anaheim-gazette 1889-03-28

The Weekly Gazette. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY Memry Kuchet, Charlet Kuchet, Kenton, and Paarivron. THURSDAY.....MARCH 25, 1809. THE SUPERVISOR'S VISIT. The visit of Memry Perry, Davis, Rowan and Martin, who with Mr Littelfield compose the Board of Supervisors of this county to the head of the Anasheim ditch, for the purpose of observing and taking into consideration the various points in dispute as to the formation of our new irrigation district, is significant, in that the matter, now before the board for the sixth time, is at present resting under advisement. To be sure, is it not plain what the result will be on Monday, when the petition of our irrigators will come up for final action. But their inspection of the head of the Cajon, or upper ditch, together with the large body of land to come under irrigation in the new district, cannot fail to so impress them with the peculiarity of the new district that a favorable vote upon the same may reasonably be looked for. Supervisor Martin is regarded as being opposed to the district, not because, as he really admits, incalculable good will inevitably come to thousands of acres now without the means of irrigation in this valley, but because—and this is the merest "technicality"—he is not certain the Yorbas will reap a greater benefit under the new district than at present. How they could reasonably expect to be benefited more than at present is something no same man can explain, at least so far as present needs are concerned. But in future years their benefit will be commensurate with ours. Many areas of their best land at present have no means of irrigation. If no irrigation is intended, certainly no benefit may come to these lands. But we scarcely anticipate the will of thousands of people will be thwarted by such puerile objection. Supervisor Rowan, we are informed, is not strongly in favor of the new district. Yet Mr. Rowan informed us in November last that he favored it and would support it with his vote. Supervisor Davis is strongly in favor of the new district and may be depended upon to vote in favor of it on Monday. Supervisor Littelfield is of course in favor of it and with Mr. Davis' vote will tie the vote of Memry, Martin and Rowan, should they vote against the district. Legal, have been defrauded by a considerable amount. While these charges are denied by Faylor, they will doubtless be made the basis of an official investigation. Faylor has returned the money received from the Treasury to pay General S. W. Backus for witements lee in the prime investigation, when Backus was not even subpoenaed. Faylor says he received the money under instructions from President Whits. NEWS IN BRIEF. At Bakerfield $110,820 worth of property was sold in two days last week. More than 100,000 acres of land have been planted to grass and grain in Los Angeles county this year than ever before. Large beds of fossil clams and oysters have been found on the California Central line near El Toro. John Bright, the eminent English Statesman, died in London yesterday morning, aged 78 years. The mathematical editor of a Pandemon paper says the last rainfall in Los Angeles county was sufficient to fill a reservoir one mile square and two-thirds of a mile deep. The dam of the Oakdale Irrigation Company, about a mile and a half below Knight's Perry, was carried away by the rain, and the company is out the cost of the structure. Robert Lincoln has been appointed minister to England; Morat Halatade, minister to Germany; Thorndyke Rice, minister to Asia; Patrick Farm, minister to Chili; Thomas Ryan, minister to Mexico. Stanley Matthews Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court, died in Washington on Friday last. He was appointed by President Hayes. Judge Gireham will probably be appointed to the vacancy. The irrigation dam on Bear creek below Mercado is a complete success. The Deseas colony lands are now fully supplied with abundance of water. When the natural flow of the creek diminishes, water from the Mercado river will be turned into the channel to supply summer and fall irrigation to the thriving colonies. The Governor will set aside and appoint Tuesday, April 30, 1889, as a legal holiday, incommemoration of the organization of the Government of the United States under the Constitution. It will be the Centennial Anniversary of the adoption of the Great Charter of our Government, and a day that should be set apart in celebration of that great national event. From present indications the day will be observed as a National holiday, as the President and all the great dignitaries of the country will participate. It is Coming. A grievance at our column today will develop the fact that the largest and most important consolidation or circuses, menageries and hippodromes that has ever been effected is shortly to exhibit here. We allude to among those who have been hardened presents at this L. M. Thorne, A. Gory, Lee Angleton, W. Hine Roe, C. Poulson Southampton; Professor Gorman Mammus, Maggie Palmer Gilbert; Kenneth Alex Clowe, Les Angleton Lennard Kage; Dr. O.K. Church, George Olmstead H. Cogwelllede, Les Angleton Dr. O.ger. Fondamental; Professor