anaheim-gazette 1890-02-13

The Weekly Gazette. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY. Henry Knox, Charles Knox, Kerrons are Procurers. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1800. It is quite impossible that our esteemed contemporary, the Los Angeles Times, whose disclosures on the states of county division finances have created such a stir in this county during the week, may have been incorrectly informed in the premises. It is likely, also, that the statement furnished by Commissioner Knox and printed in our columns this morning may be otherwise than satisfactory to our Commissioners, and that a re-inventory of county property, more in keeping with a decent regard for the feelings of the taxpayers of Orange county, may considerably lower the amount of our obligation to Los Angeles; if, indeed, a total wiping out of the indebtedness be not altogether impossible—not to speak of the possibility of bringing the Imperial county out in our debt. However, if the amount of our liability to Los Angeles is to be $60,000 or $70,000, it will, as our contemporary truthfully observes, be a matter of some surprise to a large number of people hereaway. We await an answer from our friends, the pro-division statesmen at Santa Ana. In the pamphlet, by the way, giving reasons for county division, circulated by our Santa Ana friends in May last, the people were assured that change county would receive no less than $444 from Los Angeles in the event of division. At that time the Times urged the amount owing the proposed county at between $75,000 and $100,000, which by the terms of the Orange county bill, it said, Los Angeles would be compelled to pay in cash. Continuing, it said: "So large a sum cannot be taken out of the current funds, and the result is that the county will be obliged to borrow to pay the debt to the new county." In the pamphlet, "Reason against Division," on the other hand, the statement is made that the debt to the old county would be $60,000 in the event of division. Both these estimates were made, presumably after careful and minute investigation. Yet the discrepancy amounts to simmers Knox and Johnson. The Orange county representatives come up so often as they think their presence is required, and are here to attend the regular weekly meetings. Capt. Knox exhibited the pay roll for January, which amounts to $573, and a bill for stationary accounting to $93 40. The commissioners draw $5 a day for actual service, and during January, Commissioners Knox and Johnson put in 23 days each. The Orange county commissioners, Richard Kraus and James McFadden, draw $5 per day and express whenever they come up on official business. While the statement is not given as official, the following may be taken as about the way in which the accounts between the two sessions will stand: Total assets total value Cash in January March 11, 1800 less interest and sinking fund Bridge $750,000 The proportion of these assets allocated to Orange county, on the basis of the assessment of 1898, is about one to ten, which would make Orange county's share $79,000. The joint indebtedness is figured as follows: Bonds and interest Loss cash in interest and sinking fund Remainder Orange county's one tenth of this is $66.00. The charges against Orange county will be: One tenth of debt Bridge $8,000 Real estate in Orange county $4,000 Proportion of cost of running the two counties, March 11, 1899 to Aug. 1, 1899 (about) $20,000 Tax From which deduct Orange county's share of amounts $840,000 These figures are of course only approximate, and are given in round numbers. The probabilities are that Orange county will come out in Los Angeles county's debt from sixty to seventy thousand dollars. This will be a surprise to some of the people. A considerable part of the commission's work is concerning an exact basis of division according to the assessment rolls of 1898. Each item of assessment has to be reviewed carefully, and, in some cases, when the division line has been run through properties, a part is set off to