anaheim-gazette 1940-05-30

Forest to Close For Summertime Trabuco, Palomar Districts Affected by Regulation Beginning June 1 Effective June 1, those areas on Trabuco and Palomar ranger districts of the Cleveland National forest, which are normally closed each summer because of fire hazards, will again be closed to all forest visitors or users for the duration of the fire season. The areas involved include all national forest land on the Trabuco district from the Santa Ana river west of Corona or Santa Margarita peak, and the north and west portion of Palomar mountain on the Palomar district. However, this will not prohibit travel over state or county highways through these areas nor camping at designated Forest Service camp grounds immediately adjacent to such highways nor the legitimate travel of persons residing within the forest to and from their property over designated routes of travel. The regulations covering camping, smoking, and requiring the carrying of a shovel and axe will also become effective on June 1, on all parts of the Cleveland National forest where travel is permitted. Camp fires are permitted only in designated public camp grounds and campers must first secure a camp fire permit, which will be issued free by any forest officer. A shovel and axe must be carried by each automobile or pack train party entering the forest. Smoking will be permitted only at camps, places of habitation and specially posted smoking areas. Forest visitors and residents are required to conduct and help keep Vance Hoyt Walks, Talks With Nature FLATFISH—One of the wonders of the finny world is now flatfish, such as flounders and halibuts, change their forms—even the position of their eyes. By what quirk of nature the left eye of species inhabiting cold water usually migrate to the right side of their heads, whereas the right eye of most species inhabiting warm water journey to the left side, no scientist will venture a guess. When they are hatched all flatfish are shaped like any other poor fish with their mouths and eyes in their usual position. But after they swim around for a while they exhibit a tendency to turn to one side or the other. At the same time the eye on the lower side migrates to the upper side of the fish. How this deviation from the conventional bilateral shape arose is a mystery. Whether there came a "sport" in the family tree at some stage in its history, or whether the deviation grew from a gradual modification of the adults under the influence of their environment, cannot be said. If it came from the latter, selection naturally favored its appearance earlier and earlier in the development of the fish, until it reached the larval stage. Earlier transformation would be disadvantageous, since there is a lack of plankton—the natural food supply of the newly hatched—at the sea bottom, and the transformed fishlings would find a scarcity of provender at a critical period. Status of Three Projects is Told Prado, Fullerton and Brea Dams are Reported on by Army Engineers Status of the three Orange county flood control projects either in the process of development or nearly ready to start was given late last week by the Los Angeles office of the United States army engineers. Projects reported on are the Prado dam construction job, the Fullerton dam development and the Brea dam work. Work was started on the Fullerton project about 10 days ago under the direction of Contractor Charles U. Heuser of Glendale who is allowed slightly more than nine months to complete the job. It is expected that about 75 men will be employed on the project by the end of this week. The project will cost $234,903 and is located approximately half a mile north of the intersection of Associated