Lennard Santa Barbara; Gun M. Gray, Charles H. Prussa, San Remediation; L. W. Vernille; F. C. Milne, Pennyrys; Gene Althambs and various others. CITY SOLONS. Opening of Broadway— Memories—Land Grant Board of City Trustees meet in reception yesterday afternoon. All presidents all bells were laid over. Committees on Public Improvement perted to have interviewed Tim regard to opening Broadway, and formed them he had sold property him to L. Bolk. Mr. Beuge being he stated that Mr. Bolk wanted $129 tyld along proposed line of street mitten allowed a work's further time. Ordinance Committee introduced amendment to the ordinance refusing tax sale certifications, etc. Read and send to next meeting. Memories Rossall and Garney appear for the board in regard to laying walk on south side of Center street Palm and Citron. They stated to willing to lay a five-foot sidewalk side of street provided said walk tended to Southern Pacific depot to next meeting. Mr. Reiser asked for permission for gasoline tank under ground in Olive street opposite opera-house. Adjourned. A Safe Investment. Is one which is guaranteed to be satisfactory results, or in case of failure turn off parish price. On this you can buy from our advertised bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery emption. It is guaranteed to bring in every case, when used for any affair Throak, Lange or Chest, such as Citation, Inflammation of Lungs, Bastia, Whooping Congh, Group is pleasant and agreeable to taste safe and can always be depended upon bottles free at Wm. M. Higgins' d Trustworthiness of Zalm Gold A whole evening's experience will suggest to Mrs myself some doubts as to the goodness tall muscular Zalm who stridles his woolly head crowned with the black gum that produces him a ryan, and his hairs bony fist clutch (tookberry) club and agenment). But we scarcely anticipate the will of thousands of people will be thwarted by such puerile objection. Supervisor Rowan, we are informed, is not strongly in favor of the new district. Yet Mr. Rowan inform us in November last that the favored it and would support it with his vote. Supervisor Davis is strongly in favor of the new district and may be depended upon to vote in favor of it on Monday. Supervisor Littelfield is of course in favor of it and with Mr. Davis' vote will tie the vote of Messrs. Martin and Rowan, should they vote against the district. Chairman Perry will have the deciding ballot, in that event. From our conversation with him we cannot bring ourselves to believe that he will vote otherwise than in favor of the district. That he may so vote, is the fervent wish of nine tenths of our people. It is permissible, in legislative assemblies, for members to explain their vote. This custom has been followed during the past week by a number of gentlemen who have called at this office to explain why their signature was appended to the petition with which were honored last week. It appears that in a number of instances signatures were appended in the don't give a centarless way, which petitions are generally signed, and others again signed under a total misapprehension of the facts in the case and the drift of the petition. At the meeting of the California Historical Society one night last week, Professor George Davidson of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey read a paper on "Identification of the Anchorage of Sir Frances Drake in the Coast of California." The Professor explained that this paper was prepared to contort Edward Everett Hale's argument which favored the theory that Sir Frances Drake was the discoverer of San Francisco Bay. Illustrative of his discourse, Professor Davidson exhibited a collection of twenty two copies and photographs of obrats made by early Spanish, English and Portuguese navigators. The speaker proceeded to show that the bay in which the ancient navigator had sought shelter was not San Francisco or Bodega Bay, but was Drake's Bay. He quoted descriptive passages by narrators of the voyage, showing that the description was not that of San Francisco Bay, and argued that it was not Bodega Bay, because from it could not have seen the chalky cliff which reminded them of home and which caused Drake to name the county New Albion. It is evident that the headlands at the entrance of San Francisco Bay do not answer to this description. From this, together with other details in Drake's account that do no correspond with the peculiarities of San Francisco Bay, the Professor concluded that Drake sailed by it, never dreaming of its existence, but leaving it for a Spaniard, one Constanza, to blunder into years after. President Harrison takes a constitutional" of several miles every day, and says that is necessary to his health to do a deal of walking. There are a few thousand of President Harrison takes a "Constitutional" of several miles every day, and says that is necessary to his health to do a deal of walking. There are a few thousands of Republicans whose health would be improved by walking; but the walking they want to have done is by the Democrat who are yet in office. Erte brute! Sam Jones says the only thing a drunkard is good for is to send him to the California Legislature. Jones