield to Lord Burleigh:
“There was not one drop of good drink
for her here. We were fain to send
to London aud Kenilworth and divers j
other places where ale was. Her own
beer was so strong as there was no
man able to drink it.” And one quart
of this “excellent wash” of good strong
ale for breakfast we are told, put
the queen in good spirits for the start
of the day’s work.—London Chronicle.
Hugo’s Long Sentence.
For the longest sentence on record
we must go to the French In “Les
Miserables” Victor Hugo has one sen
tence that runs through a hundred
lines, and earlier in the book. In one
of the chapters descriptive of Water
loo. there are over fifty lines without
a full stop England’s record rests
under official patronage, for It would
appear to be the seventh section of
the foreign enlistment act. which does
not stop until it has very nearly reach
ed Its six hundredth word.— London
Graphic.
Long Lived Ornament*.
Ornaments last longer than anything
else that man makes. There are
brooches and necklaces In museums
more than forty centuries old Mon
uments, perhaps, stand second, and
houses third The life of furniture is
shorter still There Is very little fur
niture in England which dates be
yond the year 1500 Pictures last long
er than furniture, and there are paint
ings still in fair condition which have
weathered six centuries of life.
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT TAX
ROLL FOR THE YEAR 1913
UPON REAL PROPERTY IN
THE TOWN OF SEWARD,
ALASKA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
By direction of the Common Council of the
Town of Seward. Alaska. I. the undersigned.
F. j. (’otter. Town Clerk, by virtue of the pro
visions of Sec. 32 of Ordinance No. 14, of the
Ordinances of the Town of Seward. Alaska,
IK) HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that the delin
quent tax roll of real property for the year
10i;t in the Town of Seward. Alaska, has been
completed, in duplicate, and is open for in
spection at the office of said Town Clerk:
That on the second day of February. A. D,,
1014. or as soon thereafter as counsel maybe
heard said Delinquent tax roll will be pre
sented to the District Court for the Territory
of Alaska. Third Division, at Valdez, within j
said division, for adjustment and for ORDER |
OF SALE. ... .
"During the time of the publication of notice
and up to the time of order of sale, any person
may appearand make payment on any piece or
truer described hereinafter, together with
penalty and interest." , _
The following is a description of each tract
of real property on the roll on which the tax
for the vear 1913 has not been paid, t he amount
of the tax. penalty and interest thereon, and to
whorn assessed. _ _ t,
F. J. COTTER.
Town Clerk
Delinquent Real Estate Taxes of the
Town of Seward, Alaska,
November 28, 1913.
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Block l
John K llallalne I# # ISO 00 OS »l
17 150 .90 .As 01
15 150 .9*1 .05 01
19 50 .30 .02
Block 3
Robert Ashland 5 1000 $ 400 8.40 .42 08
•• 6 125*1 7.50 .38 07
7 250 1.50 .08 02
Block 6
(ieorjre Turner l 300 1 80 .oil 02
2 300 1.8*1 .09 02
