anaheim-gazette 1889-03-07

The Weekly Gazette. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY. Henry Knackel, Charles Knackel, Kenton and Parrishona. THURSDAY. MARCH 7, 1856. Is, as seems probable at present, the county is to be divided, Anaheim will sever with the city of Los Angeles a partnership arrangement dating back to the year 1857. In that year the settlement was in generous course of reclamation from the cactus patch, and a year or two after came the real occupation. In those days the pueblo was regarded as a city of some importance, but an intimate acquaintance between the two places did not ripen log many years thereafter. We did business principally with San Francisco, by way of Wilmington, a steamer making the trip every ten days or so. In later years our residents never lost sight of their love for the metropolis of the north, but gradually the pioneer colony became more and more walded to the City of the Angels, until at present, with abundant railroad communication between the two cities, our business and social relations are such that the thought of separation comes like something in the nature of a rule awakening. In those days, however, came also to the citizens of the rapidly growing colony of the south the thought of county division, and several times our people knocked at the doors of our legislative halls for admission as a county But the angelicity's love for us was strong enough each time to encompass our defeat, and it has been left to our vigorous neighbor to the south of us to accomplish that which, through repeated efforts and failures to obtain our part, we had well high given up as a thing of the past. In the matter of county division, mereover, many of our residents would have favored dismemberment had the dividing line been placed say at New river, or on some other line north of Coyote creek. The new county is quite respectable among its sisters of the Golden State. With millions of taxable wealth and a population aggregating probably fifteen thousand, it is perhaps perfectly capable of taking care of itself. In severing ourselves from Los Angeles, the imperial city of the south, we cannot but wish it ever continue in the lines of its precious growth, and that its prosperity may ever remain as at present, one of unexampled magnificence. It is impossible for us, also, to concede to the citizens of Santa Ana their just need of praise for their indomitable perseverance in the struggle only, instead of pieces of glass we are swallowed by an enormous coating of atmosphere. When we are on the earth's surface we are, as it were, inside the greenhouse, and we benefit by the interposition of the atmosphere and then we suffer from the cold. If we could imagine the earth to be stripped of its coat of air, then eternal front would reign over the whole earth as well as on the top of the mountains. Is the New York Sun of February 24th a correspondent asks, "Where can I find an account of the life of Amberia G. Bierner?" and the intelligent editor answers, "We do not know: the only Bierne we ever heard of was W. H., otherwise known as 'Dad Grille,' who wrote sketches for a San Francisco paper." Mr. Bierne will probably appreciate the remark of Horace Greeley about the alarming increase of mose-colored jackets who answer correspondents in the daily newspapers—or something of the sort. And virtue is only triumphant in theatrical performances. The Los Angeles Times, ever upon the alert for the ridiculous, plausively pipes: It is said that the county divisions bill has obtained great strength in the Senate, and it looks as if it would pass. The opponents of the bill must wake up, if they want to defeat it. This, when the bill had already passed its second reading in the Senate, and that unanimously, is grim humor indeed. NEWS IN BRIEF. Coyote concerts are all the rage in Burbank. The Postmaster at Santa Paula has sent in his resignation. The public debt increased $6,343,345 during February. Collectors of Customs Hallar of San Francisco has sent his resignation to the President. The managers of the San Bernardino Citrus Fair had a jolly good time and wound up with $500 surplus in the treasury. Nearly all the pepper trees that were planted for shade in the streets of Burbank have been killed by gophers. A block of wild gorse settled on a forty-acre wheat field near Willows, one day last week, and picked it clean in two hours. Mrs. Casterone tried to smuggle 14 pounds of opium into Port Townsend last week, but she was searched, and the contraband stuff was found in her bustle. Water for city purposes was introduced into Merced Thursday night from Yosemite Lake through a line of pipes seven miles long with a pressure of eighty feet. BUSINESS BRIDGE On to A. T. Wallop for business junction. Attention is called to this and is accompanied by a sympathetic reply from A. T. Wallop for business junction. On to A. T. Wallop for business junction. NEW ADVERTISING OTTERLY HEALPLING ARTS PROMPTLY. 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OFFICE AT THE POSTSELECTION IN THIS COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, STATE OF CALIFORNIA ANAHEIM COUNTY LOCATION OF principal place of business LOS ANGELES COUNTY, California In severing ourselves from Los Angeles, the imperial city of the south, we cannot but wish it ever to continue in the line of its precious growth, and that its prosperity may ever remain at present, one of unexamined magnificence. It is impossible for us, also, not to concede to the citizens of Santa Ana their past meek of praise for their indomitable perseverance in the struggle which has just been crowned with success. Generally speaking, it is true that whenever our brethren upon the other side of the river set themselves to accomplish anything they want with that rugged tenacity of purpose which will always win in the long run. There is no denying the fact that they have set their hearts upon division, and the manner in which they have successfully worked their project is strikingly similar to the methods ever employed by a people who in fifteen years have reclaimed and established a beautiful thriving and vigorous city from the prairie's waste, and have made their valley to blossom as the rose. In the contest over division we have taken the side of our citizens, who to a man were opposed to the project, but now that we have been unable to defer it, we turn from Los Angeles county to Orange county, and am merely hope our progress, while perhaps destined to be second to that of the older county, may never fail to be generous and lasting. President Harrison was inducted into office on Monday. Never since General Grant reviewed the returning troops at the close of the rebellion there such a vast crowd of people at the national capital. The President's inaugural address is admirable and will meet with favor upon all sides. The following is a brief account of the imposing feature of the day. With wonderful patience the expectant spectators wanted for the procession to day while the inauguration ceremonies were in progress. The rain had abated somewhat and taken the form of a line, driving mist. Despite all the untoward surroundings the crowd preserved and humor. Finally the heads of the great procession turned into Pennsylvania avenue on the march to the White House, an interest ceased in all else. Forty-eight years ago William Henry Harrison on his white horse headed a procession of 4,000 patrons on the same route. At that day Admiral Porter (then a lieutenant) said it was the finest pagan in the world. To day probably 40,000 men were in line to honor the grandson, many of them coming from sections of the country which in 1841 were trackless areas of uninhabited territory. The elements warred upon them, but they held their own bravely. Looking