The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 1, 1940, Page 5

BEATING BY DOUGLAS Erskine Pitches Islanders To Second Victory Over Juneau Nine Claude Erskine pitched one of the best games of the season last night, helding the Moose down tc one hit and ending the. seven in- ning battle, 3 to 1. Beth the Moose ana the Islanders were at their best, Mooseman John- son allewing only four hits from his arm. But it was. the pitching of Erskine and the fielding ol Niemi that won the ball game foi the Islanders, making it two down for the Moose and both of the beat- ings administered by the Island team Two In First Up agzainst Johnson's close pitch- ing, Roller came up to bat for Deuglas and struck out. Manning after several attempted bunts, got to the bag on Freddy Schmitz's error; Erskine struck out, and home run Rustad lifted one over the fence, his third of the season. The Moose failed to get a solid hit from Erskine, and Lawson, Blake and Fred Schmitz were sent back to the dugout after grounding out But the next frame showed one hit and one run each for the teams, with Martin takinz the first and only base hit from Erskine. Snow was brcught home from has base on balls when Martin dou- bled, tho score board showed onc run for the Moosemen, and the pos- rible whitewash was averted. Doug- las, however, fared no better, with Andrews making the only run of the » with his homer. Bell al- nost scored when he came up after the over-the-fence ball, getting to first on a walk, stealing a base, but was left on third when Eddie Roller struck out, making three away. One More Hit The next five innings were mark- ed by clese ball playing on the part of both teams, and by superb | fielding by Niemi. made in the Jensen took a single from John- son, but the Island left fielder failed to make it score because of Mooseman Jchnson's close pitching on the next three at bat. Niemi started his work in the out- field in the third, catching Jack Only one hit was ‘Schmitz's hard hit fly. Then in the| fiftih - Tfame Niemi fldshed to life again in fast double play by catch- ing Sharek’s fly and throwing to Big Andy on first where Andrews caught Martin off base. stubby center fielder through. It was in the last inning thal he caught two flies,-one after the other, and left it up to Erskine to strike out Werner and end the ball game. High Lights of the Game Grassy Lowe is called “best um-| when an-| .|defeating San Diego, and shelling pire behind the batter” neunced over th sound system . . . Kelly Blake says nasty words under his breath on some of the umpire's decisions . . . . Johnny Odell gets mad and hollers “dead ball” . . . . Flymg lnslrnchon by the hour or in courses from SOLO to COMMERCIAL. See Us at the Airport! Alaska School of Acronautics, Inc., Box 2187, Juneau, Alaska TIMELY CLOTHES NUNN-BUSH SHOES STETSON HATS Quality Work Clothing u FRED HENNING Complete Outfitter for Men ZENITH RADWS REPAIRS and SERVICE JUNEAU RADIO SERVICE Phone 464 Bill Hixson el H. S. GRAVES “The Clothing Man” HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHING o 0 | | JAMES C. COOPER