ANCIENT SECRETS.
Priceless Recipes That Are Now
Lost to the World.
COLORS OF THE OLD MASTERS.
They Are the Envy and the Despair of
Modern Artists, to Whom Their
Composition Is a Mystery—Greek
Fire and Roman Mortar.
Numerous are the trade secrets hand
ed down generation by generation
from father to son. ami vast is the
capital made out of some of them in
the commercial world of today.
Particularly, perhaps, is this the case
among the numerous manufacturers of
piquant sauces and the countless vend
ers of patent medicines.
Rut there is also, it must be remem
bered. another side to the case Many,
alas, are the priceless trade secrets
buried far down below the Diddering
dust of the misty past and lost to the
world, perchance never again to be re
covered
To cite the first example that occurs
to the mind of the writer, for instance,
what would a Royal academician of the
present day give to be possessed ot the
secret held by the old masters—Ra
phael. Rubens, Correggio, Van Dyck
and their compeers—for mixing their
colors so as to render them Imperish
able and impervious to the ravage of
time?
The ml colors especially of these
artists of a bygone epoch are every j
whit as bright now as they were
three long centuries ago. On the
contrary, the colors of pictures paint
ed only 100 years ago have lost their
luster and are faded and decayed to
a deplorable extent
Again, in the world of music, the
manufacturers of violins old masters,
as one may justifiably term them, in
another branch of art—treasured a
recipe for a varnish that sank into the
wood of their incomparable instru
ments and mellowed it as well as pre
served it
With such extreme, relentless jeal
ousy. however, did they guard their i
great secret that it. too, is lost, to all
a p pea ra n ces. irretrievably
Rather more than 100 years ago ,
there lived in a quaint, old world vil- j
Jage in Wales a working blacksmith i
who had managed by some means or !
other to bring the welding of steel to
such a pitch of perfection that the
joint was absolutely invisible and the
temper of the steel as fine as on the
day it left the tester's hands By his *
process he was able to join the very j
finest of sword blades, and after he
had finished with them thev were ab- !
solutely as good and as sound as when j
they had left the factory.
The blacksmith’s fame spread far
and wide. and. naturally enough, he at
tained a great reputation, but be made j
a point of invariably working in soli
tude. He was offered large ami tempt- !
ing sums to divulge his secret but !
kept it obstinately to himself, and
when his span of life had run Its
course he took it with him to another :
world
The ancient Greeks had a substance
which we call Greek fire and which
they used in naval warfare.
Their method of employing it was
simply this—to throw the substance
upon the surface of the water, where j
it flamed up and set fire to the ships '
of the enemy. What was it?
The only known substance of the
present day that would do this is the
metal potassium, but to set fire to a
ship in the manner described would
necessitate the use of at least half a !
ton of the metal. Where did the !
Greeks obtain the substance they used j
with such effect? Or how did they
make it? If Greek fire was potassium
the secret of the process is another •
that must be numbered with the lost
The man who could disinter the
buried recipe for Roman mortar would
be bowed down to and worshiped by |
the builders of the present day. How j
they made it is a profound secret and
bids fair to remain so
The mortar is as firm now as it was
2,000 years ago. It has calmly scotYed
at the ravages of time and weather
The above are but a few—a very
few—of the lost and buried secrets of
antiquity which modern scientists and |
mechanicians would give much to
learn.—London Answers.
That Held Him.
One of the young men in the board
ing house had the double fault of slow
ness in paying his bill and fussiness
about the table service. One morning
he said peevishly to the landlady. ,4Mrs.
Jones, will you tell me why my napkin
is so damp?”
“Yes. Mr. Wicks.” replied the land
lady promptly “It’s because there is
so much due on your board.”—Brook
lyn Times.
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT TAX
ROLL FOR THE YEAR 1913
UPON REAL PROPERTY IN
THE TOWN OF SEWARD,
ALASKA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
B\ direction of the Common Council of the
Town of Seward. Alaska. I. the undersigned.
E. J. Cotter, Town Clerk, by virtue of the pro
visions of Sec. 82 of Ordinance No. 11. of the
Ordinances of the Town of Seward. Alaska.
IK) HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that the delin
quent tax roll of real properly for the year
1913 in the Town of Seward. Alaska, has been
1 completed, in duplicate, and is open for in
* spec lion at the office of said Town Clerk:
That on the second day of February. A. !>..
mil. or as soon thereafter as counsel maybe
heard, ■♦aid Delinquent tax roll will he pre
sented to the District Court for the Territory
! of Alaska. Third Division, at Valdez, within i
l said division, for adjustment and for ORDER
OF SALE. .
i “During the time of the publication of notice
I and up to the time of order of sale, an.x person
| may appearand make payment on any pieeeot*
i tract described hereinafter, together with
| penaltx and interest.”
