anaheim-gazette 1927-12-22
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OBSERVATIONS
GETTING THE MEAT OUT OF THE COCOANUT
WITH a presidential year coming upon the people, there are many who rant and rave upon the enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment as being the big question to be settled. But this problem can be cured by educating the people, especially the younger generation, upon the folly of the intemperate indulgence in strong drink. The conservation of water in the western states is far more important to the people than the enforcement of the Volstead Act. With the rapid advance of these states, the conserving of water is paramount. Governmental aid is indispensable and should be forthcoming. The curbing of the rapacious wealthy middleman—the fellow who dictates the price of products to the producer and likewise to the consumer—is of the greatest importance to the farmer and laboring man. The keeping of this country out of any future war is a thousand times more important to the people of the United States than the much discussed prohibition question. These are but a few of the questions that are of more concern to the people than the booze bugaboo.
ONE OF THE JOHNNY-COME-LATELIES
TWO MEN were seated in a restaurant the other morning, waiting for the waffles, when one of them casually remarked: "You had better take along your overcoat, and be prepared for rain." The man was ready to take a trip into the upper valley. "These damp, cloudy mornings, I believe, are sure signs of rain. I have been here several months, and I feel sure we are due for a good soaking rain. Better take your rubber along, also," observed this wise man. But an old-timer chuckled to himself, for he knew that what this man said looked like rain clouds were only one of those high fogs.
MISSING THE LONG TRAIL
AWAY back in Vermont, during a flood, an old black horse and a young gray were caught in a raging stream when a river flowed over a stock farm, and both horses started to swim. Both of them were struggling to reach the shore. Then the old horse began to falter, and finally started to sink. But the young horse, swimming nearby, paused, being uncertain what he should do. Soon the head of the old horse suddenly reappeared, and
MISSING THE LONG TRAIL
AWAY back in Vermont, during a flood, an old black horse and a young gray were caught in a raging stream when a river flowed over a stock farm, and both horses started to swim. Both of them were struggling to reach the shore. Then the old horse began to falter, and finally started to sink. But the young horse, swimming nearby, paused, being uncertain what he should do. Soon the head of the old horse suddenly reappeared, and the animal set his teeth into the mane of his mate. Tugging gamely, the gray started for the bank, trailing his exhausted companion, and at last reached the shallow water. Several men were there and drew both animals ashore and later put on their nosebags, and no doubt old Dobbin was delighted.
EATING OUT OF THEIR HANDS
IT IS said physicians in some eastern hospitals have employed hypnotism instead of anesthetics while performing delicate operations. It is of record that some high-powered stock salesmen have used some sort of somnambulism for many moons in their activities in unloading their paper on unsuspecting people.
WOLF IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING
A NEW indoor game being played in the larger cities is for a matronly-looking dame to work up an acquaintance in her neighborhood, especially among the wealthy class, then invite a number of ladies to a tea party and, when the stage is all set, have a couple of strong arm pals come in and rob the bunch.
THE BALLOT IS THE PEOPLE'S WEAPON
IN SEVERAL city elections held recently, the people knocked the "bosses" for a row of pork barrels by going to the polls and voting. Just why people will register and then not vote is a problem past finding out. But when they do use the elective franchise, boss rule takes a slump.
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER
IN A backwoods town in a Middle West state the town board forgot to call the regular city election. When the trustees found out their mistake, why, they just set the date ahead a couple of weeks and went at the balloting as though nothing had ever happened.
THE PIN MONEY
THE way those two home-run twins pick up the ducats makes a fellow believe in Santa Claus. Recently they got $4700 for appearing in a patented pair of overalls down Kansas way.
NO, SIR, CRIME DOESN'T PAY
JUST the other day thirteen prisoners were sent to the state penitentiary from an adjoining county. The sentences range from one to fifty years in each case. These men will have a long time to think the matter over.
EDDIE, FETCH THE SILVER SPOON
WHENEVER it rains nowadays, and the sun shines warmly immediately, the mushroom hunters go in quest of the juicy plants out in the lowlands. Incidentally, if toadstools get mixed together with other California Californians...