road and Pioneer avenue, inside the city limits of Fullerton. The Prado job is about 60 percent completed and a force of approximately 300 men is at work. This force is expected to be increased by July 1 to around 450 men, a figure which will probably be maintained until completion of the project near the first of next year. The engineers will open the biosphere on the Brea dam project on June 5 and work is expected to start later than September 1. The contractor will have 500 days which to complete the project after being notified to begin work. Estimated cost of the work is set at $1,000,000, and it is believed that work will be provided for some 125 men. This project includes an canopy dam with appurtenant work to... Camp fires are permitted only in designated public camp grounds and campers must first secure a camp fire permit, which will be issued free by any forest officer. A shovel and axe must be carried by each automobile or pack train party entering the forest. Smoking will be permitted only at camps, places of habitation and specially posted smoking areas. Forest visitors and residents are urged to cooperate and help keep fires out of the forests by complying with all federal, state, and county regulations designed to reduce the fire menace. All Dogs and Cats On Leash in Parks Dogs and cats are prohibited on government land within national parks and monuments unless they are on leash, created or otherwise under physical restrictive control at all times, advises the touring bureau of the Automobile Club of Southern California. Superintendents, however, may designate areas to which dogs and cats shall not be admitted. Superintendents also may establish time limitations on camping in any public camp ground. Upon the posting of such limitations no person, party or organization shall be permitted to camp longer than the period limited for the particular area during any calendar year. Tragic plight of Europe's Royal war babies. Grand Duchess Marie of Russia's, Europe's most noted exile and cousin of the Czar, tells why there is only woe ahead for tiny heirs to the thrones broken or threatened by invading armies. A full page illustrated features in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week's LOS ANGELES EXAMINER.—Adv. Army Recruiting Activity Resumed The United States army is again accepting applications for enlistment of qualified men after being practically closed since February when the authorized strength of 227,000 men was reached. According to Sergeant Eldridge McCormack, in charge of the recruiting station, Federal building in Santa Ana, telegraphic authority to immediately begin enlisting approximately 1000 men for field artillery, 300 for signal corps and a limited number of men for quartermaster, ordinance department, and engineers for station on the Pacific Coast, was received today by the Los Angeles Recruiting district, the first quota received under the President's recent preparedness plan. Colonel Aubrey Lippincott, army recruiting officer for southern California, stated that single men between the ages of 18 and 35 years, of sound physique and good character are eligible, and that applicants for the signal corps must have a high school education. Self denial is practical, and is not only polite to all but is pleasant to those who practice it.