! O G Laborer 3 25*4 1.5*) .08 02
| • 1 250 1.50 .08 02
* George Turner 30 .V* -3° ^
31 inn .6*) .03 01
John K Hallaine 31 25*» \.M .<*8 **2
35 25* t 1.50 i*s 02
36 250 1.30 "8 02
37 250 1.5*1 .1*8 02
38 250 1.50 .0X 02
Block :
John K Hallaine 1" 300 1.80 .01 02
II :40i> 1.80 .(*9 02
Sorthw’st Trust 28 4**«> 2.40 .12 02
jj* I)ei*osit 29 4**** 350 !.•>** .23 <*.>
Co.. Trustee. 30 40* 2.4** .12 *12
Block 8
John K Hallaine 6 500 3.00 .15 03
\VJ Roberts 7 5**0 3.*>0 la 03
•• 8 5<*i* 3.0*) .la 03
John K Hallaine 10 50*' 3,oo .15 03
11 50*» 3.00 .la *w
' Robert A Gwynn 12 500 3.00 .15 03
John K Hallaine 13 500 3.00 .15 03
KmilieV Bickford 18 50*1 3.00 .la 08
John K Hallaine 19 5*> -30 .02
.1 M Moore 24 600 1000 9.60 .48 10
I Geo I-aMontaitne 2> 6(X) 3.60 .18 04
26 600 100 4.20 .21 04
Robrrt A Gwynn 29 600 3.60 .18 04
K L Crawford 32 600 3.60 .18 04
! * 33 600 3.60 .18 *M
1 Cath ri'e Roycroft35 600 7<*o 7.80 . 39 08
Block 9
\V V McN’eilev 11 700 1000 10.20 . 51 10
12 700 4500 31.20 1.56 31
! Alafar Lowell 20 1000 4000 30.00 1.50 30
; EL Whittemore 21 1250 4000 31.50 1.58 32
and 22SVi500 1000 9.00 .45 09
1 Leo Marirules 24 1000 300** 24 Of* 1.20 24
25 1000 500** 36.00 1.80 12
AM Churchill 32 100** 1000 12.00 .60 12
I Robert Ashland 33 1**00 500 9.00 . 45 09
Block 1**
' Nai*oleon Wells 12 1000 500 9.0** .45 **>9
John K Hallaine 26 550 3.30 .IT 03
31 55*) 3.30 .17 03
32 55** 3.30 .17 03
35 550 3.30 .17 03
36 55*4 3.3<* .17 03
37 55* * 3.30 .17 03
Block 11
I Northwest Trust 5 400 2 40 .12 02
& Sate Deposit 6 400 2.4" .12 "2
i Co.. Trustee 7 4<*o 2.40 .12 "2
8 40** 2.40 .12 02
I John E Hallaine 11 40** 2.4" .12 02
12 4***' 2.40 .12 02
16 4**0 2.40 .12 02
18 40** 2.4*» .12 02
** 19 400 2.40 .12 02
33 300 1.80 J*9 02
34 300 1.80 .09 02
37 300 1.80 .<*9 02
28 3**0 1.80 .09 02
39 300 1.80 .1*9 02
33 300 1.80 .09 02
34 300 1.80 .09 02
35 300 1.80 .09 02
Christine Rosness 36 300 500 4 8*1 .24 05
38 300 500 4.80 . 24 05
1 39 360 2.1** .11 02
i Alfred Rosness 40 4.')** 2.70 .14 03
Block 12
I John K Ballainc 3 2o0 •,*8 02
George Turner 11 250 1.50 .08 02
12 250 1.50 .08 02
*• 18 250 1.50 .08 02
*• 14 250 1.50 08 02
15 250 1.50 .08 02
16 250 1.50 .08 02
“ 17 250 1.50 .08 02
“ 18 250 1.50 .08 02
IP 250 1.50 08 02
“ 20 AH) 1.80 .09 02
Block 13
■ John K Ballainc 1 AX) 1.80 .09 02
2 AX) 1.80 .(X) 02
AC Blumer 16 :ioo 150 2.70 .14 03
John K Ballaine 21 300 750 6.30 .32 06
22 200 1.20 .06 01
: A A Thoday 25 200 1 20 .06 01
IM E Gilson 29 Ah) 150 2.10 .11 02
J Hoagland and _ .
Lewis Solanos A) 200 1o0 2.10 .11 02
| John K Ballaine 37 AX) 150 2.10 .11 02
3K 2(X) 1.20 .(*> 01
3p 2t*0 120 .06 01
40 200 1.20 .06 01
Block H
John E Ballaine 1 400 2.40 .12 02
2 400 2.40 .12 02
3 400 2.40 .12 02
“ 4 400 2.40 .12 02
5 400 2.40 .12 02
“ 8 400 2.40 .12 02
John E Ballaine 21 AX) 1.80 .(X) 02
25 300 1.80 .(X) 02
28 AX) 1.80 .09 02
K*nn’th’M*Donald 29 AX) 1.80 .09 02
Pet r N Anderson 32 300 1.80 .09 02
33 AX) 500 4.80 .24 05
John E Ballaine 34 300 1.80 .09 02
35 300 1.80 .09 02
Mrs \Y E 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 .A) 04
14 750 4.50 . 23 05
“ 15 750 4.50 .‘23 05
•* 55 450 2.70 .14 03