does the gag an injurious of them were occasionally saddened. There is one place in California where marriage is decidedly a failure. It is Marijuana. According to the New there has not been a marriage in that place for four years. And vague attempts "for and consummation to be found in the morning." Be not weary in mind or breath but keep the epistolary letters at work and June. These are initiatives as well as originals. One of her a clerk in a Chicago store abolished and hid himself away to be a resident of Boodlevilla. Arts of Sacramento are referred in detail to alleged in the office of George Paylor, the Army of the Senate, and all other proper use of his position, in withholding funds due to witnesses in certain investigations, and appropriating the amounts. The charge in detail are that a warrant was drawn for the attendance of General S. W. Backus, who appeared upon the list of witnesses before the States Prison investigatory committee, but who never did appear and, in fact, was never subpenaed. The discharged also stated that in order to increase the number of this warrant it was parported to be served at Santa Barbara when it general Backus resided. The other bill amends what is known as the County Horticultural law. It provides for the appointment of three Horticultural Commissioners in each county, who shall especially attend to the healthfulness of the vineyards and orchards of the county. These Commissioners have the right to inspect all orchards and vineyards, to appoint district inspectors and quarantine guardians, who shall have all power necessary in the prosecution of their prescribed duties. The county commissioners and inspectors shall be paid only for each day that they are actually engaged in the performance of their duties. Altogether the State Board of Horticulture appropriations amount to $36,500 to defray all expenses for the two years from July last next. Of this sum $30,000 is set apart for the work of the Board, independent of salaries, although it is thought possible that $5,000 may come out of this for the employment of a State Entomologist. Nothing in the bills above reviewed calls for an Entomologist, but it has been generally understood that such an officer is much needed, and would be appointed. There are several candidates for the position. The work of this official has been done by the State Inspector of Fruit Pests, but this office was abolished by the amended Horticultural bill. The work of the State Board of Horticulture has grown to large proportions during the past few years, keeping pace with the horticultural development of the State. The biennial reports of the Secretary indicate the lines of work pursued. The reports have been in such demand that the Secretary has been compelled to decline sending any outside of California. During the fiscal year drawing to close nearly forty thousand letters have been received at the Secretary's office, and a stenograph has been kept very busy attending to the correspondence. No new bills were asked for by the State Viticultural Board. The appropriation of $35,000 was made, and this will enable the work relating to the grape, raisin and wine industries of the State to be pursued as heretofore. The Fruit-Growers. President Ellwood Cooper of the State Board of Horticulture has issued a call for the seventh State Convention of Fruit-growers, to be held in National City, beginning Tuesday, April 16th. The San Diego County Horticultural Society, the Chamber of Commerce, the citizens of National City and San Diego, and the members of the State Board of Horticulture cordially invite fruit-growers, shippers, packers, nurserymen and others interested in horticulture and kindred purposes to be present at the convention and participate in its deliberations. Every effort will be made to insure a large audience, and it is in no hope that the meeting will be one of interest and profit to all. All persons having new fruits and inventions of value to horticulturists are requested to exhibit them at this meeting. There will be papers and essays by various horticulturists. Spring Opening AT S. S. FEDERMAN'S Elegant New Store. Just received an immense and elegant consignment of Men's, Ladies' and Childrens' Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Dry Goods, Clothing, Etc. Complete Assortment in every Departm't Prices Lower than Ever Before. I AM NOW PREPARED TO GIVE THE PUBLIC THE BENEFIT of a fine line of Goods at the very lowest prices. Call early and see our astounding bargains. S. S. FEDERMAN. The Towering Mastodon of Tented Shows! SELLS BROS.' 3-Ring Circus, Royal Roman Hippodrome, Elevated Stage and 5-Continent Menagerie, now in permanent consolidation with S. H. Barrett's SELLS BROS.' 3-Ring Circus, Royal Roman Hippodrome, Elevated Stage and 5-Continent Menagerie, now in permanent consolidation with S. H. Barrett's Universal Menagerie, 2-Ring Circus, Racing Carnival and Great World's Fair will exhibit in Santa Ana, Friday, April 5th. Los Angeles, Thursday, April 11th. Two Performances Daily, An extraordinary unification of the two leading Shows of America. Perfecting by their felicitous consolidation the most voluminous and VAST AMUSEMENT