Delinquent Tax Roll
City Of Kodiak, Alaska
Dotice Is Hereby Given that the delinquent tax roll of taxes up
ital property by the City of Kodiak has been completed and is
jo to public inspection at the office of City Clerk, and that on a
^aot less than thirty (30) days after the completion of the pub
fljjnn of this notice, the said tax roll is subject to presentation to
^District Court for the Third Judioial Division, Territory of
for adjustment and order of sale of the property assessed,
nosDt to the provisions of the ordinances ef the City of Kodiak
Jibe statutes of the Territory of Alaska in such cases made and
aided.
Notice is further given, that during the time of the publication
ilbh notice, and up to the time of the order of sale herein provid
er, aoy person interested in said property may aopear and
do payment on any piece or tract set forth herein, together with
spenalty, interest and advertising costs, and said property be
goby redeemed from such sale. This roll is subject to revision on
gopt of official restricted deed notification from the General
lad Office.
Ink Lot Owner Taxes
1 2 Nick Shuravloff 21.69
4 Nick Wolkoff 54.68
5 Gust Goodmanson 14.80
10 Pete Nekeferoff 116.90
11 Mis. John Niemenen 77.20
14 Herman Ponchene 176.06
15 Katie Olsen 22.88
16 George Zharofl Estate 16.16
19 A. C. Deering 128 24
20 Oscar Moe 27.12
21 Annie Zharoff 165 44
24 H. Hendrickson 48 08
26 Dunia Hartman 28.98
27 Charles G. Anderson Estate 63 02
29 Unknown 410
29 Ralph Shupp and Richard Nixon 19.20
30 Emil Christcfferson 83.90
30 ” ” 163.54
30 ” ” 2 20
2 8 Charles G. Anderson Estate 8 78
12 JobD Niemenen 21.90
14 Gust Goodmanson ’.08
16 Nick Wolkoff 17 70
18 Berger Hansen 15 30
3 10 Helen King 69 76
12 Emil Christofferson 73 96
12 Ernest Magnusen 12 20
12 Paul Brooks 1108
5 1 A1 E. Miller 20.00
2 Paul C. Herring 12 00
5 Oscar Nelson 185.08
6 William Smith, Sr. 20.00
6 1 Lloyd Ga*ner
3b Evon Atetz
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6 Willie Rapin
ua C. J. Carlson
2 Mrs Hilraer Hausen
1 L J. Norman
5 R D. Russell
5 A1 E. Miller (Victory cafe)
8 Walter Panamaroff
9 Alfred Torgramson
16 W. J. Robertson
17 Mulford Sheet Metal Shop
19 Susie Mi kelson
2d Allie M. Sanders
20 R. D. Russell
24 Alfred Torgramson
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25 Camilla Wier
2 pt. William Simeonoff, Jr.
7 Helen Rockstad
11 pt Sally Peail
1 HI. Stewart
4 W. C. Anderson
16 T. T Jackson
It) Loren J. Whittington
5 Unknown
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7 John Graves
15 Unknown
16
17b R. V. I^ughead
18.22
61.93
1174
37.55
12.60
72 96
126.00
337.48
110.00
203.28
676 00
90.68
29.90
67.28
111.36
7.20
39.00
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29.92
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85.18
32.00
67.72
40.00
254.48
22.20
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22.40
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18.16
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For Saturday Only —
Watch for them every week
Rich Chocolate flavors the doughnut.. . and icing
. .. Everyhing but the Hole
Chocolate Doughnuts
•60 a dozen
TODAY’S SPECIAL WILL BE GIVEN FREE TO THE PERSON WHOSE
JNAME APPEARS ELSEWHERE IN THIS ISSUE
CHRISTY'S BAKERY
“Let Your ‘Baker Bo Your Baking”
(Christy’s Bread is available Saturday eveninqs and Sundays
At Knudsen’s Kodiak Fountain)
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Ralph Shupp
August Heitman
Nick Lohr
Warren A. Taylor
Walter L. Hand
George Kleinfelter
Frank Marshall
Art Deering
C. H. Gundlach
Warren A. Taylor
Louis Hegland
Lydia Petroff Estate
Robert Sheehan
Efka Pestriakoff
George Naughton
Mrs S GregoroS
W A Anderson
C Anderson Estate
Camilla Wier
Shirley George
Ben J. Sholl
Mrs. John Hubley
Tim Chernoff
Efram Shuravloff
Alec Simeonofl Estate
Bill Dickey
Fred R Sundberg
Jack McCord
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66.96
101 92
95.60
68.78
38.72
16.68
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12 76
199.89
40.00
356 42
380.52
187 46
57.58
112 14
354.64
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301 10
136.36
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226.63
81.16
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Center Program
Today:—
Open 10:30 am. (Grade school
children only until 1 pm 5
9:00 Dance
LIBRARY CLOSED
Men’s softball, sehoolgrouuds,
6:30 pm
7:45 Bus leaves for NOB en
listed men’s dance.
Sunday:—
Open 1 pm
3:00 to 5:00 Library open-.
Pearl Foster
3 - 5 Mother’s Day Recentioi
and Tea. Entertainment,
Monday:—
Open 3:30 to ft for grade schoo
1C ai;uu»r
iC
1C BUlinr
1C BUJW
1C
children only
4:00 Art class
7 to 9 Library Open
Marian Fitzgerald
Tuesday:—
4:00 pm Junior Folk Dancim
Advanced—(Aileen Wade).
6:30 pm Softball (men)
8:30 ALA Box Social adm. fre<
7 to 9 Library open
Margaret Lightfoot
Wednesday:—
4:00pm Beginners folk-dancing
3 to 5 & 7 to 9 Library open
Sister Hilary - Audrey Krafi
Kutb Torgerson
8:30 pm Square dancing
Thursday:—
4:00 pm Junior folk daneing
Center closes at 6 pm.
Bingo Program cancelled
7-9 Library open
Marion Curtis
7:30 Beginners leathercraft
Friday:—
4:00 Folk dancing (informed
7 to 9 Library open
Dorothy Clark
9 pm Vacation Daze Dance
Music by—4 Hits & a Miss
Sunday April 18 "I Am An An»
erican” Day program Sponsor
by ALA 8:30 pm.