NO, SIR, CRIME DOESN'T PAY
JUST the other day thirteen prisoners were sent to the state penitentiary from an adjoining county. The sentences range from one to fifty years in each case. These men will have a long time to think the matter over.
EDDIE, FETCH THE SILVER SPOON
WHENEVER it rains nowadays, and the sun shines warmly immediately, the mushroom hunters go in quest of the juicy plants out in the lowlands. Incidentally, if toadstools get mixed up with them, usually the family doctor is sent for hurriedly—and sometimes the undertaker is called.
THAT INFERIORITY COMPLEX
NOW what a lot of guys want to know is why is a baby—especially tohse who let out a yell when the Sheik and the Sheba go into a clinch—taken to a movie show?
OUGHT TO CALL THE RAG 'THE ECHO'
AWAY down East an editor became so fussed up over a daylight robbery in the old home town that he was unable to get out his paper on the date of publication, and waited until the following day to tell his subscribers all about it.
MAKE AMERICA SAFE FOR AMERICANS
IT IS reported that more rigid enforcement of the immigration law in respect to those seeking work in the films will be urged before a meeting of the actors' association in a movie town, in a movement to stem the tide of foreign invasion of the picture colony. The same thing should apply to all lines of endeavor.
PEACE ON EARTH
ANOTHER Armistice Day has come and gone. People rejoice on that memorable day because that cruel World war ended. It never should have been started. Wars do no good. Some people say wars are started to make business. This may be true, because it is said 81 millionaires were made in this country on account of that war, which brought 24 nations in mortal combat. But there should be no more wars. People should settle their differences diplomatically. Allow the dove of peace a chance to alight and all would be well. Why drench the battle fields with the blood of the youth of any land? No, there must be no more wars!
More Oil Storage Urged for Emergency
Eighty-five citrus growers met at the farm advisor's office last week to consider orchard protection by efficient methods of heating. Floyd Young, frost forecaster of the United States weather bureau for this district and Southern California, reported that a survey conducted by his department revealed the fact that the storage facilities in Orange county districts where orchard heating is practiced show a decided deficiency in case an unusual cold spell should obtain this season.
According to data collected, there is storage at present to take care of one and a half fillings for the number of heaters now in use. Storage facilities for about 1,400,000 gallons of oil are at present provided. Young figures that this should be increased to at least two fillings, or better three, so as to meet any emergency of unfavorable weather such as a protracted cold spell, or even washouts from storms that may interfere with normal distribution of fuel by truck or railroad.
Special attention will be given by growers this year to a more efficient regulation of the orchard heaters to improve fuel combustion and reduce smoke. The oil secured for this season is of a lower asphaltum base, according to officials of the frost protection associations in the county.
Frost forecasts are again being broadcasted over radio station KHJ this year by the weather bureau. These come on the air at 8 o'clock every evening and cover Orange county points, together with other citrus sections of California.
Oranges at the breakfast table, a salad at dinner, things formerly regarded as luxuries by families of average means, are fast coming to be necessities.