The folloxving is a description of each tract
of real property on the roll on which the tax
for the vear 1913 has not been paid, the amount
of the tax. iKMiulty and interest thereon, and to
xvhotn assessed.
F. .J. COTTER.
Toxvn Clerk
Delinquent Real Estate Taxes of the
Town of Seward, Alaska.
November 28, 1913.
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Block 1
John K Ballaine 16 $ 150 .00 . 05 01
17 150 . 00 .05 01
18 150 .00 .05 01
*• 19 50 .30 .03
Block 3
Robert Ashland 5 1000 $ 400 8.49 .42 os
** 6 12.'S) 7.50 . 38 07
7 250 1.50 .08 02
Block 6
George Turner 1 300 1.80 .09 02
3*X) 1.80 .09 02
OO lathe roe 3 250 l .s) .(*8 02
1 250 1.50 .08 02
George Turner 30 50 .30 .02
31 100 .6*) .03 01
' John K Ballaine 34 25*' 1.50 .08 *»2
:C* 25*» 1.50 . 08 **2
36 250 1.7m) oh 02
37 250 1.50 .OS 02
38 27m' 1.50 .08 02
Block 7
John E Ballaine 10 30» 1.80 .09 02
u 300 1.80 .09 02 j
N'orthw st Trust 28 4oo 3.40 .12 02 |
& Safe Dci*osit 29 40»» 350 4.50 .23 (>.» I
Go.. Trustee. 3m) OX* 2.40 .12 02 j
Block 8
John K Ballaine 6 500 3.‘>o .15 03,
W J Roberts 7 5*to 3.oo .!.» 03,
8 7m*o 3.00 .15 *Vt ;
John K Ballaine 10 5o*> 3.00 .15 Gil
11 500 3.00 .15 03)
Robert A Gwynn 12 500 3.00 .15 03 j
John E Ballaine 13 500 3.00 .15 03 {
Kinilic V Riekford 18 500 3.00 .15 08
John K Ballaine 19 78) -30 .02 j
J M Moore 24 UXX) 9.60 .48 10
i Geo LaMontaisrne 25 600 3.6o .18 04 j
< “ 26 600 100 4.20 . 21 04 j
Robert A Gwynn 29 600 3.60 .18 04
, E L Crawford 32 600 3.60 .18 04
33 600 3.60 .18 04
j Guth ri e Royeroft35 6*X) 7<X> 7.80 . 39 08
Block 9
W \ McNeilev 11 7(X) 1000 10.20 . 51 10
12 700 4500 31.20 1.56 31
Alafar Lowdl 2*> b»00 4000 30.00 1.50 30
EL Whittemore 21 1250 4000 31.50 1.58 32
and 22SH500 1000 9.00 .45 (X)
Leo Marjrules 34 1000 3000 2 4 00 1.20 24
25 KXX) 5000 36.00 1.80 12
AM Churchill 32 1000 1000 12 00 . 60 12
Robert Ashland 33 KXX> 500 9.00 .45 09
Block 10
Napoleon Wells 12 nxx* .V*) o.oo .45 09
John K Ballaine 26 550 3.30 .17 03
31 550 3.30 .17 03
*• 32 7>7m* it.itO .17 03
35 550 3.30 .17 (VI
36 550 3.it** .17 03
37 550 3.30 .17 03
It lock 11
I Northwest Trust 5 40o 2.40 .12 02
,v sstf** Deposit 6 4*<o 2.40 .12 02
Go . Trustee 7 OX* 2.40 .12 02
8 4oo 2.40 .12 02
• John E Ballaine 11 4<*) 2.40 .12 02
12 4'X) 2.40 .12 02
|6 400 2.40 .12 02
** 18 400 2.40 .12 02
•• 19 400 2.40 .12 02
*• 23 300 1.80 .09 02
24 3*X' 1.8*) .09 02
*• 27 800 1.80 .09 02
28 300 1.8*) .09 02
29 3*X) 1.80 .09 02
** 33 300 1.8*) .09 02
34 300 1.80 .09 02
“ ;t:> 3oo i.8o an* 02
Christine Rosness 36 3no 500 4.80 .24 05}
38 300 5*X) 4.80 . 24 05
* itO it6*) 2.10 .11 02 j
! Alfred Rosness 40 450 2.70 .14 03
Block 12
1 John K Ballaine 3 250 1.50 . 08 02
George Turner ll 250 L50 .**8 02 j
12 27m> 1.50 .08 02