eastward from the Treasury, with the Capitol forming a hazy, yet still background, the sight was inspiring. The broad expanse of avenue glistened beneath the dull sky. Gen. Beaver rode in advance, and his head was uncovered in awkward gesture of the greeting of the great multitude. The long line of troops and militia aid civilians with hammers and guiding flying in the northern wind completely filled the vision. Over all was heard the continuous roar mails by the voices of thousands and thousands of spectators as they sheared the Presidential party or greeted a particularly looking body of people. The managers of the San Bernardino Citrus Fair had a jolly time and wound up with $500 surplus in the treasury. Nearly all the pepper trees that were planted for shade in the streets of Burbank have been killed by gophers. A flock of wild greeks settled on a forty-sure wheat field near Willow, one day last week, and picked it clean in two hours. Mrs. Caterone tried to smuggle 14 pounds of opium into Port Townsend last week, but she was searched, and the contraband stuff was found in her hostle. Water for city purposes was introduced into Merced Thursday night from Yosemite Lake through a line of pipes seven miles long with a pressure of eighty feet. During an experiment Saturday, Edison, the inventor, nearly lost his eyesight. Chemicals on the stove ran over, and his eyes were badly injured. San Luis Obispo is the leading dairying county of California, having produced over three million pounds of butter and more than one million pounds of cheese past year. The Vine Springs Winery at Columbia, Tulahuna county owned by C. F. McPherson, was burned last week with 19,000 gallons of wine. The loss is $30,000, with $10,000 insurance. The Governorship of West Virginia is claimed by three persons, and each was determined to hold the office on Monday. Gen. Goff, Republican candidate, who claims to be elected; Gov. Wilson, whose term has expired, but who claims to hold over, and President Carr of the State Senate, are the parties who will fight it out. David S. Terry, who was released from jail on Saturday night on the expiration of his six months' sentence for contempt of court, was rearrested on Monday four indictments found by the Grand Jury some time ago, the general charges being assault on court officials. Terry secured bondsmen in sums of $2,500 on each indictment, and was again released. A Mrs. Stufford of Elgartown Maas., went to Washington on Monday, having with her first American flag ever used, which was carried in the inaugural procession. The bullet-holes have been patched up and the emblem is one of great value, having an eventful history. Her husband advised her to send it by express, but she would not do so for fear of it being lost, and she will deliver it in person. She has been offered on several occasions over $1,000 for it. The bill before the Arizona Legislature making train robbery a capital crime has become a law and the hope is expressed that California and Texas will pass similar acts. That would tend to make travel much safer over the Southern Pacific, and the example would be likely to spread to other Western States and Territories where train robbery is practiced. Even Mexico is more stringent in her legislation. Those caught in the act these are executed on the spot. It has had a good effect in checking crime. A son of General Sigel, who held a position in the Pension Office in New York City, has been detected in dishonest practices which will permanently disguise him. His father was as noted for his rungged honesty as for his bravery. The incident only serves to emphasize the fact that the virtues of the father do not always descend to the son, and perhaps it points the moral that it is not always a good idea to honor or place confidence in a man simply because his father may have performed distinguished services for his country. A case interesting to pedagogues was decided at Garvanzza, a little town just seat of Los Angeles, a few days ago. Lilian Bowers is a pretty girl who teaches in the public school there. She is young, handsome and sweet to look at, but has a decided sense of the dignity of her position and the progresives of teachers. Willie Krockundall is a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT MARCH 1899, an assessment of Five Dollars was received from the capital stock on October 26, 1899; to R. Marsh Hertzary, on April 26, 1899; to A. Anselm Hertzary, on March 13, 1899; sealed proposals for lowing street work; to be done according to specifications; to wit: That cement sidewalk and cement laid on both sides of Center street west line of Orange street to the east Olive street, except the intersects streets. That cement sidewalk and cement be fashioned on both sides of Center street east line of Lemon street to the east of Citron street, except the intersects streets. The said cement walks and curbing laid according to plans and specific such work on tile in the office of the intendent of Streets of said city. For further particulars reference to said resolution and ordinance No said city. All proposals must be accompanied certified check, payable to the order President of the Board of City Trust an amount not less than ten per cent aggregate of the proposal, and through prescribed by law. Clerk's office, Anaheim Cal., May 1899. MAX NEBERI Clark of the Board of Trustees of Anaheim. Anaheim Improvement Co. Location of principal place of business in Los Angeles county, California. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT MARCH 1899, an assessment of Five Dollars was received from the capital stock on October 26, 1899; to R. Marsh Hertzary, on April 26, 1899; to A. Anselm Hertzary, on March 13, 1899; sealed proposals for lowing street work; to be done according to specifications; to wit: That cement sidewalk and cement be fashioned on both sides of Center street west line of Orange street to the east Olive street; except the intersects streets. The said cement walks and curbing laid according to plans and specific such work on tile in the office of the intendent of Streets of said city. For further particulars reference to said resolution and ordinance No said city. All proposals must be accompanied certified check, payable to the order President of the Board of City Trust an amount not less than ten per cent aggregate of the proposal; and through prescribed by law. Secretary Annalisa Improvement Co. Office In Postoffice Block, Anaheim Cal. Notice to Credit ESTATE OF WALTER A.E.R.BABY DECORATION Notice is hereby given by under ministerate of the estate of Walter A.E.R.Baby decooration at the estate Walter A.E.R.Baby decooration at this location at administrator at Postoffice Block Anaheim Cal. Off at at Postoffice in town ocal county of Los Angeles County State Of California Anaheim March 2 1899. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT MARCH 1899, an assessment of Five Dollars was received from the capital stock on October 26, 1899; to R. Marsh Hertzary, on April 26, 1899; to A. Anselm Hertzary, on March 13, 1899; sealed proposals for lowing street work; to be done according to specifications; to wit: That cement sidewalk and cement be fashioned on both sides of Center street west line of Orange street tothe east Olive street; exceptthe intersects streets. 