—Mary Baker Eddy. Buy now and Buy in Anaheim! Lawrence Tibbett, Noted Opera Baritone, Opens Hollywood Bowl Symphonies Under the Stars July 9 Lawrence Tibbett, Noted Opera Baritone, Opens Hollywood Bowl Symphonies Under the Stars July 9 World famous Hollywood Bowl opens its 19th season of Symphonies Under the Stars July 9 with the celebrated Lawrence Tibbett; Metropolitan Opera baritone, as the stellar attraction. A native of California, Tibbett has been acclaimed one of the finest singers of all time. Jose Iturbi, dynamic Spanish conductor, will direct the opening program. Season ticket campaign for the coming series has just been launched. Artists engaged for the 1940 Bowl season include: Lily Pons, Kirsten Flagstad, Grace Moore, sopranos; Lauritz Melchior, tenor; John Charles Thomas, Lawrence Tibbett and Paul Robes baritones; Vladimir Horowitz and Iturbi, pianists; and conductor Bruno Walter, John Barbire Georg Szell, Albert Coates, An Kostelanetz, Pietro Climini, Rard Lert and others. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Hus of Three Projects is Told Fullerton and Brea projects are Reported on by Army Engineers of the three Orange control projects either in process of development or already to start was given a week by the Los Angeles of the United States army. Projects reported on by Prado dam construction in Fullerton dam developed the Brea dam work. Was started on the Fuller project about 10 days ago, the direction of Contractor U. Heuser of Glendale allowed slightly more than months to complete the job. Expected that about 75 men employed on the project by this week. The project cost $234,903 and is locatedimately half a mile north of intersection of Associated road pioneer avenue, inside the ruits of Fullerton. Prado job is about 60 per completed and a force of approximately 300 men is at work. Force is expected to be in July 1 to around 450 figure which will probably contained until completion of project near the first of next engineers will open the bids Brea dam project on June work is expected to start later than September 1. The factor will have 500 days in to complete the project being notified to begin work. Cost of the work is set at 100,000, and it is believed work will be provided for 25 men. project includes an earth with appurtenant work to be Huge Damage Action Dismissed by Judge Damage suit brought by Bryan K. Burnett, Santa Ana steel contractor, against Consolidated Steel company of Los Angeles, was thrown out of court last Friday by Superior Judge Harry C. West-over when he ruled that Burnett had filed the wrong sort of suit and that the statute of limitations has barred the Santa Ana contractor from opportunity to file the proper type. Burnett had asked about a half-million dollars from the Los Angeles firm on a charge that Consolidated Steel company had ruined his business. The defense contended that the complaint by Burnett against the steel company involved slander and libel as a cause of action, rather than the claim for damages based upon loss of business. LEGAL NOTICE Delinquent Tax List 1939-1940 CITY OF ANAHEIM Adkins, Chas, Gilbert et al—Langenberger Tract Lot 54, $12.63. Agundez, Y.-Lorelel Tract Lot 49 Block E, $2.25. Allen, Mrs. Anna—Hotel Del Campo Lot 29, Block C, $2.64. Allen, Mrs. Anna—Hotel Del Campo Lot 30, Block C, $9.31. Altnow, Josephine E.-Elliott-Anderson (135) Lot 3, Block 3, $12.64. Annin, Berf—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. Benegas, Demetria Gracia—Santa Fe Lot 11, Block 2, $3.49. Bengochea, Elvira—Santa Fe Lot 9, Block 4, $4.01. Bengochea, Elvira—Santa Fe Lot 10, Block 4, $9.20. Berger, Alice D.-Berger (373) Lot 14, Block 1, $7.60 Busch, John W. — Helmann & Georges Add Lot 107, Block H, $3.84. Calm, Barbara B—Five Points Sub (254) Lot 5, $49.89. Carr, Mrs. Helen—Fair Home Tr. Lot 2, $7.59. To be deeded to the City July 1st, 1940. See addenda to this list. Chevez, Jacinto-Eymann Sub Lot 1, $4.70. Clark, Mary B.-Dreyfus Lands 3.54 acres,$12.81. Clark, Mary B.-Carroll Sub (372) Lot 14, Block A, $2.19. Clark, Mary B.-Carroll Sub (372) Lot 3, Block D, $1.62. Clark, Mary B.