— 1930 —
DELINQUENT TAX ROLL
NOTICE OF S.MT rV FF IT. "'Z^ VT. FOR DELINQUENT TAXES,
CITY OF SEWARD, ALASKA,
FOR THE YEAR, 1930.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That by virtue of that certain Or
der of the District Court of the Territory of Alaska, Third Division,
made and entered on the 1st day of July, 1931, in cause, entitled “In the
Matter of the Application of the City of Seward, Alaska, a Municipal
Corporation, for an Order of Sale of Certain Real Property, to enforce
the Lien of Certain Delinquent Municipal Taxes for the year 1930,”
wherein it was ordered and directed that sale be made, in the manner
provided by law, of certain real estate, situated within the corporate
limits of said Municipality of Seward, Alaska, to satisfy and discharge
the lien of certain municipal taxes, penalties, interest and costs, unpaid
thereon; and, in compliance with the terms and provisions of a duly
and regularly adopted Resolution of the Common Council of the Town
of Seward, Alaska, duly approved by the Mayor of said City, wherein
the time and place for the holding of said sale of real estate was duly
fixed, and notice thereof ordered to be made in the newspaper therein
designated by the said Common Council.
NOW THEREFORE, I, A. D. Balderston, Municipal Clerk of the City
of Seward, Alaska, under and by direction of the Mayor and Common
Council of said Town of Seward, hereby give notice that I will, on the
12th day of November, 1931, in the Town Hall in Seward, Alaska, com
mencing at the hour of 10 o’clock in the forenoon, continuing until the
hour of 4 o’clock in the afternoon, and if sale be not completed on
said day, continuing from day to ctay thereafter, between the hours above
stated and designated, over Sundays and holidays, until the property
described in this Notice of Sale is disposed of, sell and offer for sale, at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, all the following specifi
cally described tracts and parcels of real estate, situated within the
corporate limits of the City of Seward, Seward Recording Precinct, Third
Judicial Division of the Territory of Alaska, for the purpose satisfying
and discharging the lien of delinquent taxes for the year 1930 accrued
Therein, together ■with penalties, interest and costs:
That each lot, tract or parcel of real estate hereinafter enumerated
and scheduled will be offered for sale and separately sold:
That no bid will be entertained for any several or specific tract or j
parcel of real estate for an amount less than the total amount of delin- 1
quent tax, penalty, interest and costs accrued thereon, and if sufficient
is not bid to discharge the amount due thereon, the same will be bid in
by the Municipal Clerk, for and on behalf of the City of Seward:
That in case any purchaser, at said sale, shall fail to pay in cash
for any tract or parcel bid in by such purchaser, such tract or parcel of j
real estate will be re-sold before the completion of said tax sale:
That all real property sold at said sale is subject to redemption !
within the period of two years from the date of such sale:
That Certificate of Sale will be issued in due and proper form as j
by law provided:
That the schedule, itemized list and enumeration published here- j
with, is made a part of this Notice of Sale, and states the description j
of each several and specific tract or parcel of real property, subject to
this advertised sale, on which the tax of the year 1930 has not been paid, |
the amount of such tax, penalty, interest and costs due thereon, and!
to whom assessed.
A. D. Balderston, Municipal Clerk for the City of Seward, Alaska.
Published October 12, 19, 26, November 2, 9, 1931.
1930 DELINQUENT TAX ROLL
To whom assessed: Lt.