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The elements warred upon them, but they held their own bravely. Looking eastward from the Treasury, with the Capitol forming a hazy, yet still background, the sight was inspiring. The broad expanse of avenue glistened beneath the dull sky. Gen. Beaver rode in advance, and his head was uncrowded in acknowledgment of the greeting of the great multitude. The long line of troops and militia aid civilians with banners and guards flying in the northern wind completely filled the vision. Over all was heard the continuous roar made by the voices of thousands and thousands of spectators as they shivered the Presidential party or greeted a particularly line seeking body of troops. When the head of the procession reached the Treasury a halt was called and the Presidential party in its own carriages turned off and drove rapidly to the White House. When a heavy luncheon had been taken, the party with the exception of Cleveland, repaired to the reviewing stand, and the President and Vice-President had their first view of the grand pageant in which they had taken so conspicuous a part. When they took places at the front of the stand and they were at once recognized by the crowd gathered beneath them and a mighty shoot rent the air. The stand was elaborately decorated with flags and hunting and presented a pretty picture desnite the rain. It was thronged with ladies in gay costumes and army and navy officers in full uniforms. Many diplomats and prominent officials and their families were scattered in the throng. The review began immediately after the President's arrival and was indeed a beautiful spectacle. President Harrison has sent the following nomination for Cabinet officers: Secretary of State—James O. Blaine of Maine. Secretary of the Treasury—William Windsom of Minnesota. Secretary of War—Redfield Proctor of Vermont. Secretary of the Navy—Benjamin F. Tracy of New York. Secretary of the Interior—John W. Neble of Missouri. Postmaster General—John Wanamaker of Pennsylvania. A busy General—W. H. H. Miller of Indiana. Secretary of Agriculture—Jeremiah Buak of Wisconsin. The Senate immediately confirmed the nominations. An exchange gives the following reason why it is cold in the mountains: Go into a greenhouse on a sunshiny day, and we find the temperature there much hotter than outside. The glass will allow the hot sunbeams to enter, but it refuses to allow them out again with equal freedom, and consequently the temperature rises. Our whole earth is in this way to be likened to a greenhouse, A scrap of Paper Boves Her Life. It was just an ordinary scrap of wrapping paper, but it saved her life. She was in the last stages of consumption, told by physicians that she was incurable and could live only a short time; she weighed less than seventy pounds. On a place of wrapping paper she read of Dr. King's New Discovery, and got a sample bottle; it helped her, she bought a large bottle, it helped her more bought another and grew better fast, continued its use and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 140 pounds. For fall partitions and stamp to W. H. Cole, Draggut, Fort Smith. Trial Rattles of this wonderful Discovery Free at Win. M. Higgin's Drugstore. Fashionable Millinery and Mism. Miss Clara Monkman desires to call the attention of the ladies of Anahiem and wincily to the fact that she has finally received a superb collection of Haiti and latest millinery. Call and ask before proceeding elsewhere. S. S. FEDERMAN'S Announcement! To the Public of Anaheim and Vicinity: I am pleased to inform you that I have removed my place of business into my elegant new store, corner of Los Angeles and Center streets, where I will keep an entire new line of the latest novelties in Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Mens' and Ladies' Furnishing Goods, CLOTHING AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MENS', LADIES' AND CHILDRENS' Boots and Shoes. Trusting everybody will give me a call, I am, most respectfully, S. S. FEDERMAN. A PETITION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERDESIGNED INTENT PRESENTING a petition to the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles county, State of California, on Sunday, the 4th day of March, 1889, requesting the mid Board to organize an irrigation district under the provisions of an act. "To provide for the organization and government of irrigation districts, and to provide for the acquisition of water and related property, and for the distribution of water thereby, for irrigation purposes." Approval March 7, 1889. A copy of which petition is published herewith, and as follows, to wit: To the Honorate, the Board of Supervisors of the county of L. s. Angeles, California: We, the unassigned freshholders owning lands within the proposed irrigation district hereafter described, respectfully petition and show to your Honorable Body... BUSINESS BRIEF. On to A. T. Waller for loan interest and sale. Mission is called to the administration of A. T. Waller. Go to A. T. Waller for loan interest and sale. Go to A. T. Waller for loan interest and sale. Go to A. T. Waller for loan interest and sale. NEW ADVERTISING. ST JACOB'S OIL TRADING REMEDY PAINT IMPLEMENTARY INFORMATION. OTHERLY HELPING AND CURING PROMPTLY. PERMANently. "A little time has passed since we began our business in Anaheim." The business has been ongoing since January 2015. Sold by Draggins and Dealers Everywhere. THE CHARLES A. VONKLER CO., Baltimore, MD. anaheim Union Water Co. station of principal place of business—An anaheim Los Angeles county, California. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: THAT AT A meeting of the Directors, held on the 2d day of March, 1889, an assessment (No. 16) of twenty-five dollars per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable on or before April 1889, to the Secretary of the corporation, at his office in Anaheim, California. It stock upon which it shall be paid on unpaid on the 2d day of April, 1889, will be aqueducted and advertised for sale at public auction, unless payment is made before, will be sold on 27th day of April, 1889, to pay the delinquent amount together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. J. S. GARDINER, Secretary. All at the Postoffice in the town of Anaheim, city of Los Angeles, state of California. anaheim, March 2, 1889. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Pursuant to Statutes and Resolution number 4 of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, adopted February 27, 1889, directing this notice, the undersigned intends to receive at his office at the office of Northam & Nebolung, an Center街, Anaheim, up to 2 o'clock P.M., March 13, 1889, sealed proposals for the following street work, to be done according to specifications, to wit: that cement sidewalk and cement curb be placed on both sides of Center street from the east line of Orange street to the east line of the street, except the intersections of streets. that cement sidewalk and cement curb be placed on both sides of Center street from the east line of Orange street to the east line of the street, except the intersections of streets. the said cement walks and curbing to be accompanied by a red check, payable to the order of the Office of the Board of City Trustees, for amount not less than ten per cent of the proposal, and throughout ascribed by law. mark's office, Anaheim, Cal., March 13, Max NEBELUNG, of the Board of Trustees of the City Anaheim. The said cement walks and curbing to be accompanied by a red check, payable to the order of the Office of the Board of City Trustees, for amount not less than ten per cent of the proposal, and throughout ascribed by law. mark's office, Anaheim, Cal., March 13, Max NEBELUNG, of the Board of Trustees of the City Anaheim. The said cement walks and curbing to be accompanied by a red check, payable to the order of the Office of the Board of City Trustees, for amount not less than ten per cent of the proposal, and throughout ascribed by law. mark's office, Anaheim, Cal., March 13, Max NEBELUNG, of the Board of Trustees of the City Anaheim. The said cement walks and curbing to be accompanied by a red check, payable to the order of the Office of the Board of City Trustees, for