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
In And For The
Epperly, F. E.—
South Street Tract, Lot 46,
with Improvements and Personal Property ... 16.40
Erskine, Isabella—
In Vineyard Lot G-6, Nut Grove Tract, Lot 1, Block A, with Improvements and Personal Property ... 86.41
Evans, T. J.—
In Vineyard Lot C-2, Heimmann & Sorrensen's Add., S'ly. 32 ft. of Lot 11, Block E; S'ly. 16 ft. of Lot 12, Block E, with Improvements and Personal Property ... 36.36
Fraser, Malcolm—
In Dreyfus Lands, Parsons Sub., Lot 24, with Improvements ... 21.11
Franz, R. W.—
Santa Fe Tract, Lot 22, Block 6, with Improvements ... 11.63
Franz, R. W.—
Santa Fe Tract, Lot 21, Block 6 ... 4.22
Goodrich, Mrs. Gertle—
In Vineyard Lot F-5, Regier's Sub., Lot 3, with Improvements ... 48.24
Halfen, Ed N.—
In Vineyard Lot B-4, Zeyn Tract Annex, Lot 12, Block C, with Improvements ... 39.11
Halling, A. L.—
In Vineyard Lot A-2, Monte Vista Tract, Lot 2, Block C ... 5.33
Harris, R. U.—
In Vineyard Lot F-7, Dolan Tract, Lot 24, Block B and Personal Property ... 17.95
Hodges, Warren—
West Court Tract, N'ly. % of Lot 8, Block A, with Improvements and Personal Property ... 27.90
Huhn, W.—
Boeges Add., N'ly. 30 ft. of E'ly. 55 ft. Lot R, with Improvements and Personal property ... 14.60
Hart, W. H.—
In Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub., Lot 15, with Improvements and Personal Property ... 41.86
Jackman, Vashti—
In Vineyard Lot G-6, Nut
Lot 1, Block A, with Improvements and personal property ... 397.40
Potter, G. C.—
In Vineyard Lot G-5, Hess Sub., Lot 1, Block B, with Improvements and Personal Property ... 38.39
Probst, Della—
In Vineyard Lot C-7, Fern Tract, Lot 7, with Improvements and Personal Property ... 34.65
Ralchee, Frank C.—
Estate of Mary Strobel, Lot 50x152.8 ft., with Improvements ... 23.51
Rosser, Wm.—
In Vineyard Lot G-3, Geerdes Sub., Lot 91.85x140 ft., in N.W.Corner, with Improvements ... 23.82
Rothaermel, Alberta—
In Vineyard Lot C-6, St.Catherine's Add., Lot 1, Block C ... 8.30
Rothaermel, Alberta—
In Vineyard Lot C-6, St.Catherine's Add., Lot 2, Block C ... 8.30
Rothaermel, Alberta—
In Vineyard Lot C-6, St.Catherine's Add., Lot 8, Block C ... 8.30
Samson, M.L.—
Lorelei Tract, Lot 19, Block A with Improvements and Personal Property ... 25.75
Schnelder, Julius J.—
West Court Tract, Lot 1, Block B; N'ly. 15 ft., Lot 2, Block B with Improvements ... 91.68
Sears, W.H.—
In Vineyard Lot G-5, Hess Sub., Lot 8, Block D ... 14.93
Sheldon, Frank—
In Vineyard Lot H-5, California Square, Lot 13, Block C with Improvements ... 4.27
Sildam Reality Co.—
In Original City Lot 36, S'ly. 22½ ft., with Improvements and Personal Proprietorship...
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
In And For The
CITY OF ANAHEIM, COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1927-1928
Amount of Tax and Costs
Owner Tract, Lot & Block Due
Antisdel, C. L.—
In Hotel Del Campo Tract, Lot 35, Block F..... $ 8.64
Antisdel, (C. L.—
In Hotel Del Campo Tract, Lot 36, Block F..... 8.64
Backs, Edward P.—
In Vineyard Lot A-4, Zeyn Tract Annex, Lot 13, Block E..... 19.63
Backs, Edward P.—
In Vineyard Lot A-4, Zeyn Tract Annex, Lot 16, Block F..... 10.52
Bank, First National—
In Vineyard Lot H-5, California Square, Lot 1, Block D..... 17.55
Baker, Delilah—Estate—
In Vineyard Lot E-7, Lot 99x 137 feet, with Improvements and Personal Property..... 66.92
Bishop, Rufus F.—
In Vineyard Lot H-5, California Square, Lot 13, Block B..... 7.74
Boyle, Nell—
In Vineyard Lot H-5, Palomar Tract, Lot 24..... 9.23
Brownfield, John—
Weight — Freeman & McClaughan, 2 acres, Lot 3, with Improvements and Personal Property..... 31.39
Calkins, Minnie I.—
In Spoerl Tract, Summerfield & Oppenheimer Sub., Lot 35, Block 3..... 4.95
Calkins, Minnie I.—
In Spoerl Tract, Summerfield & Oppenheimer Sub., Lot 36, Block 3, with Improvements and Personal Property..... 20.92