Baggett Estate .20
Daggett Estate .21
Daggett Estate .22
A. H. Bradford . 5
A. H. Bradford . 6
A. H. Bradford . 7
W. P. Trimble .12
W. P. Trimble, Frac.13
W. P, Trimble, Frac.14
Emil Paki .28
T. P, Murphy .24
v. P. Hannon, (1-3) .21
J. P. Hannon, (1-3) .22
Martin Lanning .31
L. E. Thompson .35
J. H. Romig . 11
C. E. Brown Est., (1-3) .21
C. E. Brown Estate, (1-3) .22
C. E. Brown Estate, (1-3) .23
J. H. Romig. (2-3) .21
J. H. Romig .22
J. H. Romig . 1
J. H. Romig.2
W. P. Trimble .15
,W. P Trimble .16
Anna F. Ballaine .23
J. H. Romig .11
R. W. Johnston .28
R. W. Johnston .29
R. W. Johnston .30
F. P. Haskell Jr.32
F. P. Haskell Jr.33
John A. Nelson . 6
John A. Nelson . 7
Daggett Estate .26
Daggett Estate .29
F. P. Haskell Jr.28
F. P. Haskell Jr.29
Anna F. Ballaine .25
J. A. Noble ..r.8
?. A. Noble . 10
J. A. Noble .32
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xx. pen. me. Aav. iti.
2.50 .12 .30 2.10 5.02
3.50 .18 .42 2.10 6.20
2.50 .13 .30 2.10 5.02
6.00 .30 .72 2.10 9.12
4.00 .20 .48 2.10 6.78
2.00 .10 .24 2.10 4.44
12.00 .60 1.44 2.10 16.14
11.00 .55 T.32 2.10 14.97
3.00 .15 .36 2.10 5.61
11.00 .55 1.32 2.10 14.97
9.00 .45 1.08 2.10 12.60
4.00 .20 .48 2.10 6.78
4.00 .20 .48 2.10 6.78
6.50 .33 .78 2.10 9.21
10.00 .50 1.20 2.10 13.80
12.00 .60 1.44 2.10 16.14
82.00 4.10 9.84 2.10 98.04
70.00 3.50 8.40 2.10 84.00
68.00 3.40 8.16 2.10 81.66
11.00 .55 1.32 2.10 14.97
6.00 .30 .72 2.10 9.12
6.00 .30 .72 2.10 9.12
5.00 .25 .60 2.10 7.95
5.00 .25 .60 2.10 7.95
5.00 .25 .60 2.10 7.95
5.00 .25 .60 2.10 7.95
7.00 .35 .84 2.10 10.29
11.00 .55 1.32 2.10 14.97
11.00 .55 1.32 2.10 14.97
11.00 .55 1.32 2.10 14.97
11.00 .55 1.32 2.10 14.97
11.00 .55 1.32 2.10 14.97
7.00 .35 .84 2.10 10.29
31.00 1.55 3.72 2.10 38.37
3.50 .17 .42 2.10 6.20
3.50 .18 .42 2.10 6.20
8.00 .40 .96 2.10 11.46
8.00 .40 .96 2.10 11.46
4.50 .23 .54 2.10 7.37
6.00 .30 .72 2.10 9.12
6.00 .30 .72 2.10 9.12
7.00 .35 .84 2.10 10.29
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NEW EFFORT RE IDE
RESCUER SSLS FSGH
| Frank Curtis, of the Curtis-Wilcy
, Marine Salvors, Inc., which hopes I
! to secure some $3,000,000 in gold (
| supposed to be on the wrecked j
steamer Islander near Douglas is- j
land, passed through Ketchikan re- j
! cently, says the Ketchikan Chron- '
, icle.
I Mr. Curtis is to make arrange- ;
merits for a continuance of the work j
early in December. The barge Griff- ;
son, which will be used for lifting
the old wreck, is undergoing re- i
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1 40,000 feet of cable, 19,000 feet of
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I The Islander was wrecked off the
southern end of Douglas island 30
years ago, with great loss of life
of returning gold hunters from the
Klondike. Several different at- I
tempts have been made by com
panies with the aid of divers and
apparatus to try and get at the gold
supposed to have been on board
when she sank.
A dairy cow crossing the road;
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Highway endangered five persons j
and almost caused the death of |
three of them, all of whom were
more or less seriously injured, and
partially wrecked two automobiles,;
reports the Empire.
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