The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 23, 1946, Page 7

THE KEY WEST CiTiZeN N% of BY of WH of : Cae of 54 33° 5 Harrison, Mrs Minnie .....” 2 80. : Ww it bt 32 640 Hepkines Joel W Trustee " , 310 8% Fowler, Mrs. Laurence T. 31 10 “Burke, J ATthUE eee | rf 54 32 10 2 : Miami Shipbuilding oe Bee M ilding © 54 31 10 Miami. Ship orp re 2 % ak 38 Miami nilding ; : y Miami Shi “orp, "pa 42a 54 31 80 Amount E, Taxes & tt Ii iF 8 ? Beas sar 35 uy See IDA; PROVIDING C ig iste tg 8 e2eae 23 a5 GLowsBHse h W et ux Sssuueisysh sey La ‘Vinge, Wiliam H .. Tipp eeeste crm crromagc ns ERROR SOE, SESESEES SS sar 4 ir Miarmi Shi, B3 of « ? + eee — 5 evi Miami Shipbuilding Corp 55 34 5 Mayes, Thomas C et ux .... ™ €e-a6 . Emerson, } sar Miami Shipbuilding 4 : . 2 Es " Eeeseont i # sar Miami Shipbullding j cag 34. 80 = Nayes, TC et Bl ecocccssenre . |Lot 13 sar ru a : a Bike Emerson, $28 [oot 14 sqr 36°32 dat Shippuitine Cory 3 tt “55 34 40 Eaton, Julan $ ~eccmnun. Bees - 4 is Lot 15 sar J2. Miami Shipbuilding f wa = i ad pene sg % Lot 16. sar Miam! 1D 2 55 34 80 Eaton, Julian 8 Trustee 3h 2: Lot 17 sqr 36 J2-340 i ° Eaton, Julian S Trustee .... ai | 5413-62 Miami Shipbuilding of E%. oF W% of Laps srs . BM GI3-64.... 2 55 34 40 9 sae 36 12-880 want Take core. 36 32. H wh Lot 20° Sar 36: 58-248 2 awe efetetes PEALING ALL a 34 Miami’ Sh 2 55 34 80 Axelson, Mary M .... IN CONFLICT THEREWITH;| py. i Miami Shipbuildini ot SN of BR Ae j AND PROVIDING WHEN OR- Miami: Shipbutlatnas HO-41 . 56 34 30 Drapekin, 8 5 ot ‘NIM j hi 11-492 or a Ps DINANCE GOES INTO EFFECT. |*isuse or ‘a hall be declared J or ata Shipbutiat ¢ 15 55 34 80 Justice, W JI Be it enacted by the City Com- . Mia S$EY% of NW of SEX ’ ‘At hoo i: : if spate. Mi a epatat ‘& SW% of SE% i y } or incomp bi 2 Lol Miami Shipbuilding F222 7.15 65 34 60 Howarth, Charles von judication she Eireteet eet os 2 Section 1. Definitions: Wher-|manner affect Miami Shipbuil ~ 2°15 55 34 10 E% ' ever the word “dog” or Ing Corp .. 3 Miami Shipbuilding. COED, - i44 ° of NEY & , NW of SW of Ledermann, Steve .. female, in The City of Key Florida, unless said person such dog with i oe ulti 55 32 80 Finlay, Thomas B et Shipbu brs Shipbuilding sere 21 32 20 Shipbuilding Sh Shipbuilding Shipbuilding Peterson, O. N. ... A Miami Shipbuilding Tx : is used in this ordinance, it phrases ‘of 3 Mi 7 Aami Shipbuilding NEY 2-239. 15 55 24 30 Duff, Joseph E > eee Miami Shpbatiaing iam Shipbuilding. Corp 44 NEM ol ows of NEX be. construed to mean both e Meg Rg ey bavie Ne RE Mian! nulatne me igesab4 24 55 24 2% Fowler, Laurence T ........ 74 | And female where the context so) 0. 3 Hy Pe Miami Shipbuilding fame: Hosting Corp. - N% of NW% of NEY of = or admits. - - . Miami Shipbuilding Miamt uilding © NEY Gi3s627 24 55 34 5 Sestok, Nichelson. - it v 2 a 4 Miami Shipbuilding Miami Shipbuilding ‘ 4 | t% % of NEY of. 3 Section 2. No dogs, male or was ; , Miami Shipbutiding Miamt Geiphullding = ~ NEK 52°. 24 56 34 § McNeil, Mrs Blanche ‘4 | female, shall be owged or kept mi Shi jam: ing © ¥ t cat orpe q Section iE . Mg ag i Maint Shipbuiiting Miami ship 1 "a 4 E2-418 36 55 34 40 Rrigham, Marion W 1.65 | in The City of Key t, Florida, go into A a Shipbuildin, Miami - tone Te war 16 bai Miami Shipbullding : 36 55 34 40 Brigham, Marion W ....... 1.c6v.4 Unless _puaperly. registered endlite and ; * Miami Shipbuilding GC s : bi tagged as hereinafter provided. | thenticat by fa is ? Sigel anieeeiiding ¢ Mae & Fi, O34 4 Btena.. Coapie 8 ~ 1.65 | ‘Section 3. No shall be|the Shipbutiaing Mi SEONG s5 24 10 Stead, Cedric 8 . 