Los Angeles and a part to Orange county. For this purpose accurate maps have to be made of the country contiguous to the dividing line. Two errors in the assessment books have been discovered, which change the footings about $160,000. When the work of adjusting the assessments is completed and written up in books provided for the purpose, the matter of division will be speedily settled. The Editorial Association is in session at San Bernardino. The members are having a great time taking in the sights and drinking salads reminiscent in the morning. COUNTY at between $75,000 and $100,000, which by the terms of the Orange county bill, it said, Los Angeles would be compelled to pay in cash. Continuing, it said: "So large a sum cannot be taken out of the current funds, and the result is that the county will be obliged to borrow to pay the debt to the new county." In the pamphlet, "Responsibility against Division," on the other hand, the statement is made that the debt to the new county would be $20,000 in the event of division. Both these estimates were made, presumably after careful and minute investigation. Yet the discrepancy amounts to something like $135,000. We pause for a reply from Santa Ana. In this issue will be found a communication from a non resident property owner in the Anaheim Irrigation District, in which a question is raised as to the legality of property on which the defendant taxes have not been paid, belonging to non-residents who have not been notified of the time of its delinquency. Our defendant has evidently overlooked the advertisement of November 14th last, calling attention to the taxes referred to, and warning all that the same penalty would be deferred December 31st, when a penalty of two percent would be added. Nevertheless, his pledge is well taken, it would appear, in reference to the desirability of notifying non-residents by mail of their tax liability. This was thought of by the Collector at the time, but the spirit of the law having been complied with by advertising, no mail communication was reported to. The resignation of Director Ryan from the Board of Directors of the Anaheim Irrigation District is to be deplored. Mr. Ryan is known of excellent qualities, and his labor must well be spared at this juncture. He teachers his resignation because the Directors refuse to commit themselves to policy of advancement. There has been a plenty of backing in the seasons of the board, which the people have it in their power to act at rest in April by the election of a board of conservatives thinkers to carry on the work of the district. Mr. Ryan's resignation should not be accepted, and the board may profitably place themselves in line with his policy. Captain E. B. Spiekman of A Company, San Diego, was elected Colonel of the new Ninth regiment at the election in Los Angeles last Saturday. Captain George L. Bryant of E Company, San Bernardino, was elected Lieutenant-Colonel, and Captain C. S. McKalvey of F Company, Santa Ana, was elected Major. Colonel Spiekman tendered the officers of the new regiment and others a banquet in the evening. San Diego has been based upon as the regimental headquarter. The Seventh regiment, to which the Anaheim company is attached, and the Ninth comprise the First brigade, with headquarters at Los Angeles, under command of Brigadier General Johnson. This council contemporary, the Santa Ana tribe claims the honor of being the first to "spring" the state of things in the county at between $75,000 and $100,000, which by the terms of the Orange county bill, it said, Los Angeles would be compelled to pay in cash. Continuing, it said: "So large a sum cannot be taken out of the current funds, and the result is that the county will be obliged to borrow to pay the debt to the new county." In the pamphlet, "Responsibility against Division," on the other hand, the statement is made that the debt to the new county would be $20,000 in the event of division. Both these estimates were made, presumably after careful and minute investigation. Yet the discrepancy amounts