The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 6, 1938, Page 3

THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1938. PAGE THRE? _ LEGALS LEGALS: NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR NOTICE OF TIOK FOR NOTICE => TAX TAX (Sepate. Bill Ne. 163) (Senate BID 163) ——_ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS bas That Ruth M. Fleck, holder of |That Ruth M. Fleck, Tax Certificate No. 584, issued the | Tax Certificate No. 57 7th day of July, A. 12. 1930; has filed 7th day of July, A. D. 1830, jsame in my office and has made same in my office and has made application for a tax deed to be is-| application for a tax deed to be is- sued thereop. Said certificate em-| sped thereon. Said certificate em- braces the following described prop-' braces the following described prop- erty in the County of Monroe, State erty in the County of Monroe, State ‘SPORTS the matter, Jack?” “¥ don’t see any use in my go- ing_on at-med school.” aa rang ranch ‘Why. not?” She. tried: to. speak Bill és a tanned, blue-eyed, let- tuce farmer. Sparks fly when he and Nelda meet. Beck, blond, gay and dashing, is a wealthy neighbor. Mrs. Reckless, Reck’s cold and : subtly warns is not for her, Ragoat i selfish, sister-in- the Chapter Nine New Friends ere A'S land was plowed: The lettuce was planted in, fo symmetrical rows. Each time abe looked out at the vast level stretch reality. Was it possible that. she J. a ie was Setually H,bossihle farm? In- volved with soil and seed and an unsmiling young man in blue jeans io to, turn up. the damp Yet there were times when she felt Bill was laughing at her. But he really wasn't. It. was just some trick of expression in his deep blue eyes. Nelda’s meeting with Manuel, the 12-year-old son of the Moresi one morning — 2 = sefemning from wr, was in road, beating a small white dog. She threw on her brakes. “Stop that!” she commanded. “Sez 2” the boy returned She wag_out of the roadster in a flash, her-eyes blazin “If you don’t stop I'll give you.a taste of what paving giving: that “You and who else?” Realizing that anger wouldn’t gi her anywhere with the lad, jelda changed her tactics. “Do | belong to te Boy inquired sweetly boy’s face light up. ae No; but I'm gonna some day.” _ “They won't take you in if they find out you are cruel to animals.” -Alarm appeared in the boy's big eyes. “You ain’t gonna tell. em, are “Not.if you promilse won't. it again. You know Roy setae supposed to do good, deeds.” ie boy's eyes dropped in e. « “I never thought o’ that. I won't it again. Honest.” By way of he patted the dog. “Nice ver.” _ “See,” Nelda exclaimed, “you've him hap . If you. keep. on nice to him [lt help you. get ito the Boy Scouts “3 . “Gee!” was all he could.say, but it carried a wealth of gratitu One day when Nel her car serviced a was. > ‘woman | Since his mother’ - visita week j ; a was hav- 5) + roadsi gave a little leap o! - a the first. time hed lightly, hoping to hide her dismay over-his sudden announcement. “Well, for one thing I hate to have you leaning over backward to Five mé all — advantages.” “Who says I’m giving you all the advantages?” ey “Leila is not ex: reticent as. to fatnily affairs. Besides, it’s. going to take money for me to goon a for ‘ano Years,” His eyes, dark and fine as her own, were clouded. “We'll manage some way. Bud- dy,” It was her childhood:name for him, She loved this serious. young, brother dearly and wanted the best ‘in life for him. 2 neat 9 Miercecope. Where. ewe de up bucks for “We'll ” she with a. strickes look ‘She. knew: there. were. other costly. - follow the mi- ments, that would croscope. to her but she. , Reapamighed and added, “When we get to the house we'll talk it over.’ He. was. taking their new life even harder than she was, she th it dismally and resolved not to let divine her own i ee i oe loss as if it’s news!” she sai ily. “You've got to admit gril imes against the sky nd an all that.” She made no reply and he went on, “You can’t be torn up ‘by the roots as we were and not have.some bad reaction,” “Are you. telling-me?"»was what she thought, but she said, “Guess we're seeing life, Jack.” “I know you think Pm dramatiz- ing myself, but 'm.not, You know that money- and position are. the upon. which our lives were started and—” : Bs yy Hoople have had to i loss,’ iterposed lo can't be ‘Wolves, Jack, * 4 “That’s.why I’ve decided to quit school andiget a job.” could you be.” A “No. Jack! No! What “Work in an o! “Maybe is right! You have no experience. Get- hold of Buddr. You've got to finish school’ j “How about you?” he asked. She shrugge: ar for words to reassure ‘ve got. lettuce planted,” she said finally. “I've been told that it pays very well, After that crop is off [ll put in another.” “Say!” he cried with admira- }tion. “You're catching on! Never. dreamed you’d be a farmer.” “Oh, I haven’t given up the idea finishing college.” “Attagirl!” A Christmas Remembrance S THEY neared the house she saw Reck’s car in the J (iy Her joy. This 'd been there “Hil” he greeted in his bli way. “Hello!” she called back. “Where taut shoulders and him, | BY JOVE of Florida, to-wit: Lot 12, Ser. 8, Tr. 26, Book P-1, Miami Basketball Team To Play Here Friday (By L. P. A. Jr.) Andrew Jackson High School five of Miami will invade this territory for the first time when it clashes with the Monroe Coun- ty High School varsity at the Gym Friday night in the local five’s opening high school game of the year. Little is known locally of the Jackson team, which this year is playing for the state Senior High School Basketball class. Reports have it that the squad is compos- ed of men who have played to- gether since grammar schoo! days and it is expected that it will be a smooth working team. The local five has not improv- ed as well this year as last, Coach P. D. Huddleston states. Only in the closing minutes of their game against the Key West College All Stars in which they staved off a rally and scored brilliantly them- selves in the last few minutes. of play, did they show class so far this season, the coach asserted. | J. V. Woodson, deadshot and hard fighting center, is the real spirit. of the team, the high School local basketball fans agree. Wood- | son has had plenty of experience, |has a good eye, guards. exceeding- ly well, is fine on follow up and |fetrieving shots off the back- | board, and is fair.on passing with an occasional tendency to throw | the ball away or make the. pass jtoo long. Breaks for the basket | with trickery and speed. J. Domenech, runt forward, is | the “shooting star” of the squad. | He is exceptionally good on sink- ing them and gets loose often jenough to be a constant threat. His height is a-disadvantage, but } } _ KEY WEST CITIZEN { _FEBRUARY 1, President’s, Ball. was a huge | success at Country. Club. . .Local | delegates. of Caballeros de la Luz was a clean. vital- look} 2vé you been?” When she saw the | left to install new lodge in Miami, about them. The woman—she ap- ted to be about 25 or 26—had a of=red» hair and: alert blue- The man was tall and eyes. ad-shouldered. They returned Ida's gaze frankly. “Aren't you Miss Barrie?” the Womrn blurted out. Nelda nodded. = “We're the Powells.” The wo- laughed. That laugh was like 'y banner flung open. “I'm Doris om Peak of eitverion mas- y is my’ husband. ire Powell.” “With that introduction I sup- ‘we shou!d consider ourselves 4 ited.” Ray said, smiling. . “We have the same Alma Ma- ter.” Doi t “Class Doris Soieting ve two. miles. youre tamer” Nelda ex ly. her glance int in Doris’s creamy skin, her} - shapely hands. her smart “And how!" This from Ray. “We | $100 4 it beca Stanford sf tase