anaheim-gazette 1940-05-23

Saturation Point In Taxes Reached Assembly Committee Reports No Need for Additional Levies for State California has reached the "saturation point" in taxation, the state assembly revenue and taxation committee reported to the state legislature Tuesday, adding that there is no need of any new taxes at this time. The report, result of an investigation during the last ten weeks recess of the legislature, declared the entire economic structure of the state is threatened with "devastating demoralization" if taxes are raised beyond the present point. The legislature should place safeguards around the future spending of state money to insure a ready market for state warrants and to bring about a balanced budget through economy and efficiency in administration of state governmental affairs, continued the report, submitted by the committee chairman, Assemblyman Rodney Turner, Barkesfield. "It is the belief of this committee that the saturation point has been reached and that the imposition of additional taxes would prove disastrous to the well-being of the people as a whole and devastating to the economic security of the state of California," it continued. Increased tax burdens fall directly upon business and business transactions and said the legislature. Riley Announces HARRY D. RILEY (Political Announcement) Submitting his official record for the past three and one half years to support his appeal to the voters, Harry D. Riley today announced his candidacy to succeed himself as supervisor of the Third Supervisorial district. "I campaigned four years ago on but one promise. I pledged that if I were elected the office would be conducted in a friendly courteous and business-like manner, and that promise has been filled," Riley said. He lays claims to other achievements, however, as reasons he believes he has won the right to another four years in office. Among these he lists his successful efforts to gain flood control; his determination which brought about repair of the Santa Ana River; his support at Newport Harbor To Dedicate Pier Newport Beach will dedicate its new 1100-foot ocean pier on June 9, it was announced this week by O. M. Campbell, chairman of the Business Men's association committee. The formal dedication program is set for 2 o'clock, when an admiral of the United States navy will declare the pier open. The dedication will also be the occasion for a big free fish fry dinner. The committee will begin serving at 11 o'clock and will continue to serve as long as necessary. The affair is being arranged by the Business Men's association of Newport Beach. Church Services WESLEY METHODIST Rev. G. Carroll Rector will speak on the subject, "The Development and Control of Power" at the morning service at 11 o'clock. During the evening service at 7:30 o'clock, his topic will be, "The Recovery of Losses." A short session of the church conference will be held following the Sunday morning service. WHITE TEMPLE METHODIST Memorial Day services will be held Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Rev. R. Kells Swenerton will preach on the subject, "Why Doesn't God Stop the War?" The choir, directed by Miss Betty Fackiner, will sing "Finale from the Song of Man" with bass solos by Dr. C. O. Patterson and Fred "It is the belief of this committee that the saturation point has been reached and that the imposition of additional taxes would prove disastrous to the well-being of the people as a whole and devastating to the economic security of the state of California," it continued. Increased tax burdens fall directly upon business and business transactions and, said the legislators, "If business and industry are to be encouraged to expand and provide more employment, too great a share of the fruits of industry must not be taken through taxation. "This committee is of the firm opinion that unemployed cannot be permanently reduced until industry is encouraged to provide more jobs," the report stated. "As industry expands and provides more jobs, under the stimulus of more moderate taxation, the urge for additional taxes to finance relief as well as unemployment insurance, will be lessened and the slate budget automatically will be brought into balance." Motorcyclists Will Compete on June 9 Once again champion motorcyclists