to something like $135,000. We pause for a reply from Santa Ana. In this issue will be found a communication from a non resident property owner in the Anaheim Irrigation District, in which a question is raised as to the legality of property on which the defendant taxes have not been paid, belonging to non-residents who have not been notified of the time of its delinquency. Our defendant has evidently overlooked the advertisement of November 14th last, calling attention to the taxes referred to, and warning all that the same penalty would be deferred December 31st, when a penalty of two percent would be added. Nevertheless, his pledge is well taken, it would appear, in reference to the desirability of notifying non-residents by mail of their tax liability. This was thought of by the Collector at the time, but the spirit of the law having been complied with by advertising, no mail communication was reported to. The resignation of Director Ryan from the Board of Directors of the Anaheim Irrigation District is to be deplored. Mr. Ryan is known of excellent qualities, and his labor must well be spared at this juncture. He teaches his resignation because the Directors refuse to commit themselves to policy of advancement. There has been a plenty of backing in the seasons of the board, which the people have it in their power to act at rest in April by the election of a board of conservative thinkers to carry on the work of the district. Mr. Ryan's resignation should not be accepted, and the board may profitably place themselves in line with his policy. Captain E. B. Spiekman of A Company, San Diego, was elected Colonel of the new Ninth regiment at the election in Los Angeles last Saturday. Captain George L. Bryant of E Company, San Bernardino, was elected Lieutenant-Colonel, and Captain C. S. McKalvey of F Company, Santa Ana, was elected Major. Colonel Spiekman tendered the officers of the new regiment and others a banquet in the evening. San Diego has been based upon as the regimental headquarter. The Seventh regiment, to which the Anaheim company is attached, and the Ninth comprise the First brigade, with headquarters at Los Angeles, under command of Brigadier General Johnson. This council contemporary, the Santa Ana tribe claims the honor of being the first to "spring" the state of things in the county at between $75,000 and $100,000, which by the terms of the Orange county bill, it said, Los Angeles would be compelled to pay in cash. Continuing, it said: "So large a sum cannot be taken out of the current funds, and the result is that the county will be obliged to borrow to pay the debt to the new county would be $20,000 in the event of division. Both these estimates were made, presumably after careful and minute taking in the nights and drinking sodaits powders in the morning. Sorry we can't be there. Nelly Bly has gone to lecturing. Her first night's receipts amounted to $1,400. Her first lecture was delivered in New York Saturday night. 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Holley of Garden Grove sells Rural Blush and Dakota Potatoes (based in the market) at Three cents per pound for quantities less than 360 pounds, and Two and One-Half cents per pound for quantities greater than 360 pounds. All orders delivered in Anaheim. & J. BACKS, FURNITURE. friend of Every Buyer. DERTAKERS! NOTICE. prepared to do all kinds of EE PLANTING! Special Attention to Planting Orange, Walnut, Peach, Apple and Gum Trees. DOWEST RATES. DUNN & BRO., PROP. BANKING. BANK OF ANAHEIM CAPITAL STOCK, 100,000.OO. JAMES... PRESIDENT E V. HORR... CANNER BOARD OF DIRECTORS: SPENCE, W. H. MABURY W. K. JAMES... H. MOTT, P. JAMES. bank receives Deposits, Loans, Buys and Sells Exchange and Currency, makes Collections and transacts a CITY MEAT MARKET HOME INDUSTRY. PHILADELPHIA BEER. 20 Can. Per....BOTTLE. $1 75 "....DOZEN. $8 25 "....CASE. $9 25 "....BARREL. I will pay 25 cents per dozen for bottles returned. For Sale by N. HART At Fountain Saloon, Anaheim. P. DAVIS & BRO., CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM, (Thomson