anaheim-gazette 1928-01-05

Sec. Hoover Declares Business Prospering Optimistic Forecast Relative to Year Just Ushered In An answer to the usual annual request of the press for a statement of prospects requires a short catalogue of the economic forces which dominate the business situation at our entry into the New Year. The more general of these forces of course, include the credit situation, the degree of accumulated stocks of goods or speculation in them, the size of the crops, the rate of wages, the outlook in labor relations and employment, the prospects of foreign trade and to these also need be added the particular forces in motion in the different major industries. Upon these points it may be said that there is an ample supply of credits at low rates; the somewhat larger stock of goods which were accumulated during the summer are being reduced; there is no consequential speculation in commodities; the crops have been abundant; wages are at a high level; we are recovering from some partial unemployment, especially in the automobile industry. There is peace in most sections of the labor world except bituminous coal; there is more peace in the international world than at any time since the war; the foreign world is recovering its economic strength and buying power, therefore, our foreign trade is steadily increasing. The phenomena usually accredited as premonitory of a slump are therefore absent. During the past year there have been important shifts in our own economic world which have an important bearing upon the future. While the average wholesale price of all commodities at about 50 per cent above prewar is today the same as a year ago, yet if we divide them into agricultural and non-agricultural goods, it will be found that the average price of non-agricultural products has fallen in the 12 months from about 60 per cent above prewar to 51 per cent prewar. The average of agricultural products Poultry Parasites Reduce Egg Yield Poultry parasites are of many kinds. Sometimes they multiply until they kill the fowls on which they prey. But in the opinion of entomologists of the United States department of agriculture parasites do even greater injury to the industry by reducing the vitality, stunting the growth, and checking the egg yield of fowls. Lice and mites are the most frequent and wide spread groups of external parasites, and these two require entirely different methods of treatment to rid the fowls of their attacks, because the two live under different conditions. The lice exist on the fowls, and the mites live in cracks and crevices in nests and roosts. For eradicating lice the department of agriculture recommends application of sodium flouride. It kills all varieties of lice—body, head, and feather. This chemical may be applied by dusting or by dipping. Either the "chemically pure" or "commercial" grades may be used, but the latter is cheaper and more easily obtained. Young chicks require very little, and a pound of powder, costing about 35 cents, should kill the lice on a flock of 100 chickens. Dipping the fowls is still easier and cheaper, but it is not wise to dip fowls unless the weather is warm. A single treatment of every fowl, by either the dusting or dipping method, will completely eradicate all lice from the premises. For mites the procedure is utterly different. Mites do not live on the fowls by day, but come out and suck their fill of blood when the fowls are roosting. First the poultry house must be cleaned thoroughly. Trash, nesting material, etc., should be taken out and burned. Then go over the whole house thoroughly with crude petroleum or carbolineum, using either a spray pump or brush to apply the material. Petroleum is cheaper, but the carbolineum gets into the cracks better and lasts longer. Paint the roosts and let the petroleum or carbolineum work into every crack. The mite-killer should dry before the chickens go to roost. There are other fowl parasites, such as the scaly leg mites, blue bugs, bedbugs, fleas, and chiggers, each of which may cause much loss; these pests, however, are not so generally distributed... usually accredited as premonitory of a slump are therefore absent. During the past year there have been important shifts in our own economic world which have an important bearing upon the future. While the average wholesale price of all commodities at about 50 per cent above prewar is today the same as a year ago, yet if we divide them into agricultural and non-agricultural goods, it will be found that the average price of non-agricultural products has fallen in the 12 months from about 60 per cent above prewar to 51 per cent prewar. The average of agricultural products at central markets has risen from about 53 per cent above prewar; however, prices on the farm show only a rise of from about 30 per cent above to about 