C.P.A. Business Counselor COOPER BUILDING k2 WANTED!? | Small Children Cared For MRS. BROWN'S NURSERY | 315 Third St. or Phone Red 119 ey rival | last five, this when| But the| was ot | SESPIC R L AR SRR Niemi runs like blazes to catch Jack Schmitz's burning fly . . . . John- tential hit in the fifth . . . . ner's window breaking foul that have . and Roller striking out four times out of four. bases: sitches: Tohnsen 6, Erskine 7; double plays: Niemi and Andrews 1; earned runs| Moose 1, Douglas 2; stolen bnw& Bell 1; sacrifice hits: Bell 1; ning pitcher, Erskine; losing pitcher Johnson; time of game, 1 hour 45 minutes; scorer: Evan Hill; umpires Grassy Lowe and Harv Iffert. Douglas 3, Moose Johnson 1; NEXT GAME | weather permitting, Douglas meets ‘he Elks Sunday ecvening in a reg- nlar league scheduled game. eee - HOLLYWOOD CAN'T PUT ‘Stars Had 12 Hits and Eight | Walks But Rainiers Emerge Winner (By Associ xal,d Press) Failure to hit in pinches cost | Hollywood a chance to defeat Se- lare still leading the Pacific Coast | League. Hollywood collected 12 hits |and eight walks off John Tate. The | Stars had the bases loaded in the fourth, fifth and sixth innings and twice in the ninth inning but could only collect two runs. Seattle put on a big push in the seventh inning scoring four runs. | Portland fell apart |after two defeats on Thursday and the parade of the Oakland bunch | |was featured by three home runs Oakland battered three pitchers giving Portland the sixth consecu- tive defeat. Los Angeles had 13 hits last night, Lefty Al Olson from the mound in the seventh inning. Novikoff got his sventeenth home run of the season. Sacramento defeated San Fran- cisco last night in a close game although outhit 7 to 6 and despite three Sacramento errors. GAMES FRIDAY Pacific Coast League Hollywood 2; Seattle 6. | Oakland 18; Portland 2. Sacramento 4; San Francisco 3. San Diego 5; Los Angeles 8. National League No games played. American League No games played. Gastineau Channel League Douglas 3; Moose 1. STANDING OF THE CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pct. Seattle 33 24 579 Oakland 35 28 556 San Diego - 31 29 517 Hollywood .33 Y31 508 San Francisco 30 30 .500 Sacramento 30 33 476 Los Aneles 29 31 AT5 Portland 35 .386 National Le:ne Won Lost Pct. Cincinnati 25 10 14 Brooklyn 21 10 677 CROSSETT SHOES JUST ARRIVED! Joe Kelly, Haberdasher Next to Winter & Pond MacLean Mefal Works | South Seward St. AIR CONDITIONING and OIL BURNERS SHEET METAL WORK ; & FINE ‘Watch and Jewelry Repairing at very reasonable rates PAUL BLOEDHORN I S. FRANKLIN STREET L Smmmmemensee s ) son's blase’ catch of Erskine’s po- | Wer- | didn't break the window but might | Box Score DOUGLAS ABRHPOAE Roller, 2b. 4.0°0..L.9 % Manning, 3b. §.1°0:0 359 Erskine, p. 300040 Rustad, ss. C R T T Lo Jensen, 1f. 302000 Odell. c. 3003800 Andrews, 1b. i st G B R} Bell, rf 800 1 0. Niemi, cf. 300410 Totals 25 3 .422 7 2 MOOSE ABRHPO AE Lawson, cf. 300000 Blake, c. SRV R 149 3chmitz, F.,"2b. A I 08 g | 3now, 1b. 21011°0°0 Johnson, p. 300131 Werner, 3b. 3001 % 0 Martin, If. - P il O S A 1 harek, rf. RS