from southern California will challenge the dangers of "Death Dip" on the Orange county Motorcycle club race track as officials announced the coming Tourist Trophy races to be held June 9 on the Coast highway course. Special attraction of the event will be the addition of a novice race for all riders who have never won prize money in any previous race in addition to the four regular races. Already more than 30 riders have indicated that they will compete and it is expected that the total entries will be approximaely 50 before the races start. Fullerton Motorist Pays $50 Fine Here Roswell Franz, 232 East Amorige street, Fullerton, pleaded guilty yesterday before Acting City Judge Charles Kuchel to a charge of driving while intoxicated and paid a fine of $50. He was arrested by Anaheim police on May 5. What the stars say about your birthday. The fourth of a series of horoscopes illustrated in full color by ERTE, remarkable European artist, with interpretations by NORVELL, popular Hollywood astrologer and author of "You and the Stars," Don't miss the horoscope for those born under the signs of Leo, Virgo and Libra, July 23rd to October 22nd, in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next Sunday's that if I were elected the office would be conducted in a friendly courteous and business-like manner, and that promise has been filled," Riley said. He lays claims to other achievements, however, as reasons he believes he has won the right to another four years in office. Among these he lists his successful efforts to gain flood control; his determination which brought about repair of the Santa Ana river dykes; his support at Washington of a resolution which will save Orange county more than a million and a half dollars on its flood-control bill; his satisfactory administration of the road department, and his insistence upon economy as a county policy. "Already the federal government has returned $650,000 to the county as a result of a resolution I assisted in forming while on the advisory board of the National Rivers and Harbors congress," Riley said. "It has been my privilege to assist in bringing about flood-control construction work on Coyote, Brea and Fullerton creeks, on the Santa Ana river, and an engineering study of Carbon creek. This work is all well under way." For the coming several years the county will be engaged in completing vital construction projects now under contract, or planned. This work will need the services of experienced, seasoned men on the board of supervisors to avoid mistakes and needless expense. Riley believes, and he contends his experience gained during the years he has been on the board is a valuable asset to his district and county. BREA POLICE CHIEF James Pearson, former chief of police at Fullerton, was named to a similar post at Brea late last week by the Brea city council. Pearson succeeds William H. Williams, who resigned. What the stars say about your birthday. The fourth of a series of horoscopes illustrated in full color by ERTE, remarkable European artist, with interpretations by NORVELL, popular Hollywood astrologer and author of "You and the Stars," Don't miss the horoscope for those born under the signs of Leo, Virgo and Libra, July 23rd to October 22nd, in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next Sunday's that if I were elected the office would be conducted in a friendly courteous and business-like manner, and that promise has been filled," Riley said. He lays claims to other achievements, however, as reasons he believes he has won the right to another four years in office. Among these he lists his successful efforts to gain flood control; his determination which brought about repair of the Santa Ana river dykes; his support at Washington of a resolution which will save Orange county more than a million and a half dollars on its flood-control bill; his satisfactory administration of the road department, and his insistence upon economy as a county policy. "Already the federal government has returned $650,000 to the county as a result of a resolution I assisted in forming while on the advisory board of the National Rivers and Harbors congress," Riley said. "It has been my privilege to assist in bringing about flood-control construction work on Coyote, Brea and Fullerton