39 per cent above prewar. Manufacture and distribution have by savings and diminished profits accommodated themselves to this situation of decreasing prices without reduction in the average level of wages and therefore in the national buying power. But the great extent to which industry has accommodated itself to lower prices by decreased costs makes for a sounder condition for the ensuing year. Despite decreasing prices, production and consumption of manufactured commodities have been maintained upon a high level, as shown by car-loadings of class of goods, which have been about equal to those of last year. As to particular industries, agriculture, textiles, bituminous coal and some metals—still lag behind the others. The contracts let for future execution in the construction industries are at as high a level as at this time a year ago. Taken in a broad sense, we enter the New Year with the forces of stability dominant in the business world. SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS A quit claim deed from William Mitchell, Ira Mitchell and David M. Mitchell, Jr., to the county of Orange was accepted and ordered placed on record. A quit claim deed from Jack Golden and Anna M. Golden, his wife, to the county of Orange was accepted and ordered placed on record. A quit claim deed from The Southern County Bank, a corporation, to the county of Orange, was accepted and ordered placed on record. It was ordered that the sum of $180 assessed on improvements in the name of Mary E. Tilden be cancelled. A fumigating license was ordered issued to H. Case. The county surveyor was instructed to prepare plans and specifications in the matter of the formation of Westminster Lighting District, etc. The application of Jacob Nommels for renewal of pool room license was granted. Map tract No. 888 was accepted by the board and the same referred to the city engineer of the city of Laguna Beach. Map tract No. 877 was accepted as the official plotting of said tract. Walnut Acreage on Increase in State Seven thousand new acres of walnuts have been planted each year in California during the past six years, according to authoritative reports from the various sections of the state where the industry is being expanded. Based on a conservative average production of 1000 pounds per acre, the present acreage, if not another tree is planted, will yield about 120,000,000 pounds of nuts when it reaches maturity. This amount is just 50 per cent greater than the present total consumption of walnuts in the United States, including the foreign as well as domestic supply. The future outlook emphasizes the need for a program of economic production costs on the part of the grower. The grower who can produce quality walnuts at the least cost is the one who will be able to meet growing competition with accompanying market fluctuations. To this end the extension service is arranging a walnut growers' short course to be held at the Tustin grammar school auditorium, January 18, 20, and 21. The lectures by authorities on the walnut industry will embrace field and cultural problems and the economic status of the crop. All walnut growers of Orange county are invited to attend. There are no fees. Bean Acreage Now Is Large Enough "The present production of beans is adequate for national consumption at the present level of prices. There seems to be, therefore, no justification for an increase in bean acreage." So H. R. Wellman and E. W. Braun of the Agricultural Extension Service, University of California, sum up the situation in California, in bulletin No. 444 of the college of agriculture. This publication is one of the series on "California Crops and Prices," and may be obtained free from the college of agriculture at Berkeley or Davis, or from the farm advisor's office, Hall of Records, Santa Ana. "Bean growing is a speculative busi- A fumigating license was ordered issued to H. Case. The county surveyor was instructed to prepare plans and specifications in the matter of the formation of Westminster Lighting District, etc. The application of Jacob Nommels for renewal of pool room license was granted. Map tract No. 888 was accepted by the board and the same referred to the city engineer of the city of Laguna Beach. Map tract No. 877 was accepted as the official plotting of said tract. Resolution and order of election in the matter of proposed Midway City Lighting District, fixing January 26, 1928, as date of election, was regularly adopted. It was ordered that the pool room license of Harry Quigle be transferred to Bert Berg. The application of Gumesindo Chaires for renewal of pool room license was granted. The application of V. Morales for renewal of pool room license was granted. The contract for the widening of Ocean avenue and Los Alamitos boulevard, and the repaving of Bay City road was accepted