ORGANIZATION that mind can conceive or capital produce. Largest Tents Ever Constructed Whose mighty mazes of canvas canopy more space and enclose more novel and prominent features than the tents of a dozen cotemporary exhibitions. A matchless Hippodromatical, Zoological, Equestrian and Spectacular Exhibition, to witness which thousands come daily many leagues. A Parade Without a Parallel Largest Tents Ever Constructed Whose mighty mazes of canvas canopy more space and enclose more novel and prominent features than the tents of a dozen cotemporary exhibitions. A matchless Hippodromical, Zoological, Equestrian and Spectacular Exhibition, to witness which thousands come daily many leagues. A Parade Without a Parallel! In gleaming glamour and impressive spectacular grandeur, presenting sumptuous scenes, thrilling surprises and gorgeous effects never before witnessed on the public streets. The Children’s Dream of Fairyland! A delightful episode of the magnificent free street pageant. Notice to Creditors. ESTATE OF WALTER A. K. BABY, DECEASED Habitat is hereby given by the ungrateful, as minister of the estate of Walter A. K. Baby, so issued, to the auctioneers and all promote hearing against the mild demand to exhibit the maze with the summery vampires, within four miles from the first publication of this notice to the public streets. The maze will be opened at noon on Saturday, February 16th, in the courtyard of the Robinson Petroleum Placer Mining Claim. Dated this last day of February A. K. Baby, Administrator of the estate of Walter A. K. Baby, document. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE SECRETARY OF THE ESTATE OF WALTER A. K. BABY, ON THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY A. K. BABY, Administrator of the estate of Walter A. K. Baby, document. Anahaim Improvement Company. Location of principal place of business, Anahaim, Los Angeles county, California. NOTICE IN HEAVY GIVEN THAT AT A MINORITY SALE OF THE ESTATE OF WALTER A. K. BABY, THE ESTATE IS UNDER AGREEMENT WITH THE ANAHAM IMPROVEMENT COMPANY TO EXPLODE AND DISCOVER THE VALUE OF THE PROPERTY AFFECTED BY THIS SALE. THE VALUE OF EACH QUANTITY SHALL BE COMMITTED AND TURNED TO THE CURATOR OF THE PROPERTY, AND THE VALUE OF EACH QUANTITY SHALL BE COMMITTED AND TURNED TO THE CURATOR OF THE PROPERTY. The terms shall be a lien upon the property and quantity, and may be paid by either party in much quantity. If paid by the second party in much quantity, the lien or default shall be assumed upon the property and quantity, and may be paid by either party in much quantity. If paid by the third party in much quantity, the lien or default shall be assumed upon the property and quantity, and may be paid by either party in much quantity. If paid by the fourth party in much quantity, the lien or default shall be assumed upon the property and quantity, and may be paid by either party in much quantity. SEC. 15.-As soon as cement book together will must be delivered to the Trustees who must inspect themselves and of the time meet to signalize assessment in a newspaper printed in the meantime the assessor main in his office for the persons interested. SEC. 16.-Land once decemment book need not second time but any person same and desiring to be may have his name inserted person to whom such land. SEC. 17.-The Board meets on the second Wednesday each year to examine that and to equalize assessments said city. It must continue that purpose from day to day of same equalization is dislater than the fourth Wednesday. SEC. 18.-The Board has made all complaints in regal values of property and must be billed in this ordinance by adding or deducting by adding or deducting its own cash value. SEC. 19.-In all cases either adds to or decreases made by the Anahaim board must note down essentially the evidence upon decrease or alteration. SEC. 20.-During the sale it may direct the Anahaim able property that has been sold to add to or incomplete List he had to make and enter in the most time concealing when any assessment made by the Anahaim collection of Clock must notify all parties dependent in the purchase and addressed to at least three days after the day fixed when the sale occurs. NEW ARCHIVES must and before the last year, the amount of each lay any limitation by petition by such debt or obligation and shall be computed at making to the tax duty for the provision and payment of any tax or amendment on money loaned or any mortgage, deed of trust or other lien shall be in any interest appertained therein, and so to such tax or amendment, be paid and send. Sec. 2.—The City Assessor must, between the first Monday of March and the first Monday of May in each year memorize the name of all taxable installments, and all property in said city of Anaheim subject to taxation, and must make such property to the person by whom it was owned or claimed, or in whose possession or control it was at 12 o'clock on, of the first Monday of March next preceding; but no mistake in the name of the owner or appointed owner of real property shall render the assessment thereof invalid. In assuming solvent credit not incurred by mortgage or trust dead, a reduction therefrom shall be made of debts due to home-fide residents of this State. Sec. 3.