86 | allowed to keep any dog, male or \Clerk of the > Shipbuilding M lication thereat one in Miami Shipbuilding Miain| Shipbuilding Mi & first register 5 32 10 ERPERs i i ¢ Goldstein, Lena .. “14 | City of Key West, Florida, il Shij ding 32 20 Cook, George A L 74. | Purchase from The City of baw and pak wy = pode sing t sh r West, Florida, an identification |8 &t & hipbailding ie Q 720340 % E2-538 . 24 55 32 10 Cook, George A L 4 . day of May, 1946. Hiding sah NW of SW of NEY ' tag for each dog for the sum of) "Resa and on hipbuillding RE SUBDIVISION: <- H2-420 29°55 32 10 Graff, Vernon. .... 74 Do 2 fidi f PY ST $% of NEY of SIH, i! One Dollar ($1.00) per annum, ing at a 5 Kot fa age 11 52-340 E2-44 6 56 33 20 Mayer, Elizabeth ... .86 } said tag to be attached to each day of May. : Lot 16. sar 40 | We ot es 5 a as (00 PORT AUG .s¢ | og’s collar and worn contin- WM WwW. . jSW% of SEY of SW uously, The City of Key West, | attest: eer toni: pg 221% Pike, Arhur E -74 | Florida shall upon the issue of ee epic sr swhy BID Sate bee 1.04 | Said tag make a record of the City Clerk. . of 7 sie ee" chs 10° Shannen van ‘74 |Pame and address of the owner 10 Lio, Charles F.. ... 320 Hopkins, Joel W 21/28 56 31. 3 af 87 31 320“ i fi F IANA MAT [VISION OF TIN o Parsons, Anna Axelson, Mary MeDougai HOWARD E. WILSON, TAX COLLECTOR, MONROF COUNTY, FLA. 95 N% G16-108-109 2 ? metal and be numbered and is-|SECTION 14 OF sued in regular sequence. INO. 39, COM! Section 4, It shall be unlaw-|OF THE © 2 23 a mersen, Clarence J . Martin, John’ Leuisa NOTICE OF TAX SALE FOR'DELINQUEND 1945. EVERGLADES ful’ for any person owning or| CITY OF KEY Snippet a ‘e Fe ear EE ee BISTRICE aN kaR biebeiiiex having the care, custody pila THE Bhippetta m NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all lands delinquent on June 1, |? 4 VIOLATION © Shipbuiliin 1946, for non-payment of EVERGLADES DRAINAGE DISTRICT Taxes | trol of any dog, to permit said Shipbuilding for the ‘year 1945, or So much there of ax may be necessary te paysthe | dog to be at large in the City,, ORDINANCE; DECLA Shi pbuildin, amount ‘due for taxes on said lands for said year, together with the | © : » vil ORDINANCE TO ml St ipl Pe poste of opie specified 16 the axe Soverniie: said Plotuict. wit be unless said dog is muzzled or sold at public auction beginning at twelve o'clock noon on the Ist da: : Shibkenaineg © of June, 1946, at the front door of the Court House in the City of |/@8 been vaccinated against Shibbutiaing | Key West, Florida, and continuing until said sale is: completed. rabies within one year next pre- A complete ‘list of such. deling uent lands is available for public | inspection during the business hours at the office of the Tax Collee- tor for the County of Monroe in the Court House at Key West, Flor- ida, and inquiries as to lands inclu ded in said nquent list, by mail or by telephone, or in person, during business hours, will ‘be. fully answered by the office of said Tax Collector. * HOWARD E. WILSON, TAX COLLECTOR, MONROE COUNTY, FLA. eeding and able to produce a eertifioate showing that dog was vaccinated. Any dog found run- ning at large on any of the pub- lic ‘streets, parks, playgrounds, ) 4 alleys or beaches, or vacant lots —+— ——_—-. Lot 6 * : ’ te + : i« : : - ‘ : J » fed ee : a ' oe ~ bao! Ll 4 anippenaes ne Shipbuilding Shipbuflding Shipbuikling Shipbuilding hipbuilding Shipbuilding Shipbuila, Shivbu Shipbuilding ¢ 1 Snipbuttaine Miami Shipbuilding M Miamt Miami Shipb rt ‘amt Shipbu tami Shi st Shih Bh! i Miami ipbu Miamt Shiph Miamé Miamt Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami ipbulldl Hpbi ul hing Shipbullding Shipboilding Shipbuilding Shipbuilding Shipbuildtin, Shipbe iu Bhi eels Cor Miami Shi i Corp Minmt Snepbaa\ne: C ne Cor; Shipbu ain Cor Miamt Shipbuilding Co Miamt Shipbuliding Corp Mimi Shipbuilding Corp ~ Miami Shipbuilding Corp - Miamd Corp . Mian Soipbu Haine Cor} Miami ik Cor Cor Miami Miami ullding Corp .. 