let .. | the air, but the electric flush on his face she was sorry she'd asked the question, for she divined his mother had something to do with his absence. “Been busy,” he said. “Mother and I went down to Hollywood for a little jaunt.” T see.” Thé mention of his mother made the words slip cold- ly through Nelda’s lips. To cover _— up she hastily introduced jack. Reck then asked Nelda, “Will you take a little spin with me? i want to talk to you.” “Okay!” Perhaps, she thought, he was going to say something about his mother’s visit here. But he did not mention his mother. He drove toward th the rancho where trees, magghed e@ rancho where soldier-like. The sun-had gone bee hind a cloud. A coldness cements the warm, colorful: robe in Reck’s car kept them comfortably warm. Presently he turned the car off the pavement to a dirt road and stopped under a towering pine a wanted you alone so I could give: you this,” he said, ‘And | Sail box out of or et. “It won't bite,” she made no move to take it can “I know what you're going to =e he fntecrapied. “yeu con't take. gifts from me: This is only a Christmas remembrance.” “But I've known you such a short gain Doris's musical laugh ac- her words. - Before she. drove out of the sta- Bio falda accepted: inyi- ion to p! idge.at-the Powell some night soon. _ Home For The Holidays ‘ apap ge was only a week | iudays and Neils mpet hima te| fe al station in Watpoaville The she: felt in when he ited ‘the stage. tall. dark king. gave way to time. He jerked his head impatiently and tossed the box into her lap. “Great Allah! Stop acting like your great-grandmother!” She li the cover of the box. Inside was a necklace of pale pink beads of exquisite design. “See! Nothing but beads,” he said in a deprecating took a second look.» ively. she knew that some- | was terribly wrong. . o me aepceee Today’s Anniversaries GPeceocsacccecssscsessss Brench, born. Burned at the Stake, May. 30, 1431. 3811—Chariles Sumner, Massa- chysetts’ great senator, anti-slav- strong wilband oratory made him tone. She turned to look at him, and he kissed her on the lips, “Reck!" “I've been wanting to do that avérsince the first day I met-you.” (Copyright, 1937, Alice Marie Dedge) eeceseeeceesee® one of the leading men of the } country, born in Boston Died; March 11, 1874. 1824—Thomas M. Cooley, among the great jurists Died Sept. 12, 1898. 2832—Gustave Dore, celebrated @y leader, whose personal fores, French artist, born. Died Jan. 20, 1883, law- yer, University of Michigan pro- 4412—Joan of Arc, the remark-' fessor of law, state supreme court able girl whose heroism and de- justice, whose great toil and de- yotional fervor inspired the*yo&on to his work place him im our history, born near Attica, N. Y. |Gran Luminar J. F. Fleitas in |charge. . Red Cross drive for | flood victims, reaches $1200 mark. 2. Twenty-six bids given on bridges project. . .Coffin and | number of skeletons unearthed or | Eaton street. . .Mr. and Mrs. Rob- jert Allen arrive for winter. . Rex- | ford McCloud, United States Dep- | uty Game Warden, arrives. . .Tom | Reedy, ex-fire chief of Key West, dies in Miami. . Simon Van Grik- en retired from navy after 30 | years’ service. | 3. WPA employes transported | free to and from No Name Key. |. . Five lowest bids for the bridg- jes. being checked. 4 3B. M, Duncan leaves for Mi- ‘Gomez, past president of Cuban Club, died at his residence on | United street. . Bridge party at | Colonial Hotel for flood sufferers. |. . Commissioners asked to have . Benigno Roque free on $2,000 bond for stabbing Officer Pierce. | 5. City Council asked to keep | saloons 300 feet from schools and | churches. .. -Tug Warbler returns jfrom assisting ship than ran ashore. 6. Miami News carries story | depicting Key West scenes. . Ma- jor Gen. Andrews and official | staff visit Key West. . .Car plung- les into water at yacht basin. 