The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-08

AulHllllSlAdOlOIi IOtS SuldtiOll ., NoS CIR, Part 8305) and regulations governing the disposal of surplus real property by the Bureau of Land Management (32 CTR, Part 9000), the following property which has been declared surplus by the Government and which is located 1t Excursion Inlet, Alaska, sixty five (65) miles northwest of Ju- neau, Alaska: EXCURSION INLET PROJECT. lnis property. which consists of one parcel of land con- taining approximately 115 acres, is subject to certain rigntS-of- way. The land has the following inn provements upon or used in connec- tion with it: Two (2) Administra- tive Buildings; Two CD Headquart- CTS Buildings; One CD Dispensary Building; One CD Post Office Building; One CD Transit Shed; One CD Cold Storage Warehouse
 One CD Dock; One CD Reservior; Five t5) small structores. The land involved is identified as all of that area within the boundary line shown on a map of the area, ob- | tainable at the Project Representa- tives office and described as fol- lows: Beginning at point (A) on the East bank of Excursion Inlet 400 CO., due West from Corner MIG. USS227, thence East approxi- mately 3600' %" to point (B), thence South approximately 1900 coz to point co, thence South 330 west approximately 750' 00' to point (D), thence West approximately 450' co" to point (E), thence North 51' West approximately 800 %" to points (F & O thence South 59' West approximately 1050' 00v to point (HD then North 33 West ap- proximately 2200' O0' along the MIG. of Excursion Inlet to Point (A). General Conditions. This property, which has been classified as agri- cultural land, will be sold as one unit for cash and is subject to cer- ,ain easements and rights-ofw way for public highways, streets and pipe lines, details of which may be obtained from the office of the pro- ject representative hereinafter des- ignated Terms and Conditions of Sale and all necessary information concerning the property ana the method of exercising priorities and submitting offers will be available on and after November 27, 1946, from the surplus real property pro- ject representative, MT. Lowell M. Puckett, at the office of the De- partment of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, Federal Building, Anchorage, Alaska. Office hours are from 8:30 am. to 500 pm. Mondays through Fridays. Priorities. The property is subject to the following priorities in the order indicated. l. Federal Govern ment agencies. 2. Reconstruction Finance Corporation for resale to 1rlall business. 3. State and local governments. A. Veterans of World War II and spouse and children of deceased serviceman. 5. Non- profit institutions. Priority Period Maximum Price Priority Offers. The time for exercising priorities shall be a periSo cf % days com meneing at I0]J a.m on Aovem- ! Der q, lee6, at.d enGins as lo.01 am. cn February 25. le47, except lbas tAe Hrs. snees plionties set iorjh adore snail end after the l.-ss tsn saays. Tn order to protect ais priority rights in this property, priority holder must file at the address and within priority per- jed named above, written offer to Duy the property at the maximum price applicable thereto for h4s pri- ority. Each such offer shall be marked Maximum Price Priority Offer, Excursion Inlet Project" Filing Other Offers. During the same period named above offers by priority holders at less than the maximum price referred to above, and offers which are not based on priority claims, will also be receiv- ed. These must be sealed and marked on the outside Sealed Off, fer, Excursion Inlet Project" Earn est Money. All offers must be ac- companied by United States post al money order cr check certified by bank, or cashiers check is- sued by a bank, for 10so of the amount of the offer, payable to the Treasurer of the United States, for deposit as earnest money, except that Federal Government agencies and State and local governments and instrumentalities may make their offers without such deposit. All deposits of earnest money by unsuccessful bidders will be return ed. Bidders are warned against violating Section 59 of the U. S.. Criminal Code prohibiting unlawful combination or intimidation of bid ders. The right is reserved to waive technical defects and to reject any and all bids.
 (Signed) FRED w. JOHNSON,
 Acting Director.