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B. .... Arbocast, Eva D & C B Lee, Frank F . Lee, Frank F .. Justice, William James Blotch, Ray et al .. Eaten, Julian $ Trustee Eaton, Julian S ... = Eaten, Julian § Trustee Weinstein, Jereme Meyers County Lané Co ....... Barge, Mrs, Ella G .. Nicholls, Agnes S$... French, Mrs Clara D. ........ French, Mrs Clara D ........ MeNeil, Mrs Blanch . Paison, Ralph W et ux... Montgomery, Mra Mae .. 1.38 99 2.17 9 1.38 99 86 1.65 2:69 2.69 1.65 1.04 1.04 1.04 ‘TODAY IN HISTORY (Know America) 1788—South Carolina ratifies the new Constitution—8th state. 1846—(100 years ago) Mexico formally declares war on United States. : : 1872—The first National Con- vention of Workingmen in New York nominates regular Republi- can candidates for Presidency and Vice Pre-ident. 1929—Henry Ford attends din- ner in New York with 2,000 Jews —after several years of anti- Jéwish propaganda in his Dear- born paper. 1930—The Plant Patent Bill en- acted by Congress. 1939—U. S. Navy sub Squalus sinks off Portsmouth, N. 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The word mascot originated in Provence and Gascony and meant something which brought luek to a household, | ORDINANCE NO. 42 | COMMISSION SERIE: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 368, COUN- CIL SERIES, OF THE ORDIN- ANCES OF THE CITY OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA BY ADDING CERTAIN NEW BUSINESSES TO THE SCHEDULE OF LI- CENSES THEREIN PROVIDED; DECLARING THIS ORDINANCE TO BE AN EMERGENCY MEASURE AND BY UNANI- MOUS VOTE OF THE COM- MISSION DISPENSING WITH THE NECESSITY OF READING THIS ORDINANCE AT TWO REGULAR MEETINGS, NOT LESS THAN ONE WEEK APART; AND PROVIDING WHEN ORDINANCE GOES IN- TO EFFECT. Be it enacted by the City Com- mission of The City of Key West, Florida: Section 1. That Section 1 of Ordinance No. 368, Council Series, of the ordinances of The City of Key West, Florida, be further. amended by adding at the end of said section as amend- ed the additional businesses as follows: Printing and publishing, a weekly or monthly news- paper or magazine _ $50.00 «Section 2. This ordiance is hereby declared to be an emer- gency measure on the grounds that this ordiance is necessary | for preservation of peace, health, prosperity and safety of the peo- ple of The City of Key West, Florida. Section 3, That the reading of this ordinance at two regular meetings, not less than one week apart, is hereby dispensed with | by unanimous vote of the Com-| mission. | Section 4. The license tax provided for in this ordinance shall be imposed on and after! April 1, 1946. Section 5. This ordinance shall go into effect immediately upon its passage and adoption and authentication by the zigna- ture of the presiding officer and the Clerk of the Commission and publication thereof one time in a newspaper of general circula- tion published in the City of Key West, Florida. Passed and adopted by the! City Commission at a meeting! held this 21st day of May, A. D. 1946, WM. W. DEMERITT, Mayor. | Attest: | ROY HAMLIN, all be picked up by the desig- Key West Humane Society and redeemed by the owner thereof by paying the costs of feeding for the period of confined and any other expenses accrued for