amount not less than ten per cent of the proposal, and throughout ascribed by law. mark's office, Anaheim, Cal., March 13, Max NEBELUNG, of the Board of Trustees of the City Anaheim. The said cement walks and curbing to be accompanied by a red check, payable to the order of the Office of the Board of City Trustees, for amount not less than ten per cent of the proposal, and throughout ascribed by law. mark's office, Anaheim, Cal., March 13, Max NEBELUNG, of the Board of Trustees of the City Anaheim. The said cement walks and curbing to be accompanied by a red check, payable to the order of the Office of the Board of City Trustees, for amount not less than ten per cent of the proposal, and throughout ascribed by law. mark's office, Anaheim, Cal., March 13, Max NEBELUNG, of the Board of Trustees of the City Anaheim. The said cement walks and curbing to be accompanied by a red check, payable to the order of the Office of the Board of City Trustees, for amount not less than ten per cent of the proposal, and throughout ascribed by law. mark's office, Anaheim, Cal., March 13, Max NEBELUNG, of the Board of Trustees of the City Anaheim. The said cement walks and curbing to be accompanied by a red check, payable to the order of the Office of the Board of City Trustees, for amount not less than ten per cent of the proposal, and throughout ascribed by law. mark's office, Anaheim, Cal., March 13, Max NEBELUNG, of the Board of Trustees of the City Anaheim. The said cement walks and curbing to be accompanied by a red check, payable to the order of the Office of the Board of City Trustees, for amount not less than ten per cent of the proposal, and throughout ascribed by law. mark's office, Anaheim, Cal., March 13, Max NEBELUNG, of the Board of Trustees of the City Anaheim. The said cement walks and curbing to be accompanied by a red check, payable to the order of the Office of the Board of City Trustees, for amount not less than ten per cent of the proposal, and throughout ascribed by law. mark's office, Anaheim, Cal., March 13, Max NEBELUNG, of the Board of Trustees of the City Anaheim. The said cement walks and curbing to be accompanied by a red check, payable to the order of the Office of the Board of City Trustees, for amount not less than ten per cent of the proposal, and throughout ascribed by law. mark's office, Anaheim, Cal., March 13, Max NEBELUNG, of the Board of Trustees of the City Anaheim. The said cement walks and curbing to be accompanied by a red check, payable to the order of the Office of the Board of City Trustees, for amount not less than ten per cent of the proposal, and throughout ascribed by law. mark's office, Anaheim, Cal., March 13, Max NEBELUNG, of the Board of Trustees of the City Anaheim. The said cement walks and curbing to be accompanied by a red check, payable to the order of the Office of the Board of City Trustees, for amount not less than ten per cent of the proposal, and throughout ascribed by law. mark's office，Anaheim，Cal.,March 13，Max NEBELUNG， of the Board Of Trustees Of The City Anaheim。 The said cement walks and curbing to be accompanied by a red check，payable to the order Of The Board Of Trustees Of The City Anaheim，for amount not less than ten per cent Of The proposed Street Work To Be Done According To Specifications To Wit: that cement sidewalk and cement curb be placed on both sides Of Center street from The East Line Of Olive Street To The East Line Of Orange Street To The East Line Of The Street Except The Intersections Of Streets, that cement sidewalk and cement curb be placed on both sides Of Center street from The East Line Of Olive Street To The East Line Of Orange Street To The East Line Of The Street Except The Intersections Of Streets, the said cement walks and curbing to be accompanied by a red check，payable to The Order Of The Office Of The Board Of City Trustees，for amount not less than ten per cent Of The proposed Street Work To Be Done According To Specifications To Wit: that cement sidewalk and cement curb be placed on both sides Of Center street from The East Line Of Olive Street To The East Line Of Orange Street To The East Line Of The Street Except The Intersections Of Streets, the said cement walks and curbing to be accompanied by a red check，payable to The Order Of The Office Of The Board Of City Trustees，for amount not less than ten per cent Of The proposed Street Work To Be Done According To Specifications To Wit: that cement sidewalk and cement curb be placed on both sides Of Center street from The East Line Of Olive Street To The East Line Of Orange Street To The East Line Of The Street Except The Intersections Of Streets, the said cement walks and curbing to be accompanied by a red check，payable to The Order Of The Office Of The Board Of City Trustees，for amount not less than ten per cent Of The proposed Street Work To Be Done According To Specifications To Wit: that cement sidewalk and cement curb be placed on both sides Of Center street from The East Line Of Olive Street To The East Line Of Orange Street To The East Line Of The Street Except The Intersections Of Streets, the said cement walks and curbing to be accompanied by a red check，payable to The Order OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM ADOPTED FREQUENCY DISTRICT HERALDA AFTER DESIGNED II. That we are freeholders owning lands within the proposed irrigation district heralda after described. III. Your petitioners say that they desire and propose provide for the irrigation of the lands contained within the bean fields or the said irrigation district under their provisions or sold act. IV. And your petitioners pray that they may be organized under their provisions or sold act. In this subjunctial description boundaries f.allow abbreviations in common points are used. Letter "f" for north; intent and meaning that boundary line runs through in a northern direction. Letter "g" for east; meaning that boundary line diverges in an eastern direction. Letter "h" and "i" used in like manner respectively for south and west; indicating that run benches respectively in a southernly direction. The following abbreviations are also used: "deg." for degree; "min." for minute. Beginning at a point on the Santa Ana river in the county of Los Angeles and State OF California designated at station 0; mid station 0 being as near a point and place known bedrock crossing of the mild Santa Ana river; mid station 0 being foot distance from center of track 0 within California Central Railway and north 68 degrees and 30 minutes from headgate at the Anzaheim Union Water Company's ditch it enters into and connects with the Santa Ana river. Thence n81 deg 15 min w. 270 feet站到车站1. Thence n85 deg 55 min w. 700 feet站到车站2. Thence n81 deg 47 min w. 461 feet站到车站3. Thence n85 deg 37 min w. 255 feet站到车站4. Thence n85 deg 21 min w. 805 feet站到车站5. Thence n77 deg 32 min w. 284 feet站到车站7. Thence n80 deg 57 min w. 282 feet站到车站8. Thence n79 deg 57 min w. 158 feet站到车站9. Thence n70 deg 54 min w. 538 feet站到车站10. Thence n65 deg 54 min w. 538 feet站到车站11. Thence n65 deg 54 min w. 1165 feet站到车站12. Thence n65 deg 54 min w. 1500 feet站到车站13. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 1500 feet站到车站14. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站15. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站16. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站17. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站18. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站19. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站20. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站21. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站22. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站23. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站24. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站25. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站26. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站27. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站28. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站29. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站30. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站31. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站32. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站33. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站34. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站35. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. 284 feet站到车站36. Thence n61 deg 35 min w. NOTICE to Creditors. STATE OF WALTER A. E. RABY, DECEASED. office is hereby given by the undergraded, attorney of the estate of Walter A. K. Raby, deferred to the creditors and all persons having against the said deceased to exhibit the name necessary vouchers, within four months after the execution of this notice to the mild attorney Richard Melrose Esq., Postoffice block, in the county of Los Angeles. In this 21st day of February A. D. 1899, HENRY O. RABY, attorney of the estate of Walter A. E. Raby, ORDINANCE NO. 55. An ordinance providing a system for the assessment, levy and collection of city taxes for the city of Anaheim. The Board of Trustees of the city of Anaheim ordinance follows: Section 1—All tenant property within the corporate limits of the city of Anaheim must be commanded at its full value. Land and improvement thereof shall be separately owned. Occupation and unimproved land of the municipality and unimproved land shall be amounted to the same value. A mortgage, loan or other obligation by which a debt is assumed shall be deemed to be deemed to be amounted to the same value. In case of debts no amount shall be amounted to the same value. In case of debts no amount shall be amounted to the same value. Sec. 15.—As soon as a comment book needs to be delivered to the City of Trustees who must inspect it thereof and of the time meet to equalize assessments in a newspaper printed in the meantime the assessment main in his office for the persons interested. Sec. 16.—Land once deceased assessment book need not be second time but any person same and desiring to be may have his name inserted in person to whom such land is referred. Sec. 17.—The Board has made all complaints in regard value of property and hitherto in this ordinance, correction by adding or deducting it necessary to make is conformal nash value. Sec. 19.—In all cases where either adjoins or decreases on nation made by the Assessment the board must note down and statically the evidence upon addition, decrease or alteration. Sec. 20.—During the summons it may direct the Assessment to make its conformal nash value. S ce of Center in ods, N'S 1, I The Board of Trustees must furnish the assessor with the blank forms of the assessments provided for in the preceding section affixing thereto an affidavit which must be substantially as follows: I.... do award that I am a resident of the city of Anaheim that above list contains a full and correct statement of all property subject to taxation which I, or any firm of which I am a member or any corporation, association or company of which I am a president, cashier, secretary or managing agent owned, claimed, possessed or controlled at 12 o'clock on the first Monday in March last, and which is not already assessed in the city this year, and that I have not in any manner whispered, transferred or disposed of any property or placed any property out of said city or my possession for the purpose of avoiding any assessment upon the same or of making this statement, and that the debts herein stated as owing by me are owing to bona fide residents of this State, or to firms or corporations doing business in this State. Sec. 4. The Board of Trustees must furnish the assessor with the blank forms of the assessments provided for in the preceding section affixing thereto an affidavit which must be substantially as follows: I.... do award that I am a resident of the city of Anaheim that above list contains a full and correct statement of all property subject to taxation which I, or any firm of which I am a member or any corporation, association or company of which I am a president, cashier, secretary or managing agent owned, claimed, possessed or controlled at 12 o'clock on the first Monday in March last, and which is not already assessed in the city this year, and that I have not in any manner whispered, transferred or disposed of any property or placed any property out of said city or my possession for the purpose of avoiding any assessment upon the same or of making this statement, and that the debts herein stated as owing by me are owing to bona fide residents of this State, or to firms or corporations doing business in this State. Sec. 5. If any person after demand made by the assessor neglects or refuses to give under oath the statement hereinafter provided for, or to comply with the other requirements of this ordinance the assessor must note the refusal on the assessment book apposite his name, and must make an estimate of the value of the property of such县. Sec. 6. The City Assessor must enter into the first Monday in each month, the Marshal must settle with the Clerk for all monies collected for the city. Sec. 7. The Board of Trustees must enter into the second Wednesday of June each year for the rate of city taxes, designing the number of units on each hundred dollars of property levied for each fund, and lvy the city taxes upon the taxable property of the city. Sec. 8. On delivering the amendment book in the City Marshal the City Clerk must change the Marshal with the full amount of the taxable bond. Sec. 9. Within ten days after the receipt of the amendment book the Marshal must publish a notice specifying that team will be issued diligence on the first Monday of October next thereto five per cent will be added to the amount thereof; second, time and place at which payment of taxes may be paid. Sec. 10. The notice in every one must be published at least once a week for two weeks in some newspaper published in the city. Sec. 11. When the copy of the order or equalization referred to and sent forth in meeting 3655 of the political code of this State shall have been transmitted by the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors to the Board of Trustees of the city, as required in said notice, the City Assessor shall immediately enter upon the amendment book book of the city the assessed value of any railroad lying in the city, as stated and shown in said order or equalization transmitted by said clerk, and thereupon the City Clerk shall compute and enter the amount of taxes due upon such assumed values at the same rates and for the same purposes as the city taxes levied by the Board of Trustees on the second Wednesday of June in each year, and the City Marshal shall deliverthe assessment book to the City Clerk for the making of such entries. Sec. 12. The Marshal must mark the data of the payment of any tax in the assessment book opposite the name of the person paying. Sec. 13. He must give a receipt to the person paying any tax, specifying the amount of the assessment and the tax paid, with a description of the property assessed. Sec. 14. On the first Monday in each month, the Marshal must settle with the Clerk for all monies collected for the city. Sec. 15. In case current salaries are not sufficient while twelve months from sale and thus for which payment was made has been applied, the Marshal must make this payment a fund for the property for the unexpired time of the purchase. Sec. 16. The Assessor must collect his own personal property, when he opinion and then are not a line upon proper settlement to