R R R 1) Schmitz, J., ss. 2000 40 Totals 23 1 12111 3 Summary Bases on balls: Erskine 1, John- on 2; two-base hits: Martin 1; home ‘uns: Rustad 1, Andrews 1; left on wild | strikeouts: | ~ OVER RUNS }aule last night and the Rainiers| last night |, | | | | MAMMA KNOWS BEST-If young Glenna Vare, 6, only follows the advice of her mother, Mrs, there'll be another Vare golf champion someday. Tl‘r‘ six-#2 winner of women’s national title now li-~ slenna Collett Vare | New York 1 12 613 Chicago i 1 00| DYERTO INTERVIEW Philadelphia 12 18 400 . Lous I % | SITKA JOB SEEKERS Boston 11 19 367 Pittsburgh 9 21 300 | HERE DURI"G jUNE American League Robert L. Dyer, personnel manager Won Lost Pct. |for Seims Drave Puget Sound, will Boston 22 10 68| be available for interviews with Cleveland 23 13 ‘639 | prospective applicants for positions Detroit 2 15 571at the Naval Air Station project, New York 17 18 486 Sitka, Alaska, approximately June Chivago 16 21 ‘432 13, 14 and 15 at the offices of the Washington 16 22 421 Alaska Territorial Employment Ser- St. Louis 14 21 400 | Vice, Juneau, Alaska. Philadelphia 13 2 3g2' Information as to the exact dates Gastineau Channel League {may be obtained later from the Al- Won Lost Pet. ]nxlm Territorial Employment Ser- | Moose 5 2 14 | Vice. | Douglas 5 3 bz, > S R = - WDFERNANDEZGONG —e- the westward, Miss Ethel the shop, for the last year, main through the summer. chorage, Palmer returned on the Barpnof. judgment and order of DELIN To Whom Assessed Sam Elstead Chas. Penn To Whom Assessed Frank Doelger Sam Elstead James Gillen Estate Lloyd G. Hill Robert Johnson. Nick Kobak Jas. McCloskey Estate Chas. Penn Al Nordstrom Dalmacie Mercado Jennie Solberg, Andrew Brensdal a Harry G. Dickerson Frank Doelger . Sam Elstead ... Jas. Gillen Estate Jalmar Goranson Mary Goss Acton Robert Johnson . Ashenbrenner .. | Ashenbrenner .. ‘ Nick Kobak . | Agnes McCloskey, Sam Rosen- | berg Estate Jas. McCloskey Est.ate ‘Vaso Nickinovich . Chas. Penn | Al Nordstrom . To Whom A-ened | Walter Bindsei]’.. lHurrV G, Dickerson To Whom Assessed MISS POWELL BACK FROM VACATION TRIP WEST | ‘Back in Juneau from a trip to | returned on the Baronof Friday. | Miss Powell, who has been on the staff of the Royal Beauty Salon as- siting Anne Early Smith, owner of will re- | turn to the Royal Monday and re- On her trip west, Miss ‘Powell left Juneau on the Alaska, visiting An- and Seward and Also at the Royal is Miss Flo Nor- man who recently joined the local <hup after woka" in Holl\v\om ll_,l) T0 PIRATES FROM PORTLAND BEAVERS PORTLAND, Ore., June Deadly-eyed ball player lemnd" )t the Beavers has been traded to! ‘he Pittsburgh Pirates. In return for Fernandez, the Pirates gave pitcher Ray Harrell, rookie catcher Joe Schultz and an undisclosed um of money. Fernandez will report to Pitts-| surgh as soon as Schultz joins the sortland team. Fernandez is hitting 333 for Portland this season. Powell Notice of Delmqnent Taxes on Real Properly in ihe City of Jnneau, Maska TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE is hereby given that the for the years 