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Sa/s Attorney • •'H
Juneau (/P) — The' TJ. S.!
Circuit Court of Appeals did]
not hold the Alaska property]
tax vd in its decision three |
weeks ago, H. L. Faulkner,
attorney, declared recently.
After getting copies ot the
decision reversing Judge
Harry Pratt’s ruling Faulkner
said, “the reversal is on the
sole ground of procedure.”
He said the circuit court
"declined to pass on its vali
dity and did not even discuss
it
It
Faulkner said the court held
that instead of bringing sun
to enjoin the collection of the
tax, the taxpayers should have
paid the tax under protest and I
then brought suit for refunds
with interest. j
Faulkner was an attorney
for Luther Hess and Alaska
Juneau Gold Mining Company,
which challenged the tax law
of the 1949 legislature. Judge
Harry Pratt of the Fourth
Judicial Division held the law
lobe invalid.
NOTICE
The City of Kodiak request1
applications for the position of
CXty Clerk and Treasurer, and
lor the Position of City
Magistrate. Written applica
tions stating bookkeeping,
stenographic and typing
qualifications and experience
are requested. The salary for
City Clerk and Treasurer is
$425.00 per month, and City j
Magistrate is $50.00 per
month plus $1.50 per case.
Mail or present applications to
the City Hall, Kodiak, Alaska.
CITY OF KODIAK,
ALASKA
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Kodiak, Alaska j
O. H. Kimball, agent
Madsen Busy
With Hunters [
Charles Madsen, loca big
game guide, brought a party
of bear hunters to Kodiak
after completing a successful
hunt and left with another
party of six for the Shelikof
side of the island Tuesday.
Antonio Roig, jr., Humacao,
Puerto Kico, Mr. and Mrs. A.
M. Sargent, Detroit, Michi
gan, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Samovia and son, of
Hollister, California, left
Tuesday aboard the Kodiak
Bear, III, Madsen’s hunting
yacht.
The returning party of
hunters all shot bears, Mad
sen said. {3. L. S; d* < of the
Savidge Motor C ompany in
Seattle, shot a 10 foot 3 inch I
bear and the skull measured
18 inches by 1H inches, Mad
sen said. Mrs. Savdige also
shot a bear but not as large
as the one killed by her
husband.
Other successful hunters
were Dean Witter, V. C.
Walston, and D. D. Peebles,
all of San Francisco, Calif.
John Hines, a professional
photographer from Seattle
accompanied the San Fran
cisco hunters.
J. W. Tolbert, was an in
coming PNA passenger this
week.
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