ensure payment to the home. Sec. 17. In case provided for in the preceding section at the time of making the amendment or if any time before the first day of August the Assessor may collect his own personal property owned by him against whom his tax is amended. Sec. 18. The sale must be at public sale and not sufficient amount of the property to pay his percentage and costs. Sec. 19. The sale must be made after one week's notice of time and place thereof given by publication in a newspaper in this city, or by posting in three public places in this city. Sec. 20. For mining or selling personal property, the Assessor may charge in any case sum of three dollars and the sum amount is allowed by law to Sheriff in this county. Sec. 21. On payment of the price bid for any property sold, the delivery with a bill of sale, veres title thynging with a bill of sale, veres title thynging with a bill of sale, veres title thynging with a bill of sale, veres title thynging with a bill of sale, veres title thynging with a bill of sale, veres title thynging with a bill of sale, veres title thynging with a bill of sale, veres title thynging with a bill of sale, veres title thynging with a bill of sale, veres title thynging with a bill M. on the first Monday in March last, and which is not already assessed in the city this year, and that I have not in any manner transferred or disposal of any property or placed any property out of said city or my possession for the purpose of avoiding any assessment upon the same or of making this statement, and that the debts herein stated as owing by me are owing to bona fide residents of this State, or to firms or corporations doing business in this State. SEC. 5. If any person after demand made by the assessor neglects or refuses to give under oath the statement herein provided for, or to comply with the other requirements of this ordinance the assessor must note the refusal on the assessment book apposite his name, and make an estimate of the value of the property of such person and the value fixed by the assessor must not be reduced by the board of Trustees. SEC. 6. If the owner or elitant of any property not lated by another person is absent or unknown the assessor must make an estimate of the value of such property. SEC. 7. If the name of the absent owner is known to the assessor the property must be assessed in his name, if unknown the property must be assessed to "unknown owners." SEC. 8. All personal property consigned for sale to any person within this town from any place outside must be assessed as other property. SEC. 9. The property of every firm and corporation must be assessed in the name of the firm or corporation and the undistributed or unpartitioned property of deceased persons may be assessed to the heirs, guardians, executors or administrators. SEC. 10. Depots, stations, shops and buildings erected and being upon the space covered by the right of way of any railroad running into or through the corporate limits of the city of Anaheim, and which is operated in more than one county in this State, shall be assessed by the city assessor at the same time and in the same manner as other property is assessed. SEC. 11. Any property willfully concealed, removed, transferred or misrepresented by the owner or agent thereof, to evade taxation, upon discovery must be assessed at not exceeding ten times its value, and the assessment so made must not be reduced by the Board of Trustees. SEC. 12. Any property discovered by the assessor to have escaped assessment for the last preceding year, if such property is in the ownership or under the control of the same person who owned or controlled it for such preceding year, may be assessed at double its value. SEC. 13. The Assessor must prepare an assessment book with appropriate headings alphabetically arranged in which must be listed all the property within the city, whose specifications and forms must be similar to those required by Sections 3,650 and 3,651 of the Political Code of the State of California, as far as the provisions of those sections may be applicable to the city. SEC. 14. On or before the first Monday of May in each year the Assessor must complete his assessment book. He and his deputies must take and subscribe an abilitavie in the assessment book to be substantially as follows: "I.—— Assessor (or deputy assessor as case may be) the city of Anaheim do aware that between the first Monday of March and the first Monday of May, 1888—— I have made diligent inquiry and examination to ascertain all the property within the city subject to taxation and that I have assessed it on the assessment book equally and uniformly according to the best of my judgment, information and belief at its full cash value and that I have faithfully complied with all the duties imposed on the Assessor under the revenue ordinance and that I have not imposed any unjust assessment through malice or ill-will nor allowed any one to escape a just and equal assessment through favor or reward." But the failure to take or subscribe such an abilitavie will not in any manner affect the validity of SEC. 27. The Marshal must mark the data of payment of any tax in the assessment book opposite the name of the person paying. SEC. 28. He must give a receipt to the person paying any tax, specifying the amount of the assessment and the tax paid, with a description of the property assessed. SEC. 29. On the first Monday in each month, the Marshal must settle with the Clerk for all monies collected for the city and pay the same to the City Treasurer and on the same day must deliver to and file in office of the Clerk a statement under oath showing first, an account of all his transactions and receipts since his last settlement; second, that all monies collected by him as Tax Collector or Marshal have been paid. SEC. 30. On the first Monday in October of each year all unpaid taxes are delinquent and theresafter the Marshal must collect thereson for the use of the city an addition of five per cent. SEC. 31. The Marshal must at time specified in the preceding section deliver to the City Clerk a complete delinquent list of all persons and property then owing taxes and also the assessment book, which list the Clerk must compare with the assessment book, and if found correct, he must foot up the total amount of taxes remaining unpaid creditthe Marshal who acted under it therewith, and make a final settlement with him all taxes charged against him on the assessment book, and must require from him the Treasurer's receipt for all amounts collected. SEC. 32. After the settlement withthe Marshal as prescribed in the preceding section,the Clerk must chargethe Marshal with the amount of taxes due onthe delinquent list with the five per cent added thereunto and within three days thereafter deliverthe list duly certified to such Marshal. SEC. 33. On or before the second Saturday in November in each yearthe Marshal must publishthe delinquent list,which must containthe namesofthe personsanda descriptionofthepropertydelinquentandtheamountoftaxesandcostsdueappositethameanddescriptionwithtaxesdueonpersonalpropertyaddedtotaxesonrealestatewhereethecasteisliabletherefor或theseveraltaxesareduefromtheperson. SEC. 34. The Marshal must append and publishwiththe delinquentlista notice that unlessthetaxesdelinquenttogetherwiththecostsandpercentagearepaid,therealpropertyuponsuchtaxesarea lienwillbeadatpublicauction. SEC. 35.The publicationmustbemadeonceaworkforthreesuccessiveweeksinsomenewpaperpublishedinthecityandmustdesignethetimeandplaceofsale. SEC. 36.Thetimeofsalemustnotbelessthantwentyoneormoretwenty-eightdaysfromthefirstpublicationofthedelinquentlist,andtheplaceofsalemustbeinfrontoftheMarshal'soffice. SEC. 37.TheMarshalmustcollectinditiontothetaxesdueonthedelinquentlistandfivepercentaddertheatre,fifty