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938, and 1939, has b the Office of the City Clerk, and that same wil Division No. 1, at Juneau, Alaska, on the 25th day of sale of said Real Property to est and accruing costs as herein stated. The following lists show the trac and Accruing Costs thereon, and to whom assessed: VT TAX ROLL OF REAL PROPERTY FOR YEAR 1934, DEL Delinquent Tax Roll of Real Proj f June, 1940, or as soon satisfy the amounts Description of Property perty for the City of Juneau, Alaska, sen completed and is now open for public inspection at 11 be presented to thg District Court for the Territory of Alaska, thereafter as a hearing can be had, for {s as shown by said Delinquent Tax Roll, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1940. EVERGREENBOWL | - TOOPENMONDAY | - SAYS DIRECTOR 'Instruction Classes, Sports, | and Activities Start | Second Week f Juneaws recreational center for| both children and adults, Evergreen | Bowl, will be officially opened for | the summer next Monday according to Harold F. Roth, Juneau school | instructor and director of the Bowl, | Regular classes in woodwork, | swimming, life saving, tennis, golf, | basketball and other activities are |not to be started until the begin- ning of the following week, how- ever, said Roth. The major por-| | tion of the first week is to be used | |in getting the bow! ready for the| summer’s activities. Director Roth wishes to call at- tention to the rule that the tennis courts are to be reserved exclusively for adults from noon Saturday un- | til Monday morning at 8 o'clock, and | | that the time ruling pertains r,o ‘hohdays also. Younger tennis fans | may use the courts during this re-| | served time if there are no adults ‘dcsmng to use them. | “A large number of persons have | been using the tennis courts during il.lu- fine weather we have enjoyed so far this summer,” said Roth.| “And on many of the days a large | number of persons had to leave dis- ‘appointed because the present facili- ies are not adequate for the in- | ereasing number of tennis fans. Dur- | ing teurnament’ time reservations for | the courts may be made at the rec- | reational office at the bowl.” The recreational director said the telephone company again of-| | fered (o donate a telephone for the recreation center. B.P. W. CLUB MEETS MONDAY A business i.ceung and luncheon | will be held Monday noon in th Iris Rocm of the Baranof Hotel by the Business and Professional Wo- | mn's Club and all members are asked | to attend. | Reservations may be made by call- mg 547 before Monday. -s Improvemem Club - Meets Wednesday There will be a meeting of the Glacier Highway Improvement Club Wedhesddv afternoon at the home rs. Paul Hudon and all mem- \ben are invited to be present. | A dessert-luncheon will be served | |at 1:30 oclock, with a business ses- ,sion to follow. - --o - MRS. MORGAN RETURNING Mrs. Thomas A. Morgan is a pas- senger aboard the North Sea return- ing to Juncau after a visit of several | weeks in Seattle and Portland. B The Daily Alaska Empire has the |largest paid circulation of any | Alaska newwaper | | | | | | due on the same for the taxes, inter- the amounts of Tax, Interest, INQUENT FROM SEPT. 15TH, 1934, Foundation and Cabin, West 12th St. Block 114, Lot 6 S.W. % Lot Only DELINQUENT TAX ROLL OF REAL PROPERTY FOR YEAR 1335 DELINQ Iu‘wr-nptwn ol Property Foundation and Cabin, No, Side llth SL Foundation and Cabin, No. Side 12th St. Lot 5, Block 104, Lot Only Lot 4, Block 31 i Lot 3, Block 31 and Cabin—Balance Lot 8, Block 105, Lot Only—Balance i Interest in Lots 5, 6, 9, 10, Blocks 2 P. C. Ad(hnnn S. W. % Lot Only, Lot 6, Block 114 . .Fonndallon and Bldg., West 9th St. DELINQUENT TAX ROLL OF REAL jF;:;ndalion and Bldg., Jack Westfall, . W. Harris . Foundation and Description of Property So. side 8th St. _Foundation and Bldg., West side 9th St. _Waterfront and Foundation, Will. Ave. _Foundation and Cabin, No. Side 12th St. Foundation and Cabin, No. Side 12th St. ... Lot 5, Block 104 Foundation and Bldg., So. side 9th'St. Lots 5 and 6, Block 115 Apts., So. side lnh St. Lot 3, Block 31 and Cabin Winifred Jones, Bertha Me- Laughlin, Olga and Karl w4 Cabins, Rear 7, opposite Block C, Bay side of Willoughby Ave.—Balance Winifred Jones, Bertha Mc- Laughlin, Olga and Karl - .....Foundation and 6 Cabins, opposite Block C, Bay side of Willoughby Ave. Lot 8, Block 105, Lot Only Lot 8, Block 14 S. E. % Lot and Bldg. 1 Interest in Lots 5, 6. 9, 10, Block 2 _Block 2, Lot 8, N. E. 60 ft. Lot 6, Block 114, S. W. %2, Lot Only Foundation anfl Cabin, No. Side 9th St. ‘DELINQUEY\T TAX.ROLL OF REAL PROPERTY FOR YEAR 1937, DELI} QUENT FROM SEPT. 15TH, 1937. | Description of Property Lot 5, Block 13, Lot and Bldg.—Balance . PROPERTY FOR YEAR 1936, DELINQUENT FROM SEPT. 15TH, 1936, Waterfront and Foundation, Willoughby Ave. Accruing Tax Interest Costs Total $ 720 $522 $124 $ 1366 540 368 91 9.99 UENT FROM SEPT. 15TH, 1935, Tax 3 540 $302 § 84 $ 7.20 4.03 112 12.35 270 151 42 4.63 9.00 5.03 1.40 1543 48 03 05 .56 10.00 5.60 1.56 17.16 1800 10.08 281 30.89 540 3.03 84 9.21 540 3.03 84 9.27 Accruing TIX Interest (Anlx Total 630 2m 90 097 10.80 4.75 1.56 17.11 720 316 104 1140 540 237 18 8.55 720 3.16 1.03 11.39 2.70 119 .39 4.28 4.50 1.98 65 713 3.60 1.59 52 5.71 18.00 7.92 2.59 28.51 3.60 1.59 52 5.71 2.90 67 .36 3.93 3600 1584 518 57.02 1.80 19 26 285 13.50 5.94 194 21.38 18.00 7.92 259 28.51 58.50 25.74 842 92.66 540 2317 8 8.55 540 2317 8 8.55 | Accruing | Tax Interest Costs 'l'ohl | 11.63 1.03 126 13.92 720 .230 95 1045 |John J Woodard Frank Doelger .Foundation and Cabin, No. side 12th St. 540 1.73 |Sam Elstead .Foundation and Cabin, No. side 12th St. 7.20 2.30 Mrs. Gus Erickson, Est ...Lot 8, Block 2, Lot Only 1.80 58 Jalmar Goranson ....Foundation and Bldg., So. side 9th St. 450 144 Mary Goss Acton _..Lots 5 and 6, Block 115 360 1.16 Jack Westfall, F. W. Harris ... Foundation and Apts., So. side 11th St. 18.00 5.16 W. John Harris Lot 2, Block 6, Lot and Bldg.