Chapman, A.—
In Original City Lot 55, Wly. 38 ft. of Wly. 70.12 ft.; also Lot 32.12x31.50 ft., with Improvements and Personal Property..... 22.18
Church, Christian—
In Vineyard Lot E-5, Langenberger Tract, Lots 63
Hodges, Warren—
West Court Tract, N'ly. % of Lot 8, Block A, with Improvements and Personal Property ..... 27.90
Huhn, W.—
Boeges Add., N'ly. 30 ft. of E'ly. 55 ft. Lot R, with Improvements and Personal property ..... 14.60
Hart, W. H.—
In Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub., Lot 15, with Improvements and Personal Property ....... 41.86
Jackman, Vashtl—
In Vineyard Lot G-6, Nut Grove Tract, Lot 16, Block B, with Improvements and Personal Property ..... 22.40
Johnston, A. J.—
In Vineyard Lot A-2, Monte Vista Tract, Lot 29, Block A ..... 6.07
Kidd, W. H.—
In Tract No. 221, J. Lloyd Moore Sub., Lot 4, Block 6, with Improvements ..... 38.36
Kirk, E. M.—
In Vineyard Lot G-5, Hess Sub., Lot 20, Block D, with Improvements and Personal Property ..... 49.91
Kirk, E. M.—
In Vineyard Lot H-5, California Square, Lot 14, Block D ..... 21.93
Koepp, Geo. L. & Ethel—
In Hotel Del Campo Tract, Lot 20, Block B ..... 5.33
Koepp, Geo. L. & Ethel—
In Hotel Del Campo Tract, Lot 21, Block B, with Improvements ..... 18.68
La Place, Elsie—
In Vineyard Lot G-6, Nut Grove Tract, Lot 2, Block B, with Improvements and Personal Property ..... 10.90
Logan, R.—
Lorelel Tract, Lot 22, Block E, with Improvements ..... 9.18
Mathews, Ida—
In Vineyard Lot B-4, Zeyn Tract Annex, Lot 7, Block C, with Improvements ..... 43.27
Mattoon, Frank—
In Vineyard Lot H-5, Palomar Tract, Lot 13, with Improvements and Personal Property ..... 42.22
Meyer, Richard—
In Vineyard Lot H-5, California Square, Lot 4, Block C ..... 8.11
Meyer, Richard—
In Vineyard lot H-5，California Square，Lot5，BlockC.....7.74
Meyer，Richard—
In Vineyard lot G-7，Beverly Tract，Lot21，Block B.....4.96
Moore，Harold—
In Center Tract，Lot10，Block L，with Improvements and Personal Property .....25.37
Morris，Merle—
In Vineyard lot G-6，Nut Grove Tract，Lot24，Block B.....7.55
Maugerhan，C.J.
West Court Tract，Lot 1，Block B; N'ly. 15 ft., Lot 2，Block B，with Improvements .....91.68
Sears，W.H.-
In Vineyard Lot G-5，Hess Sub., Lot8，Block D .....14.93
Sheldon，Frank—
In Vineyard Lot H-5，California Square，Lot13，Block C，with Improvements .....4.27
Sildam Reality Co.-
In Original City Lot 36，S'ly., 22½ ft., with Improvements and Personal Property .....61.76
Simpson，G.M.-
In Dreyfus Lands，7.34 acres，with Improvements and Personal Property .....137.49
Slx，HenryEygabroad Sub., Lot 10，Block 2，with Improvements .....35.55
Steen，P.V.-
In Vineyard lot B-1，Tract No. 549,Sycamore Square,Lot12，Block B，with Personal Property .....6.81
Stewart，James E.-
In Vineyard lot D-3，Lot8，Block G，with Improvements .....115.29
Stewart，马attle—
In Hotel Del Campo Tract,Lot26，Block B，with Improvements .....16.16
Stewart，马attle—
In Hotel Del Campo Tract,Lot27，Block B .....5.33
Stewart，R.F.-
Lorelel Tract,Lot9，Block C，以Improvements .....35.25
Tanner，Ruth Camp—
In Vineyard lot G-5,Hess Sub.,Lot13，Block B .....7.74
Tindell，刘,V.C.-
In Vineyard lot B-3，Elliott & Anderson Sub.,Lot10，Block3，以Improvements .....12.68
Veterans Welfare Board—
In Vineyard lot H-5,Palomar Tract,Lot4 .....11.71
Veterans Welfare Board—
In Vineyard lot G-5,Hess Sub.,Lot20，Block C .....4.27
Veterans Welfare Board—
In Vineyard lot H-5,Palomar Tract,Lot20 .....4.03
Walter，胡.E.-
In Vineyard lot A-3，Elk Park Tract,Lot5，Block A .....18.91
Willcox，吴.W.-
In Vineyard lot H-4，Stueckle Sub.,Lot2，与Improvements .....29.77
Wilkins，我raIn Vineyard lot G-3,Mother Colony Square,Lot26，与Improvements和PersonalProperty .....33.17
Yantz，胡.H.W.-
Villa Place Add.,W'ly.'% of Lot2，与Improvements .....17.87
Archibald，胡.G.-North Anaheim Addition Wilke Add.,Lot8，Block B，与Improvements .....18.50
Brown，张.B.J.-Estate North Anaheim Addition...