** 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
North west Trust &
Safe Deposit Co. J 7 46# 2.40 .13 02
Trustee I « 40« 2.40 .12 02
John E Ballaine 12 m 2.46 .12 02
W M KillinKSw’h 13 450 2.70 .14 03
** 14 450 2.70 .14 03
•* 15 450 2.70 .14 <»3
Alaska N Uy Co 16 450 2.70 .14 03
" 17 450 9750 61.20 3.06 61
** 18 45U 0750 61.20 3.06 61
** 114 450 1475(4 61.20 3.06 61
“ 20 750 9750 63.00 3.15 63
John E Hallainc 39 650 3.90 .20 04
•• 40 650 3.90 .20 01
Hlock 17
John E Hallainc 3 300 1.80 .09 02
4 3(40 1.8(4 .0.4 (42
“ 5 300 1.80 .09 (42
“ 6 :t00 1.80 .09 02 i
Northwest Trust &
Safe Deposit Co ) 8 300 i.ho .09 os
Trustee I '3 30(4 1.80 .09 02
John E Hallainc 10 300 1.80 .09 (42
Northwest Trust i 14 300 1.80 .<49 02
A Safe Deposit '15 3(40 1.8(4 .09 (42
Co. Trustee 1 16 300 1.80 .09 02
t 17 300 1.8(4 .(454 02
John E Hallainc 18 3on 1.8(4 .09 02
- :vi 3(H4 1.8(4 .(49 02
37 300 1,80 .(414 02
A \V Mvlroie 38 3oo 1.8(4 ,(4i4 02 j
•* 39 300 1,80 .09 (42 I
“ -40 300 1.80 .01' 02
Itlock 18
| Northwest Trust; l 250 1.50 .oh 02
& Safe Deposit 2 250 l..»o .ok 02 j
Co, Trustee I 8 250 1.50 .08 021
{ I 250 1.50 .08 02
j John E Itallaine « 25o 1.50 .ok 02
“ 7 250 1.50 .08 02
*• 8 250 1.50 .08 02
•• 12 250 1.50 .08 02
“ 18 250 1.50 .(‘8 02
“ 11 250 1.50 .08 02 j
** 15 250 1.50 .08 02
“ 26 300 1,80 .Of) 03
“ 27 ;t()0 1.80 .09 02
** 28 300 1.80 .09 02
29 :t*H) 1.80 .09 02
31 300 1.80 .Of) 02
** 32 300 1.80 . 09 02
*• 33 300 1.80 .Of) 02
*• 31 300 1.80 . 09 02
- 39 300 1.80 . 09 02
40 300 1.80 .09 02
Itlock 19
A \V Mvlroic 1 250 1.50 .08 02
2 250 1.50 .08 02
*• 3 250 1,50 .08 02
Eugene R West 4 250 1.50 .08 02
John E Itallaine 8 250 1.50 .08 02
*• 9 25o 1,50 .08 02
*• 10 250 1.50 .08 02
“ 11 250 1.50 .08 02
“ 12 250 1.50 . 08 02 ;
*• 13 250 1.50 .08 02 |
M 250 1.50 .08 02
*• 15 250 1.50 .08 02
16 250 1.50 .08 03
17 250 1.50 .08 02
23 250 1.50 .08 02
24 250 1.50 .08 <>2
• 25 250 1.50 .08 02
•* 26 250 1.50 .08 02
“ 31 250 1.50 .08 02
*• 32 250 1.50 .08 02
** 33 250 1.50 .08 02
” 31 250 1.50 .08 02
*• 35 250 1.50 .08 02
36 250 1.50 .08 02
Seward Light & 139 250 2000 13.50 ,68 11
Cower Co f 40 250 1500 10.50 ,50 11
Itlock 20
! John K Ballainc 8 2.*i i. x* '«
4 230 1.50 .08 02 I
•* 5 250 1.50 .08 02 |
6 250 1,50 .08 02
7 250 1.50 ,08 02
8 250 1.50 .08 02
“ 11 250 1.50 .08 02
12 250 1.50 .08 02
12 250 1.50 .08 02
14 250 1.50 .«>« 02
17 250 1.50 .08 02
• 18 250 1.50 .08 <»*J
* 21 250 1.50 .08 02
“ 22 200 1.20 ,06 01
•J2 200 1.20 .06 01
24 200 1.20 .06 01
28 200 1.20 ,06 01 :
“ 20 200 1.20 .06 01
21 200 1.20 .06 01
“ 22 2»M) 1.20 .06 01
22 200 1.20 .06 01
24 200 1.20 .06 01
** 25 200 1.20 ,06 01
- 26 200 1.30 .06 01
Patr'k M Mullen 40 200 1.20 .06 01
Block 21
John K Ballaine 1 200 1.30 .06 01
do 2 do do do do
do 2 do do do do
do 4 do do do do j
do 8 do do do do i
do 9 do do do do
do 10 do do do do i
do 1* 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 22 do do do do
do 21 do do do do
do 25 do do do do
do 27 do do do do j
do 28 do do do do
do 29 do do d° do
do 20 do do do do
do 21 do do do do 1
do 22 do do do do j
do 82 do do do do :
do 24 do do do do
do 25 do do do do !
uo 86 do do do do .