—Balance 5.64 Angar Haveland Lot 6, Block 104, Lot and Bldg 7.20 2.30 Lloyd G. Hill . Lot 4, Block 31 9.00 288 John T. Johnson Foundation and Bldg., No. side 9th 9.00 2.88 Robert Johnson ...Lot 3, Block 31 and Cabin 3.60 115 Winifred Jones, Bertha Mc- Laughlin, Olga and Karl Ashenbrenner _Foundation and 4 Cabins, Bay Side, Will Ave. 3240 10.36 427 47.03 Winifred Jones, Bertha Mc- Laughlin, Olga and Karl Ashenbrenner Foundation and 5 Cabins, rear Bay side Wil- loughby Ave. opp Block C 36.00 11.52 4.78 52.27 Winifred Jones, Bertha Mc- Laughlin, Olga and Karl Ashenbrenner Foundation and 6 Cabins, Bay side, Wil- loughby Ave. opp. Block 6 36.00 11.52 4.75 62.27 Nick Kobak Lot 8, Block 105, Lot Only 1.80 59 24 262 Jas. McCloskey Estate 1, Int. in Lots 5, 6; 9, 10, Block 2 5.40 173 mn .84 J. E. Nelson Lots 7 and 8, Block 101, Lots and Bldg.—Bal 5.30 15 .54 5.99 Vaso Nickinovich .Lot 8, Block 2 N. E. 60 ft. . 1.80 .58 24 262 Chas. Penn - Lot 6, Block 114, 8. W. ' Lot Only 540 173 it 7.84 John J. Woodard Foundation and Cabin, No side Tth St 3.60 115 A1 5.22 QUENT TAX ROLL OF REAL PROPERTY FOR YEAR 1938, DELINQUENT FROM SEPT. 15TH, 1938, i Accruing To Whom Assessed Description of Property Tax Interest Costs Total Doris Bailey “Arcade Property” So. Frsnklin bt $270.00 $54.00 $32.40 $ 356.40 Vita Rardi Lot and Cabin, So. side Tth St. 2.70 54 32 3.56 J. P. Berry Lot 3, Block 14. Lot Only 12.60 2.52 151 16.63 John Beukers Lot 8, Block 3, Lot and Bldg. 540 1.08 85 713 | Walter Bindseil Lot 10, Block 210, Lot Only 7.20 144 86 9.50 Walter Bindseil Lot 5, Block 13, Lot and Bldg. 126.00 25.20 15.12 166.32 Ole Brensdal Tot and Cabin, So. side 7th 8t., 3.60 a2 A3 475 Harry G. Dickerson Waterfront and Foundation, Willoughby Ave. 720 144 sg 9.50 Frank Doelger Foundation and Cabin, No. side 12th St. 540 1.08 65 713 <am FElstead Foundation and Cabin, No. side 12th St. 720 144 86 9.50 Mrs. Gus Erickson, Estate Lot 8, Block 2, P. C. Addition 1.80° .36 21 237 Jalmar Goranson Foundation and Bldg., So. side 9th St. 4.50 90 54 594 Mary Goss Acton Lots 5 and 6, Block 115, Lots Only 3.60 2 43 4.7 Angar Haveland Lot 6, Block 104, Lot and Bldg. 7.20 144 .86 9.50 W, John Harrls Lot 2, Block 6, Lot and Bldg . 27.00 540 324 35.64 Lloyd G. Hill Lot 4, Block 31, Lot Only 9.00 1.80 1.08 11.88 L. E. Hughes Foundation and Bldg., No. side oth St. 9.00 1.80 1.08 11.88 Ralph Jameson Lot and Cabin, So. side Tth St. 540 1.08 85 713 Mrs. Chief Johnson Lot and Cabin, No. side 7th St. 4.50 90 54 5.94 John T. Johnson Foundation and Bldg.,, No. side 9th St 9.00 1.80 1.08 11.88 Robert Johnson Block 3, Lot 31, Lot and Cabin 3.60 2 A3 475 Nick Kobak Lot 8, Block 105, Lot Only 1.80 .36 22 238 Jas. McCloskey, Est. 14 Int. Lots 5, 6, 9, 10, Blocks 2 P. C. Addn. 540 1.08 65 .13 Winifred Jones, Bertha Mc- Laughlin, Ogla and Karl Ashenbrenner Foundation and 4 Cabins, Bay side Wil- loughby Ave. opp. Block C 3240 6.48 3.89 42717 Winifred Jones, Bertha Mc- . Laughlin, Ogla and Karl i R R 5| T ..Foundation an Jabins, rear illoughby A Avé. opp. Block C. 36.00 .20 432 4152 Winifred Jones, Bertha Mc- Laughlin, Ogla and Karl Ashenbrenner Foundation. and 6 Cabins, Willoughby Ave., opposite Block C 36.00 7.20 4757 J. E. Nelson Lots 5 and 6, Block 101, Lots Only 540 1.08 713 J. E. Nelson Lots 7 and 8, Block 101, Lots and Bldg. 27 5.40 3564 Vaso Nickinovich tot 8, Block 2, N. E. 60 fl P. C. Addn. 14 .36 Z,:!fi Chas. Penn Lot 6, Block 114, 8. W. Lot Only 540 1.08 T3 Henry Bjork .. Foundation and Bldg., No side 12th St. 9.00 1.80 11.88 !