Delinquent Beal Estate Taxes
SEPTEMBER 1, 1913
X\MK I.OT VAU IMP. AMT.
Block 1
W.C. Stull. 99 *9.
.... . 21 100 40
•• _ 22 100 ., 40
Anton Iverson*::::::....:. ** «g;;;;;; $1
nioek 2
Kva Revelle. jj1 WQ. [
William Lowell. J*' . J J* |
Kva Revelle. 33 3tx* . i
Block 3
Robert A>hluml. •’> 1000 $ too 5 no j
.* O 1250. tni
. 350 MX):
Block 0
Geonre Turner. i J
. 30 50 20 |
. si mo. 40
Block S
KoberfA. Uwynn. l- 500- 2 00
Robert A. ciwynn. 20 ih*o . 2 40
Maurice D. Leeltcy. 3t 600 . 2 40
Block 9
W. A. McNcile.v. 11 TOO 1000 6 so I
... 12 700 4500 20 *0
r m. Boyle X. 22 joo loot’ « oo j
• • < at aoo iuoo 6 oo j
,i. n. stuii.:::::;‘ w* »*;* •«;;;.
F. M. Boyle. :« I"'1'’ 'l"° 0 00 l
Block lo _ „ I
\V C. Stull. I» I"'"' * 20 ,
Block 11 „„ i
Kva Kevelle-;;;;;; •••••■ • }«j
. 30 300 . 1 20.j
Block 12
George .Turner •••••••• |» \™\
•• 13 250. MX)
. ,4 J50 . 1(H)
.. 15 250 . 1 00
. 16 250 . 1 00
. 17 250 v- 1 W
. 18 250 . 1 (X) !
. 10 250 . 1 00 i
. 20 300 . 1 20 ;
Block 13
M K. Gilson. 29 200 K>0 140,
Gertrude it. Corlew.. 35 200 «00 3.20;
•• 36 2tX) SO !
Block 14
I R s*t ill! .. -*1 430 1*8) - 40 i
' * ,. 22 :So 150 2 00 \
Kenneth McDonald.. 29 «*00. 1 2() j
Block 15 !
Maurice D. I.cehey. * ♦>•**. • |
. > O.*). 2 60 ;
. 9 650 . 2 60 j
. 10 750 . 3 00 i
Block 16
. 5 400 . 1 GO j
. 6 400 . 1 60
Maska Northern Ry. Co-• 16 450 -••••• 160 ,
* • *• ..17 450 9750 40 80
“ “ .. 18 450 9750 40 80'
•• ** ..19 450 9750 40 80 j
•• “ ..20 750 9750 42 W)
Block 20
Patrick M. Mullen..10 200. 80 ;
Block 26
\\\ C. Stuli. 28 100 40 I
. 29 100 40 !
Block 27
tJcow.Tttrner;;;;;;;;:/: |> |« I
•• 23 100 40 i
. 21 100 40 i
- 25 1(H). 40 ,
. 26 l(X>. 40 I
. 27 100 40 ,
- 28 hH>-40,
. 29 100 40
•• . 30 1(H) 40 1
............ 31 1(H). 40 i
. 32 1(H). 40 !
•• . 33 100 40 j
** . 34 100 40
. 35 100 40
. 36 100 40
.. 37 100 40
. 38 100 40
*• . 39 100 40 |
. 40 100 40 ■
Block 30
Robert A. Guy on. 21 250 . 1 00
•• . 22 2(H) 80
Block 31
John H. McGraw. 1 I-1** . 60
. 2 150. 60
. 3 150 . 60
. 4 150 . 60
. 5 150 . 60 i
. 6 150 . 60 j
. 7 150 . 60 ,
** 8 150 . 60 ;
- 9 150 . 00
. 10 150. GO
Elmer E. Cain. 11 130 ...... 60 ;
. 12 150 . 60
t. ** . 13 150 . W)
. 14 150 . 60 I
. 15 150 . 60
. 16 150 . GO
.. 17 150 60,
“ 18 150 . 60 j
“ 19 150 .. 60 !
** JO 150 . 60
John VY Godwin. 21 130 . 60
........ 22 150 . 60
. 23 130 . 60
. 24 150 ...... 60!
. 25 150 . 60
. 26 150 . 60
. 27 150 . 60
** 28 130 . 60
. 29 150 . 60
. 30 150 . 60
Block 33
George Turner. 1 2(H) . 80
. 2 20b . 80
** 3 2(H> . 80
. 4 200 . 80
. h 2(H) . 80
. 6 2(H) . 80
. 7 200 .* 80
. 8 200 _ 80
. 9 200 . 80
. 10 200 . 80
. 11 200 . 80
*• 12 2(H) . 80
. 13 200 . 80
. 14 200 . 80
. 15 300 . 80
- . 16 200 . 80
•* . 17 200 . 80
** . 18 200 . 80
. 19 200 . 80
*• * .. 20 250 . 1 00
Block 40
Chas. M. Anderson. 25 100 .
. 26 100 . 40
* 37-fr 50. 20
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 U. S. patent to Frank L.
Ballaine and the map and plat of the
town of Seward, seven acres, value.