•* 13 250 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 27m) 1.50 .08 02
19 250 1.50 08 02 «
** 20 3*X> 1.80 .09 02 i
Block 13
John K Ballaine 1 300 1.80 .09 02 ,
2 300 1.8*) .09 02 ,
A C Blunicr 16 iX*> 150 2.70 .14 (Vt :
John E Ballaine 21 3*X) 778) 6.30 .32 <x*> |
22 200 1.20 .«Xi 01
i A A T hod ay 25 2**0 1 .06 °1 I
! M E Gilson 29 200 150 2.10 .11 02 j
J Houtfland and
Lewis Solanes it 2*x) I.m) 2.1<) .11 02 j
; John E Ballaine it: 2**» 178) 2.10 .11 02 i
*• MS 200 1.20 .06 01 1
39 2(>0 1^' oi
to 200 1.20 .06 01
Block 14
> John K Ballaine 1 400 2.40 .12 02
2 100 2.40 .12 02
3 400 2.40 .12 02
- 4 4(X1 2.40 .12 02
“ 5 400 2.40 .12 02
** 0 400 2.40 .12 02
John E Ballaine 24 300 1.80 .09 02
25 300 1.80 .09 02
*• «6 300 1.80 .09 02
K’nn'th'M’Donald 29 300 1.80 .09 02
IVt’r X Anderson 32 300 1.80 .09 02
33 3<X) 500 4.80 .24 05
John K Ballainc 34 300 1.80 .09 02
35 300 1.80 .09 02
Mrs W K Bartliolf 30 300 1.80 .09 02
Block 15
Geo LaMontaisrne 1 650 3.90 . 20 01
2 650 3.90 . 20 01
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
** 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 7 466 2.40 .12 02
Trustee t 3 406 2.40 .12 02
John E Ballaine 12 466 2.40 .12 02
W M Killings w’h 13 450 2.70 .14 03
14 450 2.70 .11 03
“ 15 450 2.70 .14 03
Alaska N R> Co Itt 450 2.70 .14 03
•* 17 450 9750 01.20 3.00 til
“ 18 450 9750 01.20 3.0(1 01
“ 19 450 9750 01.20 3.00 01
*• 20 750 9750 03.00 3.15 03
John E Ballainc 39 050 3.90 .20 01
“ 40 050 3.90 .20 01
Block 17
John E Ballainc 3 3oo 1.K0 .09 02
•• 4 300 1.80 .09 02
“ 5 3(H) 1.80 .01) 02
*' 0 300 1.80 .09 02 1
Northwest Trust &
Safe Deposit Co 1 8 3(H) 1.80 .09 02
Trustee t 9 300 1.80 .09 02
John K Ballainc 10 3(H) 1.80 .09 trj
Northwest Trust f 14 3tH> 1.80 .(H) 02
& Safe Deposit 15 3(H) 1.80 .09 02
Co. Trustee 1 H* Bon 1.80 .09 02
(17 3(H) 1.80 .09 02
John E Ballainc 18 3<mi I .Ho .o'.) 02
30 3(H) 1.80 .01) 02
•• 37 3(H) 1.80 ,09 02
A W Mvlrole 38 :pni I.so ,09 02
39 3<h) |,80 .09 02
*• 40 3(H) 1,80 ,09 02
Block 18
North west Trust , 1 250 1.50 ,ph 02
A Safe Deposit 1 2 250 1.50 .08 02,
Co, Trustee ! 3 250 1.50 .08 021
( 1 250 1.50 .08 02
John E Ballainc « 25o 1.50 .os 02
** 7 250 1.50 .08 02
’* 8 250 1.50 .08 02
*• 12 250 1.50 .08 02
•* 13 250 1.50 .08 02
“ 11 250 1.50 .08 02
•* 15 250 1.50 .08 02
“ 20 300 1.80 .09 02
** 27 300 1.80 .09 02
" 28 3(H) 1.80 .09 02
" 29 3(H) 1.80 .0.) 02
31 3(H) 1.80 .09 02
•* 32 300 1.80 .(H» 02
“ 33 3(H) 1.80 .(H) 02
“ 31 3(H) 1.80 .09 02
- 39 3(H) 1.80 .09 02
40 300 1.80 .09 02
Block 19
A \V Mvlroie 1 250 1.50 .08 02
2 250 1.50 .08 02
** 3 250 1,50 .OH 02
Eugene R West 4 250 1.50 .os 02
John E Ballaine 8 250 1.50 .08 02
“ 9 250 1.50 .08 02
•* 10 250 1.50 .08 ()2
“ II 250 1.50 ,08 02
12 250 1.50 ,08 02 j
“ i!t 250 1.50 .08 02 I