creeks, on the Santa Ana river, and an engineering study of Carbon creek. This work is all well under way." For the coming several years the county will be engaged in completing vital construction projects now under contract, or planned. This work will need the services of experienced, seasoned men on the board of supervisors to avoid mistakes and needless expense. Riley believes, and he contends his experience gained during the years he has been on the board is a valuable asset to his district and county. BREA POLICE CHIEF James Pearson, former chief of police at Fullerton, was named to a similar post at Brea late last week by the Brea city council. Pearson succeeds William H. Williams, who resigned. What the stars say about your birthday. The fourth of a series of horoscopes illustrated in full color by ERTE, remarkable European artist, with interpretations by NORVELL, popular Hollywood astrologer and author of "You and the Stars," Don't miss the horoscope for those born under the signs of Leo, Virgo and Libra, July 23rd to October 22nd, in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next Sunday's that if I were elected the office would be conducted in a friendly courteous and business-like manner, and that promise has been filled," Riley said. He lays claims to other achievements, however, as reasons he believes he has won the right to another four years in office. Among these he lists his successful efforts to gain flood control; his determination which brought about repair of the Santa Ana river dykes; his support at Washington of a resolution which will save Orange county more than a million and a half dollars on its flood-control bill; his satisfactory administration of the road department, and his insistence upon economy as a county policy. "Already the federal government has returned $650,000 to the county as a result of a resolution I assisted in forming while on the advisory board of the National Rivers and Harbors congress," Riley said. "It has been my privilege to assist in bringing about flood-control construction work on Coyote, Brea and Fullerton creeks, on the Santa Ana river, and an engineering study of Carbon creek. This work is all well under way." For the coming several years the county will be engaged in completing vital construction projects now under contract, or planned. This work will need the services of experienced, seasoned men on the board of supervisors to avoid mistakes and needless expense. Riley believes, and he contends his experience gained during the years he has been on the board is a valuable asset to his district and county. WHITE TEMPLE METHODIST Memorial Day services will be held Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Rev. R. Kells Swenerton will preach on the subject, "Why Doesn't God Stop the War?" The choir, directed by Miss Betty Fackiner, will sing "Finale from the Song of Man" with bass solos by Dr. C. O. Patterson and Fred Edwards. At the 7 o'clock service the pastor will preach on "The Greatness of the Unknown Heroes of Faith." CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH The verse from the Psalms, "My soul longeth, yea, even fainteth for the courts of the Lord: my heart and my flesh crieth out for the living God," is the Golden Text in the Lesson-Sermon on "Soul and Body" on Sunday in all Churches of Christ, Scientist. Among the Bible citations are these words of Jesus from Matthew: "Therefore I say unto you Take no thought for your life what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink; nor yet for your body what ye shall put on. Is not tha life more than meat, and the body than raiment? Behold the fowl of the air: for they sow not, neither do they reap, nor gather int barns; yet your heavenly Father feedeth them. Are ye not much better than they? . . . And wha take ye thought for raiment Consider the lilies of the field how they grow; they tool no neither do they spin: And yet you say unto you That even Solomon in all his glory was not arraye like one of these. . . Therefore take no thought, saying What shall we eat? or What shall we drink? or wherewithal shall we be clothed? . . . for your heavenly Father knoweth that ye have need of all these things." A passage from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy presents the statement: "When