Block 22
John K Ballaine 1 aw i.a> .uo «'i
do 2 do do do do !
do 3 do do do do \
do 4 do do do do ;
do 5 do do do do i
do 6 do do do do j
do 7 do do do do
do 15 do do do do
do 16 do do do do i
do 17 do d° do do ■
A W Mylroie 18 do do do do!
do 19 do do do do j
do 20 do do do do !
do 21 do do do do
do 22 do do do do j
do 23 do do do do ;
do 24 do do do do «
John K Ballaine 27 do do do do
do 28 do do do do j
do 29 do do do do !
do 31 do ao do do
do 32 do do do do
do 33 do do do do
do 34 do do do do
do 38 do do do do
do 39 do do do do
do 40 do do do do
Block 23
John K Ballaine 1 225 1.35 .07 01
do 2 do do do do
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 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
do 21 275 1.65 .08 02
do 22 250 1,50 do do I
do 23 do do do do
do 24 do do do do
do 25 do do do do
do 26 do do d^ do
do 27 do do do do
do 31 do do do do
do 82 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 Ballaine 16 do do do do
do 17 do do do do
do 18 do do do do
Anna F Ballaine 19 do do do do
do 20 300_ 1,80 09 do
Meet me at the Branch.
Finch’s Golden Wedding rye at the
Branch. *
W M Klllinirsw'h 21 350 2.10 II do
do 22 300 1.80 ON do
do 23 do do do do
do 24 do do do do
do 25 do do do do
do 26 do do do do
do 27 do do do do
John E Ballaine 2H do do do do
VV M KillinjfsWh 33 do do do do
do 31 do do do do
do 35 do do do do
do 26 do do do do
Block 25
Win B Poland,S4 10 1H0 1.08 .05 01
do 11 350 2.10 .11 02
J .1 Finnoimn.S20ft 13 230 6oo 4.OK .25 05
do N20ft H 240 1.44 .07 ol
John 10 Ballaine 17 350 2.10 .11 02
do IK do do do do
do IN do do do do
do 20 450 2.70 ,14 03
do 21 250 1.50 .OK 02
do 22 200 1.20 .06 01
do 22 do do do do
do 21 do do do do
do 25 do do do do
do 26 do do do do
do 2N do do do do
do 30 do do do do
do 31 do do do do
(io 32 do do do do
do 33 do do do do
do 31 do do do do
do 25 do do do do
do 36 do do do do
Block 26
John E Ballairio I 200 1.20 .06 01
do 2 do do do do
do 2 do do do do
do 4 do do do do
do 5 do do do do
(io 6 d° do do do
do 7 do do do do
do K do do do do
do N do do do do
do 10 do do do do
do IK do do do do
do IN do do do do
do 20 do do do do
Block 27
John E Ballaine 3 150 .IK) ,05 01
do 4 do do do do
do 5 (io do do do
do 6 do do do do
do 7 do do do do
do 10 do do do do
do II do do do do
do 12 do do do do
do 13 (io do do do
(io 16 do do do do
do 17 (io do do do
do IK do do do do
(io IN (io do do do
do 20 do do do do
<leoru'e Turner 21 loo .60 .03 01
do 22 do do do do
do do do do do
do 21 do do do do
do 25 do do do do
do 26 do do do do
do 27 do do do do
do 28 do do do 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 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
do 38 do do do do
do 39 do do do do
do 40 do do do do
Block 28
John K Ballaine 1 15o .90 .05 01
dO 2 do do do do
do 3 do do do do
do 4 do do do do
do 5 do do do do
do 6 do do do do
do II do do d<> do
do 12 do do do do
do 13 do do do do
do 14 do do do do
do i;> 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 do do
do 23 do do do do
do 24 do do do do
do 25 do do do do
do 26 do do do do
do 27 do do do do
do 30 do do do do
do 31 do do do do
do 32 do do do do
do 33 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 29
John K Ballaine 4 200 1.20 06 01
do 5 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
\V M Killings* h 13 do do do do
do 14 do do do do
do 15 do do do do
do 16 do do do do
do 19 do do do do
do 20 250 1.50 .08 02
John K Ballaine 21 200 1.20 .06 01
do 22 150 .90 .05 01
do 23 do do do do
do 24 do do do do
do 27 do do do do
do 28 do do do do
do 29 do do do do
(io 30 do do do do
do 33 do do do do
do 17 200 1.20 .06 01
do 18 do do do do
do 34 150 . 90 .05 01
do 35 do do do do
do 38 do do do do
do 39 do do do do
do 40 do do do do
Block 30
John E Ballaine 1 150 .IX) .05 01
do 2 do do do do
do 3 do do do do
do 4 do do do do
do 5 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 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 . 00 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 do 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
do 22 do do do do
do 23 do do do do
do 24 do do do do
do 25 do do do do
do 26 do do do do
do 27 do do do do
do 28 do do do do
do 21> do do do do
do 30 do do do do
John E Ballaine 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
do 37 do do do do
Louvre Block For Sale
Situated on Lot 20, Block 9, Seward,
Alaska, for the sura of three thousand
dollars. Terras: 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 Bttllaine 5 l-'XJ .90 .05 0!