-Carroll Sub (372) Lot 7, Block D, $1.62. Clark, Mary B.-Monte Vista (247) Lot 5, Block B, $1.81. Clark, Mary B.-Monte Vista (247) Lot 6, Block B, $1.81. Clark, Mary B.-Vineyard Lot D-3 Wly 2½ ft. of Lot 6, Block H. All of Lot 5, Block H., $33.91. Cooper, Ella M.-Nelman Sub (152) Lot 3,$11.43. Cooper, Lupe—Resub of Theo.Reiser's Sub Lot 25, Block C,$5.41. Covert,H.E.-Hotel Del Campo Lot 81,Block F,$3.37. Covert,H.E.-Hotel Del Campo Lot 32,Block F,$3.38. Crawford,jesse J.-Lorelei Lot 17,Block E,$8.89. Criss,Ches,A.-Lorelei Lot 32,Block D,$2.64. Christ,Learl W.-Elk Park (158) Lot 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 16,Block A,$10.96. Daniels,Pasquel-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. Dickinson.W.R.-Berger (373) Lot 4,Block C,$6.28. Diedrich,theo.Est-Olive Street Lot 12,Block Z,$11.78. Diedrich,theo.Est-Santa Fe Tr.Lot 17,Block A,$2.06. Diedrich,theo.Est-Santa Fe Tract Lot 18,Block A,$4.06. Durkee,N.M.-Elk Park (158) Lot 28,Block A,$15.45. Dutton,Lleigh-Anaheim Extension Lot 48.Wly 47 ft.of Lot Z.Ely 13 ft.of Lot Z.$5.55. Easton,Gao-J.Lloyd Moore Sub (221) Lot 3,Block G,$4.23. Eker,H.J.-Beverly (335) Lot 18,BLOCK D,$8.07. Egan,M.A-Vineyard Lot D-6 Lot 108x191.25 ft.$68.64. Figueroa,jose-Davis Bros.Addition Lot 14,BLOCK D,$3.99. Frazee,Benj.H.-Davis Bros.Addition Lot 1.Block D,$6.96.Frazee,Benj.H.-Davis Bros.Addition Lot 2.Block D.$13.78.Frodell Ann,L-Dolan (238) Lot 12.Block A,$2.19.Gamel,Ches.D.-Lorelei Lot 46.Block A,$1.86.Gamel,Ches.D.-Lorelei Lot 47Block A,$3.62. Griffin,johanna-Vineyard Lot 4.3 acres,$41.66.Haas,M.C.-Hotel Del Campo!Block B,$3.42.Haas,M.C.-Hotel Del Campo!Block B,$11.63.Hamlyn,j.E-Vineyard Lot!Block A,$7.62.Hamlyn,j.E-Elliott-Andere!(135) Nly78.80 ft.of Lot 6 Blk 2.$Handsfield,A.K.-Mother Coq.(497) Lot 25,$2.86.Haymaker,eugene E.-Summer&Oppenheimer Lot 3 Block 6,Haymaker,eugene E.-Summer&Oppenheimer Lot 4 Block 6,Haymaker,eugene E.-Summer&Oppenheimer Lot 5 Block 6,Haymaker,eugene E.-Summer&Oppenheimer Lot 6 Block 6,Haymaker,eugene E.-Summer&Oppenheimer Lot 7 Block 6,Hayner,Louis J.-Center LoctBlock B,$7.92.Heyner,Louis J.-Center LoctBlock B,$19.35.Hein,R.C-Vineyard Lot$53.14 x 140.25 ft.$34.89.Hein,R.C-Hess Sub(365)LoctBlock A,$2.10.Hein,R.C-Hess Sub(365)LoctBlock D,$1.90.Heinrlich,Ches.A.-Mother Coquare(497)Lot 48,$4.23.Heinrlich,Ches.A.-Mother Coquare(497)Lot 49,$3.66.Heinrlich,Ches.A.-Monte V(247)Lot 32-Block B,$3.42.Heinrlich,R.E-Center Tract!%Lot 11 Block M,$1.81.Heinrlich,R.E-Center Tract!%Lot M,$5.38.Heinrlich,R.E-Center Tract!%Lot M,$6.94.Hennig,Louis-Center Tract!%Lot A.$90.52.Hennig,Louis-Parsons Sub Lo!$4.59.Henry,B.J.-South StreetLot45,$5.92.Hernandez,jose-Helmann& rensson's Add Lot I Block D and!ft.of Lot Z Block D.$5.29.HessAlbert-Vineyard LOT-D$3.Block K,$10.65.HessAlbert-Hess Sub(365)FooT lot I Block A,$4.63.HessAlbert-Hess Sub(365)BLOCK A,$4.40.HessAlbert-Hess Sub(365)BLOCK A,$23.38.HessAlbert-Hess Sub(365)BLOCK A,$4.40.HessAlbert-Hess Sub(365)BLOCK A,$3.62.HessAlbert-Hess Sub(365)BLOCK B,$2.62.HessAlbert-Hess Sub(365)BLOCK C,$4.40.HessAlbert-Hess Sub(365)BLOCK C,$4.40.HessAlbert-Hess Sub(365)BLOCK C,$4.40.HessAlbert-Hess Sub(365)BLOCK C,$4.40.HessAlbert-Hess Sub(365)BLOCK B',$2.62.HessAlbert-Hess Sub(365)BLOCK C,$4.40.HessAlbert-Hess Sub(365)BLOCK C,$4.40.HessAlbert-Hess Sub(365)BLOCK C,$4.40.HessAlbert-Hess Sub(365)BLOCK C,$4.40.HessAlbert-Hess Sub(365)BLOCK B',$2.62.HessAlbert-Hess Sub(365)BLOCK C,$4. Engineers will open the bids for Brea dam project on June 1st. Work is expected to start later than September 1. The contractor will have 500 days in order to complete the project being notified to begin work. Cost of the work is set at 100,000, and it is believed that work will be provided for 25 men. The