A grazing lease for 73,351
acres on Sitkalidak Island
from the U. S. Government
to Jack McCord was recorded
this week.
The Garland, westward mail
j boat, stopped here Monday
night to pick up and deliver
I mail. The vessel was enroute
| to Seward.
Postmaster Maurice Briggt
returned to work this week,
after being discharged last
Saturday from Griffin Memor
ial Hospital.
Presents
HAL JUNSO
at the Hammond Organ
to play your favorite melodies & songs
Every Evening
Open Everyday To Serve You
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that
the Registration Book for the
registration of voters at the
general city election to be
held Tuesday, October 2, 1951
js now at the City Hall.
A voter must possess the fo
llowing qualifications: i. e. a
fitizen of the United States,
jver the age of 21 years, must
nave resided in the territory :
nf Alaska for one year next '
preceding the election, and i
fix months next preceding the
election, within the limits of
the City of Kodiak.
The said Registration Book
will be kept open during office
hours from 9 am to 5 pm Mon
days through Saturdays.
Further notice is given that
the Registration Book will
close Saturday, September 29,
1951, at 4 pm.
Robert A. Hedloff
City Clerk
Buy in Kodiak
WANTED
Good used cars and jeeps for trade in
on new Dodges and Jeeps
Highest Allowance
Our cars still at old prices. Big stock
at Seattle to choose from
Buy Now - While e Have Them
CLARK'S GARAGE
PHONE 3440
DlUlUt PLYMOUTH WILLYS
Vote YES on the bond issue OCT. 2
KNUDSEN’S
Kodiak has grown, is continuing to grow,
and will continue to grow.
VI'e need a better school, and adequate
water and sewer facilities.
Be sure and vote for both of these bond
issues and help insure the future
growth of this community.
K N U D S E N ’ S^ere ALL Kod,ak sh°Ps