centsoneachlot,pieceortractofland separatelyassessedandoneachassessmentofpersonalproperty,一半halfmustgotothecityandtheotherhalftotheMarshalinfullpreparingthelist. SEC. 38.Onthedayfixedfordeliveryoronsubsequentdaytowhichhemayhavepostonedit,ofwhichbemustgivenotices,theMarshalbetweenthhehouseof10A.M.mustcommencethesaleoftherapartmentadmittedcommencingatheadofthelistandcontinuingalphasticallyorinthenumericalorderofthelotsandblocksuntilcomplied. SEC. 39.TheMarshalmustmarkthedataofthepaymentofanytaxintheassessmentbookoppositethenameofthepersonpayinganytaxspecifyingtheamountoftheassessmentandthetaxpaidwithadescriptionofthepropertyassessed. SEC. 28.Hemustgivea receipttothepersonpayinganytaxspecifyingtheamountoftheassessmentandthetaxpaidwithadescriptionofthepropertyassessed. SEC. 29.OnthefirstMondayineachmonth,theMarshalmustsettlewiththeClerkforallmonyscollectedforthecityandpaythesametotheCityTreasurerandonthesamedaymustdelivertoandfileinofficeoftheClerk.astatementunderoathshowingfirst,aaccountofallhistransactionsandreceiptssincehislastsettlement;second,thatallmonyscollectedbyhimasTaxCollectororMarshalhavebeenpaid. SEC. 30.OnthefirstMondayinOctoberofeachyearallunpaidtaxesaredelinquentandtheresaftertheMarshalmustcollecttheresonfortheuseofthecityanadditionoffivepercent. SEC. 31.TheMarshalmustattainsthetimepecifiedin.theprecedingsectiondelivertotheCityClerkacompletedelinquentlistofallpersonsandpropertythenowingtaxesandalso-theassessmentbook,whichlisttheClerkmustcomparewiththeassessmentbook,andiffoundcorrect,themustfootupthetotalamountoftxtasesremainingunpaidcredittheMarshalwhoactedunderitherewith,andmakeafinalsettlementwithhimalltaxeschargedagainhimon/theassessmentbook,andmustrequirefromhimtheTreasurer'sreceiptforallamountcollected. SEC. 32.AfterthesettlementwiththeMarshalasprescribedin.theprecedingsection,theClerkmustchargetheMarshalwiththeamountoftxtasesduefromthedelinquentlistwithfivepercentaddedthereuntoandwiththreedaysthereafterdeliverthelistdulycertifiedtouchMarshal. SEC. 33.OnorbeforethesecondSaturdayinNovemberineachyeartheMarshalmustpublishthedelinquentlist,whichmustcontainthenamesofthepersonsandaescriptionofthepropertydelinquentandtheamountoftxtasesdueappositethameanddescriptionwithtaxesdueonpersonalpropertyaddedtotaxesonrealestatewhereethecasteisliabletherefor或theseveraltaxesareduefromtheperson. SEC. 34.TheMarshalmustappendandpublishwiththedelinquentlista notice that unlessthetaxesdelinquenttogetherwiththecostsandpercentagearepaid,therealpropertyuponsuchtaxesarea lienwillbeadatpublicauction. SEC. 35.The publicationmustbemadeonceaworkforthreesuccessiveweeksinsomenewpaperpublishedin,thecityandmustdesignetothetimeandplaceofsale. SEC. 36.Thetimeofsalemustnotbelessthantwentyoneormoretwenty-eightdaysfromthefirstpublicationofthedelinquentlist,andtheplaceofsalemustbeinfrontoftheMarshal'soffice. SEC. 37.TheMarshalmustcollectinditiontothetaxesdueonthedelinquentlistandfivepercentaddertheatre,fifty centsoneachlot,pieceortractofland separatelyassessedandoneachassessmentofpersonalproperty,一半halfmustgotothecityandtheotherhalftotheMarshalinfullpreparingthelist. SEC. 38.OnthefirstMondayinOctoberofeachyearallunpaidtaxesaredelinquentandtheresaftertheMarshalmustpublishthedelinquentlist,whichmustcontainthenamesofthepersonsandaescriptionofThepropertydelinquentandTheamountoftxtasesdueappositethameanddescriptionwithtaxesdueonpersonalpropertyaddedtotaxesonrealestatewhereethecasteisliabletherefor或theseveraltaxesareduefromTheseasonofthecityanadditionoffivepercentaddedthereuntoandwiththreedaysthereafterdeliverThelistdulycertifiedtouchMarshal. 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But the failure to take or subscribe such an affidavit will not in any manner affect the validity of the assessment. Sec. 15.—As soon as completed the assessment book together with the statements must be delivered to the Clark of the Board of Trustees who must immediately give notice thereof of the time the board will meet to equalize assessments, by publication in a newspaper printed in the city, and in the meantime the assessment book must remain in his office for the inspection of all persons interested. Sec. 16.—Land once described on the assessment book need not be described the second time but any person claiming the name and desiring to be assessed therefor may have his name inserted with that of the parson to whom such land is assessed. Sec. 17.—The Board of Trustees must meet on the second Wednesday of May in each year to examine the assessment book and to equalize assessments of property in said city. It must continue in session for that purpose from day to day until the business of equalization is disposed of, but not later than the fourth Wednesday in May. Sec. 18.—The Board has power to determine all complaints in regard to the assessed value of property and may, except as prohibited in this ordinance, correct any valuation by adding or deducting such sum as may be necessary to make it conform to the annual cash value. Sec. 19.—In all cases where the board either adds to or decreases or alters the valuation made by the Ascensor, the Clark of the board must note down and preserve substantially the evidence upon which such addition, decrease or alteration was based. Sec. 20.—During the session of the board it may direct the Ascensor to assess any taxable property that has caused assessment or to add to the account of property when a false or incomplete list has been rendered and to make and enter new measurements (at the same time marking previous entries) when any assessment made by him is deemed by the board an incomplete or to render doubtful the collection of the tax. But the Clark must notify all persons interested by other departures in the provision or express, personal and intentional, at least three days before taking action against the day when the matter will be investigated. Sec. 21.—The board must send an email to all persons involved in the case may be: city office, City Clerk, President of the Board of Trustees. SEC. 22.—The Marshal must collect in addition to the taxes due on the delinquent list and five per cent added thereto, fifty cents on each lot, piece or tract of land separately assessed and on each assessment of personal property, one-half of which must go to the city and the other half to the Marshal in full for preparing the list. SEC. 23.—On the day fixed for the sale or on some subsequent day to which he may have postponed it, of which he must give notice, the Marshal between the hours of 10 A.M. and 3 P.M. must commence the sale of the property advertised, commencing at the head of the list and continuing alphastically or in the numerical order of the lots and blocks until completed. SEC. 24.—He may postpone the day of commending the sale or the sale from day to day, but the sale must be completed within one week from the day first fixed. SEC. 25.—If the purchaser does not pay the taxes and costs including fifty cents to the Marshal for duplicate certificate of sale before 10 o'clock A.M. of the following day her party on the next sale day before the regular sale must be resold for taxes and costs. SEC. 26.—The bid of any person refusing to make the payment for property purchased by him must not be received on the sale of any property advertised in the delinquent list of that year. SEC. 27.—After receiving the amount of the taxes and costs, the Marshal must make out in duplicate a certificate, dated on the day of sale, stating (when known) the name of the person assessed, a description of the land sold, the amount paid therefor, that it was sold for taxes, giving the amount and year of the assessment, and specifying the time when the purchaser will be entitled to a deed. SEC. 28.—The certificates must be signed by the Marshal and one copy delivered to the purchaser and the other filed in office of the City Clerk. SEC. 29.