project includes an earth with appurtenant work, to be about half a mile north of intersection of Brea road highway 101. This project will within the city limits of Brea. Company drilling the new company drilling the new headway by F. E. Fairfield Beach, who was active in Corba Linda foothill field two ago. Fairfield's company number of other leases in district. Future to Stop is named for Mishap Furea to Stop is named for Mishap Furea of Dan Luther Young, Brea, to make a boulevard lot 101 and Coast highways, riding his motorcycle a day ago Sunday morning was house of Miss Betty Carley's coroner's jury at Fuller-incided Thursday. Miss Carley, of Brea, was riding with her on the motorcycle, which led with the rear of another cycle operated by Dewey Irud, 29, of Satna Ana. Business and Professional DIRECTORY Frank’s Clock Shop 106 South Los Angeles Street For Dependable Watch and Clock Repairing Also a Full Line of Jewelry When You Need a TAXI CALL JESS PHONE PICKWICK CAB VALENCIA HOTEL 4822 Corner Lemon and Center Out-of-Town Trips a Specialty Dr. Osher Physician & Surgcon Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Dentist Oculist—Glasses Fitted Phone 3212 Open Evenings Sunday by Appointment Littenstein, Maurice — Own Jones (237) Lot 5 Block R, 21. Lleb, Joseph A. — Vineyard Lot 6 Block D, 16.78. Lleb, Joseph A. — Vineyard Lot 7 Block D, 22.28. Lopez, Lucio — Lorelei Lot 22. E, 2.32. Ludi, Raymond — Estate of Strobel Lot 1, $12.13. Ludi, Raymond — Estate of Strobel Lot 2, $6.73. Ludi, Raymond — Estate of Strobel Lot 3, $5.08. McMahan, S. — Parsons Sub $12.05. Maas, Erwin — Mother Color (497) Lot 23, $5.33. To be deeded to the City Ju 1940. See addenda to this list Maas, Erwin — Mother Color (497) Lot 47, $4.23. To be deeded to the City Ju 1940. See addenda to this list Maas, Fred G. — Dreyfus 9.12 acres, $60.33. Marck, Sarah — Lorelei Lot 2 E, $6.12. Maurer, Lena — Gade Sub - Shot Lot 2, $3.83. Mickle, Mary F. — Anaheim lot - 1 acre Lot 34, $71.74. Mickle, Mary F. — Boege's Anaheim Ex 34 Lot 11, $10.80. Mickle, Mary F. — Boege's Anaheim Ex 34 Lot 12, $4.33. Mickle, Mary F. — Boege's Anaheim Ex 34 Lot 13, $5.11. Miller, Chas. B — Nut Grove 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 Dr.C.O.Patterson Optometrist 109 S.LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM,CAL. MILK ----- Delivered to your Door each morning. PHONE ACACIA DAIRY ANAHEIM 2078 FOR PRINTING of Character AT MODERATE RATE ANAHEIM GAZETTE PHONE 2414 250 East Center Street Dr. Osher Physician & Surgeon Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Dentist Oculist—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 Nunez, I. O.-Dreyfus Landslift of Ely 124.35 ft of Lot 9.$8.80 Pellegrin, Edith W., et al. yard Lot G-4 120.69x200 ft.$8.75 Perkins, Idia P.-Roilhaermann 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 Oral Surgery 14 Block B $1.12. Perkins, J. W.-Olive Stretching 111.36 ft. Lot 8 Block 2.$6.17. See addenda to this list: Maas, Erwin—Mother Colony (197) Lot 47,$4.23. To be deeded to the City Juvenile Court (1940). See addenda to this list: Maas, Fred G.-Dreyfus 9.12 acres,$60.33. Marck, Sarah-Lorelei Lot 2 E,$6.12. Maurer, Lena-Gade Sub-Slot Lot 2,$3.83. Mickle, Mary F.-Anaheim Slon Lot—1 acre Lot 34,$71.74. Mickle, Mary F.-Boege's Anaheim Ex 34 Lot 11,$10.80. Mickle, Mary F.-Boege's Anaheim Ex 34 Lot 12,$4.33. Mickle, Mary F.-Boege's Anaheim Ex 34 Lot 13,$5.11. Miller, Chas B.-Nut Grove Lot 11 Block B,$2.69. Miller, Melvina-Laird Sub-Block B,$2.44. Miller, Melvina-Laird Sub-Block B,$12.91. Morris, Arval A.-Lorelei Block E,$7.75. Morris, Conison C.-Lorelei Block D,$3.33. Morris, Ershal-Santa Fe Block G,$2.44. Morris, Ershal-Santa Fe Block G,$9.40. Morris, W. L.