Los Angeles and Lemon) DEALERS IN PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARDWARE, GRAIN, LIQUORS, CIGARS, WOOL, HIDES, ETC. CITY MEAT MARKET DELINQUENT TAX OF THE PROPERTY IN THE ANAHEIM IRRIGATION DISTRICT COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIF. For the Fiscal Year 1889-1890 Assessed to all Owners when Known when Unknown to Unknown Owner A Total coins and tax. 1. Albrecht, Henry. Lot A; Beige's Addition, annuity $7, 5 per cent 35 cents, costs 50 cents. Total..... $7 85 2. Ale ander, Mrs. R. Lot 28, block 4; Santa Fe trust, ta 25 cents, 5 per cent 1; cents, costs 50 cents. Total.... 76 3. Agnilar, Ramon. Lot 2, block M, Center trust, ta $1. 5 per cent 5 centres, costs 50 cents. Total.... 1 55 4. Alguna, Limina. Lot 47 and 48, block 20, in town of Fallerton, ta $1 75, 5 per cent 4 cents, costs $1. Total.... 2 74 5. Anderson, J. C. Lots 19, 20, 21, 22, block 28; lot 10, block 27; lot 27, block 22, in town of Fallerton, ta $1 50, 5 per cent 7 cents. Total.... 4 50 6. Allen, John. Lot 47, block 22 and lot 20, block 29, in the town of Fallerton, ta $1 50, 5 per cent 9 cents, costs $1. Total.... 1 79 7. Abby, A.T. South 4 acres of the south of the north of the NE of the NE Sec., T.4,R10,ta $1 85, 5 per cent 9 cents, costs $50 cents. Total.... 2 44 8. Andrade, Domingo. In Yorba district, 8 acres, bounded north and west by M. Yorba, sent by P. Yorba, south by Rixh, ta $1 20, 5 per cent 6 cents, costs $50 cents. Total.... 1 78 9. Agnilar, Trinidad. In Yorba district, Vineyard lota 9 and 10, ta 40 cents, 5 per cent 2 cents, costs $1. Total.... 1 42 south by Santa Ana river. Frank Butter, tax $12 80, 63 cents, costs 50 cents. Total.... 33 acres bounded north by Yorba and G. Stedinger, Wrath north by Martin Sharb and Minna Baywa, Yorba and C.C.R.R., per cent 50 cents, costs Total.... 42. Baywa, Minna. In trust, 33 acres bounded north by Baywa and C.C.R.R. Themey Torha and C.C.R.R. by Santa Ana river, taxes $8 50, 48 cents, costs 50 cents. Total.... 43. Bixby, J.W. and its district, commencing at Anahaim Irrigation District northerly to the east of maid district; thence on to stations 24,33,32,31,...station 30,10 chains south of maid line of maid southernly to the south line of Santa Ana line hence northwesterly along bank of said river to the beginning; taxes $495,5 per cent, costs $50 cents. Total.... 44. Bixby, J.W., Anahaim area in nine westerly corners in the A.Davila transect; 121 south of the north line of Anahaim irrigation district line of the A.Davila transect; FIRST TIONAL BANK OF Los Angeles. OFFICERS: PENCE, President; DOCKNELL, Vice-President; LIOTT, Cashier; AFFER, Asst. Cashier. DIRECTORS: WILLIAM LACT, J. F. CRANE, H. MARRY, J. M. ERROTT. H. SYMONDS, DEALER IN-ves, Tinware, Agateware! Japaned Ware, Pumps, Gas and Water Pipes. GALVANIZED TANK WORK A SPECIALTY DEALERS IN PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARDWARE, GRAIN, LIQUORS, CIGARS, WOOL, HIDES, ETC. CITY MEAT MARKET GO TO Bentz & Steadman, For Fresh Meats, Corned Beef, Pickled Pork, Chicken Eard and Smoked Meat. The "Lily Ham and Bacon out to Order," Highest Market Prices Paid for Fat Stock, Eggs and Peultry CENTER ST... ANAHIM. City Stables, Center Street (Opposite Kroeger's Block), ANAHEIM. A. L. Lewis & Co. Proprietors. THESE STABLES ARE THE BEST VENTILATED AND most accommodations in the town, and special attention will be paid to Boarding and Grooming horses. The charge in all cases will be reasonable. Single and Double Teams Furnished as short notice and careful drivers, family with the country, supplied when required. The patrons of the mobile respectfully solicited. Annual Meeting Of Stockholders of the Anaheim Union Water Co. Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders of the Anaheim Union Water Company that the annual meeting of stockholders will be held at Kroeger's Hall, March 29, 1890, at 10 o'clock a.m., for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors of said company and for the transaction of such business as may properly come before the meeting. J. R. GARBINER, Secretary. P. PELLEGRIN & SON, JEWELRY, ART AND MUSIC STORE, Postoffice Block, : Anaheim. Cal. H. SYMONDS, —DEALER IN— Lives, Tinware, Agateware! Japaned Ware, Pumps, gas and Water Pipes. GALVANIZED TANK WORK A SPECIALTY. BINDING OF ALL KINDS PROMPTLY AND NEATLY due at San Francisco prices. I solicit a share of the public paand guarantee satisfaction in all cases. Give me a call. H. SYMONDS. Planters' Hotel, ANAHEIM, CAL. Notice to the Public. BING ESTABLISHED MYSELF IN THE NURSERY business in Fullerton, I respectfully invite the public to call and me my large stock of Ornamental and Deciduous Trees, which I the LOWEST EASTERN PRICES. My trees, roses, etc., are free from all insect pests and warranted. I have a large stock of THE GUM AND CYPRESS TREES! Which will be sold at the Lowest Rates. Also a large stock of SEEDLING ORANGE TREES. NOW PROPAGATING FROM CUTTINGS OF THE best and most Valuable ROSES and Shrubbery, and also from both tropical and semi-tropical. SEND FOR ABRIDGED PRICE LIST. SCHUMACHER, Prop. Orange County Nurseries. Merton, Cal. TAXLIST PROPERTY IN THE HEIM N DISTRICT STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Year 1889-1890, owners when Known and Unknown Owners. Total acres and tax. south by Santa Ana river, west by Frank Butler, tax $1250, 5 per cent 63 cents, costs 50 cents. Total... 13 62 41. Bahya, M. In Yorba district, 33 acres, bounded north by Vienna Yorba and G. Stadhager, west by H. Wreda, north by Martin James de Shorb and Minna Bayley, west by T. Yorba and C. C. R., tax $90, 5 per cent 50 cents, costs 50 cents. Total... 10 80 42. Bayha, Minna. In Yorba district, 33 acres, bounded north by M. Bayhea and C. C. R., west by Martin James de Shorb, tax $90, 5 per cent 50 cents, costs 50 cents. Total... 10 48 43. Bixby, J. W. 90 acres in Yorba district, commencing at station 188 of Anahaim Irrigation District; thence northerly 6 chains to the north line of mid district; thence northwesterly to stations 34, 33, 32, 31, 30 and from station 30, 10 chains southwesterly to the east line of mid land; thence southerly 40 climbing 50 links to the south line of the Santa Ana river; thence northwesterly along the north mid bank of mid river to the place of beginning, tax $495, 5 per cent 25 cents, costs 50 cents. Total... 5 70 44. Bixby, J. W., Estate of, 12.8 acres in the southwest corner of Lot 6 in the A. Davila trace; 121 acres lying south of the north line of the Anahaim Irrigation District line in lot 7 of the A. Davila trace; 156 acres of Lot 8 of the A. Davila trace; Lot 11 D 70. Dyer, Samuel H. Lot 43, Anahima Extension, 25 acres, tax $1075, 5 per cent 54 cents, costs 50 cents. Total... 11 70 71. Dyer, J. J. Lot 41, Anahima Extension, 39 acres, tax $1625, 5 per cent 81 cents, costs 50 cents. Total... 17 56 72. Dilla, Samuel H. Lot 30, 31, 32, 33 block B, Loveliet tract; lots 24, 25 block A, Loveliet tract, tax $3, 5 per cent 15 cents, costs $2. Total... 6 15 73. Dolan, Mary Bridgett. Lot 1, 2, 3, 4 block 2 in Lacroq's Addition to Anahima, tax $40 cents, 5 per cent 2 cents, costs $2. Total... 2 42 74. Durr, Louisa Hairs of. Lot 53 and $5 in Vineyard E, tax $15,5 per cent 75 cents, costs $1. Total... 75 75. Dockweiler, J. H. Lot 27, block C, Vineyard C 3, tax $75 cents, 5 per cent 4 cents, costs $50 cents. Total... 16 75 76. Darricot, Mrs. S. Lot 18, Vineyard E, tax $5,205,5 per cent 13 cents, costs $50 cents. Total... 3 13 77. Debeer, M. South ten feet of City Lot 60; west 100 feet of City Lot 27; tax $310,5 per cent 15 cents, costs $1. Total... 4 25 78. Davidson, W.C. Town of Fullerton, lot 24, block IH, tax $15 cents, 5 per cent one cent, costs $50 cents. Total... 79. 79. Debeer, M. Town of Fullerton, lot 48, block IIH, tax $30 cents, 5 per cent two cents, costs $50 cents. Total... 80. NEW ADDITIONS Total acres and tax. south by Santa Ana river west by Frank Butter, tax $1250, 5 per cent 63 cents, costs 50 cents. Total... 