—He must exempt from each person a statement showing apparently the same facts, as far as the money may be applicable to said city, as are required by Section 3,629 of the Political Code of the State of California. Said Assessor shall verify said list by his own and shall deposit the same with the City Clerk on or before the first Monday of May of each year. The Assessor shall during said time also make a list of all male persons residing within the limits of the city over the age of twenty one years old and verify and deposit said list with the Clerk as above provided. Said Assessor and his deputies shall have power to administer all oaths and affirmations necessary in the performance of his duty. Sec. 4.—The Board of Trustees must furnish the assessor with the blank forms of the statements provided for in the preceding section affixing thereto an affidavit which must be adamantially as follows: I, do aware that I am a resident of the city of Anaheim that the 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 whatsoever, 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 bons title 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 the ordinance the assessor must note the refusal on the assessment book appoint his name, and must make an estimate of the date. New ARCHIVES change, reassessment and online made by the board, and during its admission on its terms after alteration, will remain upon the amendment bank, all changes and modifications made by the board, and so on; hence the first Monday in August of each year deliver the amendment bank on account to the City Marshal and accompany the name with an affidavit thereof affixed submitted by him as follows: I do notice that asark of the Board of Trumers of the city of Anaheim, I have kept current minutes of all acts of the board teaching alterations in the amendment body that all alterations agreed to or directed to he made have been made and entered in the book, and that no change or alteration have been made therein except them authorized. Sec. 22.—The Board of Trumers must on Wednesday of June of each year fix the rate of city taxes, designing the number of cents per one hundred dollars of property levied for each fund, and must lay the city taxes upon the taxable property of the city. Sec. 23.—On delivering the amendment book to the City Marshal the City Clerk must charge the Marshal with the full amount of the taxes levied. Sec. 24.—Within ten days after the receipt of the amendment book the Marshal must publish a notice specifying first that taxes will become delinquent on the first Monday of October next thereafter and that unless paid prior thereto five per cent will be added to the amount thereof; second, the time and place at which payment of taxes may be paid. Sec. 25.—The notice in every one must be published at least once a week for two weeks in some newspaper published in the city. 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of any property or placed any property out of said city or my possesses 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 appointe his name, and must make an estimate of the value of the property of such person and the value so fixed by the assessor must not be reduced by the Board of Trustees. Sec. 6. — If the owner or claimant of any property not listed 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 unparished 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 properties assessed. Sec. 11. — Any property wilfully concealed, removed, transferred or unrepresented by the owner or agent thereof, to evade taxation, upon discovery must be assessed at not exceeding ten times its value, and the assessment no made must not be reduced by the Board of Trustees. Sec. 12. — Any property discovered by the assessor 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, and whose specifications and forms must be similar to those required by Sectiona 3,650 and 3,651 of the Political Code of the State of California, so 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 allotment in the assessment book to be substantially as follows: 1. — Assessment as case may be; the city of Anaheim do swear that between the first Monday of March and the first Monday of May, 1881, 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 a full cash value and that I have faith fully complied with all the duties imposed on the Assessor under the revenue ordinances and that I have not imposed any unjust session through justice or ill will nor allowed any one to escape a just and equal session through favor or reward." But the failure to take or observe such an allotment will not in any manner affect the validity of 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 whatsoever, transferred or disposed of any property or placed any property out of said city or my possesses 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. 15. — 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 appointe his name, and must make an estimate of the value of the property of such person and the value so fixed by the assessor must not be reduced by the Board of Trustees. Sec. 16. — If the owner or claimant of any property not listed by another person is absent or unknown the assessor must make an estimate of the value of such property. Sec. 17. — 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. 