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^ President’s Birthday Ball - Jan* 30
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Remember Jan. 30—That’s the Date of the
PRESIDENT’S BIRTHDAY BALL
Did He ‘Bump’ Seaman?
KODIAK .
DIARY ...
This week we trotted from the
City Hall down Kodiak Street
into South Mill Bay, up South
Mill Bay onto Alaska Street (it
should be Alaska Way, we are
told), went down Alaska Way to
the intersection and there were
confronted with the choice of
North Brooklyn oi South
Brooklyn.
We took South Brooklyn to
Kraft Street and traversing it
landed in Shelikoff Street.
How do we know? Because we
followed the new wooden street
signs on new metal posts now
being placed about the city. Joe
Zentner, street superintendent,
reported Monday that 12 were
already in and work was in pro
gress on the remainder.
It is quite a revelation to dis
cover that the second street over
is Alder and that the arterial
tangent by the Coca-Cola plant
is Yukon. Now if people will
just learn the new names!
Until they do, if you are look
ing for the Mirror Office, don’t
ask for Katmai street. For that
is where we are.
Because of an article of local
interest, the December issue of
"The Regular”, published at
Washington, D. C., was distri
buted locally through the mails
this week by the Kodiak Cham
ber of Commerce.
Page 9 of the issue carries an
article about ‘‘the noble gesture
made by” Mrs. John Hubley,
and her daughter, Kia Lund,
members of the auxiliary of the
Regular Veterans Association,
who made 2000 floral pieces to be
used in decorating the graves of
our men who lost their lives on
Attu. The article is illustrated
with a picture of the two women
and Rev. Gregory Gleboff, who
blessed the flowers, standing by
a display of their work and a
picture of the blossoms as dis
played in the window of the Is
land Fountain.
This is an English bull mas
tiff recently delivered to Mrs.
Elliott Roosevelt in Hollywood,
Calif, and confined in a com
mercial kennel’ Seaman 1-c Leon
Lelloy, 18, told the American
Red Cross chapter at Antioch
Calif., he, an army sergeant and
a Seabee had been “bumped off”
an Army plane at Memphis,
Tenn., to make room for a dog
he said was consigned to Mrs.
Roosevelt.
Small-scale, intermittent plac-j
er mining has been carried on for
over 40 years on the beaches of
the west coast of Kodiak Island,
the total production from which
has piobably amounted to some
thing over $100,000 in gold and
a minor amount of platinum
metals. Prospecting and devel
opment work have been carried
on intermittently for a period of
years on gold lodes on the island
but only a small production has
resulted. Some of the showings
are considered to be worthy of
additional development work to
determine their commercial pos
sibilities Other minerals contain
ed in the lodes include copper,
zinc, lead and silver and the pres
ence of tin in at least one of the
lodes has been reported but not
verified. All of Kodiak Island
Legal Notice
IN THE PROBATE COUji
FOR THE TERRITORY
OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISON
KODIAK PRECINCT
AT KODIAK
In the Matter of the Estate
of
H. S. DANIELSON. Deceaa*
In Probate - No. 240
Notice Of Final Hearin*
NOTICE IS HEREBY Q;
EN that Katie Danielson, t*
cutrix of the Estate of f£_
Danielson, deceased, has 1
herein her final account andpj
tion for distribution of the ^
estate, and that Tuesday, Afa,
6, 1945, at the hour of 2 P. i
in my office, in the City of K,
iak, Territory of Alaska,
been set for the settlement!!
the said account and the hea*
on the petition for distribute
and all persons interested in
estate are notified then <
there to appear and show ca*j
if any they have, why the t
account should not be sett
and allowed and distribution!]
the said estate should not the
upon be immediately madea
the persons entitled there
without further notioe of {*
ceedings.
DATED at Kodiak, Alas*
this 26th day of December, 193
Chas. C. Naughton
United States Comtnissioa
and Ex-Officio Probate Judd
is at present a military reser*
tion
The above paragraph is quo*
from '‘Prospecting in Alasll
by R. L. Stewart published
the Department of Mines, ft
ritory of Alaska, Juneau
The department has beenpj
ting so many requests for r
formation on post war minb
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