do 0 do <lo do do
do 7 do do do do
do 8 do do do do
do D do do do do
do lu do do do do
do 11 do do do do
do 12 do do do do
do Ml do do do do
do 17 do do do do
do Im do do do do
do li> do do do do
do 20 do do do do
do 21 do do do do
do 22 do do do do
do 25 do do do d#
do 2d do do do do
do 27 do do do do
do 28 do do do do
do 2*J do do do do
do 22 do do do do
do 32 do do do do
do 21 do do do do
do 27 do do do do
do 2* do do do do
do 3*3 do do do do
do ID do do do do
Block 23
, (Jeorjre Turner i 20o 1.20 .00 01
do 2 do do do d#
do 3 do do do dt
do I do do do d«
do 5 do do do do
do 6 do do do do
do 7 do do do do
do K do do do do
do 9 do do do do
do 10 do do do d«
do 11 do do do do
do 12 do do do do
do 13 do do do do
do 11 do do do do
do l.\ do do do <)•
do 16 do do do do
do 17 do do do do
do IK do 1 o do
do 19 do do do do
do 20 250 1.50 .OH <>•
Hlock 34
1 John K Hallaine 17 100 .60 .03 01
IK 100 .do .03 01
19 100 .60 .03 01
20 100 .60 .03 01
21 100 .60 .03 01
22 10O .60 .03 01
Hlock 35
John E Hallaine 14 50 .30 .02
15 loo .60 .03 01
16 UK) .60 .03 01
19 100 . 60 .03 01
20 100 . 60 .03 01
21 OK) .60 .03 01
25 I0O .(‘Kt .03 01
26 100 . 60 .03 01
27 50 .30 .02
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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
line of U. S. survey No. 726 south, ac
cording to the (J. S. patent to Frank I..
Ballaine and the map and plat of the
town of Seward, territory of Alaska.
Area, seven acres. Valuation. $24,500.
Amt. taxes. $117. 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 lineof
the right of wav of the Alaska Central
Railway and in front of TT. S. survey No
726 S. and 726 N„ F. L. Ballaine soldiers
additional homestead location. 1 40-100
acres, valuation. $*.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. $560. Amt,
taxes $3.36. Penalty $0.17. Int. $0.03.
Edmund Rudolph Edmund Rudolph
homestead claim. IT. S. survey No. 931.
Valuation of land $1800. Imp. $500, Amt
taxes $13.80. Penalty $0.69, Int. $0.14,
Fredrick William Low. William B. Po
land claim No. 241 . U. S. survey.
Valuation of land $3000. Amt. taxes
$18. Penalty $0,90, Int. $0.18,
Alaska Northern Railway Co-The land
occupied and claimed exclusively as
right of way for railroads by railroad
companies and corporations, together
with the buildings and all the sub
structures and superstructures 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 superstructure
and piles driven into the ground for the
purpose of supporting the same. Valua
tion $10,000. Amt taxes $60. Penalty
$3. Int. $0.60.
Summons for Publication
In the District Court for the Territory of
i Alaska. Third Division.
John Kapsimalis. plaintiff, vs. John Leehner
and F. P. Skeen, defendants.
The president of the Uni ted States o America,
greeting:
To John Leehner. one of the abov named
defendants;
You are ^hereby required to appear m the
District Court for the Territory ot 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 tile 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 of
three thousand dollars and interest from the
above named defendants, John Leehner 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 day of 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.
(Seal) ARTHUR LANG.
Clerk.
By Thos. S. Scott,
Deputy Clerk.
First publication September 27. 1913,
Last publication Novembers. 1913.