13 62 68. Calhoun, Frank A. Lots III, IIIIA block - Kalmier tract tax $9099999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 68. Calhoun David In Yorba district by Santa Ana river west by Agnes M. McCaffrey north by Agnes M. McCaffrey north by R.D.Richardson west by A.Goldthwaite tax $2777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777 68. Calhoun Dr. five acres in section IIIIA T.S.R.I.O.B.A.Tax $85 per cent 40 cents cost $50 cents. 68. Calhoun Dr. five acres in section IIIIA T.S.R.I.O.B.A.Tax $85 per cent 40 cents cost $50 cents. 68. Calhoun Dr. five acres in section IIIIA T.S.R.I.O.B.A.Tax $85 per cent 40 cents cost $50 cents. 68. Calhoun Dr. five acres in section IIIIA T.S.R.I.O.B.A.Tax $85 per cent cost $50 cents. 68. Calhoun Dr. five acres in section IIIIA T.S.R.I.O.B.A.Tax $85 per cent cost $50 cents. 68. Calhoun Dr. five acres in section IIIIA T.S.R.I.O.B.A.Tax $85 per cent cost $50 cents. 68. Calhoun Dr. five acres in section IIIIA T.S.R.I.O.B.A.Tax $85 per cent cost $50 cents. 68. 108. Grimshaw,T.S.BCity Lot No tax$85percent40centcost$50centtotal 108.Grimev.J.A.Lots I&J,B blocks D,DurickAddition,tax$65/10,$percent4cmcost$4cmtotal 118.Gilmore,Mrs.Julia,Lots I&J,B blocks A,Lovelietaddition,tax$65/10,$percent4cmcost$4cmtotal 111.Gen,H.C.Lots I&J,B blocks P.percent4cmcost$4cmtotal 112.Goldman,B.Lots I&J,B blocks P.percent2cmcost$4cmtotal 113.Goln,C.Town of Rishfield,Lots I&J,B blocks P.percent2cmcost$4cmtotal 114.Josephina,F.H.Town of Rishfield,Lots I&J,B blocks P.percent2cmcost$4cmtotal 114.Josephina,F.H.Town of Rishfield,Lots I&J,B blocks P.percent2cmcost$4cmtotal 114.Josephina,F.H.Town of Rishfield,Lots I&J,B blocks P.percent2cmcost$4cmtotal H Handy,M.M.SofSofNW; Sec.I2,T.R.I.O.B.A.Tax$85percentfivecent,costs fiftycents; total tax and costs... 121.Hawks,N.C.Lots I&J,B blocks A,Summarfieldaddition,tax$65/10,$percent4cmcost$4cmtotal 121.Hawks,N.C.Lots I&J,B blocks A,Summarfieldaddition,tax$65/10,$percent4cmcost$4cmtotal 121.Hawks,N.C.Lots I&J,B blocks A,Summarfieldaddition,tax$65/10,$percent4cmcost$4cmtotal 122.Hart,Mrs.MaryC.VineyardlotB3,Tax$30/5percent$10,cost$2cmtotal 123.Hurtado,Augustin;8 acres C 45. Citron, Indora, Lots 8, 9, 10, block 1, Summerfield and Oppenheimer tract, tax 60 cents, 5 per cent 3 cents, costs $2. Total. 44. Bixby, J., Wentz of 12.8 acres in the southwest corner of Lot 6 in the Davila trast; 121 acres lying south of the north line of the Anaheim Irrigation District line in lot 7 of the A. Davila trast; 156 acres of Lot 8 of the A. Davila trast; Lot 11 of the A. Davila trast, containing 280 acres south of the Anaheim Irrigation District, tax $48 28, 5 per cent $2 41, costs $2. Total. 46. Cule, Nathan. In Poindexter and Vicker's subdivision of north two-thirds of section 29, T 4, R 10, of lot 3, 4—362 acres, tax $8 10, 5 per cent 40 cents, costs $1 50. Total. 47. Clark, E. B. Lot 28, Block D, Lorelei trast, tax 40 cents, 5 per cent 5 cents, costs $50 cents. Total. 48. Caswell, A. M. Lots 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, block B, Lorelei trast, tax $4 15, 5 per cent 21 cents, costs $4. Total. 49. Champinil, E. W. 3.9 acres of Lot 42, Anaheim Extension, tax $5, 5 per cent 25 cents, costs $50 cents. Total 50. Champlain, Wm. Southwest corner of Lot 42, Anaheim Extension, tax $1 75, 5 per cent 8 cents, costs $50 cents. Total. 51. Cromley, Mrs. M. 1 acre in northwest corner of Lot 48, Anaheim Extension, tax $2, 5 per cent 10 cents, costs $50 cents. Total. 52. Chapin, Mrs. Fanny J. SEJ of Section B, T 4, R 10, 10 acres, tax $4, 5 per cent 20 cents, costs $50 cents. Total. 53. Cadman, John. Lot 12 and 35 feet of lot 10 and 11, in Vineyard D, tax $16 50, 5 per cent 83 cents, costs $1. Total. 54. Codey, A. H. Lots 8 and 9, block M, Center tract, tax $65 cents, 5 per cent 3 cents, costs $1. Total. 55. Crane, C. W. 21.24 acres in Lot 23, Anaheim Extension, bounded north by Worms, west by Worms and Sheffield, south and east by Stearns Hancho Company, tax $1062, 5 per cent 53 cents, costs $50 cents. Total. 