Notice
Of Election
To the Vo ers of the City of Ko
diak, Thiid Division, Territory
of Alaska:
NOTICE is hereby given that
a general election will be held in
the Kodiak City Hall on the 2nd
day of April, 1946, between the
hours of 8 am and 7 pm of said
day, for the purpose of eleeting a
Mayor
(1-year term)
3 Councilmen
(Eacli for 2-year term)
2 Members Kodiak School
Board
(One 3-year term)
(One 2-year term)
k voter for the offices named
above must be a citizen of the
United States, over the age of
twenty-one (21) years; the said
voter must have resided continu
ously one (1) year next preced
ing the election in the Territory
of Alaska, and six (6) months
t
For the convenience of people
living on the Naval Base who
f wish to attend Church services
in Kodiak the following Bus
schedule is in effect:
SUNDAY BUS SCHEDULE
Church Bus leaves Recreation Building 0915
Liberty Bus “ “ 1400
“ “ “ “ “ 1700
(Eumntimitp baptist (Eburrtt
JBrlromrH $nu -
See Cliurch Notes for Hours of Service ■
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ilex I c; seeding the ebci •< witli
in rhe limits of tl.i City of Kodi
ak, and possess qualifications as
prescribed by the Act ot * ong
ress of March 3. 1927 entitled
‘•An Act to Prescribe Certain of
the Qualifications of Voters in
the Territory of Alaska, and for
Other Purposes ”
Dated this 11th day of March,
1946.
C. Blankenburg
City Clerk
Town Topics
Substantial reductions, effect
livenext Monday, in several of
the service offered by the Pat
rick Lynch & Co transfer, are
announced elsewhere in this is
sue.
As a sample, hire for a tiuck
and one man has been reduced
from $5 50 to $4.50; gravel, three
loads or more, from $7.50 to $5;
stoiage from 9 cents to 6 cents a
cubic foot; and regular freight
from Erskine’s dock to any place
in the city limits, from 10 cents
a cubic foot to 8 and a half cents.
The rate set for the large shov
el recently purchased, equipped
with a clamshell, dragline, or a
a crane, has been set at $12 50
per hour, according to the an
nouncement.
The Rotary program Tuesday |
was devoted to an informal quiz
contest based on Rotary and
sundry information.
Dr Elmer Lowry. Captain, U.
S Navy, reported on the medi
cal convention at Juneau that he
and club president Dr. A.
Holmes Johnson attended, where
the latter presented a paper on
gallstones and they had the op
portunity to meet doctors from
all over the Territory.
Walter Lowen was a guest at
the luncheon.
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
i 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
missioner’s office in Kodiak, A
laska, a hearing on the final ac
count of Jalmer J. Springhill’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 12th
day of Match, 1946, at Kodiak,
Alaska.
G. W. BUBENDOIIF,
Judge of the Probate
Court for the Territory of
Alaska, Third Division.
First Publication 3-16
A. Verle Collar, deputy collect
or of Internal Revenue, from the
Anchorage office, returned to
j that city Sunday after his annu
al visit. His transfer date to his
J new post as head of the Ketchi
kan office has been set as March
28.
Walter Lowen, representing
the Indian Arts and Ciafts com
pany in Seattle, called on the
trade this week in Kodiak.
Walter Farmer, formerly of
Anchorage, is employed as mech
anic at Erskine’s.
Bill Lewis, who has been em
ployep at the Ship’s Tavern, left
by plane Sunday for Anchorage
and Fairbanks to “look around.”
James Clemens, a recent arriv
al from Texas, is taking Jim
Travers’ place as warehouseman
for Erskine’s. Mrs. Clemens is
employed at the base.
Washington, D. C. (.P)—The
iSenate passed the Harbor’s Ap
propriation bill carrying a mill
ion dollars for Wrangell Narrows.
[ Washington OP)—The White
house announced that President
Truman has designated Milo
Moore, director of fisheries of
Washington State, as a member
of the International Pacific Sal
mon Fisheries Commission effect
ive March 20, succeeding CharleB
Jackson, resigned after eight
years’ service.
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