—The Marshal before delivering any certificate must in a book enter a description of the land sold corresponding with the description in the civilist, the date of sale, the purchaser's name and amount paid, regularly numberedthe description onthe marginofthe bookandapresumngnumberoneachcertificate.Suchbookmustbeopentopublicinspectionwithoutfeesduringofficehourswhennotinanimaluse. SEC. 30.—On filingwiththeCityClerkthecertificate,thelineofthecityvestsinherepurchaser,andisonlydiscardedbythepaymenttowhimortotheCityTransurerfuthisoneofthepurchasemoneyandfiftypercenttherefrom. SEC. 31.—A redemptionofthepropertymaybemadebybeyewheroyanypartinterestedwithhessavemonthsfromthedateofpurchase. SEC. 32.—RedemptionmustbemadeingoldorsilverandwhenmadeintheCityTransurerbymuchcredittheamountpaidinthesermountontheMarshal'scertificateandpayisdnamedbytheper- SecretaryinfrontoftheMarshal'soffice. SEC. 33.—The Marshal must collect in addition tothetaxesdueonthedelinquentlistandfivepercentaddedthereto,fiftycentsoneachlot,pieceortractoflandseparatelyassessedandoneachassessmentofpersonalproperty,一半halfofwhichmustgotothecityandtheotherhalftotheMarshalinfullforpreparingthelist. SEC. 34.—Onthedayfixedfordethestayofcommendingthesaleortheresultfromdaytodaybutthesalemustbecompletedwithoneweekfromthedayfirstfixed. SEC. 35.—IfthepurchaserdoesnotpaythetaxesandcostsincludingfiftycentstotheMarshalforduplicatecertificateofsalebefore10o'clockA.M.ofthefollowingdayherpartyonthenextsaledaybeforetheregularsalesmustberesoldfortaxesandcosts. SEC. 36.—Afterreceivingtheamountofthetaxesandcosts,theMarshalmustmakeoutinduplicatea证书,datedonthedayofsale,stating(whenknown)thenameofpersonassessed,adescriptionoflandsold,theamountpaidtherefor,theattestwouldforsales,givingtheamountandyearoftheassessment,andspecifyingthetimewhenthepurchaserwillbesituledtoadeed. SEC. 37.—ThecertificatesmustbesignedbytheMarshalandonecopydeliveredtothepurchaserandtheotherfileinedinofficeoftheCityClerk. SEC. 38.—WhentheCityMarshaldiscussesthatanylandhasbeenassumeduntilonceforthe sameyearhemustcollectonlythetaxjustdueandmakeretainthefactsundertailtotheCityClerk. SEC. 39.—IftheMarshaldiscoversbelieftheaccountofirregularaccidentorofanyothererroranylandmustnotbesoldmustnotofferanymanageorentertheincorrecttapecounterwiththeannexiontoamendanceandsignthename. SEC. 40.Everytaxduesonrealpropertyisalienagainfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendandsignthename. SEC. 41.Everytaxduesonrealpropertyisalienagainfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendandsignthename. SEC. 42.Theordnairesshalltakeoffonamendanceandamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollected,andamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollectionsandamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollectionsandamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollectionsandamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollectionsandamendallrecordsfromwhatishavebeencollectionsandamendallrecordsfromwhatis havebeencollectionsandamendallrecordsfromwhatis havebeencollectionsandamendallrecords from whalis have been collected and signaled names. M.KERNLUNG,CityClerk TO CONTRACTORS OfficeofCityClerkofTheBoardOfTrusteesofTheCityofAnneanhedoawearthatbetweenFirstMondayofMarchandfirstMondayofMay1888-AlltaxnotcancelmeduntilonceforthisyearhemustcollectonlythetaxjustdueandmakeretainthefactsundertailtoTheCityClerk. Sec.71.-AlltaxnotcancelmeduntilonceforthisyearhemustcollectonlythetaxjustdueandmakeretainthefactsundertailtoTheCityClerk. Sec.72.-AnytaxnotcancelmeduntilonceforthisyearhemustcollectonlythetaxjustdueandmakeretainthefactsundertailtoTheCityClerk. Sec.73.-WhenTheCityMarshaldiscussesthatanylandhasbeenassumeduntilonceforthisyearhemustcollectonlythetaxjustdueandmakeretainthefactsundertailtoTheCityMarshal. Sec.74.-IfTheMarshaldiscussesbelieftheaccountofirregularaccidentorofanyothererroranylandmustnot besoldmustnotofferanymanageorentertheincorrecttapecounterwiththeannexiontoamendanceandsignaled names. Sec.75.-TheAmannermustsponsethatbetweenFirstMondayofMarchandfirstMondayofMay1888-AlltaxnotcancelmeduntilonceforthisyearhemustcollectonlythetaxjustdueandmakeretainthefactsundertailtoTheCityAmanner. Sec.76.-Everytaxduesonrealpropertyisalienagainfromwhalis have been collected and signaled names. M.KERNLUNG,CityClerk TO CONTRACTORS OfficeofCityClerkofTheBoardOfTrusteesofTheCityofAnneanhedoawearthatbetweenFirstMondayofMarchandfirstMondayofMay1888-AlltaxnotcancelmeduntilonceforthisyearhemustcollectonlythetaxjustdueandmakeretainthefactsundertailtoTheCityAmanner. Sec.77.-Everytaxduesonrealpropertyisalienagainfromwhalis have been collected and signaled names. M.KERNLUNG,CityClerk TO CONTRACTORS OfficeofCityClerkofTheBoardOfTrusteesofTheCityofAnneanhedoawearthatbetweenFirstMondayofMarchandfirstMondayofMay1888-AlltaxnotcancelmeduntilonceforthisyearhemustcollectonlythetaxjustdueandmakeretainthefactsundertailtoTheCityAmanner. Sec.78.-Thisordnaires shall takeoffonamendanceandamendallrecordsfromwhalis have been collected and signaled names. FrankBy, President of The Board Of Trustees, I hereby certify that the lorgning on any land has been passed by The Board Of Trustees at a regular meeting held on Feb 26, 1890, by following rules: Ammond Goldthwaite, Benga Manah, Nunez-Nunez, M.KERNLUNG,CityClerk TO CONTRACTORS OfficeofCityClerkofTheBoardOfTrusteesofTheCityofAnneanhedoawearthatbetweenFirstMondayofMarchandfirstMondayofMay1888-Alltaxnotcancelmeduntilonceforthisyearhemustcollectonlythetaxjustdue和makeretainthefactsundertailtoTheCityAmanner. Sec.79.-Everytaxduesonrealpropertyisalienagainfromwhalis have been collected and signaled names. M.KERNLUNG,CityClerk TO CONTRACTORS OfficeofCityClerkofTheBoardOfTrusteesofTheCityofAnneanhedoawearthatbetweenFirstMondayofMarchandfirstMondayofMay1888-Alltaxnotcancelmeduntilonceforthisyearhemustcollectonlythetaxjustdue和makeretainthefactsundertailtoTheCityAmanner. Sec.80.-Everytaxduesonrealpropertyisalienagainfromwhalis have been collected and signaled names. M.KERNLUNG,CityClerk TO CONTRACTORS OfficeofCityClerkofTheBoardOfTrusteesofTheCityofAnneanhedoawearthatbetweenFirstMondayofMarchandfirstMondayofMay1888-Alltaxnotcancelmeduntilonceforthisyearhemustcollectonlythetaxjustdue和makeretainthefactsundertailtoTheCityAmanner. Sec.81.-Everytaxduesonrealpropertyisalienagainfromwhalis have been collected and signaled names. M.KERNLUNG,CityClerk TO CONTRACTORS OfficeofCityClerkofTheBoardOfTrusteesofTheCityofAnneanhedoawearthatbetweenFirstMondayofMarchandfirstMondayofMay1888-Alltaxnotcancelmeduntilonceforthisyearhemustcollectonlythetaxjustdue和makeretainthefactsundertailtoTheCityAmanner. Sec.82.-Everytaxduesonrealpropertyisalienagainfromwhalis have been collected and signaled names. M.KERNLUNG,CityClerk TO CONTRACTORS OfficeofCityClerkofTheBoardOfTrusteesofTheCityofAnneanhedoawearthatbetweenFirstMondayofMarchandfirstMondayofMay1888-Alltaxnotcancelmeduntilonceforthisyearhemustcollectonlythetaxjustdue和makeretainthefactsundertailtoTheCityAmanner. Sec.83.-Everytaxduesonrealpropertyisalienagainfromwhalis have been collected and signaled names. M.KERNLUNG,CityClerk TO CONTRACTORS OfficeofCityClerkofTheBoardOfTrusteesofTheCityofAnneanhedoawearthatbetweenFirstMondayofMarchandfirstMondayofMay1888-Alltaxnotcancelmeduntilonceforthisyearhemustcollectonlythetaxjustdue和makeretainthefactsundertailtoTheCityAmanner. Sec.84.-Everytaxduesonrealpropertyisalienagainfromwhalis have been collected and signaled names. M.KERNLUNG,CityClerk TO CONTRACTORS OfficeofCityClerkofTheBoardOfTrusteesofTheCityofAnneanhedoawearthatbetweenFirstMondayofMarchandfirstMondayofMay1888-Alltaxnotcancelmeduntilonceforthisyearhemustcollectonlythetaxjustdue和makeretainthefactsundertailtoTheCityAmanner. 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