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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-28
PRECINCT No. 4.

A.
Albury, J. J.
Arnold, Louis
Avila, Manuel
Arnao, Abelardo
Aquilar, Enrique
Alfonso, Carload
Acosta, Florine
Acosta, Louis
Alfonso, Antonio
Aquilar, Andrew
Albury, Louise M.
Aguiar, Fausto
Avila, Ignacio
Archer, Maud
Aseneio, Oscar
Alonzo, Edward
Arnold, Anna
Alfonso, Horacio
Arnao, A.
Avila, Felio
Aguilar, Gloria
Andul, Conception
Alverez, Martha
Anduix, Eveli0
Borges, Juan
Betancourt, Bias
Betancourt, Herbert
Betancourt, Nora
Baez, Anslino
Baez, Harry X.
BOA, Amanda
Boza. Carmelo
Borges. Juan, Jr.
Basso. Pedro
BaItzell, Clyde
Barcelo, Jose
BuSto, J. r.
Busto, Lois
Bairan, Domingo
Babeoek, Geo, Jr.
BenetiZ. Baise
Basso. Eduardo
Branch, Hanna
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Saunders, Geo. E.
Saunders, Geo. II. Jr.
Saunders, G. c.
Saunders. jefferson
Saunders, Fred
Saunders, Henry F.
Saunders, Lille
Saunders, Flora L.
Saunders. Lorraine
Saunders, w. Herbert
Saunders, Sarah
Saunders, Charlie
Saunders, Herman W.
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Fine, Sarah j.
Fogarty, Chas. B.
Fairbrother, James
FELTON,, Hamilton
FELTON,, Leslie
FELTON,, I. NJ.
FELTON,, Joseph
Fox, Ellene
Faircloth, E. c.
Fabal, Seferino
Ford, Caroline Hertell
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Fine, Sarah j.
Fogarty, Chas. B.
Fairbrother, James
FELTON,, Hamilton
FELTON,, Leslie
FELTON,, I. NJ.
FELTON,, Joseph
Fox, Ellene
FairclOth, E. G..
Fabal, Seferino
Ford, Caroline Hertell
c..
Gardner, Jas. A.
Gardner, Benz. r.
Gardner, Bette
Graham, Geo. u.
Graham, Margaret
Caring, We X.
Caring, Chas. E.
Caring, Mary +.
Cato, Fernando
Cato, Serene
Gwynn, Uric
GWynn, Jennie
Gibson, Willard B.
Gibson, VIM. II. Jr.
Gibson, Flossie V.
Gibson, Leona
Gibson, II. A.
Gibson, Chas.
Gibson, Eliz. Andrews
Gibson, Geo. II. Sr.
Gibson, Samuel ID.
Gibson, Wesley
Gibson, Paul
Gates, Samuel T.
Gates, Mathew
Gates, Leona
Gates, Thaddeus
Gait, J. A.
Gait, Ella
Grillon, Leonard
Gwynn, Hilda E.
GoshOrn, G.. N.
Griffin, Clifford
Grant, Louise
Gay, Avis
Garcia, Pierr
Guerro, Frank
Guerro, Leonard
Gray E. w.
Gazon, Lucy
Gray, Camille
Graves, Geo. w.
Gibson, John
Griffin, Reggie
Gandolfo, C. A.
Goshorn, Lucy
Gates, Chas. w.
Gandolfo, May A.
Cafe, C. d.
H.
Henson, u. r.
Henson, Arnold
Henson, H. r. s.
Hart, Sam
Higgs, 0bediah
Riggs, Alfred
Higgs, Samuel p.
Riggs, Terestia
IIiggs, Clarence 81
Higgs, Rosa
Higgs, Marian
Higgs, Laurence L.
Higgs, Maude
Harris, f.
Harris, Frank Jr.
Hamlin, Geo. Jr.
Hamlin, Geo. Sr.
Hamlin, Roy r.
Hamlin, Alice l..
Hamlin, Ellen
Hertell, o. II.
Hudson, Clement
Hattersly, VIM.
Hernandez, Lazaro
Hernandez, Julio
Hilton, j. +.
Hattrick, Carrie f.
Iattriek, j. w.
Hathaway, j. T.
Hathaway, Tena
Hogleboom, Chas. p.
Higgs, Raymond p.
Humbert, j. M.
Herrera, Gertrude
Hoeffer. Ruth
Hall. Mary 4.
Harvey. Martha
Hudnall, Geo. w.
Hernandez. Guilremo
Hiner, r. p.