8. Norberg Thompson plans dredging operations on Garrison | Bight. . Presentation of Key West Light Opera company in er Greene, wife, arrives and will | occupy quarters at Naval Station. }. . Miss Amanda Cabanas of this city dies in Havana. 9% Dr. Rice, in charge of local i¢clinie transferred. . Phillip C. Puderer named superintendent of Ft. Jefferson. 10. Area Supervisor B. C. Mo- reno of WPA addresses City ‘Council and asks them to take over tree planting program. . . Skeleton found on Eaton and Em- ma streets reveals man of massive structure. 11. Congress plans to reim- burse Key West for loss of taxes on post office site. 12 Dade County Commission- er urges daily Miami-Key West ferry making trip. . .Tom Bocheff appointed to police force by May- or Galey. . Eduardo Pazos charg- es Frank Gates and Troy Ramon | with destroying trees on White- he makes up for it with plenty of floor trickery. Fair on passing. Not so good on defense. Lewin, forward, is a youngster with plenty of opportunity to de- velop. With natural rhythm and a keen shooting eye he is eon- stantly a danger man for the opposition. He has lots to learn about breaking and still finds it nice to loaf around the floor oc- easionally. Another one that can brush up on guarding. Having both forwards short is a disadvantage, and this lack of height is a real handicap of the High School teart. Lopez, at one of the guard posi- tions plays a loafing type of game, but has plenty of endurance, is a_good shot, and is fine on de- fense. Stickney is at the other guard post. Not exactly sure of himself yet, but has the makings. Good on retrieving the ball off the backboard, turns in nice guard work. Not especially good on pass- ing, is a good shot but makes few tries at the hoop. Shoneck, who usually shares a half with Stickney, is a real com- ing player, plenty of endurance, a hard fighter, snappy passer, he is still green on trickery and smoother basketball, but is al- ways.a hard. man to stop. He usually roams the court getting that ball into action and inter- +| cepting passes. E. Pider and Porter are two good subs. The Carbonell Stars and Fel- lowship club will clash in a pre- liminary game, which” means plenty of fireworks ahead. NEWS OF INTEREST APPEARING IN THE head street; ‘bond. _ 13: Flood relief fund reaches $1450. . Erection of a monument to Veterans who died in storm at Matecumbe Key urged. 15. Arrangements made to bring carnival to city. . .War Vet- erans observe memorial event. 16. Miss Emelina Alfonso crashes car into stone wall on Eaton street. 1%. Benjamin Sawyer elected second assistant fire chief. . Key West High School quint wins from Ft. Myers, 29 to 28. . .City Council passes ordinance prohib- iting saloons 300 feet from school or church. 18. Tug Warbler leaves to help. vessel im distress at Pulaski Shoals. +19. B: C. Papy is responsible for statement that the governor would be pleased if members of Oversea Road Co ission would resign. . .W.{EE Wade of Charlotte, N, C., cai two sail- fish. . .Marine hi has fine record in its activities. 20. Committee perfects plan for laying cornerstone of Marti Memorial shaft at Bayview Park. . . Key West High School five won from Delray Beach last night, 54 to 16. . Joaquin Garcia died at his home on Simonton street. . - Five contracts for the bridges awarded: five lowest bidders to- day. 22. Key West Conchs again beat Delray Beach, two extra pe- riods played, with final score of 29 to 24. . .Two houses burned last night on Olivia street. 23. Two thousantis dollars of sponges sold yesterday. . Gates and Harmon given six months for destroying trees. . Miss Lena Perez weds Warren Bracking. 24. Jose M. Castillo, Urbano Gomez and Rau! Alpizar lay cor- nerstone for Marti Memorial . . 1130 auto tags sold by tax collec- tor. . Flower Show here huge ‘success. 