The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 21, 1934, Page 5

cAGE FIVE : MONDAY, MAY 21, 1984. tHE KEY WEST CITIZEN a neg a en Fm | | “5 District Taxes om 6 6 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 i 1 1 5 Pee anes Amount of NAME. Byrne, Thomas F. Smith, Margaret F. . Fiander, fda M. Fiander, Ida M. . Hand, Nell Hana, Noll : Adams, W. J. Adams, W. J. |. Carpenter, Mr. bert By Salisbiry, H. 8. & Fisie Beeson, ‘Tom Hose, Michaet . Wynes, Edward Brubaker, Sarah Hose, Michael - -Hose, Miehael - . Shepherd, Carrie L. Havekotte, Albert Atmmond, Carl - Adams, W. J. Adams, W. J. Kent, Andrew Kent, Andtew Beeson, Tom AND, PLAT ROOK 1, PA TWP. 56 R. 31 Seetion 2-4 Belfgen, Wm. H. Belfgen, Wm. H. Belfgen, Wm. H. Belfgen, Wm. H. Relfgen, Wm. H. ana Mrs Al Browne, Jefferson B. et al Andraca, Julio P. Galey, Hatry C. Hospital . ko, Sebastian, Jr. . Russell, Rdgar Est. Wilson, Emma |. . Bea dae Siena | & Margaret Pell, Sarah G. 3 Pell Sarah G. tr Morales, Nellie . 1 x Crusoe, Crusoe, Ellen L. . Orta, Perez, Rita Gardner, J. Galey, Ruth KNIGHT'S SUBDIVISION Book B-3, Page 300, So. Pla. Con. F5-486 Co. ies Banansacce Francisco ... & Enginecring & Bngineering : @ Biigineering . & Rngineeting & Engineering & Engineering ‘0. s 300. ot eae & Engineering Xo, 300,, So. Fh: F5-486 Co, = B-3, Page 300, sg ria. (Monee sunprvisios Page 158 Pitcher, tan ‘Yess Pitches Peeeesesiewieeeeeay G-2, Page 572 Home Finance Co. Inc. Finanee Co. Inc. Finance Co. Ine. Finance Co.Ine. Finance Co. Inc. Finance Co.jInc. - Finance Co. Ine, Finance Co. Ine. Finance Co. Inc. Finance Co, Ine. & Engineering & Bngineering 1 tt. LM Page 572 Hage 672 Home Hook ot pate Home }, Page race Book A-4, Page 186 Russell, Richa = MANTEL TOWRKS, PLAT HOOK 1. PAGH 140 27 Rook #-4, Paké 643° So. Fla. Cont. & Rng. Co. 27 Rook E-4, Page 543 So. Fla, Cont. & Rng. Co. 27 Hook E-4, Page 54% So. Fla. Cont. & Eng. Co. . 27 Book G-2, Page 57% Home Finance Cg. Inc. 27 Book G-2, Page 672 Home Finance Co. Ine. PROGRESSIVE LAND IMP, 60. PLAT HOOK 1, PAGE 1 Pt. Lot 1, Lots 12, 13 Lote 4, ay “Ww RR. G-3- 1 28 Book VV, Page 299 Tropical Bidg. & Inv. Co. ISLAND OF KEY LARGO Sec. Twp. R. Acres D-2-72 9 60 406° 3 Lan@horst, Chas. C. & Pt ‘ 1, 14, ? LY, of 65 42% Sweeting, F. E. Sweeting, F, E>. ec. ' ies tt. awestinas FR. Salisbury, W. 31% Piader, Weoley da, ii 4 White, Chaties J. Pt shat 4, GI156, Pe eM of SEK. 23-456. 504 Pt. Lot 6 Pe Glee Let 1. rt. Let Pt. Lert Pt. Let 2 Pt Let 3 WATER Lots 1, G3-450-2 Qa 6 s 9% White, Charles J... White, Chas. J. 1 full, Wm. N. 8 5 Cushman, John 3. Dress, rudd 15° Albury, 15 Albury, PLANTATION KRY OR LONG ISLAN 62 38 2G Wilson, PL. 3 a8 103 (Wl rk i 63 38 44 Atlantic & May Prop. Inc. WINDLEY ISLAND 37. 4 Curry, Retand . OF UPPER WATACUMRE @ USLANw ae & 6 63 a 27) «66% Russell, Jas. C. 3% 5 Pinder, Alvin EB. 3%, 8 Merrick, Eunice INDIAN KEY 26 8% Howarth, BOCA CHICA 28 «Maloney, Maloney, 3. 