18. — All personal property consigned for sale to any person within this town from any place outside must be assessed as other property. Sec. 19. — The property of every firm and corporation must be assessed in the name of the firm or corporation and the undistributed or unparished property of deceased persons may be assessed to the heirs, guardians, executors or administrators. Sec. 20. — Depotes, 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 properties assessed. Sec. 21. — Any property wilfully concealed, removed, transferred or unrepresented by the owner or agent thereof, to evade taxation, upon discovery must be assessed at not exceeding ten times its value, and the assessment no made must not be reduced by the Board of Trustees. Sec. 22. — Any property discovered by the assessor 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. 23. — The Assessor must prepare an assessment book with appropriate headings alphabetically arranged, in which must be listed all the property within the city, and whose specifications and forms must be similar to those required by Sectiona 3,650 and 3,651 of the Political Code of the State of California, so far as the provisions of those sections may be applicable to the city. Sec. 24. — On or before the first Monday of May in each yearthe Assessor must complete his assessment book.Hoand his deputies must take and subscribe an allotment inthe assessment book to be substantially as follows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmusttakeandsubscribeanallotmentintheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmusttakeandsubscribeanallotmentintheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmusttakeandsubscribeanallotmentintheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmusttakeandsubscribeanallotmentintheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmusttakeandsubscribeanallotmentintheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmusttakeandsubscribeanallotmentintheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmusttakeandsubscribeanallotmentintheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmusttakeandsubscribeanallotmentintheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmusttakeandsubscribeanallotmentintheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmusttakeandsubscribeanallotmentinTheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmusttake和subscribeanallotmentinTheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmusttake和subscribeanallotmentinTheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmust take和subscribeanallotmentinTheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmust take和 subscribeanallotmentinTheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmust take和 subscribeanallotmentinTheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmust take和 subscribeanallotmentinTheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmust take和 subscribeanallotmentinTheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmust take和 subscribeanallotmentinTheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmust take和 subscribeanallotmentinTheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmust take和 subscribeanallotmentinTheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmust take和 subscribeanallotmentinTheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that betweenthe first MondayofMarchandthefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmust take和 subscribeanallotmentinTheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that between,the first MondayofMarchand,thefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmust take和 subscribeanallotmentinTheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that between,the first MondayofMarchand,thefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmust take和 subscribeanallotmentinTheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that between,the first MondayofMarchand,thefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmust take和 subscribeanallotmentinTheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that between,the first MondayofMarchand,thefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmust take和 subscribeanallotmentinTheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that between,the first MondayofMarchand,thefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmust take和 subscribeanallotmentinTheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that between,the first MondayofMarchand,thefirstMondayofMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmust take和 subscribeanallotmentinTheassessmentbooktobe substantiallyasfollows: 1. — Assessment as case may be;the city of Anaheim do swear that between,the first MondayofMarchand,thefirstMondayOfMay1881,Hoandhis deputiesmust take和 subscribeanallotmentinTheassessment书(toBeIncludedInTheAssessmentBook) follows. A assessor (or deputy assessor) as the case may be) the city of Anahim do swear that between the first Monday of March and the first Monday of May, 1858... 