Eodiafc Mirror
“cffevjs of cAmerica. 's Last frontier
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska by the
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Lamme, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENT TAXES
I eal Property, City of Kodiak, Alaska
TAX YEAR 1941
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the delinquent tax roll of
taxes upon real property assessed by the City of Kodiak for the
year 1941 has been completed and is open to public inspection at
the office of the City Clerk, and that on a date not less than thir
ty (30) days a ter the completion of the publication of this notice,
the said fax roll will be presented to the District Court for the
Third Judicial Division, Territory of Alaska, for adjustment and
order of sale of the property assessed, pursuant to the provisions
of the ordinances of t> e 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 pro
vided for, any person interested in the said property may appear
and make payment on any piece or tract set forth herein togeth
er with the penalty, interest and advertising costs, and said pro
perty be thereby redeemed from such sale.
A descripton of each tract, lot or parcel of land upon which such
tax has not been paid, the amount of the tax, penalty and inter
est thereon, for which the same are assessed, the name of the
owner or the person to whom assessed, and the total amount due
against each such tract, is as follows:
Block
18
G
19
19
17
19
19
17
Lot
8
3
28-29
6
2- A
3- A
2
8
Leite Add 2
1 5
Leite Add 8
I,eite Add.
48
1
19
12
6
17
19
31
8
11
1
4
NAME
W. A. Anderson
Evon Atetz
0. S. Campbell
T m ChernofT
Kenny Clark
Wm. Falconer
Win. Falconer
Ed Getty
Gust Goodmanson
John Goodmanson
John Goodmanson
James 8. Holland
Emmett, Jennings
Louis Jensen
Ivor Johnson
Itudy Jorgenson
Nick Karluck
Mike Kerr
Tax
36.91
16.05
48 68
34.48
8 36
3135
56.07
12 35
1085
9 15
20 40
38.70
4.13
8 42
2 05
20 19
11.20
26.64
Pen.
1.95
80
233
1.72
42
1.56
2.80
.62
54
.46
1.02
1.94
.21
.42
.10
1.01
.56
1 33
Int.
.98
.40
1.17
.86
21
.78
1.40
.31
.27
.23
.51
.87
.11
.21
.05
51
.28
.67
Total
39.84
17.25
52.18
37.06
8.99
33.69
60.27
13.28
11.66
9.84
21.93
41.51
4.45
9 05
2.20
21.71
1204
28.64
Safety Deposit
We have recently installed
additional Safety Deposit
Boxes for your convenience.
Costless than two cents per
day.
IS 2-A
3 6
1 12
Leite Add. 23
1
18
19
19
5
9
16
18
11
18
18
3
18
1
18
10
14
39-40
1-A
6
3
11
20-1
I2-C
11
10
9
6-A
14
20-K
I.eite Add. 8
19
10
3
Erskine’d
Subdiv.
10
15
24
10
Sig Krogstad 29 30
Joe Lohr 19.65
Ray McCann 47 82
Nick Miell 23.00
Pete Nekeferoff 20.63
Chas. N. Nelson 104.21
Henry Neseth 47.60
Henry Neseth 12.36
Norman Noble 3.61
Norman Noble 89 27
A1 Nordstrom 29.52
Clark Odekirk 1 38
Clark Odekirk 59.40
Ed Opheim 95.00
Roy Opheim 44.34
Audrew A. Peterson 5.78
Herman Ponchene 9.50
Herman Ponehene 22 66
Rose Schultz 1.33
ffm, Shreeve 5.88
Slmeonoff Estate 20.07
Cliff Suraerlin 16.30
L W. Swan 58.94
19
7
18
1
2
9-9-A
10
6
2
21 A
C. J. Todd 100 00
Alf Torgramson 195.80
Peter Unger 20.31
Hobart Wiseman 58.49
Woche Estate 18.93
Zharoff Estate 18.13
Totals 81575 49 $79.38 $39.68
1.47
.99
2.39
1.15
1.03
5.21
2.38
.62
.18
4.46
1.48
.07
2.97
4.75
2.22
.29
.48
1.13
.66
.29
1.00
.81
2.95
5.00
9 80
1.02
2 92
95
.92
.74
.50
120
.58
.52
2.61
1 19
.31
.09
2.23
.74
.04
1.49
2 38
1.11
.15
.24
.57
.33
.15
.50
.41
1.48
2 50
4.90
.51
1.46
.47
.46
31.51
21.14
51.41
24.73
22 18
112.03
51 17
13.29
3 88
95.96
31.74
1.49
63 86
102 13
47.67
6.22
10.22
24 36
2.32
6 32
21.57
17.52
63.37
107.50
210.50
21.84
62.87
20 35
19.81
$1694 55
Delinquent Personal Property Taxes
C. R Clifton 8.60 .43 .22 9 2f
E. W. Davidson 8 00 .40 .20 8 6(
Wm. Hardin 20.00 1.00 .50 21.5(
T. S. Loan 4100 2 05 1.03 44.0£
Joseph Mulqueen 22.00 1.10 .55 23.6'
Jack Olson 24 00 1.20 .60 25 86
Thomas Omstead 22.00 1 10 .55 23.65
Paplis & Guerin 60 00 3 00 1.50 64 50
S V. Sabol 14.00 .70 .35 15 14
Wm. Smith, St. 29.00 1 45 .73 31.18
Wm Smith & Basil
O’Neill 353 00 17.65 8.83 379.48
Clarence Stai 32 40 1 62 .81 34.83
Mrs. John Strom 1.80 09 .05 1.94
E. L. Trent 10.00 .50 .25 10.75
Edward Tulare 10.00 .50 25 10.75
Wayne Waldrip 14.00 .70 .35 15 05
Total 8692.80 $34.64 817.35 $744.79
I hereby certify that the within and foregoing is a full, true, and
correct copy of the original Delinquent 1 ax Roll of real and per
sonal property taxes of the City of Kodiak for the year 1941, all
remaining unpaid as of March 13, 1942, as the same appears on
file in the office of the City Clerk of said City of Kodiak; that the
taxes for the year 1941 became delinquent on March 13, 1942;
that the total amount of said delinquent taxes, with penalty and
interest, is as shown above.
WITNESS my hand and the official seal of the City of Kodiak
this 21st day of March, 1942.
I
Catherine Blankenburg
Clerk of the City of Kodiak
Washington (A5)—MacArthur
has disclosed that the President
has ordered him to organize an
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All city drivers' licet%,
prior to Jan. 1, 1942, expi>*
that date, as per OrdinJ
4, Sec. 14.
In addition, the city
a license on all motor J
operated or driven upontl,
lie streets of the city of k,
as per Ordinance No. 14 ^
Fees: motorcycles, $3qq.
tombiles, $5; trucks, $5
The city clerk’s office j
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Sun. at the city hall.
Catherine Blanks
City Clerk
(Via JP)—The Japanese
bitterly accused the U j
Britian of waging “extreme
fare based on retaliation
hatred” and declared theji
reciprocate. A Tokyo bn*
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