64 Casper 5 68 as Norvin G/ dr. Norvin G. Jr. Maloney. Noryin @. Jr. 8 Maloney, in Oh. dr. STOCK ISLAND, PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 55 R-5, Page N-5) Page . Page . Pare » Page Ek, STOCK PLAT MC BuNvenON On Late ser an Ee D-2, Page 280 . Nome Pinases Co. Inc. D-2, Page 28@ Home Finanee Ce. Inc. * PAGr ™ “. and Costs Okeechobee Flood Control Lasgo BEACH, BIG TORCH KEY, PLAT ROOK = — a I Bb B. OF LOT 3, HY OF SHU, SHC. s TWP. os, BR. Hale, Gee. BR. - an Geo. B Hale, Gea. BL 7 1 1 iN Lat NAME Hale, Geo. B. Hale, Geo. B. MATACUMBE BEACH, UPPER MATACUMBE, PLA PT. LOT 1, SEC. 32, TWP. 63, R. ss 2. - Warten, B. B. « > ~ Frow, Joseph B. & Mar- a0 & D684. #uerite isLaMowaDa, UPPER MATACUMBE, PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 48 PT. LOTS 2 @ 3, SEC, 28, TWP. 63, R. 37 Rodgers, C. M. Rodgers, Louise M. KEY LARGO, PLAT HOOK i, ghee 194 PP GOV-LOT 3 & LOT 14, SEC. G, TWP. 62, . Mandalay Beaches Mandala BOOK 1, “PAGE 133 | } 4.01! lie Peererret ore) Beaches Heaches Ine. Ine. Ine. hes Ine. s Inc. Mandalay Inte. Mandalay SSaLSR5S TAVERNIER HEIGHTS, KEY LARGO, PLAT Lb age & SUR. OF LOT 1 & PT. LOT 7, SEC, 34, TW 3 Dia | PINECKES’ PT. SE ee _ Rinker RE-SUB. OF BLOCKS 5, 11, 13, B, E, & L. PINECREST, PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 95 . Sweeney. James Sweeney, James fANA MAINLANIN PLAT ROOK 1, PA B. OF SE 3,4 & 9, TWP. 56, R. 5 Section 1 Poinciana Co. ss, John . Ross, John... i POINCIANA, MAINLAND, PLAT! ROOK 1, PAGE 187 <., PART SEC. 16, TWP. 58, R. 31 Section 2-A ‘ Melansen, Leonel Section All, G3-80 All, G3-80 1 All, G3-80 grove Palgrove Co. €o. Co. Co, Palgrove Palgrove Palgrove, Co. Palgrov Palgrov Palgrove Co. Co. Co. Palgroye Co. Palgrove. Co. Palgrove Co. Palgrove Co. Palgrove Palerove Palgrove -80. * Valgrove at Peactiotia, 80... Paler An Sprnciiodal, G3-80. sa Palgrove All Fraetionaly 33-86... Palgrove AIL Fractional, G3-86. Palgrove All Fractional, G3 Palgrove Palgtoy Palgrov Palerea Palsroy Palgra Palgre Palgrove Palgroy Palgrove Palgrove Palgrove Palgrove Palgrove Palgrove Palgrove Palgrove Palgrove Paigrove Palgrove Palgrove Palate All, Gs se . Palgrov All Fractional, Palgrove Gt. ss Palers | All Fractional, G2-8e. Palgrove ington, D. C., its founding almost :| Today In History | =e ‘due to Clara Barton. ananeaesee| 1927—Cagt. Charles A. Lind-, 1849—Hernando de Soto, Span-|hergh landed just outside Pari lt soldjer-discoverer of the Mis-/after an epochal lone flight of 3, 3 | stssippl, died on the banks of the | 610 miles in 33 1-2 hours. river he discovered, of malarial} RIDES MOTORCYCLE AT 104 fever, aged about 42. | LEAMINGTON, Eng. Al- j though she is 104 years old; Miss 1832—First Democratic Nation-| piegnor Hadow, of this city, rides iat 6 Convention opened: & Balti-j motorcycle which she learned to t jétive 14 years ago. 1881—The National Society of| There are 239 women snder- jibe Red Cross founded in Wash-jtakers in the State of New York.’ | Gans odors, mail the coupon, Township = Section S Alsobrook, S. M. Lowe, H.C. - Hotits, Hattie M. The World Proh' Federation - Smal, Eimer B. Kassatly, Chas. Acres .W.... SHY of SW we 2 'NEY of SEX Lot 4 Saar SW of NW of NEX, te N. 1320 Ft of E G2-49 Raker, A. M. & € Fahlund, C. Baker, A.M. & G Charli a 3 al, D. A. . Henri A. miami Crysler, Eve pei si s Straight, Ethel NEM, is 218 3 Great Lakes Inv, of NEY of REY Ce 6 t Lakes Inv. » Harr: Andrews, ndrews, Wood, Rey 8. Wood, Roy 8. Allen, Hicks = Seminole Circuit F. H. ‘LADD, Tax Collector, Monroe ‘County. TODAY’S WEATHER — Temperature* Highest... Lowest Mean rmal Mean .......... Rainfall" Yesterday’s Precipitation 0.39 Ins. | Normal. Precipitation .16 Ins, Thin record cévetny 24shude pert et at welvck thin rornings ‘Tomorrow's Almanac Sun rises 5:39 a. m.