-Smith & Doe Lot 5,$4.01. To be deeded to the City Juvenile Court (1940). See addenda to this list: Morris, W. L.-South Street Lot 33,$10.38. Mouch, Rose B.-Elk Park Lot 8 Block B,$3.51. Muckenthaler, Albert-Century Block B,$38.26. Muckenthaler, Albert-Vineyard C-6,5.27 acres,$87.56. Muckenthaler, Albert-Maxwell Sub Lot 2,$55.71. Mudgett, F. C.-South Street Lot 40,$6.54. Murray, Anna H.-Sycamell (549) Lot 8 Block C,$9.24. Nicholas, Paul-Vineyard Ely 5 acres,$27.83. Nipp, Addie-Lorelei Block A,$5.36. Nunez, I. O.-Dreyfus Landslift of Ely 124.35 ft of Lot 9.$8.80 Pellegrin, Edith W., et al.yard Lot G-4 120.69x200 ft.$8.75 Perkins, Idia P.-Roilhaermann 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 Oral Surgery 14 Block B $1.12. Perkins, J. W.-Olive Stretching 111.36 ft.Lot 8 Block 2.$6.17. References: John Charles Thomas, Lawyer Tibbett and Paul Robeson, Jones; Vladimir Horowitz and pianists; and conductors: Joel Walter, John Barbirolli, Greg Szell, Albert Coates, Andre Pelicanetz, Pietro Climini, Richard Lert and others. Note: The page number is not visible in the provided image; it appears to be a continuation of the text from the original document rather than a single page entry or advertisement block. --- PHILIPS, ELIZABETH W.—Vineyard Lot C-7 $2x166.25 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. & Rosie J.—Vineyard Lot E-6 $4x158.44 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 36 Block B, $7.55. Rodarte, Fidencio — South Street (14) Lot 51, $4.90. Romo, Refugio — Davis Bro. Addition Ely 70.47 ft. of Wly 102.47 ft. (Jess 12.5x37.47 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, $7.36. Ruud, Andrew — Lohman (351) Lot 21 Block A, $7.17. Salishbury, Geo. W.—Helmann & Georges Add Lot 15 Block B, $6.21. Schaffler, G.J. — Monte Vista (247) Lot 4 Block B, $6.72. Schaffler, Howard H. — Mother Colony Sq. (497) Lot 43, $14.40. Schaffler, Otto—Jewett Sub (230) Lot 14, $5.97. Schlotter, E.M.—Vineyard Lot B-2, 55.93 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., $.66. Schrank, Elsie D.—Helmann & 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, $.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 18 Block 6, $7.95. Schweickhardt, Emma — Elk Park (158) Lot 20 Block A, $6.61. Scott, Maude A. — Park View (170) Lot 8 Block A, $22.22. Scott, Maude A. — Park View (170) Nly 30.5 ft. Lot 9 Block A, $2.19. Scott, T.V.-Jewett Sub (230) Lot 15, $6.93. Seabold, H.A.-California Square (406) Lot 9 Block C, $8.33. Selaya, Daniel — Santa Fe Lot 7 Block A, $2.26. Selaya, Daniel — Santa Fe Lot 8 Block A, $11.27. Shearer, Bessie — Santa Fe Lot 3 & 4 Block 2, $9.09. Shearer, Bessie — Santa Fe Lots 23 and 24 Block 2, $7.72. Shiner, F.S.-Elliott-Anderson (135) Lot 4 Block I, $5.20. Show, J.W.-Beverly (335) Lot 21 Wells, Alfred — Clementine St. Annex (696) Lot 8, $2.40. Western Loan & Bldg Co.-Milla 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, $7.59. NORTH ANAHEIM ADDITION Archibald, H.G.-Willke Add (143) Lot 8 Block B, $8.16. Atenay, Emille Est.-Babinger Sub Lots 1 to 8 Inc., $18.49. Lamb, C.C & Geo.F.Seabourn-Wilke Add (143) Wly 90 ft of Lot 1Block B Wly 90 ft of Lot 2Block B, $10.75. Morgan,Lizzie B.-Willke Add (143) Lot 14 Block B,$3.73. Morris,Coalson C.-Anaheim Extension(50 x 60) lot Lt_4$4.31). Wilde,A.L.-Willke Add (143) Lot 1 Block C,$5.56). Wilde Joe-Willke 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 Home Tr.Lot_22,$1.78.Charles,Candelario-Hart Sub-Nly 40 ft.Lot_42,$6.68.Correa,Mrs.Marlana-Mary Goodman Lot_1,$1.06.Czapla,Sadle A.-Anaheim Extension(38(60 x 181.5ft),$3.68.Dye,Mable Haywood-Scarborough 2:23 ac of Lot_3，3:70 ac of Lot_4，$5:71.Lander.Geo.C.-Mary GoodmanLot_3,$1:41.Lander.Geo.C.-Mary GoodmanLot_4,$2:81.Lander.Geo.C.