as completed by B. W. Hicks, contractor. A resolution of the board of supervisors of the County of Orange, State of California, declaring its intention to construct curbs and sidewalks on portions of Catalina street, Florista street, Alvarado street, Walnut street, Chestnut street, Myrtle street, Pine street, Main street, and Cherry street, all in the town of Los Alamitos, in the matter of County Improvement No. 13, was regularly adopted. January 24, 1928, at 11 a.m., was the time fixed for hearing of objections. Further action in the matter of the revocation of fumigating licenses of William Marshall and A. R. MacBeth was continued to January 3, 1927, at 2 p.m. The old-fashioned boy of eight who believed in Santa Claus has grown up and now has a son of the same age who can tell you Babe Ruth's batting average and who knows he could fly almost as well as Lindy if he had the chance. So H. R. Wellman and E. W. Braun of the Agricultural Extension Service, University of California, sum up the situation in California, in bulletin No. 444 of the college of agriculture. This publication is one of the series on "California Crops and Prices," and may be obtained free from the college of agriculture at Berkeley or Davis, or from the farm advisor's office, Hall of Records, Santa Ana. "Bean growing is a speculative business," says the agricultural extension specialists. Prices of each variety fluctuate widely from year to year. The direction and extent of these price fluctuations cannot be forecast accurately at the time of planting. Over a period of years, however, a consistent relationship tends to be maintained between the average prices of the different varieties. These probable average prices, coupled with the known yields that growers can obtain under their particular conditions, will give them an indication of the variety that will be profitable on their lands. Such a forecast mya not prove correct for any given year, but for a series of years the bean growers who are permanently in the business will find it profitable to make such calculations. Further developments may cause permanent changes in the trends of bean prices given in this bulletin, but these are not yet apparent from the facts we have been able to gather. Certainly, however, any radical increase in bean acreage here or elsewhere is likely to be felt by California bean growers." This new bulletin is of great interest to many farmers of Orange county, especially bean growers, and an attempt is being made to have a copy mailed to every bean grower in the county. If there is any bean grower, or any other interested party, who does not receive a copy of the publication in the near future, one will be supplied by the local farm advisor's office upon request. Will Rogers says that Mexico is a comparatively quiet and safe place, but you will notice that he didn't announce himself as a candidate for president while south of the Rio Grande. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Farmers to Banquet At Fair Grounds Over a hundred leading farmers from all over Orange county will gather at the fair grounds Friday night as banquet guests of the Orange County Farm Bureau. Special arrangements are being made for the meeting. A committee of fair officials have draped off a part of the big dining room and installed heaters so the room will be warm and cozy. Members of the Orange Woman's Civic Club have been engaged to furnish the banquet, and entertainers from Murphy's Comedians will dispense cheer during the meal. This demonstration initiates the annual membership campaign of the farm bureau. At the present time Orange county is said to have the second strongest farm bureau in the United States. It is the ambition of the local organization to push the reputation up to first place. Prominent speakers will discuss state and national farm issues during the program following the dinner. CHURCH NOTICE First Church of Christ, Scientist—a branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.—Philadelphia street at Chartres. Sunday service at 11 a.m. Subject, "Sacrament." Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. Testimonial meeting every Wednesday, at 8 p.m.. The free reading room, 304 Bank of Italy building, is open daily from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., except Sunday and legal holidays. A light, even oiling with a little castor oil on a cheesecloth pad once a month helps to keep patent leather uppers on shoes from cracking. The Soviet government is "mercelless with insurgents." Thus the perfect state speeds its object. Violence is its method of progression. DELINQUENT TAX LIST In And For The Epperly, F. E. South Street Tract, Lot 46, with Improvements and Personal Property ... 16.40 Erskine, IsabellaIn 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, Helmann & Sorensen'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 ... 