The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 19, 1940, Page 5

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Corp. tree ‘orp Roeeanue KEY LARGO CITY, COTTAGE SIT PLAT BOOK 2, PA’ TWP. Go. R. Mable , Mabel TAVERNIER BEACH, KEY BOOK 1, LOTS 5, 11, 12. SE 2 SR. 3S D3-414 _.. Finnerty, Forrest W. “REST, MAINLAND. PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE PT. SECS. 20 & 21. TWP. 545. R. 24-E , HH. & RT HH & R Frank Frank 38-110-111 < 1, Ben G. GS8-110-111 e ~~, i . Ben G. A. Mrs. is, HH. & L , H. H. & R. n, Antonie v. F May tephens, Stephens. J PINECREST HEIGHTS, MAINLAND. PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 158. SW% SEC. 28. TWP. none Lange, Armie Lange, Armie Lange, Armie Armie Armie Armie Armie D1-248 T1248, anford as nford INLAND. PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE SEC. 3,4 4&9. T 56 S.R. 31) SECTION 1 Ella C. Goodwin, J. L. —. Melanson, Leonel Melanson, Young. Goodwin, Corgin. Roy R. Goodwin, J. L. Irene Goodwin, Goodwin, Durham, Melansen, P4-201 ———. Hansen, Lill F4-144 : on POINCIANA, MAINLAND. P! TION 3 Gillispie, W Ann L. ; Ann L Meeks, Roy Collins, Wm. Melansen, ionel ! PLAT ROOK 1. PAGE 174. SECS. 3, 4 & 9. TWP 56S. R. 31 SECTION 4 Corp. oS OS HAVE ELEVEN SOFTBALL LEAGUE WILL WIND-UP REGULAR SCHED- ULE SEPT. 13: OTHER CON- TESTS IF NEEDED Only eleven more games re- main to be played in the regular schedule of the National Softball League. Final regular contest is slated for the night of September 13. Four other games, postponed because of rain or to be replayed due to official decisions, will have to be staged if their. out- come will have-any bearing on the standings of teams in the league. Sawyer’s Barbers and Pepper's Plumbers will have two games, one rained-out and the other a replay affair, remaining to be s7t- tled after the second-half clcses. Plumbers and Sox are to revlay a contest, and Barbers and Sox have a rained-out tussle against them. Another undecided affair is the 4-4 tie game between the Barbers and Plumbers last wee’. Remaining regular scheduled games follow: Tonight—Sox vs. Plumbers. Thursday—Plumbers vs. Bar- bers; Friday—Barbers vs. Sox. Aug. 26—Plumbers vs. Sox: Aug. 29—Sox vs. Barbers: Aug. 30—Barbers vs. Plumbers; Sept. 2 (Labor Day)—Plumbers vs. Barbers; Sept. 5—Sox vs. Plumbers; Sept. 6—Barbers vs Sox; Sept. 9—Plumbers vs. Sox Sept. 12—Sox vs. Barbers; Sept. 13—Barbers vs. Plum- bers. MAJOR LEAGUE __GAMES TODAY AMERiCAN LEAGUE New York at Detroit. Cleveland at Boston. Chicago at Philadelphia. St Loui:-Washington, not scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at Cincinnati. Boxton at Pititsburgh. Brooklyn - Chicago, Philadel- phia-St. Louis. not scheduled. DESCRIPTION OF_LAND See. Tw. Re. Acrs. E% of W% of W% of NW Mise. Ree. 1 W% of W% of REDS DROP TO LEAD; GIANTS Dodgers Took Twin Bill From Bees; Tigers Lost To Chisox; Cubs And Bues Tied For Fifth (Special te The Citizen) NEW YORK, Aug. 19—Cin- cinnati Reds dropped two games off their lead yesterday they bowed to the St. Louis Car- dinals in both ends of a double- SLISOLISS ‘KEY WEST JUNIORS | TRAVEL TO TAMPA FOR THREE GAMES Now when | header, while the Brooklyn Dod-! gers defeated the Boston Bees twice. Cooper’s seven-hit perform- ance in the opened bested Bucky Walters’ eight-hitter. Three singles in the initial frame gave the Cards two runs. enough to win the game. Coming from be- hind twice, the Redbirds counted with a pair of markers in the eighth inning to annex the after- piece. The double victory shoved the Cardinals into fourth place. Whit Wyatt and Luke Hamlin limited the Dodgers to seven safeties for the Bees in each game of the doubleheader -and there lies the tale of the Brooklyn boys’ twin defeat. Scores were 7-2 and 3-1. Wyatt hung up his 13th win in the opener. New York Giants fell victims to the Philadelphia Phillies in both contests of a twin bill, 6-3 and 8-6. A three-run blast in the seventh inning of the nightcap put the fratas on ice for the Phils. Sly Johnson’s relief hurl- ing saved the day for Kirby Higbe in the opener. Chicago Cubs’ overwhelming 9-1 victory against the Pittsburgh Pirates moved the Bruins up to within a tie with the Bues for fifth place. Each Cub player se- Total Tax NAME & Expense Andrews, Curtis N. + . Curtis N. Andrews, Curtis /N. Andrews, Curtis N. ws, Curtis N. J. M. Claude L. Adams, Adams, C. F. Adams, C. F. Adams, F. Pree'and, Csande Freeland, Claude Freeland, Claude Freeland, Claude Axelson. Mary M. Freeland, Claude ee TIX IaIIIIaeT cured at least one hit in the as- sault on two Pirate moundsmen. While the Detroit Tigers were losing to the Chicago White Sox, the Cleveland Indians played a 2-2 tie game with the St. Louis Browns and increased their lead to 3% games in the American League. Tribe had a lead of 2-1 going into the ninth when the Brownies tied it all up. -The lowly St. Louis boys shoved over four runs in their half of the tenth but rain began to fall in torrents and the score reverted back to the ninth. Second game ‘was postponed. Chisox made a clean-sweep of the three-game series with the Tigers, winning the third contest yesterday, 7-5. Sox came from behind in the fifth frame and ‘sewed up the fracas in the final inning with a three-tun rally. TWO GAMES TO CARDS WON FIRST. 