Delinquent Tax Roll
Real Property, City Off Kodiak
Notice Is Hereby Given that, the delinquent tax roll of taxes
upon real Droperty by the City of Kodiak has been completed and
a open to public inspection at the office of the City Clerk, and
that^on a date not less than thirty (bO) days after the completion
of the publication of this notice, the said tax roll is subject to pre
sentation to the District Court for t^e Third Judicial Division,
Territory of Alaska, for adjustment and order of sale of the prop
erty assessed, pursuant to the provisions of the ordinances of the
City of Kodiak and the statutes of the Territory of Alaska in such
cases made and provided.
Notice is further given, that during the time of the publication
of this notice, and up to the time of the order of sale herein provid
ed for, any person interested in the said property may appear and
make payment on any piece or tract set forth herein, together
with the penalty, interest and advertising costs, and said property
be thereby redeemed from such sale
A description of each tract or parcel of land upon which
auci tax has not been paid, the armomt. of the tax, the name of
the owner or the person to whom assessed, is as follows: (Note
(continued on Paye 8)
Washington, D. C.—Major
General Charles H. Corlett, for
mer war-time Army commander
at Fort Greely, near Kodiak, and
later a Corps commander in
France, was relieved of duty Feb,
1, to await retirement.
Nick Anderson has been hirer
to pick up unlicensed dogs in th<
ctv.
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**I can just imagine the joy of the boys in camp when they
receive autographed copies of ‘The Life and Tines
of E. Wellington Pottleby’!”
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|WSA Extends
Ship Operations
Washington, D. C.—An ord*r
approving continued operation
of Alaska ships by the War Ship
ping Administration during the
months immediately ahead will
be approved by John W. Snyder,
Director of War Mobilization
and Reconversion, according to
Delegate E. L. Bartlett.
This action will a.low the gov
ernment to absorb any deficits
in operating costs and is the re
sult of strong protests made fol
lowing announcement that Alas
ka freight and passenger rates
would be increased many times
over present rates when the op
eration was returned 10 private
ownership.
‘ It is estimated that well over
alf a million dollars a month
will be saved the people of Alas
ka so long as the service remains
as a government operation”, Del
egate Bartlett stated,
i Extension of the services of
i the Alaska Railroad to include
operation of oceangoing vessels
[between Alaska and the United
I States has been approved by the
(House Territories committee.
Delegate Bartlett’s bill had al
i ready teceived approval of the
I Interior Department.
Ouzinkie News
Herman Anderson and his
family are renting Mrs. William
Squartsoff’s house.
The Joy Club (Girl’s Club) are
going to make vases out of shells
and the Boy’s Club are making
lighthouses.
Forty new desks arrived for
school on the Cordova.
Mrs. Pete Chichenoff came to
visit her two daughters, Ruth
Ann and Lydia.
The Oregon Wolf went to Ko
diak recent with Mr. and Mrs.
Connelly and Bill, Tina Reft,
Miss Rold, Judy Tibbels, Alec
Gregorioff, M>s. Julian Muller,
Mrs Tim Panamarioff and her 3
children and Nellie Smith. Arth
ur Haakansen, Jr. was a stowa
way. Arthur Haakansen, Albert
Reft and Tim Panamarioff were
the crew. Mr. Connelly took Ted
dy Carlsen to Kodiak to his mo
ther. We got a load of oil at Ko
diak.
Lucy I.aschinsky, Marie Chich
enoff and Betty Derinoff were on
the sick list tnis month. They
had headaches and toothaches.
Herman Haakansen, at the
Wrangell Institute, has won the
light heavyweight championship.
He is known and respected as
Muscles.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert t Pope
ure new residents of Anchorage,
having arrived from Seattle. Mr.
Pope, formerly employed at the
Bank of Kodiak, is now teller at
the Bank of Alaska.
IN THE PROBATE COURT
FOR THE TERRITORY
OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISION
KODIAK PRECINCT,
AT KODIAK
In the Matter of the Estate
of
JAMES HOLLAND
deceased
NOTICE OF THE SETTING
FOR THE HEARING ON
THE FINAL AGCOUNT OF
THE EXECUTOR HEREIN
Notice is hereby given that at
1:30 pm on the 14th day of May,
1946, in the United States Com
missoner’s office in Kodiak, A
laska, a hearing on the final ac
count of Jalmer J. Spriughill’s
report as Executor in the Estate
matter of James Holland, de
ceased. Any and all persons
wishing to file any objections to
said final hearing may at. that
time do so.
BY ORDER OF THE PRO
BATE JUDGE dated this 12'h
day of March, 1946, at Kodiak,
Alaska.
G. W. BUBENDORK,
Judge of the Probate
Court for the Territory of
Alaska, Third Division <,
First Publication 3-16
1001
(See Page 9)
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