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Calkins, Minnie I.—
In Spoerl Tract, Summerfield and Oppenheimer Sub., Lot 36, Block 3, with Improvements and Personal Property ... 20.92
Chapman, A.—
In Original City Lot 55, W'ly. 38 ft. of W'ly. 70.12 ft.; also Lot 32.12x31.50 ft., with Improvements and Personal Property ... 22.18
Church, Christian—
In Vineyard Lot E-5, Langenberger Tract, Lots 63 and 64 ... 14.80
Cope, George F.—
In Vineyard Lot A-3, Elk Park Tract, Lot 2, Block C ... 6.44
Crandall, Del G.—
In Dreyfus Lands, Tract No. 11, S'ly. 12 ft. of Lot 5; All of Lot 6; N'ly. 18 ft. of Lot 7 ... 12.00
Casebere, L. W.—
In Vineyard Lot C-2, Olive Street Tract, Lot 8, Block 3, with Improvements and Personal Property ... 14.97
Chalmers, E. M.—
Lorelei Tract, Lot 1, Block H, with Improvements ... 15.49
Chalmers, E. M.—
Lorelei Tract, Lot 2, Block H, with Improvements ... 20.27
Chalmers, E. M.—
Boeges Add., Lot F ... 31.61
Cole, Jack—
In Dreyfus Lands, Parsons Sub., Lot 10, with Improvements ... 20.81
Daniels, P.—
In Anaheim Extension Lot 46, Coffman Sub., Lot 7, with Improvements and Personal Property ... 29.74
Danner, Desse L.—
In Vineyard Lot A-2, Monte Vista Tract, Lot 18, Block B ... 7.00
Davis, H. E.—
In Hotel Del Campo Tract, Smith & Deans Sub., Lots 31 & 32; also Lot 10x141.15 ft., with Improvements and Personal Property ... 35.17
In Vineyard Lot H-4, California Square, Lot 5, Block C ... 7.74
Meyer, Richard—
In Vineyard Lot G-7, Beverly Tract, Lot 21, Block B... 4.96
Moore, Harold—
In Center Tract, Lot 10, Block L, with Improvements and Personal Property ... 25.37
Morris, Merle—
In Vineyard Lot G-6, Nut Grove Tract, Lot 24, Block B ... 7.55
Mauerhan, C. J.—
In Vineyard Lot H-3, Carroll Tract, Lot 14, Block A ... 7.93
Miglionica, Corinne—
In Vineyard Lot G-3, Mother Colony Square, Lot 28... 7.55
McCormack, James—Estate—Anaheim Investment Co. Tract, Lot 93x231.85 ft., Lot 5, with Improvements and Personal Property ... 32.65
Needham, L. S.—
In Vineyard Lot C-3, Helman & George Tract, Lot 41, Block D, with Improvements ... 11.64
Ochon, J. M.—
Lorelei Tract, Lot 23, Block E, with Improvements and Personal Property ... 29.39
Olmstead, E. L.—
In Vineyard Lot E-6, Enterprise Tract, Ely. 189.2 ft.of Lot A, Block I... 3.56
O'Toole, Dr. Chas.—
In Vineyard Lot E-7, West Broadway Tract, Lot 8, Block I, with Improvements and Personal Property ... 67.20
Paynter, Mrs. Geo.—
In Tract No. 221, J. Lloyd Moore Sub., Lot 5, Block 4 ... 10.62
Payse, A.-
In Villa Tract, Lot 7, Block A, with Improvements... 2.14
Percy, Lucy J.-
In Vineyard Lot A-2, Monte Vista Tract, Lot 5, Block D ... 4.58
Perry, Edgar H.-
In Vineyard Lot C-2, Lot 100 x119.5 ft., in N.W.Corner ...