124.500 amount taxes.108 00
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 way of the Alaska Central
Railway and in front of U. S. survey No
726 S. aud 726 N.. F. L. Ballaine soldiers’
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additional homestead location. 1 40-100
acres, value $4.HH). amount taxes—— 19 20
Alaska Northern Railway Co -Twenty
one" hundreths acres, described as next
above, value of land, $5W. amout taxes 2 24
Fredrick William Low. William B. Bo
land claims No. 241 and U. S. surveys,
100 acres thereof otT of west side of same,
value$3000. amount taxes. .. 12 00
Alaska Northern Railway Co The land
occupied and claimed * exclusively as
right of way for mil roads by railroad
companies and corporations, together
with the buildings and all the sub*
stonetures anil suiier-structures sup
porting the same, situate within the
town of Seward, Alaska two miles
valuation $20,000. amount taxes.120 00
Alaska Northern Railway Co The wharf
known ns Seward Dock within the town
Seward including the .superstructure
and piles driven into the ground for the
purpose of supporting the same, value i
*10,000. amount taxes. 40 00
Notice is hereby given, that in accordance
with Section 21. Ordinance No, 6. of the Town
of Seward, Alaska, approved July 22. 1912.
Thai on the first Monday of October. 1912. ,
(October 6th. 191.2) at the hour of 9 orlork a. ;
in, on said day. the undersigned. Treasurer of |
said town of Seward. Alaska, will sell the lien j
owned by the town of Seward upon all proper- i
tv upon which the taxes shall remain unpaid. I
The undersigned 'Preasurer does further cer-1
tit'y that the foregoing schedule is a true and j
and accurate statement of the unpaid taxes for
the year 1912, upon the specific property above
described, and the above schedule and state
ment shall he known, described and referred to
as "The Delinquent Tax List of the Town of
Seward. Alaska, for Assessment made October
t;>. 1912." J. H. ROMIG.
Treasurer of the Town of Seward, Alaska.
Serial No. 01583.
ADDITIONAL fcNTRY
Under Section 2300of the Revised Statutes
of the United States.
APPLICATION
United States Land Office. #
Juneau. Alaska. April 23. 1913 \
Alaska Packers Association, assignee of
George \V. Davis, being entitled to the benefits
of section £406 of the revised statutes of the
United States granting additional lands to
soldiers and sailors who Served in the Rebel
lion. does hereby apply to enter United States
survey No. 672. situate on Larsen bay. Kodiak
island, district of Alaska, and more particularly
described as follows, to wit:
Commencing at M. O. corner No. 1 on the
shore line of Larsen bay. whence Rocky Point
head of Larsen bay hears south 86 degrees
west, and witness corner bears east 0.50 chains,
from whence U. S. Location Monument No.
672 bears north 56 degrees 31 minutes west. 11.38
chains, and northwest corner of bunk house
bears south 48 degrees 20 minutes east, 0.61
chains: thence meandering tin* shore line of
Larsen bay.
1. South 15 degrees 35 minutes east. 4.00 ;
chains:
2. South 1 degree 28 minutes west. 3.00
chains:
3. South 2 degrees 10 minutes west. 6.00
chains:
4. South 8 degrees 30 minutes west, 7.00
chains.
to M. C. corner No. 2. whence witness corner
bears east 0.65 chains, from whence U. S. Loca
tion Monument hears north 19 degrees 47 min"
utes west. an»l mountain south of Larsen bay
bears south 28 degrees 40 minutes west about
2H miles distant; thence east 15.68 chains to
corner No. 3: thence north 6.56 chains to M. C.
corner No. 4. whence witness corner hears
sonth 0.57 chains, and point on north shore
bears north 1 degree. 40 minutes east, and
’Rocky Point. Uyak bay. hears north 70 degrees
25 minutes east: thence meandering along the
shore line of Uyak bay.
1. North 66 degrees 25 minutes west. 3.10
chains:
2. North 46 degrees 35 minutes west. 11.26
chains:
3. North 34 degrees 05 minutes west. 4.94
chains.
to M. C. corner No. 5. whence point at north
entrance Larsen bay bears north 58 degrees 44 <
minutes east.and Rocky Point. Uyak hay,bears |
north 75 degrees 35 minutes east: thence west
1.35 chains to M. C, corner No. 1 and the point
of beginning.
Area 18.27 acres. Variation 23 degrees 30
minutes east.
as additional to the original homestead entry
of George W. Davis No. 1124 for west half of
southeast quarter and northeast quarter of
southeast quarter of section five, township 27
north, range live east, containing 120 acres,
made at Ironton. Missouri. December 14. 1867.
Notice Is hereby given that any and all
persons claiming any portion of the above
described land are reouired to file a protest
during the period of publication or thirty days
days thereafter, in accordance with law. with
the Register and Receiver of the United States
Land Office at Juneau. Alaska.
ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION, ,
By A. K. Tichenor. Secretary.
Notice of the above application will be pub
lished in the Seward Gateway, printed at
Seward. Alaska, which 1 hereby designate as
the newspaper published nearest the land ap
plied for in said application.
C B. WALKER,
Register. United States Land Office
Juneau, Alaska.
First publication May 15. 1913.
Last publication September 15. 1913
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