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UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Former Resident
Mining Gold
Fairbanks—A stranger from
the creeks walked into the Pio
neer hotel early this week, pack
ing a flour sack on his shoulder.
He iooked like something out of
a Robert Service poem, with his
hair long and unkempt and bis
beard wild and bushy.
When he registered, it turned
out to be Jim Pierce, formerly
of Kodiak, wbo, with Jins Mc
Donald and Charley Cravy, is
mining in the Manley Hot Spr
ings district. He had the first
cleanup of the season with him,
amounting to 1000 ounces of
gold.
He returned to the camp later
via airplane.
To Commemorate
The Navy Department, in
cooperation with civilian organi
sations throughout the eountry,
will pay tribute to John Paul
Jones, one of the founders ot the
Navy’s earliest traditions of he
roism and victory, on July 6, the
200th anniversary of his birth.
Scouiers Wanted
All boys from the age of 12
years and up who are interested
in joining the Boy Scouts are
asked to register with Father
Fink, at the Catholic Parsonage,
or Wilton White, at Kraft’s stoie
before Tuesday, July 1.
Anyone having information
concerning the following missing
persons is asked to communicate
with the Governor’s Office in
Juneau.
MAYHKW NOYES AND
MRS. DOROTHEA N. HUFF
ORD — Believed to have been
living in Juneau in October 1946
and possibly later. Information
as to whereabouts in connection
with an insurance policy.
WILLIAM OSCAR EVANS
—65 years old, 5 feet 7 inches
tall. Came to Alaska in 1906 and
last heard from in 1918 when he
reported to Pest No. 7, Depart
ment of Alaska. Believed to have
been prospecting in Alaska.
^VINCENT A. KIN©—believ
ed to have come to Alaska with
in the last few months. May be
working Tor a construction com
pany.
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KODIAK
BOOK FAIR
& LENDING LIBRAE
United States
Department of the luteri
District Land Office
Anchorage, Alaska
August 22, 1946
Notice For Publication
Notice is hereby given
the Kadiak Fishe.ies Comp
have made application for t
diers’ addition homestead,
cborage Serial 010154, foi a1
of land embraced in U. S.
vey No. 2607, situated at O
vation point on the north e
of Shearwater Bay. east sk
Kodiak Island, and it is m
the files of the District Lan<
fice, Anchorage, Alaska,
land contains 12.45 acres.
Any and all persons clafc
adversely any of the above
tioned land should hie thei
verse claims in the local lac
fice at Anchorage, Alaska, a
the period of publication or
ty days thereafter, or they
he barred by the provisioi
the statutes.
George A. Lingo
Acting Manager
Date Fiist Publication
May 24, 1947
Date Last. Publica'iou
July 19, 1847 ;