understanding changes the stand points of life and intelligence from a material to a spiritual basis we shall gain the reality Of Life control of Soul over sense, an we shall percieve Christianity, or Truth, in its divine Principle." Fullerton Motorist Pays $50 Fine Here Roswell Franz, 232 East Amerige street, Fullerton, pleaded guilty yesterday before Acting City Judge Charles Kuchel to a charge of driving while intoxicated and paid a fine of $50. He was arrested by Anaheim police on May 5. Buy now and Buy in Anaheim! What the stars say about your birthday. The fourth of a series of horoscopes illustrated in full color by ERTE, remarkable European artist, with interpretations by NORVELL, popular Hollywood astrologer and author of "You and the Stars," Don't miss the horoscope for those born under the signs of Leo, Virgo and Libra, July 23rd to October 22nd, in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next Sunday's LOS ANGELES EXAMINER. adv. View of a Metropolitan Aqueduct canal filled with Colorado River water as it flows westward across the deserts toward 13 Southern California cities. This is one link in the giant water supply system which stretches for 392 miles across the entire Stara of California. In the insert is an artist's view of a cross section of an empty canal showing its size as compared with an ordinary man. Hayling an ultimate capacity of one billion gallons of water per day, the Metropolitan Aqueduct will provide an abrupt and overlasting supply of Colorado River water to 13 cities which comprise The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. These cities are: Anaheim, Beverly Hills, Burbank Compton, Fullerton, Glendale, Long Beach, Los Angeles Pasadena, San Marino, Santa Ana, Santa Monica, Torrance. PORT HARbor Dedicate Pier Beach will dedicate its foot ocean pier on June announced this week by Campbell, chairman of the Men's association com- The formal dedication is set for 2 o'clock, when final of the United States declare the pier open. Publication will also be the for a big free fish fry The committee will begin at 11 o'clock and will serve as long as nec-air is being arranged by Press Men's association of Beach. ARCH SERVICES METHODIST G. Carroll Rector will the subject, "The Devel- and Control of Power" at service at 11 o'clock. The evening service at 7:30 this topic will be, "The of Losses." Session of the church will be held following day morning service. TEMPLE METHODIST Special Day services will be Sunday morning at 9:30 Rev. R. Kells Swenerton on the subject, "Why God Stop the War?" The directed by Miss Betty will sing "Finale from of Man" with bass solos C. O. Patterson and Fred FORMER CHAMPIONS WILL MEET ON MAT Ali Baba and Dean Dutton, both former world's champions, will meet in a three-fall mat battle at the Orange County Athletic club next Monday night. The semifinal bout pairs Dr. Freddie Meyers with Jimmy El Pulpo in another three-fall match. The Jimmy Londos championship match has been postponed until June 3, Promoter Harry Lowis announced yesterday. Free Love. Famous British artist's demand for it raises the interesting question of whether genius can kick over the moral code. Read the full page feature on the Painter's Divorce, what his sweetheart model told, and the acid remarks of the judge, in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next Sunday's LOS ANGELES EXAMINER. adv. LEGAL NOTICE Delinquent Tax List 1939-1940 CITY OF ANAHEIM Adkins, Chas, Gilbert et al—Langenberger Tract Lot 54. $12.63. Agundez, Y.—Lorelei Tract Lot 19 Block E. $2.25. Allen, Mrs. Anna—Hotel Del Campo Lot 29, Block C. $2.64. Allen, Mrs. Anni—Hotel Del Campo Lot 30, Block C. $9.31. Altnow, Josephine E.—Elliott-Anderson (135) Lot 3, Block 3. $12.64. Annin, Bert—West Court (131) Lot 7, Block C. $10.01. Baker, Mary A.—Beverly (335) Lot 25, Block A. $2.83. Bank of America, Santa Ana, Calif.,—Beverly (335) Lot 16, Block B. $2.10. Beck, Albert C.—Beverly (335) Lot 30, Block A. $3.04. Beckler, H. J.