1♦ 250 1.50 .08 02
“ 15 250 1.50 .08 02
•• 10 250 1.50 .08 02
17 2.r»o 1.50 .08 02
•• 23 250 1,50 .08 02
“ 21 250 1,50 ,08 02
* 25 250 1.50 .OH 02
** 20 250 1,50 .OS 02
** 3! 25** 1.50 .OH 02
32 250 1.50 .<*s <V» i
** 33 250 1.50 .OS 02 I
•• 31 250 1.50 .08 02 j
“ 35 250 1.5*i .OS 02 I
•* 30 250 1.50 .08 02 i
Seward Light & S 30 250 200013.50 .08 II
Power Co * 40 25o 1500 lo.;>o ,50 II
Block 20
John E Ballaine 3 25o 1.50 .08 o2
*• 1 250 1.50 .os 02 *
“ 5 250 l.5o .os 02 |
G 250 1,50 .08 02 .
7 250 1.50 .08 02
8 250 1.50 .08 02
** II 250 1..')*) .08 02
12 250 1.5*) ,08 02
13 250 1,50 ,08 02
11 25** 1.50 .*18 02
17 250 1,50 .08 02
J 18 250 I. .'81 ,*)8 02
21 250 1.50 .08 02 i
“ 22 200 1,20 .1X1 Id !
“ 23 200 1.20 ,06 01 ;
** 24 200 1,2»» .00 01 :
28 200 1.20 .(H) 01
29 200 1.20 .*Hi *11
* 31 200 1.2*) .*16 01 !
“ 32 200 1.20 .(Hi 01 1
** 33 200 1.2*1 .(HI 01
34 200 1.20 .06 01
“ 35 200 1.20 .06 01
** 36 200 1,20 ,06 01
Patr k M Mullen 40 200 1.20 .06 01
Block 21
John E Ballaine 1 200 1.20 .06 01
do 2 do do do do
do 3 do do do do
do 4 do do do do
do 8 do do do do
do 9 do do do do
do l*i 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 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
clo 29 do do d° do
do 30 do do do do j
do 31 do do do do
do 32 do do do do j
do 33 do do do do t
do 34 do do do do ;
do 35 do do do do j
do 36 do do do do
Block 22
John E Ballaine I 2(H) 1.20 .06 01 i
do 2 do do do do I
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 1*5 do do do do
do 16 do do do do
do IT do d° do do !
A VV Mvlroie 18 do do do do !
do 19 do do do do I
do 20 do do (if) do ;
do 21 do do do do j
do 22 do do do do |
do 23 do do do do j
do 24 do do do do }
John E Ballaine 27 do do do do i
do 28 do do do do j
do 29 do do do do ;
do 31 do no do do
do 32 do do do do
do 33 do do do do
do 34 do do do do
do 3s do do do do
do 39 do do do do j
do 40 do do do do
Block 23
John E 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 (io 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 21 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 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 Killingsw'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 Killintfsw’h 21 350 2.10 11 do
do 22 300 1,H0 09 do
do 23 <lo do do do
do 21 do do do do
do 25 do do do do
do 20 do do do do
do 27 do do do do
John E Ballainc 28 do do do do
VV M Killinirsw’h 33 do do do do
do 31 do do do do
do 35 do do do do
do 3(1 do do do do
Block 25
Win B Poland,S!4 10 180 1.08 ,05 ol
do II 350 2.10 .11 02
J .1 Pinnotran.S20ft 13 aw (loo 4.98 . 25 05
do N20ft I t 240 1,44 .07 ol
John 10 Ballainc 17 350 2.10 .11 <>2
do 18 do do do do
do 19 do do do do
do 20 450 2.70 .11 03
do 21 250 1.50 .08 02
do 22 200 1.20 .0(1 ol !