Hamlin. Mary |.
Hays, Earl
Harvey. r. A.
Hilton, Susie
Higgs. Earl w.
Hort, Chas.
Lyman, Jack r.
Higgs, BERTHE L.
Hoff. Melvina
I.
lngraham, Chas. A.
lngraham. Robt. w.
Ingraham. Mary Agnes
H., t.a,.. ES....N4.-
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Diaz, Rafael
Diaz, Edelmiro
Del Pine, Elmer
Del Pine, Harry
Demeritt, VIM. w.
Demeritt, Claudia A.
Del Pine, elena
Del Pine, Lillian
De Armao, Pablo
Deschamps, Manuel
Delgado, M. r.
De Almas, Leopoldo
De Lerosa, Dolores
DiaZ, Rachael
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Thompson, Chester
Thompson, r. w.
Thompson, John II.
Thompson, Harold c.
Thompson, Thos.
Thompson, Samuel w.
Thompson, Chas. H.
Thompson, Walter H.
Thompson, Luther
Thompson, Archie
Thompson, Margaret E.
Thompson, Mary III.
Thompson, Susan
Thompson, Sidney N.
Thompson, James NJ.
Thompson. Mary E.
Thompson, Vandeline
Thompson, Mervin
Thompson, Paul u.
Thompson, Courtney
Thompson, Lula
Thompson, Mamie
Thompson. Mary Z.
Thompson, Margaret
Thompson. James c.
Thompson. Henry c.
Thompson. Arthur
Thompson, Julia A.
Thompson, Robt. II.
Thompson, Wilbur
Thompson, Lorine c.
Thompson, Chas. p.
Torano, Jose Jr.
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n.
Harris, ]. Vining
Harris, Florida f.
Harris, w. c.
Hernandez, Bernandino
Hernandez, T. b.
Hernandez, Enrique
Hernandez, Amado
Hernandez, Pedro s.
Hernandez, Louis
Hernandez, Oscar
Hernandez, Isabel
Hernandez, Carolina
Hernandez, Tomas
Hernandez, Frank
Haskin, Oliver ]. w.
Hopkins. MARY Louisa
Johnson, Thos. A.
Johnson, George
X.
Kirchik, Gutman
Kirchik, Rosa
Kirchheiner. Otto
Kirchheiner, Ruth
Kirehheiner. II. e.
Kirehheiner. Harry d.
kirehheiner. Ivy
kirehheiner, G. e.
L.
Lester. Graham ".
Lester, Helena 81.
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Malone, VIM. III.
Malone, Richard
Malone. Rosetta May
Malone. Edward
Malone, Milton
Mears, Laurence
Montieino, ]. II.
Monticino. Minnie !.
Marrero, Felipi
Marrero. Nellie
Mertz. Chas. w.
Moffatt, j. II.
Mathews, Charles
Mathews. Chas. Sidney
Mathews, Clara
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Perez, Julio
Perez, Jose Cato
Perez, Chas.
Perez, Gerome
Park, Theodore
Park, Joseph
Placencia, Antonio
Placencia, Rafael
Papy, Eugene
Pinder, T. Luther
Pinder, Hazel
PARA, Juan
Pijuan, Jose
Puebla, Pedro
Phelan, John ].
Perdona, Ramon
Pastorini, Arthur
Pastorina, Myra L.
Pijuan, Anna ID.
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Branch, VIM. B.
Barrett. Roger
Borden, John
Bernreuter, J. D.
Betancourt, Amparo
Bairan, Carida
Bush, Bonnie
Borges, Gerald
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Norton, J. F.
Norman, Walter Hurst
Nottage, r. d.
NOttage, Jerome
Nash, Lillian S.
Nagerson, H. 7.
Nelson, N. P
Newlan, Sherod W.
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Einhorn, A.
Einhorn, Annie
Esperedy, John, Jr.
Emo, F. F.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
Deserts Florida
For San Diego