—Elk Park (158) Lot 9, Block C. $18.07. Former Champions Will Meet on Mat Ali Baba and Dean Dutton, both former world's champions, will meet in a three-fall mat battle at the Orange County Athletic club next Monday night. The semifinal bout pairs Dr. Freddie Meyers with Jimmy El Pulpo in another three-fall match. The Jimmy Londos championship match has been postponed until June 3, Promoter Harry Lowis announced yesterday. Free Love. Famous British artist's demand for it raises the interesting question of whether genius can kick over the moral code. Read the full page feature on the Painter's Divorce, what his sweetheart model told, and the acid remarks of the judge, in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next Sunday's LOS ANGELES EXAMINER. adv. LEGAL NOTICE Delinquent Tax List 1939-1940 CITY OF ANAHEIM Adkins, Chas, Gilbert et al—Langenberger Tract Lot 54. $12.63. Agundez, Y.—Lorelei Tract Lot 19 Block E. $2.25. Allen, Mrs. Anna—Hotel Del Campo Lot 29, Block C. $2.64. Allen, Mrs. Anni—Hotel Del Campo Lot 30, Block C. $9.31. Altnow, Josephine E.—Elliott-Anderson (135) Lot 3, Block 3. $12.64. Annin, Bert—West Court (131) Lot 7, Block C. $10.01. Baker, Mary A.—Beverly (335) Lot 25, Block A. $2.83. Bank of America, Santa Ana, Calif.,—Beverly (335) Lot 16, Block B. $2.10. Beck, Albert C.—Beverly (335) Lot 30, Block A. $3.04. Beckler, H. J.—Elk Park (158) Lot 9, Block C. $18.07. Cooper, Lupe — Resub of Theo.Reister & Sub Lot 25, Block C.$5.41. Coverk, H. E.-Hotel Del Campo Lot 31, Block F.$3.37. Covert, H. E.-Hotel Del Campo Lot 32, Block F.$8.38. Crawford, Jesse J.-Lorelel Lot 17, Block E.$8.89. Criss, Chas A.-Lorelel Lot $2, Block D.$2.64. Christ, Earl W.-Elk Park (158) Block 21, Block C.$6.42. Cummins, M.G.-Center Tract Lot 40, Block A.$11.96. Dale, Wm.H.-Smith & Dean Sub Lot 15, Block A.$3.42. Dale, Wm.H.-Smith & Dean Sub Lot 18, Block A.$10.96. Daniels Pasque-Boege's Add Wly portion 84x72.80 ft of Lot R.$6.28. De Leon,R.-South Street (14) Lot 48,$2.06. Dickenson; C.E.-Mother Colony Square (497) Lot 24,$9.31. Dickenson, W.R.-Berger (373) Block C,$6.28. Dledrich,theo.Est-Olive Street Lot 12,Block 2,$14.78. Dledrich,theo.Est-Santa Fe Tr. Lot 17,Block 4,$2.06. Dledrich,theo.Est-Santa Fe Tr. Lot 18,Block 4,$4.05. Durke,N.M.-Elk Park (158) Lot 28,Block A.$15.45. Dutton,Lleigh-Anaheim Extension Lot 48,Lwy 47 ft of Lot 2,Lely 13 ft of Lot 3,$5.55. Easton,Geo-J.Lloyd Moore Sub(221) Lot 3,Block 6,$4.23. Efker,H.J.-Beverly (335) Lot 18, Block D.$8.07. Egan,M.A.-Vineyard Lot D-6 Lot 108x191.25 ft of Hg88/54.FigueroaJ.J.-Davis Bros.Addition Lot 14,Block D.$3.99. Frazee,BenjH.-Davis Bros.Addition Lot 1,Block D.$5.96.Frazee,BenjH.-Davis Bros.Addilot 7,$16.62.Hetbrink,CarrieS.-ElklP(158) Lot 3,Block A.$2.85.Hoffman,Barbara-West Broad Lot 3,Block 2,$5.51. Grimm, Johanna-Vineyard Lot H 4.3 acres,$41.66.Haas,M.C.-Hotel Del Campo L 1 Block B,$3.42.Haas,M.C.-Hotel Del Campo L 2 Block B,$11.63.HamlynJ.E-Vineyard Lot D Lot 4 Block A,$7.62.HamlynJ.E-Vineyard lot D Lot 4 Block A,$7.62.HamlynJ.E-Vineyard lot D Lot 4 Block A,$7.62.HamlynJ.E-Vineyard lot D Lot 4 Block A,$7.62.HamlynJ.E-Vineyard lot D Lot 4 Block A,$7.62.HamlynJ.E-Vineyard lot D Lot 4 Block A,$7.62.HamlynJ.E-Vineyard lot D Lot 4 Block A,$7.62.HamlynJ.E-Vineyard lot D Lot 4 Block A,$7..62.HamlynJ.E-Vineyard lot D Lot 4 Block A,$7..62.HamlynJ.E-Vineyard lot D Lot 4 Block A,$7..62.HamlynJ.E-Vineyard lot D Lot 4 Block A,$7..62.HamlynJ.E-Vineyard lot D Lot 4 Block A,$7..62.HamlynJ.E-Vineyard lot D Lot 4 Block A,$7..62.HamlynJ.E-Vineyard lot D Lot 4 Block A,$7..62.HamlynJ.E-Vineyard lot D Lot TEMPLE METHODIST Special Day services will be Sunday morning at 9:30 Rev. R. Kells Swenerton on the subject, "Why God Stop the War?" The directed by Miss Betty will sing "Finale from Man" with bass solos C. O. Patterson and Fred the 7 o'clock service the preach on "The Great-Unknown Heroes of the Lesson-Sermon on Body" on Sunday in all cases of Christ, Scientist. The Bible citations are words of Jesus from Mathe Therefore I say unto you, he shall eat, or what ye think for your life, he shall put on. Is not the less than meat, and the bodyiment? Behold the fowls for they sow not, neith-ney reap, nor gather into yet your heavenly Father them. Are ye not much than they? . . And why are thought for raiment? For the lilies of the field, they grow; they toil not, do they spin; And yet I do you, That even Solomon his glory was not arrayed out of these. Therefore no thought, saying, What eat? or, What shall we wear, wherewithal shall we need? . . for your heaven-ner knoweth that ye have all these things." Message from "Science and with Key to the Scripture Mary Baker Eddy preme statement: "When un-ending changes the stand-of life and intelligence from serial to a spiritual basis, will gain the reality of Life, control of Soul over sense, and will percieve Christianity, or win its divine Principle." Good to talk with our past and learn what report they find how they might have more spiritual growth. When You Need a TAXI CALL JESS PHONE PICKWICK CAB VALENCIA HOTEL 4822 Corner Lemon and Center Out-of-Town Trips a Specialty HOMER A. NELSON, Opt. D. Optometrist Phone 3104 114 N. Lemon St. Anaheim, California MILK ----- Delivered to your Door each morning. PHONE ACACIA DAIRY ANAHEIM 2078 FOR PRINTING of Character AT MODERATE RATE ANAHEIM GAZETTE PHONE 2414 259 East Center Street Dr. Osher Physician & Surgeon Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Dentist Onlist—Glasses Fitted Phone 3212 Open Evenings Sunday by Appointment 1224 West Center Street Anaheim, California J. W. Truxaw, M. D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Office Phone 3213 Residence 887 So. Los Angeles Residence Phone 2610 Hours 11 - 12: 2 - 4; 7 - 8 Golden State Bank Bldg. Cor. Center and Los Angeles Anaheim, California Backs, Terry & Campbell H. P. CAMPBELL Resident Director Phone 3209 251 North Lemon Street Anaheim, California Murray, Anna H.-Sycamore (549) Lot 8 Block C $9.24 Nicholas, Paul-Vineyard LA Ely 5 acres $27.83 Nipp, Addle-Lorelel Lot 5 Block A $5.36 Nunez, I. O.-Dreyfus Lands of Ely 124.35 ft of Lot 9 $8.77 (Pellegrin, Edith W., Pet al-yard Lot G-4 126.59x200 ft.) $14 Perkins, Ida P.-Rothermel Wly 50 ft of Ely 100 ft Lot 7 Wly 50 ft of Ely 100 ft Lot 8 Wly 50 ft of Ely 100 ft Lot 9 $8.64 Perkins, J. W.-Elk Park (14-Block B $1.12 Perkins, J. W.-Olive Stro-111.86 ft Lot 8 Block 2 $6.17 PHILLIPS, ELIZABETH W.—Vineyard Lot C-7 $2x160.25 ft., $12.62. Pigmon, Hobart — Summerfield & Oppenheimer Sub Lot 1 Block 3, $6.98. Pigmon, Hobart — Summerfield & Oppenheimer Sub Lot 2 Block 3, $1.25. Quinlan, John J. & Rosle J.—Vineyard Lot E-6 54x158.44 ft., $9.12. Ralche, Frank C.—Estate of Mary Strobel 50x152.8 ft., $5.22. Read, Amanda H.—Dolan (238) Wly 42.70 ft. of Lot 2 Block A, Ely 1 ft. of Lot 3 Block A, $9.73. Resh, Laura Belle — Hotel Del Campo Lot 3 Block B, $3.22. Resh, Laura Belle — Hotel Del Campo Lot 4 Block B, $8.03. Reynolds, Norman — Laird Sub Lot 35 Block B, $2.17. Reynolds, Norman — Laird Sub Lot 35 Block B, $7.55. Rodarte, Fidenclo — South Street (14) Lot 51, $4.90. Romo, Refugio — Davis Bro. Addition Ely 70:47 ft. of Wly 102.47 ft. (less 12.5% of 37:47 ft.) of Lot 3 Block B, Wly 37:47 ft. of Lot 4 Block B, Wly 37:47 ft. of Lot 5 Block B, $3.73. Ross, Mrs. Marlon J.—Center — Sly ½ of Lot 20 Block A, $2.11. Ross, Mrs. Marlon J.—Center — Lot 21 Block A, $3.65. Ross, Mrs. Marlon J.—Center — Lot 22 Block A, $7.86. Ruud, Andrew — Lohman (351) Lot 21 Block A, $3.17. Sallsbury, Geo. W.-Helmann & Georges Add Lot 15 Block B, $6.21. Schafferr, G.J. — Monte Vista (247) Lot 4 Block B, $6.72. Schafferr, Howard H.-Mother Colony Sq.(497) Lot 43, $14.46. Schafferr, Otto-Jewett Sub (230) Lot 14, $5.97. Schlotter, E.M.-Vineyard Lot B-2, 95.93 ft x 118.72 ft., $22.60. Schlotter, E.M.-Vineyard Lot B-2, 1.5 acres, $11.03. Schlotter, E.M.-Vineyard Lot A-2 1/20 Int. in Ely 40 ft. of Sly 100 ft., $6.66. Schrank, Elsie D.-Heilmann & Georges Add Lot 35 Block C, $17.09. Schroeder, Otto Robert-Santa Fe Wly ½ Lot 3 Block B, $9.91. Schroeder, Otto Robert Santa Fe Wly ½ Lot 5 Block B, $7.47. Schroeder, Otto Robert-Santa Fe Wly ½ Lot 5 Block B, $9.91. Schroeder, Nellie-Santa Fe Wly 26.75 ft.of Lot 11 Block B, Wly 26.75 ft.of Lot 12 Block B, All of Lot 17 Block B.All of Lot 18 Block B, $7.95. Schweickhardt, Emma-Elk Park (158) Lot 20 Block A, $6.61. Scott, Maude A.-Park View (170) Lot 8 Block A, $23.22. Scott, Maude A.-Park View (170) Nly 30.5 ft.Lot 3 Block A,$2.19. Scott, T.V.-Jewett Sub (230) Lot 15,$6.93. Seabold, H.A.-California Square (406) Lot 9 Block C,$8.39. Selaya, Daniel-Santa Fe Lot 7Block 4,$2.28. Selaya, Daniel-Santa Fe Lot 8Block 4,$11.27. Wells, Alfred-Clementine St.Annex (596) Lot 8,$2.40. Western Loan & Bldg.Co.-Mills Park (422) Lot 10 Block 5,$6.01.Wright,Louis W.-Mills Park (422)Lot 7 Block 6,$2.22.Wright,Louis W.-Mills Park (422)Lot 8 Block 6,$4.03.Yarbrough,A.