10-4- i j i | i i justava - §s 2. 3 L J. Schutz, Gustava E. - 3 Drummond, C. R. & Clara Drummond, C. R. & Clara Sa — Spear. C. POINCIANA, MAINLAND. P T BOOK 1, PAGE fr SECS. 3, 4 & 9 TWP 56S. R. 31E. Scue Modet s SECTION 6 ae P McCord, 1. Model ‘ z a ‘ _ enorini, Luigi Flencee Co. Movet < 1 ottke, A. M. Axelson, Mary M Model . 3 G6. ee Shallcross, Lewis - a — Model . : =a eeland, Claude POINCIANA, MAINLAND. PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 174. = 3 land, Ck pecs “ SECS. 3, 4 & 9. TWP 56S. R. 31K. AU G2-385 __ z 3 presen mo joe eh SECTION 7 = ——- aon Mode ‘© - _ -_ Tyler, Francis W. Model . 2 7 — - Isaac T. & Rose EF. Model . 739 ERta Di eeRes Ellen : Model Mareil, B. Alice Lafontaine Model Land Kerr, Mark 2 Model Land Kerr. Mark —_ Model Tand 3 - Melanson, Leon?! Model Land POINCIANA, MAINLAND. ‘PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 1 Model Land SECS. 3. 4 & 9. TWP 568. R. 31E. Model Land * SECTION S weesl bane Patterson, Ola Jean - Medel Patterson, Ola Jean Model Hamblett, E. M. Rankston, M. J. = d Z nO "2 = Bankston, M. J. - - «ale ee eaaedig ith POINCIANA, MAINLAND. PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 174, D McCord, J. SECS. 3 4 @ 9. TWP. 56. R. 31. M. Cord, J. Corbin, Roy R. - Schutz, f iq { McCord, J. H. McCord, J. G6-144. sis McCord, J McCord, J. H. McCord, J. McCord, J. 1 McCord, J. H McCord, J. H McCord, JH. Cook, George Cook, “George MeCord, J. H McCord, 3. H McCord, J. H. F4-190 F4-190 - Associated Securities Corp. Associated Securities Corp. Associated Ss Corn. Associated ‘s Corp. Associated Corp. Associated PLAZA SECTION is Cannon, Yon Carrie saree - ; - . Loudon, George W. 5 F - wt . Loudon, George W. Loudon. George W. ‘ s6i x. P NY Gtis Michael, Robert. J. ‘sé X¥ = NY Ge POINCIANA, MAINLAND. ‘PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE 187. we cee : St Ts PART. SEC. 16. TWP. 56S. R. 31E. Alt =<: “ Stanford Land Co. SECTION 2-4 All Fractional — Stanford Land Co. 2 2 y Melansen. Leonel FRANK H. LADD, Melansen, Leonel Menree County Tax Collector. G3-489 G3-489 G3-489 3-489 G3-489 489 - Associated 489 ociated Securities © G3-489 Associated Securities Corp. G3-489 _ ~~ Associated Securities Corp. G3-489 Associated Securities Corp. r Miami Pank & Trust Co. 08 SE% of NE\ & sapiens Net I = Associated Securities Corp. Gov. Lot 1 11 @1 33 86% English, Jas. W. Associated Corp. EX of N. 20 Ac. NOTICE OF TAX SALE FoR DELINQUENT 1939 EVERGLADES Associated ies Corp. NW% of SW : DRAINAGE DISTRICT TAXES Associated Securities Corp. G4-172___ 60 34 10 NOTICE IS HERERY ¢ that all lands delingnent on Sept. 2 Associated Securities Corp. v. 3 1940, for nen-; ent fi 2 ISTRICT TAXES Associated Securities Corp. 7 61 34 “21% Himebaugh, Carrie for the year 1339, or argh snencet an au aoe i to a the Associated Securities Corp. amount due for taxes on said lands for said year, together with the costs Associated Securities Corp. of sale spetified in the laws governing said District’ will be sold ot pub- Securities Corp. 3 E j ‘on beginning at twelve o'clock noon on the 2nd day of Septem- c ee yaaa 4 ber 1949, at the front door of the Court House im the City of Key West, ‘ess : Plorida, and continuing until said sale is completed. A complete Uist ef such delinquent lands is available for public in- spection during the business hours at the office of the Tax Collector for | the County of Monroe in the Court House at Key West, and in- quiries as to lands included in aid delinquent list. by c : phone, or in person during business hours, will be fully answered Anivems® Curtin: #. uN | effice of said Tax Collector. = oS G2-322 McCord, J. McDougal, Violet See. Tw. Re. Acrs. 2-489" G3-4389 G3-489 Allen, Hicks wee itd POCO CON LHRODEMDADADD DEM or 23. Weist. Ernest = ey Russell, Katharine D. Brand, Chas. E% of NEY of Brand, Chas. ares = SEY G3-162 __ En) Brand, Chas. G. Ss We “of E%: of Brand, Chas. etna ~— W% Mise. Ree. B-171, G3-28 34 EX of W%- of W% Mise. Ree. 2 B-171. G3-28 ™ Andrews, Curtis N. _ Crysler, Clarence RSewamrmewe