\and Tuesday. Sun set 7:08 p.m.| East Gulf: Gentle’ variable Moon rises 12:51 p. m. winds over south portion and gen- Moon sets 1:12 a. m.. tle easterly over north portion, ‘Tomorrow's Tides = A. M. WEATHER CONDITIONS 9 ..86' night and Tuesday; gentle to mod- .75| erate winds, mostiy east or south- _.80 | east. 80! Florida: Mostly cloudy with local showers tonight and Tues- jday. * Jacksonville to Florida Straits: Gentle to moderate east or east winds and overeast weather ‘With occasional showers tonight P.M: High a 5, Low --10:30 10:47) Barometer at 8 a. m. today: Sea level, 29.90. WEATHER FORECAST pest SOREN Miami, where 1.04 inches Till 8 p. m., Tuesday Pressure is also low from Key West and Vicinity: Mostly} Lake region southwestward A TRIO OF a disturbance over the upper Mi Clarence 19 H3r. {cloudy with oceasional showers to-! outh. § Pressure is moderately low this! morning over the Gulf of Mexico, ;and showers have occurred since! } jyesterday morning in central andj southern Florida, being heavy at} fell. | the | over the upper Rio Grandé Valley, with 2 and ‘ounty ‘Taxes Today’ $ Anniversaries Seccewescoosaonenesees eo i 1688—Alexander Pope, English | poet, born. Died May *, 1744.7 i | 1762—Roger ‘Giatbsid,. Counes: !ticut lawyer, jurist and governor, ; born at Lyme, Conn. Died at Nor- | wich, Conn., Oct. 25, 1812. | 4780—Elisnbeth Fry, English Quaker philanthropist who devot- jed much of her life to prison re- ; form and achieved reputation as a | preacher, born, Died. Oct. 12, | 1845. = and Costs and Costs State Okeechobee Amount of Flood Controb District Taxes 1932 .... 1933 =. Saas ibition & Reform etal pom mms Ci Zam Gertrude C. .. tertrude C, ie et al s Corp, 1933 1796—Reverdy Johnson, noted Maryland lawyer, U. S. Attorney- neral, diplomat, born. at Anna- . Md. Died-there, “he 10, Co. Co. 1836—Anna Callender Brac- kett, New York private girls | school head, the counthy’s first woman principal of & normal | schoot (at*St. Louis), born in Bos- j ton. Died March 9, 1911. | 1856—Grace H. Dodge, New | York social worker, noted for her | development-work in the Y.W.C.A, j movement, born in New York. | Died there, Dec. 27, 1914. Theatres Inc. | 1865—Philip L, Hale, Boston figure painter, son of the famed | Edward Everett Hale, . born in 1931. ! Boston. Died Feb. 2, } 1878—Glenn H, Curtiss, avia- » Wi pos. ippi Valley, Minneapolis, Minn.., Phere yoru ~, ee ba eo ).66 inches. Scattered showers, | brothers, aviation in América owgs | mostly light, have occurred during | nope than to any other man, born {the last 24 hours in the Dakotas, ‘at Hammondsport, N. ¥. Died at | Sinhesota, the lower Mississippi! Ruffalo, N. Y., July 28) 1930. eae eere Ss Valley, western Virginia, and . a, portion of the north Atlantic; GATE KEEPER 8 FEET TALL States. Temperatures are abnor-; jmally high in many sections this; PEIPING, China—Liy Yu-Chin, imorning from the eastern Rockies gate-keeper at the Zoological Gar- jto the Atlantic coast and high day dens in this city is eight feet tall. |temperatures occurred yesterday | -- throughout most of this territory, Mrs. Kathrine Stoffberg of Washington, D. C., reporting 94;Cape Town, South Africa, who degrees, and Huron, S. D., 98 de. recently celebrated her 91st birth- é . day, smokes 26 cigarettes a day. 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