-Mills Park (422)Lot 14 Block 5,$7.53.NORTH ANAHEIM ADDITION Archibald,H.G.-Wilde Add (143) Lot 8 Block B,$8.16.Atenay,Emille Est.-Babinger SubLots I to II Inc.$18.49.Lamb,C.C.E.Geo.F.Seabourn-Wilks Add (143)Wly 90 ft.of Lot IBlock BWly 90 ft.of Lot IIBlock B$16.75.Morgan,Lizzle B.-Wilde Add (143) Lot 14 Block B,$3.73.Morris,CoalsonC-Anaheim Extension(50 x 60 ft)Lot 42,$4.81.Wilke,A.L.-Wilde Add (143) Lot 1 Block C,$5.56.Wilke Joe-Wilde Add (143)Lot 6Block C,$6.23. NORTH & WEST ANAHEIM ADDITION Adams,M.M-Home Builders (375) Lot 5 Block C,$3.78.Ayala Severino-Anaheim HomeTr.Lot 22,$1.78.Charles,Candelario-Hart Sub-Nly40 ft.Lot 43,$6.69.Correra,Mrs.Mariana-Mary GoodmanLot 11,$1.00.Czapla,SadleA-AnaheimExtensionLot 38(60 x 181.5ft),$3.68.Dye,Mable Haywood-Scarborough2.23 ac of Lot 3,3.70 ac of Lot 4,$5.7).Lander,GEO.C-MaryGoodmanLot 3,$1.41.Lander,GEO.C-MaryGoodmanLot 4,$2.81.Lander,GEO.C-MaryGoodmanLot 5,$2.80.Lander,GEO.C-MaryGoodmanLot 6,$2.60.McClelland,LillianC.T.-MilesRancho5.8 acresLot 11,$11.20.MartinezLeo-AnaheimHomeTr.Lot 30(except lot 34 ft x 40 ft toApostolic Church)$14.O'Connell,Emmett R.-HomeBuilders(375)Lot 6BlockB,$149.OlveraLiblada-MaryGoodmanLot 17,$1.56.OlveraLiblada-MaryGoodmanLot 18,$2.07.Pena,Mrs.M.No.WT-SinclairRanchO9.$2.29.PrewittW.H.-Scarborough13.33axesLot 11,$21.31.Rivas,F-AnaheimHomeTractLot 20,$2.31.SanchezM.No.WT-SinclairRanchLot 20,$1.24.SanchezMartinNo.WT-SinclairRanchLot 28(except45ft x70ft)$9.SisnerosJoe-No.WT-SinclairRanchEly35ft.Lot 15,$1.33.SisnerosJoe-No.WT-SinclairRanchEly35:42ft of Lot:6:$1:18 Stanley,A.C-Home Builders(375) Albert—Hess Sub (365) Lot 4 A. $4.40. Albert—Hess Sub (365) Lot 5 A. $23.38. Albert—Hess Sub (365) Lot 10 A. $4.40. Albert—Hess Sub (365) Lot 1A. $3.62. Albert—Hess Sub (365) Lot 5B. $3.62. Albert—Hess Sub (365) Lot 1C. $4.40. Albert—Hess Sub (365) Lot 3D. $3.42. Orchard Park Wly ½7. $11.62. Carrie S.—Elk Park Lot 3 Block A. $2.85. Barbarn—West Broadway Block 2. $5.51. Barbarn—West Broadway Block 2. $7.13. Barbara—Re-Sub of Block Tr., Lot 13 Block A. $20.69. Barbara—Fair Home Lot 17. Densee, W. L—Carroll Sub (372) Block A. $12.01. Guy W.-Center Tr., Lots 32 Block C. $13.01. J. W.-Hotel Del Campo Block B. $1.90. J. W.-Hotel Del Campo Block B. $5.25. Inez-Villa Tr., Lot 6 Block A. $46. Ella M.-Lorelel Tr., Lot 18 E. $6.12. J. J.-Center-Re-Sub of A. Wly 3.53 ft.of Lot 4 Block 21.53 ft.of Lot 5 Block A. Robt. A.-Resh Sub lot 11 I. $5.91. Ella Charles-Stueckle Sub A. $3.07. Margery J.-Anheim Invent Co.'s Tract Ely 60 ft.of Wly of Lot 2 55.92 ft.x120 ft.$7.75. Theo B.-Monte Vista Lot 20 Block B.$4.72. Mrs. Alice R.-Resub of Relers Sub 11.32 ac Block A. Gustave-St.Catherine's Nly 47½ ft.Lot 17 Block B. Caroline, et al-St.Cathys Add Lot 1 Block A (423). Caroline, et al-St.Cathys Add Lot 11 Block A (423). Morl, Robt.-Lohman (351) Lot Block B.$12.05. Inc.-Hotel Del Campo Lots 22 Group B.$295.94. J. D.-estate-Original City Nly 60 ft.Lot 5.$24.12. J. S.T.-Dreyfus Lands-acres.$58.57. J.S.T.-Vineyard Lot H-7 acres.$35.65. Maurice-Owens & (237) Lot 5 Block B.$21.38. Joseph A.-Vineyard Lot D-3 Block D.$16.78. Joseph A.-Vineyard Lot D-3 Block D.$22.28. Lucio-Lorelel Lot 22 Block 32. Raymond-Estate of Maryel Lot 1.$12.13. Raymond-Estate of Maryel Lot 2.$6.73. Raymond-Estate of Maryel Lot 3.$5.08. Mahan-S-Parsons Sub Lot 11. Be deeded to the City July 1st, See addenda to this list. Erwin-Mother Colony Sq.Lot 47.$4.23. Be deeded to the City July 1st, See addenda to this list. Fred G.-Dreyfus Landsacres.$60.33. Sarah-Lorelel Lot 24 Block 32. Lena-Gade Sub-Sly 35 ft.$23.83. Mary F-Anaheim Exten-Lot -1 acre Lot 34.$71.74. Schroeder, Otto Robert—Santa Fe Ely ½ Lot 5 Block B.$9.91. Schroff, Nellie—Santa Fe Wly 26.75 ft.of Lot 11 Block 6.Wly 26.75 ft.of Lot 12 Block 6.All of Lot 17 Block 6.All of Lot 18 Block 6.$7.95. Schwelckhardt, Emma—Elk Park (158) Lot 20 Block A.$6.61. Scott, Maude A.-Park View (170) Lot 8 Block A.$23.22. Scott, Maude A.-Park View (170) Nly 30.5 ft.Lot 3 Block A.$21.9. Scott, T.V.-Jewett Sub (230) Lot 15.$6.93. Seabold, H.A.-California Square (406) Lot 9 Block C.$8.39. Selaya, Daniel—Santa Fe Lot 7Block A.$2.26. Selaya, Daniel—Santa Fe Lot 8Block A.$11.27. Sheafer, Bessie—Santa Fe Lot 3&4Block 2.$9.09. Sheafer, Bessie—Santa Fe Lots 2 and 4Block 2.$7.72. Shiner, E.F.S.