services rendered by said Society. Should the dog picked up, not be licensed, and/or vaccinated, the owner must comply with these regulations before the dog is released. The license fee is double the fee in effect on date tthe dog is picked up, in addition to the other specified charges. At the expiration of three (3) days if said dog has not been re- deemed by the owner, then said dog shall be humanely destroy- ed. Section 5. It shall be unlaw- ful for any person, whether owner, or anyone having chargt ‘custody or control thereof, -to keep any dogs within ihe nts of The City of Key West, Florida which bark or how! at night so as to disturb the sleep and/or peace and quiétude of any in habitants of said City. Section 6. It shall be unlaw- ful for any owner or keeper of any dog to permit said dog to run at large off the property of the owner or keeper thereof within the city limits of Key West, unless licensed and muz- zled and/or vaccinated. Section 7. If the owner of any dog shail elect to muzzle said dog, he shall use a proper muz- zle, completely covering the mouth and nose of said dog in such a manner as to prevent said dog from biting or licking any object. Section 8. No female dog in heat shall be allowed to run at large, but be kept securely on the owner's premises until such season is over Section 9. If a dog is suspeet~ ed of having rabies, or has been bitten by a dog suspected of hav- ing rabies, such dog shall be confined by a chain-on the own er’s premises and the Humane Society or licensed veterinarian notified at once. Said dog shal! then be removed to the proper place for observation for a peried of two weeks at the expense of the owner. Seetion 10. Whoever overloads overdrives, tortures, torments or deprives of necessary sustenance. food or drink, or unnecessar or cruelly beats or mutilates o kills any dog, or causes or pet City Clerk. may23,1946 in The City of Key West, Florida} EFFECT. nated authorized agent of the}mission of The City of Kew placed in shelter for a period of three (3) days. Said dog may be Ordinance No. ™@, © Be it enacted by the City Florida: Section 1. That Section 14 of Series, of the Ordinances of City of Key West, Florida, the penalties for the vielation said ordinance be and the same hereby amended to read as fe lows: Section 14. Any person ohe shall violate or assist im the viele tion of Section 9 of this ae shall, upon conviction theres, fined not less than $50.08 more than* $250.00 or in the City Jail for not more sixty days. In each meter {which there is deposited or |to be deposited any slug, dewiee jor other substitutes for « five lcent coin of the United Stee |shall cofstitute o wperee @f- lfense. Any person «ho shall wie late or assist in the vielation af Section 10 of this ordinance shall, {upon conviction t of, te fined $260.00 oF impr me in C Jail for sixty days, or aa) meter defaced, injured. | with, opened, broken or destrage jed, or the usefulness of which me otherwise wi ty cnpeered, teal \constitute a seperete offense | Section 2 Thw ordinance & thereby declared to be on vee ency measure on the grownds (ae this ordinance necessary Gr Preservation of pes oe prosperity and safe { (he pet ple of The City of Key Wear, Florida Section 3. Thet the reading of jthis ondinar eo meetings, not be re week japart, is heret owed wah |by unanimous os mission Section 4 This ed a | |go into effect ediotety gna nd poet and ae publication “me Newspape is bet neue published in Th » @ he West, F Passed and o Ce Commission « we a 2ist day of May, Al wer wm Ww SeMPnITT Attest de> we ROY HAMI i a ** g™9 ii2 * ~