san DIEGO, Cal. June 10. -
From Miami, to San Diego, was the
Jump w. j. Conroy made, but dc
dares he made it too late Tor his fl
nancial good.
He had been in the city only {;
few days before he took a 10 veaI
lease Oh the Four Leaf Glove!
uilding, 1898 Universit~ avenue
ard Immediately will make an ad
dliion to the building costing $4,000
Mr.. Conroy will conduct a dining
and dance hall. His story of hi
stay and conditions in Florida arc
sad enough to melt the heart of /.
stone, his friends say.
9 | was iii Miami nine months 100
long. Nine months was the length
of my STAY he said.
''1es, | made some investments.
! would like to get out what | in.
vested there, but that is impossible
Low
Conrov said that one of the main
reasons for his leaving Miami was
because of i'll health of a chil!
Doctors there told me to come tc
California, he said.
"Sincc coming here the baby ha,
gotten along fine and has not had :;
sick day he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
The Annual Twin
Round- Up Occurs
Sunday, June 13

SAN DIEGO, Calf, June 10
The second annual twin ronpd.r,,
sponsored by the San Diego cham
Der or commerce and opcn TO NIL
WINS, young and old. in Southern
oallfornla, will be held Sunday af-
ternoon, June IS. at Mission Reach
More than a score pairs of twin.
ranging from three months old
babies to 20 year old elders. partici.
pated in the show held at Balboo
park last June.
The increased attendance that is
expected this year has prompted the
chamber of commerce to STAGE the
roundup at Mission Beach where
there are adequate facilities for
handling the crowd. The manaue-
ment of Mission Beach is cooperat-
ing IN arranging the parade and en-
1crtalnment.
Prizes will be given for the oldest
me Youngest, and the pair bearing
tHe closest resemblance. Practically
all Of last years entrants are
scheduled to appear again this wear,
Wlth the addition of many more
palrs from the back country, Imper-
1aI Valley, and communities sou+b
Of Los Angeles.
News reel photographers will make
pictures of the show for national
distribution. Twins expecting to
enter the contest are asked to send
IN their names, address and tclc-
phone number to the San Diego
chamber of commerce.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
Missing Woman
Probably Dead

san DIEGO, Cal, June 10. For
Sheriff's office deputies who for
the last week have been searching
for Mrs. Adelaide Downs, 1929
fcrty-first street, expressed fear
las might that the woman has
ended her life. She has been mis-,
sing since June 4, when she wan
dcHed away from her home. She
vas said to be in demented con.
Gition but it is believed that she
would have communicated with
relatives if she still were alive.
Mrs. Downs is described as %
years Of age, five feet. four or five
inches i'll height and 40 pounds III
weight, with brown eyes and brown
hair with an auburn tinge. She
wore an orange colorcd dress. hat
and stockings and carried Il yellow
sJit ease when she left home.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
Four Huge Rats
Go to San Diego

san DIEGO, Cal, June l0.-rjyr
ocean going log RATS Will bc brougAt
10 San Diego from the Columbia
river this summer by the Benson
Ldnbcr company. The company
has brought - RATS to California
since it commenced operations in
1906.
-Four of the RATS arc already
completed at the company raft
hdlIding cradles on Wallace slough.
Columbia river, and a dcckload
OF 100000 lincal feet of cedar te]c.
phone poles is to be placed On tn
fourth raft.
Work Will be started soon on the
f'tth structure which Will carry a
Gcckioad Of fuil lcngth trees for
4azts. Each Of the rafts contain
about G,G00,0"G feet of logs in adli-
ticn to the dcckIoad.
The work Of towing the RATS Ia
tho Benson mill hor. viii hc 4.ars.I
h"forc Jun" 20, Wish @r.s l....t.-
at regular Intervals.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10

Will Exemplify
Ancient Customs

SAN DIEGO, Cal. June 10.-San
Diego residents and visitors inter
ested III Indian life will have am
pie opportunity TO see the natives
cXemplify their ancient customs
Saturday at the Dehesa fiesta, ac
cordng to l.. w. Lee, at whose
ranch the fiesta will be held. His
Place is 10 miles east Of FL Cajon
IN the valley road to Japatul and it
may also be reached by the main
read. The San Diego Natural his
tory museum viii run one of its
Saturday excursions to the fiesta
and numerous visitors are expected
by private autos.
Mr.. Lee said the fiesta will start
at 10 a. m. Saturday and close at
) p. m. He expects at least 100 In
llans to attend. They viii offer the
mcst interesting Of primitive meth
ods of LIVING Us we'll as dances and
songs and tho Iattes viii be inter
rrctrd.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
SO Auto Crashes
Cause But | Death