do 23 do do do do I
do 21 do do do do j
do 25 do do do do
do 2(1 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 i
do 33 do do do do j
do 31 do do do do
do 35 do do do do
do 3(1 do do do do
Block 2*5
John 10 Ballainc 1 2<>o 1.20 .0(5 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 (5 d° 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 18 do do do do
do 19 do do do do ‘
do 20 do do do do I
Block 27
John 10 Ballainc* 3 150 .90 ,05 01 1
do 4 do do do do
do 5 do do do do
tio 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 12 do do do do
do 10 do do do do
do 17 do do do do
do 18 do do do do
do 1*.* do do do do
do 20 do do do do
Geortfo Turner 21 loo .60 .03 oi
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 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 24 do do do do
do 35 do do do do
do 26 do do do do
do 37 do do do do
do 3s do do do do
do 29 do do do do
do 40 do do do do
Block 28
John K Ballainc 1 !5o .90 .05 01
do 2 do do do do
do 3 do do do do
do t do do do do
do 5 do do do do
do 6 do do do do
do 11 do do do do
do 12 do do do do
do 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 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 auo i.»» w ui
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 Killinjrsw'h 13 do do do do
do 14 do do do do
do 15 d») 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 .'.Hi .05 01
<io 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
do 30 do do do do
do 33 do do do do
do 17 200 1.20 .(Hi 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 • .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 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 .(X5 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 80 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 \V 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 j
do 27 do do do do ;
do 28 do do do do
do 29 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 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.
i
Block 32
John E Ballainc 5 150 .00 05 01
do 0 do do do do
do 7 do do do do
do 8 do do do do
do 0 do do do do
do 10 do do do do
do 11 do do do do
do 12 do d<> do do
do 16 do do do do
do 17 do do do do
do In do do do do
do la do do do do
do 20 do do do d*
do 21 do do do do
do 22 do do do do
do 25 do do do on
do 26 do do do do
do 27 do do do do
do 28 do do do do
do 20 do do do do
do 32 do do do do
do 33 do do do do
do 31 do do do do
do 37 do do do do
do 3s do (to do do
do 3a du do do do
do l<i do do do do
Block 33
(ieorife Turner I 200 1.20 .00 01
do 2 do do do do
do 3 do do do do
do I do do do do
do 5 do do do do
do 6 do do do do
do 7 do tio do do
do h (]m do do dt
do 0 do do do d^
do 10 do do do do
do I! do do do do
do 12 do do do do
do 13 do do do do
do ) I 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 , o do
do 10 do do do do
do 20 250 |,50 ,OH o*
Block 31
John E Ballainc 17 loo 60 .03 01
18 100 .60 A)3 01
10 100 .60 .03 01
20 100 .60 .03 01
21 100 .60 .03 01
22 100 .60 .03 01
Block 35
John E Ballaine 14 5o .30 .02
15 Ido .60 .03 01
16 100 .60 .03 01
10 100 . 60 . 03 01
20 loo .60 .03 01
21 100 .60 .(>3 01
25 100 .60 .03 01
26 loo .«o .03 01
2? 50 .30 .02
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Alaska Northern Railway (\y -All of the
land lying and being south of the north
line of Railway avenue and the south
lint* of r. S. survey No. 726 south, ac
cording to the IT. S. patent to Frank L.
Hallaine and the map and plat of the
town of Seward, territory of Alaska.
Area, seven acres, Valuat ion. $24,500,
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 P. S. survey No
726 S. and 726 N.. F. L. Hallaine soldiers
additional homestead location. 1 40-100
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, $560. Amt.
taxes $3,30. Penalty $0.17. Int. $0.03.
Edmund Rudolph Edmund Rudolph
homestead claim. U, S. survey No. 931.
Valuation of land $lsoo. Imp. $500, Amt
taxes $13.80. Penalty $0,09. Int. $0.14,
Fredrick William Low, William H. Po
land claim No. 241 , U. s. survey,
Valuation of land $3000. Amt. taxes
$ls. Penalty $o.‘X>. Int. $0.18.
Alaska Northern Railway (To 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 suiHT-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 superstructure
and piles driven into the ground for the
purpose of supporting the same. Valua
tion $10.<x\). Amt taxes $60. Penalty
$3. Int $0.60.
Summons for Publication
In the District Court for the Territory of
Alaska. Third Division.
John Kapsimalis. plaintiff, vs. John Lechner
and F. P. Skeen, defendants.
The president of the United States o America.
*rreetintf:
To John Lechner. one of the nbov named
defendants;
You are thereby required to appear in 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 rile 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 ol
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 day of September. A. D.. 1913.
Witness the Honorable F. M. Brown, judre
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 Tiios. S. Scott,
Deputy Clerk.
First publication September 27. 1913,
Last publication November 8. 1913.