-Mary GoodmanLot_5,$2:80.Lander.Geo.C.-Mary GoodmanLot_6,$2:80.McClelland,LillianC.T.-Miles RanchO(5:3 acres lot Lt_11,$11:20.Martlinez-Leo-Anaheim Home Tr.Lot_30(except lot_34 ft x_40 ft to Apostolic Church),$1:40.O'Connell，Emmett R.-Home Builders(375)Lot_6BlockB,$1:49.Olvera,Llibada-MaryGoodmanLot_17,$1:56.Olvera,Llibada-MaryGoodmanLot_18,$2:07.Pena,Mrs.M.-No.N97-SinclairRanchLot_9,$2:29.Prewitt.W.H.-Scarborough13:33acresLot_11,$2:13.Irivas,F.-AnaheimHomeTractLot_20,$2:31.Sanchez,M.-No.N97-SinclairRanchLot_20,$1:24.SanchezMartin-No.N97-SinclairRanchLot_28(except45ft x70ft)$..36.Sisneros，Joe-No.N97-SinclairRanchEly35ft.Lot_15.$1:33.Sisneros，Joe-No.N97-SinclairRanchEly35alfft.ofLot_16.$1:18 Stanley,A.C.-HomeBuilders(375)Lot_5BlockB,$1:64.Valencia,Rafael-MaryGoodmanLot_10,$1:50.VeynaPlacido-AnaheimHomeLot_16,$1:13. INDUSTRIAL SITE ADDITION DELINQUENT TAX LIST NOTICE OF DISPOSAL OF PROPERTIES FOR DELINQUENT TAXES In pursuance of law, public notice is hereby given that the undersigned tax collector will make deeds to the City of Anaheim for the several parcels and lots of property hereinafter described unless, on or before the 1st day of July 1940, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A.M., redemption from sale for delinquent taxes is made in accordance with the provisions of section 3817 of the Political Code, or a postponement of sale is had in accordance with the provisions of section 3817c, 3817c2, 3817c3, 3817c4, 3817c5 of said code; or a conditional payment is made in accordance with the provisions of section 3817c, 3817c2, 3817c3, 3817c4, 3817c5 of said code; or a conditional payment is made in accordance with the provisions of section 3817c, 3817c2, 3817c3, 3817c4, 3817c5 of said code; or a conditional payment is made in accordance with the provisions of section 3817c, 3817c2, 3817c3, 3817c4, 3817c5 of said code; or a conditional payment is made in accordance with the provisions of section 3817c, 3817c2, 3817c3, 3817c4, 3817c5 of said code; or a conditional payment is made in accordance with the provisions of section 3817c, 3817c2, 3817c3, 3817c4, 3817c5 of said code; or a conditional payment is made in accordance with the provisions of section 3817c, 3817c2, 3817c3, 3817c4, 3817c5 of said code; or a conditional payment is made in accordance with the provisions of section 3817c, 3817c2, 3817c3, 3817c4, 3817c5 of said code; or a conditional payment is made in accordance with the provisions of section 3817c, 3817c2, 3817c3, 3817c4, 3817c5 of said code; or a conditional payment is made in accordance with the provisions of section 3817c, 3817c2, 3817c3, 3817c4, 3817c5 of said code; or a conditional payment is made in accordance with the provisions of section 3817C, 3817C2, 3817C3, 3817C4, 3817C5 of said code; or a conditional payment is made in accordance with the provisions of section 3817C, 3817C2, 3817C3, 3817C4, 3817C5 of said code; or a conditional payment is made in accordance with the provisions of section 3817C To be deeded to the City July 1st, 40. See addenda to this list. Morris, W. L.-Smith & Dean Sub 6, $9.83. To be deeded to the City July 1st, 40. See addenda to this list. Morris, W. L.-South Street (14) at 33, $10.38. Mouch, Rose B.-Elk Park (158) at 8 Block B, $3.51. Muckenthaler, Albert-Center Lot Block B, $38.26. Muckenthaler, Albert-Vineyard Lot 6, 5.27 acres, $37.56. Muckenthaler, Albert-Max Junge Sub Lot 2, $55.71. Mudgett, F. C.-South Street (14) at 40, $6.54. Murray, Anna H.-Sycamore Sq 49) Lot 8 Block C, $9.24. Nicholas, Paul-Vineyard Lot A-1 ly 5 acres, $27.83. Nipp, Addie-Lorelei Lot 5 and 6 block A, $5.36. Nunez, I. O.-Dreyfus Lands Wly 62 of Ely 124.35 ft of Lot 9, $8.74. Pellegrin, Edith W., et al-Vineard Lot G-4 128.69x200 ft. Perkins, Idai H.