25. Opera “H. M.S. Pinafore” greatly enjoyed by everyone. 26. Fifty-two old age assist- ance applications given appreval. 27. F. P. Ingraham, WPA di- rector for Florida announces that state quota will remain at 24,400 employes through March. Retreat Father—Your training in the army was excellent, but you formed one bad habit. Son—What wes that, father? Father—You can't get away ,at these bills. j the Union as the 47th state. i velt, aged, 61, at Oyster Bay, N both under $900. Page 595, Monroe County Rec- ords. The assessmént of the said prop- erty under the said certificate is- sued was. in the name of Avelina | Garcia. Unless said certificate shalt be! redeemed according to law, the! property described therein will he} sold to the highest bidder at the/ court house door on the first HAS % POINTS: KNOWLES 4:5 in the month of February, 1 which is the 7th day of Februar. NEXT WITH 28: OTH- 1938. | Dated this 30th day of December, ERS GIVEN 1937. (SBAL) Ross C-Sawyer | Clerk of Cirenit Court sf Mearoe) County, Florida. } Leading ‘scorers in the Island} D¢ 30.2937: Jam. ¢-1 | City BasketBall League are: J. Carbonell, 34; Knowles, 28; j > 3 Senate | Yates and Saunders, 24; Artman,| yore IS HEREBY GIVEN,| 20; Lewin and Woodson, 19; E “pet Baek ». grt ens ger Tas! rout Z Certificate No. 585, issues ? Sweeting, 18; Cates and F. Car-| 420" or juts, A. D. 1930, has filed bonell, 14; Cooper and Johnson, | <a: in my office and has mad 12; Domenech, Browne and 3” | Recio, 10 each; Wickers, Porter, |Sraces the following deserived prop | Stickney, Shoneck, 8 each; Zacal, ery ey Erilhgoase 5 3 é of. Flori o-wit: Baker, 7 each; E. Pinder, 8; Na-/y0.°(3" Sqr. 8. Tr. 20, Book F-1, varro, 4; Lopez, 4; J. Cates, 3; S.| Page 595, Monroe County Ree- Mattews, C. Parks, W. Sweeting, ords. Hancock, 3 each. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX | The assessment of the said prop-| erty under the said certificate is- sued. was in the name of Avelina Garcia. Unless said certificate. shall POSCCTSOSOSSSOOSESE IESE: réedeémed- according to law, property described therein will be Today In History, sold to the highest bidder at the sececescccccosesccesscce j cayrt house door on the first Mon- Pe ‘day’ In the month of Februars, 1 1789—George Washington, aged. hich is the 7th, day of Februar: 27, married to Mrs. Martha Custis, | 1938. 7 | widow, about same age, 1gisted thls 20th day of: December. — (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer 1838—(100 years ago) Samuel F. Clerk of ‘Circuit. Court of Monrve = ‘county, Elo’ B. Morse, professor of the litera- 3 Se, 1937; ture of the arts of design in. the ——— Univ. of. the City of New York, NOTICE oF, Pee wen FOR) = foceaha d ee oT1ee ‘“s "HERSEY GIVEN, made. a: sieeeesfal: dena tion eat Wm, S Turner, holder of ¥ os in & cocoa E Tax Certificate (No. 321, issued, the ., factor wn ree les 4 lay 6 une, ’ . i. ne pon mcacn bi gae ASer pe around. 2&8. filed same in my office and has made application for a tax deed to the room. | be issued thereon. Said cc rtificate | embraces the following described | property in the County of Monroe, 1839—Father Francis N. Bilan-/| State of Florida, to-wit: ~ Key. Largo, chet, Catholig' priest, later to be-, ini “hoot” 5 ek ey Largo come an archbishop, established, corded in a mission at what is today St.| Records. Paul, Oregon. . 