SAN DIEGO, Cal, June 10.-Al
though 80 automobile accidents III
which people were injured were rc
Ported to the board health 70;
May, Il report just issued by the
health office for that month an
nounces that only one fatality re
suited from such cause.
While the slate is not as clea''
as the health authorities would like
to see it, the month was better than
average, and may mean that tn,
work of the public safety committee
and the city and county traffic
squads is bearing fruit.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10

east, s. B. M, according to plat
OF the United States Surveyor
Generals resurvey authorized
by Act of Congress (Act of
July l, 1909 and now on file
IN the United States Land Of
flce at Los Angeles, California,
ana containing one hundred
(l2O) acres, mcre or less;
together with the appurtenances
water rights, and right-of- in.
Guiding SO shares of the capita]
stock of Imperial Water COMPANY
NO. l, or such part thereof as the
party OF the second part as such
trustee shall in his discretion find
II necessary to sell in order to ac
compilsh the object of said deed OF
trust and to pay the amount
remaining due and unpaid on said
pfomlSsory note, together with the
interest thereon according to the
Germs of said Deed of Trust. being
the sums of $4S7.00 with interest
at the rate of 10 per annum from
March l, 1873, and the sum OF
So,ooo.o4 with interest at the rate
OF 10 per annum from March lst
l9Eo, and advances in the sum OF
S-o"o.o5 made as aforesaid, with in.
tefestt thereon from date of theil
respective payments at the rate OF
lzIo per annum, together with trus
ices Ices, costs and expenses of this
sale.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the
S9ld Louis Brciling, party of The
thTd part mas hcrcunto subscribed
ms name on this 9TH day of May
20 27 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10

About % per cent of the apricot
growers in Alameda county have
adopted the fruit thinning before
thc'Jmc-drop method.
GravcnStcm apple growers at Sc
bastopol Sonoma county have as.
sessed themselves two cents u box
for advertising purposes.
Tie quickest way for young fc!-
low to make money is to be born
sifitp d riait for,tI,s tsss a,a.sa Ri AZ N
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
San Diego Will
Export Imperial
Valley Cotton

san DIEGO, Calf, June To-
San Diego will soon be a port Of ex-
port for Imperial Valley and Ari-
@ona cotton, under plans launched
by Il. d. Hanna, organizer Of the
Southwest Cotton Compress corpora
ton. Hanna 5 company contem-
plates building #15o,o0o factory
mere 10 compress cotton raised in the
Pacific southwest.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10

The first carload of fresh vcgc-
tables of this season was shipp, E
from Carlsbad, San Diego county,
May 5.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10

That said sum or sums, or any
mart thereof above mentioned aS
advanccmcuts for taxes amt assess,
mcuts made under the terms OF salu
Deed Of Trust have not been repaid
WHEREAS the party Of the thlfd
port and the holder of said pro-
missorv note aud deed of trust has
olcctcd to and has declared the
whole sum Of principal, interest
and advmccmcuts Immediately "u'
and payable, and ,.,
WHEREAS tlr parity of the lN'r"
rart aud holder of said promlS'orH
note and deed Of trust has d'mA""
ed Of said party of the second I'.'
that he sell said premises or'Sn'h
norton thereof as he deems neces-
salv for the purpose of carrying out
thc terms of said trust, and
WHEREAS the sum of $4SIoO as
principal, together with interest
thereon at the rate of 7fo per an
num from March lSt 1929, and the
sum of $3S56.0i as princlpai' to%cth-
or with interest thereon at the ra'o
of 7cc per anuum from March lSt'
1926. and adVanccmCntS made ny
thc party of the third part III the
sum of $2535.63, together With nv
tcrost thereon at the rate Of l2|o
pcr annum from the dates of thc
respective payments hcrclnh'torc
set out and as provided in sand deed
of trust. remain wholly due and un-
paid. ..,,,o,,, rnr,or -
HEREBY GIVEN that the under
signed Louis Brciing, rs trustee
hv virtue Of authority vested ~
him as hcrcinboforc set ont viii sell
nt public auction to the highest
bidder for cash in gold coin of the
United states on Friday, the lSth
day of June, 1926, at the hour or
fem O'Clock, in the forenoon of sald
dov. at the front or Main street
cuirnucc Of the Imperial County
Court House in the City of El Cen.
fro. County Of Imperial, state or
California, all the right, title, ana
interest conveyed by the parties OF
the first part TO the party or thc
second part by said decd of trust
in and to the following described
PROMISES situated in the County OF
Impcrial, State Of California, ana
described as follows, to-wii
Tract one hundred fiftN-ilve
u55), sTownyhip fifteen )(h)
n,,e,a ~, rtpp1l Il LIN sf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
Millionaire Gets
30 Days in Jail
by United Press Leased Wire

PASADENA, June 10.-Stephen
kerrhoff, scion Of millionaire
Pasadena family, started serving .
30 day sentence in the city jail here
today after pleading guilty to in
toXication and reckless driving.
kerelthoff also paid $500 fine.
he was arrested last January after
driving into another machine park
ed at the roadside.
Jail attaches said it was planned
to put the Young millionaire at work
on the roeN pile at the city prison
camp in the Arroyo Scco.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10

in tn" room, He voiced .,hc bol5r.
that Bloom had di"d Of poisoning
hr. |"hn j. Shea, autopsy surgeon
VIII ma5" q poNt-mogDom cNa'atJ
i',r of The body tod.N.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
Big Guns to
Be Discussed