-Elliott-Anderson (135) Lot 4 Block 1,$5.20. Show, J.W.-Beverly (335) Lot 21Block B.$6.22. Show, Jas.W.-Elk Park (158) Lot 18Block A.$17.68. Slemers, J.Henry-Vineyard Lot B-510 acres.$102.04. Simonin,Hattle Estelle-Hess Sub (365) Lot 15-Block A.$5.72. Simons,Rena-Helmann & Georges Add Lot 44Block D.$6.84. Skinner, Else P., et al-Vineyard Lot C-118.8 acres.$63.87. Skinner, Horace-Enterprise Lot 8Block 2.$8.71. Sowder, Joe-Resh Sub lot 5Block C.$18.10. Sphes, Earl-California Sq.(406)lot 7Block C.$3.42. Stichtman,Fred-Beverly (335) Sly40 ft.of Lot 8Block B.$4.93. Stock,Mary-Anaheim Extension18:26 acres.Lot 48.$11:01. Stockwell,Flovd E.-Berger (73)lot 3Block C.$3.42. Storrel,Carl-Helmann & Sorrenson's Add Ely 40 ft.of Lot 3Block E.$4.52. Straw,Lula E.-Lorelei LOT7Block D.$13.29. Sullivan,J.J.-Jewett Sub(230)Sly88 ft.of Lot7.$9.00. Sullivan,J.J.-Jewett Sub(230)Lot8.$2.37. Swords,Rebecca,Estate-Owens & Jones (237)Lot 26-Block A.$12.51. Taggart,John.Estate-Helmann & Georges Add Nly 60 ft.of Lot5Block B.Nly 60 ft.of Lot7Block B.Nly 60 ft.of Wly 24 ft.of Lot8Block B.B$16.66. Ter Beest,Ben-West BroadwayLot 16.Block Z.$3.26. Ter Beest,Ben-West BroadwayLot 18.Block Z.$6.21. Tipton,Ida-Lorelei Tract LOT7Block D.$2.44. Tipton,Ida-Lorelei Tract LOT8Block D.$4.32. Veterans Welfare Board–Summerfield & Oppenheimer Sub Lots 25 and 26 Block S.D.$34.91. Walté,Fred'k W.Est.-VineyardLot B-2Nly(397 ac of Wly 10 ac und/1/3 int.)$10.92. Walté,Frank E.-VineyardLot B-2Nly(397 ac of Wly 10 ac und/1/3 int.)$10.92. Walté,Frank E.-VineyardLot B-2Nly(397 ac of Wly 10 ac und/1/3 int.)$10.92. Walté,Frank E.-VineyardLot B-2Nly(397 ac of Wly NORTH AND EAST ANAHEIM ADDITION Bank, Security First Nat'l—Mills Park (422) Lot 3 Block 3, $2.64. Blystone, Lyle C.—Allen (374) Lot 8 Block B, $3.59. Campbell, Mrs. Harry E.—Mills Park (304) Sly 71.5 ft. Lot 15 Block 7, $4.17. Davis, Robt — Worthmore Annex (592) Lot 5 Block D, $4.90. DuBois, Walter R.—Mills Park (422) Lot 9 Block 5, $5.30. DuBois, Walter R. — Worthmore Sub (530) Lot 11 Block B, $8.85. Egan, Thos. — Mills Park (122) Lot 16 Block 5, $3.89. Gosch, J. H. — Wallop Sub (899) Lot 19 Block B, $2.34. Heinrich, Chas A. — Mills Park (422) Lot 19 Block 4, $4.16. Booth, Claud—Allen (374) Lot 13 Block A, $3.98. Larsen, Helen Bridgeman—Scenic (236) Lot 6, $4.46. Larsen, Helen Bridgeman—Scenic (236) Lot 7, $4.46. Larsen, Helen Bridgeman—Scenic (236) Lot 8, $4.45. Larsen, Helen Bridgeman—Scenic (236) Wly 26.59 ft of Lot 10 Also Vacated alley, $3.85. McHargre, Geo. A.—Mills Park (422) Lot 14, Block 6, $4.59. Rexroad, E. N. — Worthmore Sub (530) Lot 10 Block A, $5.43. Riggs, Adolfo C. — Mills Park (422) Lot 3 Block 6, $4.03. Ruby, Chas L. — Mills Park (422) Lot 15 Block 6, $2.49. Schrandt, William L. — Anaheim Extension Lot Sly 5 arc of Wly 10 arc of Sly 20 arc of Lot 8, $25.26. Schultz, Albert — Tract No. 601 Lot 30, $5.10. Seeling, Harry — Mills Park (422) Lot 18 Block 4, $4.16. Sommerville, L. R. — Allen Tract (374) Lot 21 Block A, $3.28. Walker, Harry E. — Tract No. 601 Lot 7, $2.84. NORTH AND EAST ANAHEIM ADDITION Bank, Security First Nat'l—Mills Park (422) Lot 3 Block 3, $2.64. Blystone, Lyle C.—Allen (374) Lot 8 Block B, $3.59. Campbell, Mrs. Harry E.—Mills Park (304) Sly 71.5 ft. Lot 15 Block 7, $4.17. Davis, Robt — Worthmore Annex (592) Lot 5 Block D, $4.90. DuBois, Walter R.—Mills Park (422) Lot 9 Block 5, $5.30. DuBois, Walter R. — Worthmore Sub (530) Lot 11 Block B, $8.85. Egan, Thos. — Mills Park (122) Lot 16 Block 5, $3.89. Gosch, J. H. — Wallop Sub (899) Lot 19 Block B, $2.34。 Heinrich, Chas A. — Mills Park (422) Lot 19 Block 4, $4.16。 Booth, Claud—Allen (374) Lot 13 Block A，$3.98。 Larsen，Helen Bridgeman—Scenic(236）Lot6，$4.46。 Larsen，Helen Bridgeman—Scenic(236）Lot7，$4.46。 Larsen，Helen Bridgeman—Scenic(236）Lot8，$4.45。 Larsen，Helen Bridgeman—Scenic(236）Wly，26.59 ft of Lot10 Also Vacated alley，$3.85。 McHargre，Geo.A.Mills Park（422）Lot14，Block6，$4.59。 Rexroad，E.N.Worthmore Sub（530）Lot10BlockA，$5.43。 Riggs，AdolfoC.Mills Park（422）Lot3Block6，$4.03。 Ruby，Chas.L.Mills Park（422）Lot15Block6，$2.49。 Schrandt，WilliamL.Anaheim Extension lot Sly，5 arc of Wly，10 arc of Sly，20 arc of Lot8，$25.26。 Schultz，Albert—TractNo．601Lot30，$5.10。 Seeling，Harry-Mills Park（422）Lot18Block4，$4.16。 Sommerville，L.R.Allen Tract（374）Lot21BlockA，$3.28。 Walker,HarryE.TractNo．601Lot7，$2.84。