1938. | | Dee. Monroe The assessment of the said prop- erty under the said certificate is- | sued, was in the name of, Fred C. ees Uhiman, 1912—New Mexico admitted to; Unless said certificate shall redeemed according to. law, | property described therein will be ae EE sold to the highest Bidder at the . court house: doo- on the first 1919—Died — Theodore Roose-| day in. the month of Februa 1938, Which is the 7th day of Fel ruary, 1938. Dated this 28th day of Decem- ber, 1937. (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer. | Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe COLUMN PERSONAL Y., 26th President. Le eeecesevcenovvesese Bilt, Ne. 163) 18 HBREBY GIVEN, M. Fleck, holder of @eee Tax Certificate No. 586, issued the | 7th day of July, A. D. 1930, has filed « NOTICE That Ruth same in my office and has made application for a tax deed to be is- = sued. thereon. Said. certificate em- OLD AT 40! GET PEP. | braces the following described prop- | New Ostrex Tonic Tab- erty in the County of Monroe, State | A ;- |of Florida, to-wit: lets contain raw oyster, invig-| Lot 14, Sar. 3, Tr. 29, Book F-1, orators and other stimulants. Page 5, Monroe County Rec- One dose starts new pep. Value; 3 ? ‘The assessment of the said prop-| $1.00. Special price 89c. Call, erty under the said certificate i write Gardner’s Pharmacy. (sued was im the name of Avelina * , | Gareia. jan4-tue-thru-fri “Unless said. certificate. shall ——______| redeemed according to law, property described therein will sold to the highest bidder at —————_— | court. hause_ door on the firat Mon- SMALL FURNISHED APART. | {ay in the month of- February, 1038, ; hich is the 7th day of. February, MENT all modern conveniences. | }y35. °°” “"* 5S eens For Rent for-season. Inquire at | Dated this 0th day of December, Pollock's, Phone 465. ~ jan5-3t' (spr) Ross C Sawyer ————— | Clerk ‘ot cireuit- Court of Monrve FOR SALE FOR SALE—Beautiful Diamond Ring’ weighing. over two karats, .with, small idiasct : monds on side, at halfpegulag;, “AURA GRILLON CRUSOE, | tei be daria re < Nore irons ; S street. jan5-3t..To all, creditors and persons eh es toa claims or demands Seainet| CORNER LOT, 50x100 feet, Cor- Be noe st pee. are hereby} ner 5th and Staple Avenue; "tt and reag to _preagnt any, Apply Box D, The Citizen, San ao demands which you, or nov2-tf estate of Taare 4 me nae, de- ceased, late of Monroe County. | Florida. to th aR 75 ROOM GOING HOTEL, Won-| Lora, County" Jatee at Stonres derful future. Over Sea Realty, County. at his office in the County Exchange, Over Sea Hotel iia"wichin chest calendat’ inonth ey West, not PERSONAL CARDS—100 printed, cards, $1.25. The Artman rod Press. may19-tf PRINTING—Quality Printing at the Lowest Prices. The Art man Press. may19-tf TYPEWRITING PAPER — 500 sheets, 75c. The Artman Press, may19-tf REAL ESTATE FOR RESULTS—List your prop- erties for sale or rent with the CLEM C. PRICE ORGANIZA TION. “ Brokers. Phone 124 505 Duval street. decl-tt re | the be the FOR RENT FOR MONROE COUN’ PROBATE. IN AND from the date of. the. first. publica- tion hereof, All claims and de- mands not presented within the time and in the manner prescribed in shan be barred as provided by ard day of August, AD. 1321, filed same in my Office and made ication for a tax deed to be issued thereon. Said certificate embraces the following described Broperty in the Ceupty of Moaroe, State of Florida, to-wit: Lot 4, Sqr. i, Tr. 28, Book G-2 Page 224. Monree County Rec- ords. hes bas orty under the suid certificate ts- qued was in the mame of Schult« tes, Ine. * Uniess said certificate shall pees Ree ew ad to law, sole to ‘the highest bidder court house door on the first Mon- day mm the month ef February, | 19am “ek is the Tth day of. Peb- TO. SELL OR BUY REAL ES TATE or mortgage on Florida Keys, address E. R, Lowe, P. 0. Box 21, Tavernier, Florids. novs-tf be nthe =m be BICYCLES BICYCLES FOR RENT, by hour, (sh Rees C Sawyer | Stowers company. pov2-tf * Geci€-25-20,1937: jant.1s38 | which is the E ‘ATION FOT ~ Fra DEED | Garcia. here-| day any ‘The axsesement of the said prop- at the ruary. © | ygbated this 1th day of December, from charging everything. Look | day, week or month, J. &/ “Ser® of Circuit Court of Monros ef Florida, to-wit Lot 6 