-Roiliaernuel's Add ly 50 ft of Ely 100 ft Lot 7 Block 4. ly 50 ft of Ely 100 ft Lot 8 Block 4. ly 50 ft of Ely 100 ft Lot 9 Block 4. Perkins, J. W.-Elk Park (158) Lot B Block B, $1.12. Perkins, J. W.-Olive Street Sly 1.36 ft. Lot 8 Block 2, $6.17. Wheeler, Rena P.-Elliott-Anderson (135) Lot 1 Block 3, $28.34. Wilcox, Frances E.-Enterprise Lot 15 Block 2, $12.01. Williams, H. M.-Griggs Court (212) Nly 25 ft of Lot 17 All of Lot 16, $9.16. Whipperman, August - Elk Park (158) Lot 24 Block A, $10.74. Wittmer, Jacob-Five Point Sub (254) Lot 1, $12.93. Wittmer, Jacob-Five Point Sub (254) Lot 2, $32.28. Wittmer, Jacob - Five Point Sub (254) Lot 3, $44.95. Wittmer, Jacob-Five Point Sub (254) Lot 4, $49.89. Wood, Mrs. Edna A.-Zeyn Tract Annex (23) Lot 10 Block F, $4.01. Yandenu, Fred, Trustee-Muckenthaler Add (426) Lot 9, $7.99. NORTH AND EAST ANAHEIM ADDITION Bank, Security First Nat'l-Mills Park (422) Lot 3 Block 3, $2.64. Blystone, Lyce C.-Allen (374) Lot 6 Block B, $3.59. Campbell, Mrs. Harry E.-Mills Park (304) Sly 71.5 ft. Lot 15 Block 7, $4.47. Davis, Robt - Worthmore Annex (592) Lot 5 Block D, $4.90. DuBols, Walter R.-Mills Park (422) Lot 9 Block 5, $5.30. DuBols, Walter R.-Worthmore Sub (530) Lot 11 Block B, $8.85. Egan, Thos.-Mills Park (422) Lot 16 Block 6, $3.89. Gosch, J. H.-Wallop Sub (399) Lot 19 Block B, $2.31. Helmrich, Chas. A.-Mills Park (422) Lot 19 Block A, $4.16. Booth, Claud-Allen (374) Lot 13 Block A, $3.88. Larsen, Helen Bridgeman-Sceneic (236) Lot 6, $4.46. Larsen, Helen Bridgeman-Sceneic (236) Lot 7, $4.46. Larsen, Helen Bridgeman-Sceneic (236) Lot 8, $4.46. Larsen, Helen Bridgeman-Sceneic (236) Wly 26.59 ft of Lot 10 Also vacated alley, $3.85. McHarg, Geo. A-Mills Park (422) Lot 14 Block 6, $4.59. Reyroud, E. N.-Worthmore Sub (530) Lot 10 Block A, $5.43. Riggs, Adolfo C.-Mills Park (122) Lot 3 Block 6, $4.03. Ruby, Chas. L.-Mills Park (122) Lot 15 Block 6, $2.49. Schrandt, William L.-Anahiem Extension Lot Ely 5 ac of Wly 10 ac of Sly 20 ac of Lot B, $28.26. 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 (874) Lot 21 Block A, $9.28. Walker, Harry E.-Tract No. 601 Lot 7, $2.84. Carr, Mrs. Helen-Fairhome Tract Lot 2, $3.06. Maas, Erwin - Mother Colony Sq. Tract (497) Lot 47, $1.68. Maas, Erwin - Mother Colony Sq. Tract (497) Lot 23, $1.80. STATE OF CALIFORNIA.) COUNTY OF ORANGE.) CITY OF ANAHEIM. Public notice is hereby given that default having been made in payment of taxes and special assessments due the City of Anaheim for the fiscal year 1939-1940 upon the property described. I. J. S. Bouldin as Tax Collector in and for the City of Anaheim by virtue of the power and authority in me vested by law unless the taxes and special assessments delinquent together with the costs and percentages due thereon are paid will on Friday the 28th day of June, 1940 at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forereoon 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,t until the whole property hereinbefore set forth or so much hereof as may be necessary shall be sold; together with the sum of fifty (60) cents provided by law for the certificate of sale in duplicate in each and every case. 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 of the property heretofore described is in the City of Anaheim County of Orange State of California.Signed and dated in the City of Anaheim California this 16th day of May，1940. J. S. BOULDIN, Tax Collector of the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California. I. Charles E. Griffith (City Clerk of the City of Anaheim); hereby certify that the foregoing instrument was signed before me this 16th day of May，1940.(SEAL) CHARLES E.GRIFFITH, City Clerk of the City of Anaheim。