Naknek River about i ,0”*
easterly from the Village^ o
Naknek, adjoining U. 8. bur
vey No. 2870 and dependent
resurvey line 2-3, U. S. Sur
vey No. 2870. Latitude 58°4o
47” N., Longitude 157O00
22” W. at corner No. 1. c01}'
taining 4.97 acres, and it is
now in the files of the Land
Office, Anchorage, Alaska.
Any and all persons claim
ing adversely any of the above
mentioned land should fie
their adverse claim in the
Land Office within the period
of publication or thirty days
thereafter, or they will be bar
red by the provisions of the
Statutes.
Virgil 0. Seiser, Manager
First Publication: 3-27-54
Last Publication; 5-22-54
Advertise in the MIRR^R_
- HIIMlWniMM
LITTER To EOITOR
We can vote down the Sales
Tax.and be in favor of street
paving too because formerly
we had a legitimate and work
able method for obtaining
pavement which is through
Improvement Districts where
each property on opposite si les
of the street pay one third and
the rest of us (the City) pay
the other third. What could be
a better gamble for all con
cerned than to obtain $1.00
yourself while at the same
time your own property bene
fits?
Why not spend the $12,00t'
paid annually for ‘ ‘city mana
ging” for another grader
and'put one of the city crew
oh it to run it? Then get on
with our sidetracked Improve
ment District plan for paving
our streets.
•, H. F. MacDonald
was born in Copenhagen twoj
years ago. so the clipping]
reads. 1
This little gem was turned
in by one of oar well knows
merchants and believe me con
tains a word of wisdom for a
great many of my friends. It
comes from the Journal Dem
ocrat, DePere Wisconsin and
states: “Those who rail at
their local Editor because they!
think they are not getting as
much publicity as they deserve
should be thankful he does not
print everything he knows
about them.”
Here is an important notice
that concerns everyone in Ko
diak.
Saturday May 15th is the
last* day; that those who have>
not registered to vote in the
special city election on May
13th, may do so. If you voted
at the last regular city elec
tion you don’t have to regis
ter. This last election was a
territorial election and does
not give you the right to par
ticipate in the coming election
on the three proptsltions in
cluding the 2% sales tax.
Don Wolf returned to Ko
diak after an unsuccessful at
tempt to kill a UrsusArctos
Middendorffi. In fact I am told
they didn’t even see one. It
must be uncomfortable hunt
ng bear at this time of the
year with so many gnats and
bugs in the forest primeval.
Never heard of a Wolf stalk
ing a bear before. Must be
this Kodiak Bear is a sissy.
Don’t forget to vote. Tues
day May 18th is the day.
Notice
United States
Department of the Interior
Bnreauof Land Management
Land Office
February 17, 1954
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that
Alex Alvarez, Naknek, Alaska
has made application for a
Homesite under the act of
May 26, 1934 (48 Stat. 809)
Anchorage Serial No. 018268
for a tract of' land described as
U. S. Survey No., 3194, situ
ated on the ndrth bank of
Ikjm S -TTlfr*"" 111 nwi M11 rrrrmmirr
DMA KNOW
That Kodiak hit the head
lines in Merrie Ole England
date lined April 5th. Audrey
Kraft received a clipping from
her relatives in London, a
story on the famous Kodiak
Bear. London Times — Kodiak
Bear Cubs Ten Weeks OH;
is the caption, by Special Cor
respondent. “Two Kodiak
Bear Cubs have been bred at
Whipsnade Zoological Park,
and the first glimpse of them,
at the entrance to the den in
which they were born, was
caught by visitors on Wednes
day.
On Thursday there were
similiar glimpses, and yester
day the cubs were out for an
hour playing in the bear pit
with their mother, who was
obviously proud of them.”
These cubs were presented
to the Zoological Socitey by
Alfred Ezra in 1946, a curator
in the Chicago Zoo. Only once
before have Kodiak Bear Cubs
been born in captivity and
lived but a few weeks; that
was a hand reared cub that
GAME MIGHT
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
8:30 PM
ELKS
CLUB
HOW FIRE INSURANCE
puts tfieJinger
ON THE FIRE BUG
"Arson rings” once preyed upon
America’s big cities. Today, local
authorities, aided by arson spe
cialists, are making it too hot for
these potential murderers. Incen
diarism is now mostly the work
of juveniles and mental defec
tives. This p»blic service saves
lives and keeps down the cost o
fire insurance.
This is only one of the public
services performed by capital
stock fire insurance —a private
enterprise —of which the insur
ance agent is an important part.
His professional advice is yours
for the asking. Phone me about
your insurance —for, in these
high-cost days, too little insur
ance protection for your home
and belongings can be costly.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
BANK OF KODIAK
Open Every Day 9:00 to 5:90
Phones 2222, 4691, 2233
'Kadiak ‘I'ladiap 'Pa&t
Jewelery
Earrings Pins Necklaces Bracelets
Moccasins
Beaded and Handsewn
Men's and Women’s Sizes
Novelties INSTRUMENTAL SUPPLIES Souvenirs
If we haven't got what you want in the way of musical
suppiies, we’ll order it for you.
Leon Shaw Box 11 Kodiak, Alaska
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