Sqr. § ‘Tr. 20, Book F-1, 5, Momroe County Rec- The assessment of the said prop- erty under the said certificate is- sued was in the name of Avelinu | Garcia. Unless said certificate redeemed according to property described therein will be Sold to the highest bidder at the court house door on the first Mon- day in the month of February, 1 th day of February, law, 1838; Dated this 30th day of December, Dated this SR aay « 2937. (SBAL) Em Clerk of Cireut Court =f Counts, Pleriis Dec. 3% 183%; Jan ¢-23-38 BRR ———— fey xoTIce AL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe County, Florida. Dec. 30, 1937; Jan. 6-23-20, 1938 NOTICE OF APPLICATION Fem TAX DEED (Senate Bill Ne. 263) NOTICE 18 ~ HEREBY SEVEN. That Rath M. Fleck, holder of Tax Certificate No. 579, issued the | That Rusk 2 Preck 7th day of July, A. D. 1930, has tiled Certificate Ne. *. same in my office and has made |“ application for a tax deed to be is- sued thereon Said certificate em- braces the fe ing described prep- unty of Monroe, State wit: &, Tr. 20, Book F-1, Monree County Rec- 4a a 4 Fo, bet ’ ‘ ! The assessment of the ssid prep- erty under the said certificate is- sued was in the name of Aveline Garcia. = Unless said certificate shall be redeemed accord: to law, the property described therein wilt sold to the highest bidder at court house door on the first Mon-/ day in the month of February, 1838, hich is the Tth day of February, ated this 30th day of December, 1937. (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of Circuit Court of Monree County, Florida. Dec. 30, 1937; Jan, 6-13-20, 1938. Dec. 30. 1527; Jan 625-3 TORE. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR yornce —————— | TAX DEED 2 Sa a (Senate Bill Ne. 263) NOTICE ‘That Ruth M. Fleck, x Certificate No. 580, same in my office and has i . amen application for a tax deed to be is-| sputication fer = san Seal See sued thereon. Said certificate em- cog Saad braces the following deseribed-prop- Teliee the erty in the County of Monroe, Stat STn0" “St “RIS of Florida, to-wit: Let 8, Sar. & Tr. Page 595. Monroe ords. 20. Book F-1 County Ree- erty under the said cert sued. was in the name of Aw Garcia. Unless said certificate shall redeemed according to law, property described therein will sold to the highest bidder at court house door on the first day in the month of February, @ which is the 7th day of 1938. Dated this 30th day of December, 1937. (SEAL) Ross C Clerk of Circuit Court of ty. ida. : =" 7; Jam. G-23-20, 1938. Flor: Dee. 30, 193 same in my office and application for a tax deed sued thereon, Said cortimenye | braces the following descril erty in the County of M of. Fiérida, to-wit: Lot %, Sar. 8, Tr. 20, 4 Page 595, Monroe County Ree- ords. The assessment of the erty under the said certificate sued was in the name of A® jonree, ind He fi Uniess said certificate redeemed according to property described therein sold to the highest bidder, court house door on the day in the month of Fi x. ‘ which is the Tth day of February, | w 1938. jasge Dated this 20th dag of December,| Tated 1937. | Uses. (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer att Refs 4 i it H 5 ; | Clerk ‘of Circuit Court of Monroe, Clack ot c Der. , Florida. : Se 1937; Jan. 6-13-20, Seed | 7 ‘Tax. Certificate Ne. & 7th day of July, A 7. same in my office application for a i hereon. Said tr hit i ept aued t braces the following dexcribed ery in the County af Monroe, of Florida, to-wit Lot 1@. Sqr. §, Tr. 20. Book #-2. Page 595, Monroe County easessment of the said erty ander the said. sued was in the name of Ai Garcia, Uniens said certificate edeemed according te H I f it isd ni | itt if ft i in the month which is the Tth i i ; : i ii rr a Tans it il NH) : ft rir. t . iy ft i ef} bil oh nf i} i ; he bite r if fi r | t i ly i Fiettdn. 1937, Jan 6-33-28,