SAN DIEGO, Cal, June 10. -
heserv" Officers will hear "A talk
oo'' the manufacture of eight to 16-
inch rifles for use by the navy de-
partment during the war at their
regular mess today noon at the Ca
brillo cafe.
Lieut.. Com. O. O. Hagen. United
States navy, retired, will make the
address. He formerly served as in,
Spcctor of the manufacture of ciult
to l6-inch guns and their mount.
IN the government machine works
on the east coast. He also was in
Sp"ctor of work turned out by the
Gun shop, which has charge of the
repair of all types of rifles made.
More than $1,000 has been raised
by the sheep men of Humboldt
county to assist the county in CON
trolling the coyote evil.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10

city Clerk of the city of FL Centre,
. California.
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Shoe shins, doing $40 to $50 wkly.; rent
only S25. Price. $500.
Tearoom, established i years; d sdo soot
business; NV. section Price. $4,000.
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/ $l75 wkly.; established years. Price only
81 800. Terms.
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| modern. Price. $1,000. Terms.
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years on Gi NJ PAGES Y, ave- are Solo, ''''
Marshall Business Brokers,
929 n. Y. ave. --
BOOMING HOUSE, "a rooms. modern. 81 9 9on
Roomng house. i rooms. modern' $sSSE
k koons house rooms TSa%s modern. $500
Rooming house. II rooms, m modern on GaeafS
account OF sickness; make offer,
p. T. HALLER. Business broker .
Cigars, Conf, Light Lunch.
Located at 1923 East Capitol st. iiH,orn m,s
be sold: asking ST 900 Call and make offer
Cleaning, Dyeing. Pressing.
age: not ordinary but golden opportunity rGs
Radrsss Box soz star
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Owner having other interests must sell
leading and growing general garage buslne IS
to alley in deiightfuI residential small city
in nearb, State. enjoying large tourist trace ace
all year. Cadillac and Dodge agencies. I Por
quick action and particulars Address BOX
AZ. Star office. ---------e--
Exceptional Investment.
Will sacrifice trust note of $673: IN
terest 7ro. paid up in ) years. for S4oU
Cali Sunday. North 1923. or Monday. Main
5000. Mr.. CUMMINGS. ----------.
IJJNCHRocM FOR RENT. ON BALTIC.
blvd.-With equipment. S65 mo-: without
equipment $50 mo. 4 moneymaker LOT
right party.
NEW BUILDING. on Bait. Blvd. for rent.
store 20x4S; apartment optional; next to
Sanitary rent. $50 per mo. each: excelient
for much -needed meat market
A. II. SEIDENSPlNNER,
so2 Bait. Blvd. Hyatts. $50. Riverdale. Nd:
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PEERLESS SEDAN. Duco finish. Here's a
real opportunity to own a high-gra auto
mobile for $3.50 cash and pay the balance
as you ride. Your used car accepted as part
payment. so ''' .
Nash 20. advanced six roadster: only run
1000 miles: Duco finish. balloon tires 4
WheeI brakes bumpers front and rear spare
monthly. To. our exact knowledge this is
the only Nash roadster available in Wash
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| HUDSON TOURING car. seven passenger.
Winter top: motor overhauled: 4 good tires.
l spare: S125. $50 KY. ave. Sc. Any time
Sunday evenings.
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LUNCH ROOM for sale good business no
opposition: price reasonable: terms. Inquire
1H0G
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Ford Coupe, looks like new, $3.50
Ford Sedan. bargain. 1890. -
Studebaker "a special six. $50
Studebaker light six. .... I5
Chevrolet Is sedan. .... $50
Dodge Sedan, like new. -. go
bort Touring, bargain. -. 50
Paige Glenbrook sedlan.... $50
Hupp club sedan. ..... go
Oakland rs landau sedan,
cost ST 900, will sell for. i 600
Nash % sport. ........... 5I3
Jordan touring ........... 6oO
Jewe.t coupe ............. so
Buick % touring. ......... AIS
Nash rs 4-door sedan. Il, 100
20 other cars all ready to 60
and guaranteed. Trade in your
used car at
"WALLACE"
Nash Distributor
1909 L St. Main 76l2
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CARBON BURNING. 30c PER CYLINDER.
Owner to remove plugs and wires NJ NJ
COLEMAN. 207 10Th 81 II W NJ NOS