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 value and that I have faith fully complied with all the duties imposed on the Assessor under the revenue ordinance and that I have not imposed any unjust assessment through indict 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 all-fault 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 Clerk of the Board of Trustees who must immediately give notice thereof and 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 person 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 assumed values 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 actual cash value. Sec. 19. In all cases where the board either adds or decrements or alters the valuation made by the Assessor, the Clerk 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 Assessor to assess any taxable property that has escaped assessment or to add to the amount of property when a false or incomplete list has been rendered and to make and enter new assessments (at the same time cancelling previous entries) when any assessment made by him is deemed by the board no incomplete as he renders doubtful the collection of the tax. But the Clerk must notify all persons interested by letter deposited in the protection or express, personal, and addressed to the persons interested at least three days before action taken, of the day found when the matter will be investigated. Sec. 21. The clerk of the board must record in a book he kept for the purposes all SEC. 37. The Marshal must collect in addition to the taxes due on the delinquent list and five per centum 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. 38. 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 and costs including fifty cents to the Marshal for duplicate certificate of sale before 10 o'clock A.M. of the following day the property on the next sale day before the regular sale must be resold for taxes and costs. SEC. 41. 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. 42. 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. 43. The certificates must be signed by the Marshal and one copy delivered to the purchaser and the other filed in the office of the City Clerk. SEC. 44. The Marshal before delivering any certificate must in a book enter a description of the land sold corresponding with the description in the certificate, date of the sale, the purchaser's name and amount paid, regularly numbered describing on margin of the book and put a corresponding number on each certificate. SEC. 45. On filing with the City Clerk the certificate, then of the city vests in the purchaser, and is only divested by the payment to him or to the City Traveller for his use, of the purchase money and fifty per cent thereof. SEC. 46. A redemption of the property sold may be made by the owner or any party intertwined within twelve months from the date of purchase. SEC. 47. Redemption must be made in gold or silver coin and when made to the City Traveller he must pay it in demand in the Marshall's certificate and pay it in demand in the parcel bearer front of the Marshal's office. SEC. 48. The Marshal must collect in addition to the taxes due on the delinquent list and five per centum 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 tothe Marshal in full for preparing the list. SEC. 49. 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 commencethe sale and costs including fifty cents tothe Marshal for duplicate certificate of sale before 10 o'clock A.M. ofthe following daythe property onthe next sale daybeforetheregular salemustberesoldfortaxesandcosts. SEC. 50. After receivingtheamountofthetaxandcosts,theMarshalmustmakeoutinduplicateacertificate,datedonthedayofsale,stating(whenknown)thenameofthepersonassessed,adescriptionofthelandsold,theamountpaidthereforthatitwassoldfortaxes,givingtheamountandyearoftheassessment,andspecifyingthetimewhenthepurchaserwillbesatisfiedtoadeed. SEC. 51. The certificates must be signed bytheMarshalandonecopydeliveredtothepurchaserandtheotherfileinofficeoftheCityClerk. SEC. 52. WhentheCityMarshaldomesthereasonallyorillegallycollectedorderoftheBoardofTrusteesbe refundedbytheCityTraveller. SEC. 53. WhentheCityMarshaldomesthereasonallyorillegallycollectedorderoftheBoardofTrusteesbe refundedbytheCityTraveller. SEC. 54. IftheMarshaldomesthereasonallyorillegallycollectedorderoftheBoardofTrusteesbe refundedbytheCityTraveller. SEC. 55. Every tax due on real property is limited to one per cent per month must be paid on such delinquent taxes fromthetimewerefirstdelinquentuntilpaid. SEC. 56. Any taxespercentanderroneouslyorillegallycollectedorderoftheBoardofTrusteesbe refundedbytheCityTraveller. SEC. 57. Every tax due on real property is limited to one per cent per month must be paid on such delinquent taxesfromthetimewerefirstdelinquentuntilpaid. SEC. 58. This ordinance shall takeonanalterinthepassage. FRANK J. PresidentoftheBoardOfTrustees I hereby certify thattheforegoingnameswerepursuedbytheBoardofTrusteesonafregularandadvisedbymeasurementyearuntilpaidandinterestatrateofsuchpercentmoneyfromthetimewerefirstdelinquentuntilpaid. AYEN-Littlefield,Goldthwaite,Braden-Radee. 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