56. Carlton, G. D. and L. Oppenheimer. In Summerfield and Oppenheimer subdivision of Spoor treat, lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 10, 21, 22, 23, 31, 32, 35, 36, block 4; lots 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 34; block 3; lots 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 30, 31; block 5; lots l:2 l:12 l:12 block g; lots l:6 l:7 l:17 l:18 block l; lots l:15 l:16 l:17 l:18 l:20 l:21 block b; tax $l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$l$ 57. Cox Kenyon. Lot lt42 Anaheim Extension; north36 acres of Lot lt40 Anaheim Extension; lot lt73 SWJ of SWJ; Section l: T4 Rt0 tax $sti6$, $b$, $c$, $d$, $e$, $f$, $g$, $h$, $i$, $j$, $k$, $l$, $m$, $n$, $o$, $p$, $q$, $r$, $s$, $t$, $u$, $v$, $w$, $x$, y,$z$ 58. Carlton Geo.D Town of Fullerton; lot l:69 loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; 59. Carlton Geo.D Town of Fullerton; lot l:69 loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; 60. Carlton Geo.D Town of Fullerton; lot l:69 loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; 61. Carlton Geo.D Town of Fullerton; lot l:69 loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; 62. Carlton Geo.D Town of Fullerton; lot l:69 loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t:ll inclusive; block n:loa t：ll inclusive; 63. Carlton Geo.D Town of Fullerton; lot l：69 loa t：ll inclusive；block n：loa t：ll inclusive； 64. Carlton Geo.D Town of Fullerton；lot l：69 loa t：ll inclusive；block n：loa t：ll inclusive； 65. Carlton Geo.D Town of Fullerton；lot l：69 loa t：ll inclusive；block n：loa t：ll inclusive； 66. Carlton Geo.D Town of Fullerton；lot l：69 loa t：ll inclusive；block n：loa t：ll inclusive； 67. Carlton Geo.D Town of Fullerton；lot l：69 loa t：ll inclusive；block n：loa t：ll inclusive； 68. Carlton Geo.D Town of Fullerton；lot l：69 loa t：ll inclusive；block n：loa t：ll inclusive； 69. Carlton Geo.D Town of Fullerton；lot l：69 loa t：ll inclusive；block n：loa t：ll inclusive； 70. Carlton Geo.D Town of Fullerton；lot l：69 loa t：ll inclusive；block n：loa t：ll inclusive； 71. Carlton Geo.D Town of Fullerton；lot l：69 loa t ：ll inclusive；block n：loa t ：ll inclusive； 72. Carlton Geo.D Town of Fullerton；lot l：69 loa t ：ll inclusive；block n：loa t ：ll inclusive； 73. Carlton Geo.D Town of Fullerton；lot l：69 loa t ：ll inclusive；block n：loa t ：ll inclusive； 74. Carlton Geo.D Town of Fullerton；lot l：69 loa t ：ll inclusive；block n：loa t ：ll inclusive； 75. Carlton Geo.D Town of Fullerton；lot l：69 loa t ：LL积点，costs $50 cents.$Total. 76. 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17, 18, 30, 31, block 5; lot 1, 2, 11, 12, block 6; lot 5, 6, 7, 17, 18, block 1; lot 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, block 2; tax $11, 25, 5 per cent 56 cents; cost $24.50. Total 57. Cox, Kenyon. Lot 42. Anaheim Extension; north 38 acres of Lot 40. Anaheim Extension; Lot 37. Anaheim Extension; 25 acres SW of SW; Section 2, T 4, R 10, tax $31.61, 5 per cent $8.61, cost $2.61. Total 58. Carlton, Geo. D. Town of Fallerton; lot 1, block 9, lot 2 to 11 inclusive; lot 9, lot 10 to 18 inclusive; block 9, lot 19 to 30 inclusive; block 9, lot 31 to 36 inclusive; block 9, lot 70, 5 per cent 34 cents; cost $12.50. Total 59. Cordurall, Lucy L. Town of Fallerton; lot 25, 28 and 27; block 14, lot 1 and 2; block 31, lot 21, 22, 33, and 35; block 14; tax $17.50, 5 per cent 9 cents; cost $0.60. Total 60. Chapman, Mrs Jatin. Town of Fallerton; lot 31, 32 and 33; block 20; tax $10.15, 5 per cent 7 cents; cost $1.50. Total 61. Clark, K. Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4; block 30; lot 11 and 12; block 41; lot 7; block 45 in town of Fallerton; tax $8.60, 5 per cent 43 cents; cost $5.50. Total 62. Chadbourne, F. S. Town of Fallerton; lots 3 and 4... block 19... "10, 11, 15, 16..." "19... "1, 2, 3, and "26... "1, 2, 3, and "28... "41... "44... "49 tax $187.75, 5 per cent $7.90, cost $8.50. Total 63. Cox, K. The northernmost of the northwest section: T 4, R 10, forty acres; north twenty acres of the northwest section: T 4, R 10, tax $18.50, five per cent九百 cents; cost $1.50. Total 64. Cadman, John. Lot 3, block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.9 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.10 