Wilkins, Myra—
In Vineyard Lot G-3, Mother Colony Square, Lot 26with Improvements and Personal Property ... 33.17
Yantz, H. W.-Villa Place Add., Wly.'¼ of Lot 2with Improvements... 17.87
Archibald, H. G.-North Anaheim Addition，Willke Add., Lot 8，Block Bwith Improvements... 18.50
Brown，B.J.-Estate-North Anaheim Addition，Bellair Tract，Lot 8...6.05
Euca-Lemo Co.-North Anaheim Addition，Willke Add., Lot 13，Block Bwith Improvements and Personal Property... 38.30
Rockwell，T.M.-North Anaheim Addition，Bellair Tract，Lot 1.with Improvements... 1.16
Rogers，Dr. Clifford-North Anaheim Addition，Strip of Land 13x193.75ft...2.99
Turner，Chas.-North Anaheim Addition，Willke Add., S'ly.30 ft., Lot5，Block A; N'ly.10 ft., Lot6，Block Awith Improvements...23.53
Allen，Mrs.Paul V.-North East Anaheim Addition，Wallop Tract，Lot15，Block A...6.50
Boyle，H.P.-North East Anaheim Addition，Worthmore Tract，Lot26，Block A...5.60
Brenner，Harry-North East Anaheim Addition，Mills Park Tract，Lot10，Block6...3.82
Brenner，Harry-North East Anaheim Addition，Mills Park Tract，Lot11，Block6...3.32
Brenner，Harry-North East Anaheim Addition，Mills Park Tract，Lot7，Block7...3.82
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Lot 8, Block 7.....3.32
Browne, Ross D. H.—
North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract,
Lot 11, Block 5, with Improvements .....18.82
Campbell, Thomas F.—
North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract,
Lot 6, Block 3.....6.10
Campbell, Thomas F.—
North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract,
Lot 9, Block 5, with Improvements .....23.58
Campbell, Thomas F.—
North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract,
Lot 12, Block 5.....2.78
Campbell, Thomas F.—
North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract,
Lot 6, Block 7.....5.34
Campbell, Thomas F.—
North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract,
Lot 9, Block 7.....3.79
Campbell, Thomas F.—
North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract,
Lot 15, Block 7, with Improvements .....22.00
Curtis, Edna M.—Estate—
North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract,
Lot 2, Block 6, with Improvements .....22.06
Donohue, Thos. C.—
North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract,
Lot 7, Block 2.....5.81
Durnbaugh, M.—
North & East Anaheim Addition, Allen Tract, Lot 22,
Block A.....10.35
Evans, Mary L.—
North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract,
Lot 10, Block 5, with Improvements .....13.40
Hoover, Mrs. Mac—
North & East Anaheim Addition, Wallop Tract, Lot 1,
Block B.....5.31
Lynch, J. A.—
North & East Anaheim Addition, Worthmore Tract,
Lot 25, Block A, with Improvements and Personal
Zernechel, Ed W.—
North & East Anaheim Addition, Worthmore Tract,
Lot 6, Block A.....4.55
Archibald, H. G.—
North & West Anaheim Addition, Home Builders
Tract, Lots 1 & 2, Block C,
with Improvements .....7.76
Estarilla, Aquiles—
North & West Anaheim Addition, Anaheim Home
Tract, Lot 24, with Improvements .....2.48
Colt, Bertram H.—
North & West Anaheim Addition, Anaheim Home
Tract, Lot 18, with Improvements .....2.30
Garth, James G.—
North & West Anaheim Addition, Miles Rancho, Nly.