26.36 Fraser, MalcolmIn Droyfus 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. GertleIn Vineyard Lot F-5, Regler'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, WarrenWest 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, VashtiIn Vineyard Lot G-6, Nut Grove Tract, Lot 16, Block ... 61.76 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, DellaIn Vineyard Lot C-7, Fern Tract, Lot 7, with Improvements and Personal Property ... 34.65 Raiche, 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, AlbertaIn Vineyard Lot C-6, St.Catherine's Add., Lot 1, Block C ... 8.30 Rothaermel, AlbertaIn Vineyard Lot C-6, St.Catherine's Add., Lot 2, Block C ... 8.30 Rothaermel, AlbertaIn Vineyard Lot C-6, St.Catherine's Add., Lot 7, Block C ... 8.30 Rothaermel, AlbertaIn Vineyard Lot C-6, St.Catherine's Add., Lot 8, Block C ... 8.29 Samson, M.L. Lorellet Tract, Lot 19, Block A, with Improvements and Personal Property ... 25.75 Schneider, Julius J. West Court Tract, Lot 1, Block B; N'ly. 15 ft., lot 2, Block B, with Improvements ... 91.68 Soara, W.H. In Vineyard Lot G-5, Hess Sub., Lot 8, Block D... 14.93 Sheldon, FrankIn Vineyard Lot H-5, California Square, Lot 13, Block C, with Improvements ... 4.27 Sidnam Reality Co. In Original City Lot 36,S'ly. 22½ ft., with Improvements and Personal Property... 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 ... 81.39 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, Lot 63 West Court Tract, Nly. % of Lot 8, Block A, with Improvements and Personal Property ... 27.90 Huhn, W— Boeges Add., Nly. 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-8, 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 ... 88.86 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 ... 5.28 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 12 ,with Improvements and Personal Property ...43.22 Meyer, Richard— In Vineyard lot H-5,California Square,Lot 4,Block C ...8.11 Meyer Richard— In Vineyard lot H-5,California Square,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 ...7.65 Mauerhan,C.J — In Vineyard lot H-3,Car.... Block B; Nly. 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 Sidnam Realty 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 Six,Henry—Eygabroad Sub., Lot 10,Block 2 ,with Improvement...25.55 Steen.P.V.... In Vineyard lot B-1,Tract No.549,Sycamore Square,Lot 12,Block B ,with Personal Property...6.81 Stewart James E.... In Vineyard lot D-3,Lot 8,Block G ,with Improvement...116.29 Stewart,Mattle.... In Hotel Del Campo Tract,Lot 26,Block B ,with Improvement...16.16 Stewart,Mattle.... In Hotel Del Campo Tract,Lot 27,Block B .5.33 Stewart,R.F.... Lorelel Tract,Lot 9,Block C ,with Improvement...35.25 Tanner,Ruth Camp.... In Vineyard lot G-5,Hess Sub.,Lot 13,Block B ..7.74 Tindell,V.C.... In Vineyard lot B-3.Ellott & Anderson Sub.,Lot 10,Block 3 ,with Improvement...12.68 Veterans Welfare Board.... In Vineyard lot H-5,Palomar Tract,Lot 4.....11.71 Veterans Welfare Board.... In Vineyard lot G-5,Hess Sub.,Lot 20,BLOCK C ..4.27 Veterans Welfare Board.... In Vineyard lot H-5,Palomar Tract,Lot 20 ..4.03 Walter.J.E.... In Vineyard lot A-3，Elk Park Tract,Lot 5,Block A ..18.91 Wilcox.W.W.... In Vineyard lot H-4, Stueckle Sub.,Lot 2 ,with Improvement...29.77 Wilkina,Myra.... In Vineyard lot G-3,Mother Colony Square,Lot 26 ,with Improvement and Personal Property ..33.17 Yants,H.W.... Villa Place Add.,W'ly.'% of Lot 2 ,with Improvement ..17.87 Archibald,H.G.... North Anaheim Addition, Wilke Add.,Lot 8,Block B ,with Improvement ..18.50 Brown.B.J.-Estate.... North Anaheim Addition, Bellaair,Tract,Lot 8 ..6.05 Calkins, Minnie L.— In Spoer Tract, Summerfield & 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.— Lorelel Tract, Lot 1, Block H, with Improvements ... 15.49 Chalmers, E. M.— Lorelel 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 nia 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 ... 7.65 Maueran, C. J.— In Vineyard Lot H-3, Carroll Tract, Lot 14, Block A ... 7.98 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 ... 82.65 Needham, L. S.— In Vineyard Lot C-3, Helman & George Tract, Lot 41, Block D, with Improvements ... 11.64 Ochoa, J. M.—Lorelel Tract, Lot 23, Black E, with Improvements and Personal Property ... 29.89 Olmstead, E. L.—In Vineyard Lot E-6, Enterprise Tract, E'ly. 189.2 ft.of Lot A, Block I ... 8.56 O'Toole, Dr. Chas—In Vineyard Lot E-7, West Broadway Tract, Lot 8, Block 1, 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-3, Lot 100 x119.5 ft., In N.W.Corner Improvements ... 29.77 Wilkins, Myra—In Vineyard Lot G-3, Mother Colony Square, Lot 26.with Improvements and Personal Property ... 33.17 Yants, H.W.-Villa Place Add., W'ly.$\frac{1}{2}$ of Lot 2.with Improvements ... 17.87 Archibald, H.G.