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.2 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.3 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.4 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.5 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.6 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.7 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.8 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.9 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.10 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.11 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.12 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.13 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.14 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.15 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.16 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.17 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.18 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.19 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.20 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.21 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.22 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.23 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.24 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.25 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.26 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.27 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.28 block K. Krannermar tract; lot no.29 block K. Krannermar tract;lot no. A tax $30 cents; lot $5 blocks: tax $10 ota; lot $1 to $4 inclusive: tax $48: $140x350 feet in block $32: tax $2: $2.37 acres in block $33 (Park block) and $2.39 acres in block $34: tax $1$: $10: lot $29: block $17: tax fifteen cents: total tax $8: $8: five per cent forty-four cents: cost $3: total tax and costs ... 92: Fish, W.S.: Lots $53,$45,$56: Hotel del Campo tract: tax $1: $5 per cent five cents: cost $2: Total ... 95: Field,G.D.: Lots $14 and $15: Block B: Vineyard C: $3: tax $1$: $8: $per cent nine cents: cost $4:$Total ... 96: Folkom,R.E.: Lots $1 and $2:block C: Center tract: tax $4:$per cent twenty cents: cost $4:$Total ... 97: Forham,A.W.: Lot $30:block B: Center tract: tax $50 cents: $per cent three cents: cost $50 cents: Total ... 98: Ford,G.D.: Town of Richfield: lots $14 and $15:blocks: blocks: blocks: blocks:block C: Center tract: tax $4:$per cent two cents: cost$3:$Total ... 98: FoxW.O.: Town of Fullerton: lots $47 and $48:blocks: blocks:$per cent two cents: cost$3:$Total ... 99: Fitham,H.D.: Town of Fullerton: lots $19 and $20:blocks: blocks:$per cent two cents: cost$3:$Total ... 100: Fitham,H.D.: Town of Fullerton: lots $9 and $20:blocks: blocks:$per cent two cents: cost$3:$Total ... 101: Fitham,H.D.: Town of Fullerton: lots $9 and $20:blocks: blocks:$per cent two cents: cost$3:$Total ... 102: Fitham,H.D.: Town of Fullerton: lots $9 and $20:blocks: blocks:$per cent two cents: cost$3:$Total ... 103: Fitham,H.D.: Town of Fullerton: lots $9 and $20:blocks: blocks:$per cent two cents: cost$3:$Total ... 104: Fitham,H.D.: Town of Fullerton: lots $9 and $20:blocks: blocks:$per cent two cents: cost$3:$Total ... 105: Fitham,H.D.: Town of Fullerton: lots $9 and $20:blocks: blocks:$per cent two cents: cost$3:$Total ... A tax $30 cents;lot $14:block A:a tax$90 cents;lot $15:block A:a tax$90 cents;lot $16:block A:a tax$90 cents; lot $17:block A:a tax$90 cents; lot $18:block A:a tax$90 cents; lot $19:block A:a tax$90 cents; lot $20:block A:a tax$90 cents; lot $21:block A:a tax$90 cents; lot $22:block A:a tax$90 cents; lot $23:block A:a tax$90 cents; lot $24:block A:a tax$90 cents; lot $25:block A:a tax$90 cents; lot $26:block A:a tax$90 cents; lot $27:block A:a tax$90 cents; lot $28:block A:a tax$90 cents; lot $29:block A:a tax$90 cents; lot $30:block A:a tax$90 cents; lot $31:block A:a tax$90 cents; lot $32:block A:a tax$90 cents; lot $33(block A:a tax$90 cents); lot $(continued on Fourth Page.)$ (Continued on Fourth Page.)