10 ac of S. 20 ac of Lots
12 & 13, with Improvements .....105.63
Gutterez, Mary—
North & West Anaheim Addition, Tract No. 17,
Sinclair Ranch, Lot 27, with Improvements and Personal Property .....3.36
Martinez Jesus—
North & West Anaheim Addition, Anaheim Home
Tract, Lot 30 .....2.39
Miller, Hugh—
North & West Anaheim Addition, Home Builders
Tract, Lot 7, Block C.....2.70
Rendon N.—
North & West Anaheim Addition, Tract No. 37,
Sinclair Ranch, Nly. 45 ft. of Wly.
60.32 ft., Lot 28,
with Improvements .....2.48
Swan, Clara M.—
North & West Anaheim Addition, Anaheim Home
Tract, Lot 16 .....1.60
Swan, Clara M.—
North & West Anaheim Addition, Anaheim Home
Tract, Lot 26, with Improvements .....2.30
Swan, Geo. P.—
North & West Anaheim Addition, Mary Goodman
Tract, Lot 13, with Improvements .....2.13
NOTICE OF TAX SALE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF ORANGE
CITY OF ANAHEIM
Public notice is hereby given that default having been made in the payment of taxes and special assessments due the City of Anaheim for the fiscal year 1927-1928, upon the property described.
I. J. S. Martin, as Tax Collector in and for said City of Anaheim, by virtue of the power and authority in mevested by law, unless the taxes and special assessments delinquent, together with the cost and percentages due thereon are paid, will on THURSDAY, THE 12TH DAY OF JANUARY,
Mother Lot 26,
and
1½ of
improvements
Addition,
Block
ents
Addition,
with
improvements
Addition,
Block
ents and
Improvements
Addition,
Lot
Lot
Improvements
Addition,
Lot
Lot
Improvements
29.77 Block B, with Improvements 16.43
Schlamovitch, P.— North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 1, Block 7 5.60
State Mutual Building & Loan Assn.— North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 14, Block 5, with Improvements 38.17
State Mutual Building & Loan Assn.— North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 15, Block 5, with Improvements 34.22
State Mutual Building & Loan Assn.— North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 6, Block 6 4.30
Van Antwerp, Earl B.— North & East Anaheim Addition, Clementine Street Tract, Lot 6, with Improvements 14.36
Walton, Thomas J.— North & East Anaheim Addition, Allen Tract, Elly. 73.16 ft. of Lot 25, Block B 2.98
Waters, Wm. L.— North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 2, Block 2 4.80
Waters, Wm. L.— North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 4, Block 2 4.80
Waters, Wm. L.— North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 8, Block 2 5.05
Waters, Wm. L.— North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 9, Block 2 5.05
Waters, Wm. L.— North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 10, Block 2 5.05
Waters, Wm. L.— North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 11, Block 2 5.05
Waters, Wm. L.— North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 2, Block 3 4.55
Public notice is hereby given that default having been made in the payment of taxes and special assessments due the City of Anaheim for the fiscal year 1927-1928, upon the property described.
I. J. S. Martin, as Tax Collector in and for said City of Anaheim, by virtue of the power and authority in mevested by law, unless the taxes and special assessments delinquent, together with the cost and percentages due thereon are paid, will on THURSDAY, THE 12TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1928.
At the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, commence to sell the real estate upon which said taxes and special assessments are a lien, at PUBLIC AUCTION, for and on account of such delinquent taxes and special assessments thereon, in my office in the City Hall, in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, and that I will continue such sale from day to day (Sundays and legal holidays excepted), according to the adjournments, and between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and 2 o'clock p.m. of each day of sale, and at the same place, until the whole property hereinbefore set forth, or so much thereof as may be necessary shall be sold; together with the sum of fifty (50) cents provided by law for the certificate of sale in duplicate in each and every case.
NO PROPERTY IS EXEMPT
No property is exempt from seizure and sale for personal property taxes; even the homestead and house utensils are subject thereto. The law is imperative. The Collector has no discretion and delinquents must suffer if they fail to pay.
All the property heretofore described is in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California.
Signed and dated at the said City of Anahelm, California, this 15th day of December, 1927.
J. S. MARTIN.
Tax Collector of the City of Anahelm, County of Orange, State of California.
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