‘oundauun nnd Onbln Nn side 1th 8t. 3.00 2 4‘15 | DELINQUENT TAX ROLL OF REAL PROPERTY FOR YEAIE 1939, DELINQUENT FROM SEPT. 15TH, ms Accruing To Whom Assessed Dmrlpllon of kruperlv Tax Intere:l Costs’ Total IWmlh'ed Jones, Bertha Mc- Laughlip, Olga and Karl ‘Ashenbrenner F‘oundahon and Cabins, Bay side Willoughby | . Ay Ave, (4 cabins) $2700 $216 §292 $ 3208 Winifred Jones, Bertha Mc- faughlin, Olga and Karl Aslienbrenner _Foundation ahd Cabins, Bay side Willoughby Ave. 5 cabins) 36.00 2.88 389 42m wlxuhed Jones Bertha Mc- Laughlin, Olga and Karl Ashcnbrénuer _Foundation and Cabins, Bny side Willoughby Ave. (6 cabins) 5.00 3.60 4386 53.46 Mary QnsszcLon .. Tots 5, 6, Block 115 . 3.60 20 .39 4.28 | Osear W. Ashby Lot 8, "Block. 6, and Bldn ¥ 18.00 144 194 21.38 Karl' Ashénbrenner . _.Opp. Block D, Foundation and 2 Bldgs. 63.00 5.04 6.80. 74.84 Lauis C. Baggen So. side 8th, Foundation lqd Bldg.—Bal. 7.20 14 13 8.07 Doris Bailey _Arcade property 27000 2160 2916 320.76 Vito Bardi So. side of 7th St., Lot ahd Cabin 6.30 .50 68 148 Clara S. Barlow _East side wmouahbv Ave,, Lot and Bldg. 63.00 5.04 6.80 74.8¢ Frank Barnreiter ‘South side Willoughby Ave., near Gold Creek and 60 ft. S. 8. of Will. Ave. . 602 6.02 J. P. Berry ...Block 14, Lot 3, Lot Only . 12.60 101 136 1497 Art Berthold _Foundation and Cabin, West 9th 8t. 10.80 .86 117 12.83 John Beukers _Block 3, Lot 8, and Bldg. . 13.50 1.08 146 16.04 Walter Bindseil Block 13, Lot 5 and Bldg. . 135.00 10.80 14.58 160.38 Walter Bindseil _Block 210, Lot 10, Lot Only ... 9.00 12 97 10.68 Wm. Bjorke _West 7th St., Foundation and Bldg. 540 A3 58 6.41 Sidney A. Brannin .N. side of 12th St., Lot and Cabin 1170 93 1.26 13.89 Ole Brensdal ..S. side 7th, Lot and Cabin ... 4.50 .36 49 5.35 Lila B. Carpenter Block 8, Lot 7 and Bldg- —Bahnce 36.00 72 367 40.39 Alex Daroff .....Block 3, Lot 3, Lot Only . 54.00 432 583 M.l‘ Mrs. Peter Dick .8th St., 2 houses x . 10.80 86 117 1283 Harry G. Dickerson wlllnughby Ave., Waterfront and Foundation 7.20 87 8 455 Frank Doelger N. side 12th, Foundation and Cabin .72 57 8 8. Sam Elstead . side 12th, Poundation and Bldg. 9.00 2 E 10 Mrs .Gus Erickson, Est. ... lock 2, Lot 8 and Bldg. ... 1.80 14 19 213 Jalmar Goranson . So. side 9th, Foundation and Bldx 4.60 .36 49 .35 W. John Harris _.Block 6, Lot 2, and Bldg. o 27.00 2.16 291 .07 Angar Haveland Block 104, Lot 8, and Bldg. 9.00 a2 E 10,69 Wm. Hawkins ... 8. side 7th, Lot and Cabin 630 50 68 748 Mrs. Anna Hegstad "Block 3, Lots 8 and 11 and Fract. of 10 and § House . 