-North Anaheim Addition.Wilde Add., Lot 8,Block B.with Improvements ... 18.50 Brown,B.J.-Estate-North Anaheim Addition.Bellair,Tract,Lot 8...6.05 Euca-Lemo Co.-North Anaheim Addition.Wilde Add., Lot 18,Block B.with 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 AdditionStrip of Land13x193.75ft....2.99 Turner,Ches-North Anaheim Addition.Wilde Add.,S'ly.T0 ft.Lot5,Block A;N'ly.T0 ft.Lot6,Block Awith Improvements...23.53 Allen,Mrs.PaulV.-North & East Anaheim Addition.Wallop Tract,Lot15,Block A...6.50 Boyle,H.P.-North & East Anaheim Addition.Worthmore Tract,Lot28,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 Brenner,Harry-North & East Anaheim Addition.Mills Park Tract,... PAGE THREE Lot A, with Imand personal 297.40 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 23.68 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 Curtls, 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 Hoovery, Mrs. Mae— 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 Property 21.50 Zernechel, Ed W.— North & East Anaheim Addition, Worthmore Tract, Lot 6, Block A 4.85 Archibald, H. G.— North & West Anaheim Addition, Home Builders Tract, Lots 1 & 2, Block C, with Improvements 7.76 Estarilla, Aquilles— 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, N'ly. 10 ac of S. 20 ac of Lots 12 & 13, with Improvements 105.63 Gutterez, Mary— North & West Anaheim Addition, Tract No. 97, Sinclair Ranch, Lot 25, 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. 97, Sinclair Ranch, N'ly. 45 ft.of W'ly. 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 Swan, Geo. P. --- 15 ft., Lot 2, Improve91.68 G-5, Hess Block D... 14.93 Hover, Mrs. MaeNorth & East Anaheim Addition, Wallop Tract, Lot 1, Block B... 4.27 Lynch, J. A.- North & East Anaheim Addition, Worthmore Tract, Lot 25, Block A, with Improvements and Personal Property... 61.76 Mills, Lawrence L.- North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 8, Block 1... 25.55 Mills, Pamella H.- North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 12, Block 2... 6.81 Mills, Pamella H.- North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 12, Block 6... 115.29 McCracken, DoraNorth & East Anaheim Addition, Tract No. 601, Lot 22, with Improvements and Personal Property... 16.16 McHarg, Geo. A.- North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 14, Block 6... 5.33 Newman, L. H.- North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 20, Block 4... 35.25 Newman, L. H.- North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 6, Block 5... 7.74 Noski, HerbertNorth & East Anaheim Addition, Wallop Tract, Lot 12, Block C, with Improvements... 12.68 Purdy, ElmerNorth & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 7, Block 5... 4.27 Purdy, ElmerNorth & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 8, Block 5... 4.03 Richardson, MaryNorth & East Anaheim Addition, Worthmore Tract Annex, Lot 2, Block B... 18.91 Rose, J. C.- North & East Anaheim Addition, Allen Tract, Lot 9, Block B, with Improvements... 29.77 Schlamovitch, P.- North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 1, Block 7... 33.17 State Mutual Building & Loan Assn.- North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 14, Block 5, with Improvements... 17.87 State Mutual Building & Loan Assn.- North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 15, Block 5, with Improvements... 6.05 Swan, Clara M.- North & West Anahelm Addition, Anahelm Home Tract, Lot 16... 1.60 Swan, Clara M.- North & West Anahelm Addition, Anahelm Home Tract, Lot 26, with Improvements... 2.30 Swan, Geo. P.- North & West Anahelm Addition, Mary Goodman Tract, Lot 13, with Improvements... 2.13 Swan, Geo. P.- North & West Anahelm Addition, Mary Goodman Tract, Lot 17... 1.56 Swan, Geo. P.- North & West Anahelm Addition, Mary Goodman Tract, Lot 18... 1.56 Torres, L.- North & West Anahelm Addition, Tract No. 97, Sinclair Ranch. Ely 35 ft of Lot 15, with Improvements and Personal Property... 3.14 Torrez, ManuelNorth & West Anahelm Addition, Tract No. 97, Sinclair Ranch. Lot 26, with Improvements and Personal Property... 5.12 Wismont, S. M.- North & West Anahelm Addition, Scarborough Tract, 13.66 acres with Improvements... 55.94 Ziskle, W. E.- North & West Anahelm Addition, Home Builders Tract, Lot 5, Block B... 4.09 Cabral SabesIndustrial Site Add., Gresswell Sub., Lot 18, with Improvements and Personal Property... 8.77 Mares, PeetIndustrial Site Add., Gresswell Sub., Lot 22 with Improvements... 3.68 Schaffer, JullaIndustrial Site Add., Schaffer-Oswald Sub., Lot 40x141 ft., with Improvements... 8.20 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，1928。 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 Anaheim, California, this 15th day of December, 1927. J. S. MARTIN, Tax Collector of the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, 12-16-4t