The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-17

THE DEPARTMENT OF THE
 INTERIOR, GENERAL LAND OF
 FICE, hereby gives notice that it
 now has available for disposal under
 the Surplus Property Act of 1944, as
 amended and Regulation 5 of the
 Surplus Property Administrator, the following real property, all acquired by the United. States since December
 31, 1889, classified as residential land: SKAGWAY HOSPITAL
 PROJECT. All of Lots three (3), fcur (4), five (5) and six (6), in
 Block five (5), Townsite of the Town
 of Skagway, Alaska, according to the
 survey and Plat thereof made by
 Hill and Wettrick, surveyors, and ! approved by the trustee of the
 Townsite on April 29, 1909, together
 with any and all interest in and to
 any alleys, streets, ways, strips or
 gores abutting or adjoining the
 premises, and being the identical property described in the deed from
 J. N Roche to Virginia Suffecool dated June 13, 1922, and recorded in Volume 10, Page AIS, of the Ter
 ritorial District Records, District
 One, Skagway, Alaska; excepting all
 rights in the land described which, | under the terms of the patent there
 for or other original grant thereof from the United States, were d. ready vested in the United States immediately prior to the acquisition If the land by the United States
 from the last former owner. The improvements on the property :n-
 clude a 11s story Groom frame
 dwelling and 1-story addition
 thereto erected by the Government
 approximately 20' 84, and IF
 story g. car garage with servants
 quarters. Terms and conditions of
 sale and all necessary information
 concerning the property and the
 method of exercising priorities and
 submitting offers will be available
 on or after April 6, l946 from the
 surplus real property disposal of
 ficer, George A. Parks, at the office
 of the Department of the Interior,
 General Land Office, Territorial
 Building, Juneau, Alaska office
 hours are from 800 am. to 500 pm.
 PRIORITIES. The property is sub
 ject to the following priorities in the order indicated as provided in SPA
 Regulation 5, section e3GJ1I: Gov
 rnment agencies. State and local
 governments. Former owner taking identical tract. Tenant of former owner. Former owner taking sub stitute track. Veterans and spouse and children of deceased ssrvice- man. Nonprofit institutions. PRIOR I1Y PERIOD: MAXIMUM PRICE | PRIORITY OFFERS. The time for exercising priorities shall be period 1 of 90 days commencing at 10 a. m. ! on March 6, l946 and ending at 10 i a. m on June 5, 194S. In order to | secure full protection of his priority [ 1 prority holder must file, at the ad- | dress and within the priority period named above, a written offer to buy the parcel at the maximum price applicable thereto for his priority. Each such offer shall be marked Maximum price priority offer" FILING OTHER OFFERS. During the same period named above offers { by priority holders at less than the maximum price referred to above, 2 and offers which are not based on | priority claims, will also be received. These must be sealed, marked on < the outside Sealed Offer, Skagway E Hospital Project" EAR NEST MONEY. Each offer must be ac- companied by United States postal \ money order or a check certified by a bank, CT cashiers check issued by a bank. for 10% of the amount l of the offer, payable to the Treas urer of the United States, for de- posit as earnest money, except that [ Federal Government agencies and ! state and local governments and in may make their of i fers without earnest money deposit All deposits of earnest money by unsuccessful offerors will be return ed Offerors are warned against vio- lsting Section 59 US. Criminal Code prohibiting unlawful combination or intimidation of bidders. The right is reserved to waive technical defects. Fred w. Johnson, Commissioner.
 First publication. March 13, 1946.
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