2675 147 282 31 Lloyd G. Hill Block 31, Lot 4, Lot Only 9.00 12 97 10 H. M. Hollmann Block 216, Lot 1 and Bldg. 90.00 .20 9.12 106. Wm. Howard S. 8th St., Foundation and Cabin 540 43 58 641 L. E. Hughes No. side 9th., Foundation and Bldg. 10.80 46 117 1283 Joe Hustes ... ...W. th St., Foundation and Cabin 540 43 58 6.41 Ralph Jameson ... ....80. side Tth, Lot and Cabin 6.30 50 68 748 Mrs, Chief Johnson No. side 7th, Let and Cabin 4.50 36 A8 5.34 John T, Johnson ..Foundation and Bldg., No. side 9th. Bl 13.50 1.08 140 16.07 Robert Johnson Block 31, Lot 3 and Cabin "3.60 29 39 428 Karl Karlson No side 9th, Foundation and Bldg. 120 58 a8 8.56 Nick Kobak Block 105, Lot 8 (% Lot) 1.80 14 19 213 John Lawson .So. side 11th, shed and Ioundltlon 4.50 36 .48 534 J. C. Lund’ Block 113, Lot 4 and Bldgs. 59.40 475 6.41 .56 J. C. Lund Block 113, Lot 3 and Bldg. 33.30 266 3. .55 Alfred Lundstrom . ock 213, Lot 1, and Fract. of Lot 2and Bldln 58,50 468 631 69.40 David Mahlum . . side 8th, Lot and Bldg. ... 15.30 l.? 1.65 18.17 Fred Mattson, Estate Bbck 3, Lot 8, P. C. Addition .. 1 A4 19 213 Delmatio Meréado side 8th, Lot and Bldg. 12 100 136 1496 Elsle Jones, Mabel Woods fock B, Lot 3 104 86 117 1283 James McCloskey, Est. ‘Block 2, Lots 5-6-9-10, % Interest 5. 43 .58 841 J. E. Nelson Block 101, Lots 5, 6, 7, 8, Lot and Bldg. 40. 324 437 48.11 Vaso Nickinovich ‘Block 2, Lot 8 180 14 19 213 Al Nordstrom No. side 9th, Foundation and Cabin—Balance 840 40 E 9.35 Tom Paddock So. 8th St., Lot and House 7.20 .58 .18 8.56 L. A. Palmer, Estate Block 2, Lots 1, 2, 3 | 225,00 1800 24.90 267.30 L. A. Palmer, Estate Block 8, Lot 7 - 2700 2.16 291 32.00 L. A, Palmer, Estate .Block 12 Lots 6, 7, and Bldl % 18.00 144 1.94 2138 L. A. Palmer, Estate .....Block 20, Lots 3, 4, Fract. Lots and 3ldl 117.00 9.36 1263 13899 L. A. Palmer, Estate ...Block 20, Lot 6 and Bldg. * 72.00 5.76 777 85.53 L. A. Palmer, Estate .Block H, Lots 1, 2, 4—Bal. due 28.50 6.82 353 3885 L. A, Palmer, Estate Block H, Lots 1, 2, 4 ....ccooorncnanes 4.50 36 E ] $.34 L. A. Palmer, Estate ..Occidental Annex 180.00 1440 19.44 213.84 Charles Penn lock 114, Lot 6 540 43 .58 841 Lizzie Peterson .No. side 7th, Lot and Bldz 7.20 58 18 8.56 Margaret Roden Block 11, Lot 8 and 3 Bldgs. —B‘l-nce 48.05 96 4.90 53.91 Jack Romig .. W. 7th St., Lot .. 540 43 .58 641 J. M. Saloum ‘Block 107, Lot 5 and House—Balance 2.94 05 29 328 Eli Tanner .So. Franklin, Lot and Bldg.—Balance 72.00 144 7.34 80.78 T. C. Thomsen lock 209, Lot 1, and Bldg. 31.30 410 5.54 40.94 J. D. Van Atta lock 1, Lots 18, 19 15.27 .66 159 17.52 Jack Westfall .So. side 11th, Foundation and Apts. 18.00 144 1.94 2138 Grace Wickersham - Block 18, Lot 5 and Bldg. 162.00 12.96 1749 1924 James Wickersham, Est. Block 28, Lots 7, 8, and Bldg. 171.00 13.68 1846 203.; John J. Woodard . side 7th, Foundation and Cabin 450 36 48 5.34 TOTAL $5.014.94 THIS IS TO CERTIFY that the foregoing Tax Rolls are true, correct and complete statements of De- linquent Taxes owed the City of Juneau, Alaska, for the years 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938, and 1939, as appears on the records in the Office of the City Clerk, and that the same is open for examination by any person interested IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereynto set my hand and affixed the Official Seal of the City of Juneau, Alaska, this 25th day of May, 1940. (SEAL OF CITY OF JUNEAU, ALASKA) H. J. TURNER, City Clerk, - To he puhlhhed May 25, June 1, June 8, and June 15, 1940 4 &