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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17
LECAL.S

NOTICE OF CALLING: FOR DIOS
Notice is hereby given to whom
il may concern that on the :'rd day
Of June. AID. l947, at 1890 P.M.. In
the Monroe County Court House.
Key West, Florida. the BOARD of
County commissioners OF Monroe
County, Florida. will open sealed
bids for the following road work:
In Grains. Su d iv $ ioT at
Grassy Key, Monroe County. Flor
ida, construct cuava Avenue. Il
distance Of approximately 2.2.9
feet, said road to be Ii; feet IN
width. The construction consists ;
% rocking, finishing and water
bonding. 4
Bids are to he submitted on the
basis of cost per square yard and
shall he accompanied by Il bid bond
or Cashiers or certified check
equivalent TO ten U0r.D per cent
of the estimated total cost.
tracted without IN" county's writ
ten consent and II must he com-
menced within thirty 600 days af-
ter the letting of the contract and
is to be completed within a reason
able time thereafter.
All bids must he i'm the hands
of the County Clerk on or before
;;se r. NJ on Tuesday June ard'
The Commission reserves the
right to accept or reject any and
all bids made pursuant TO this ad-
vertisement.
Key West. Florida. May 18th.
i?31.
ROSS c. SAWYER.
Clerk, Board of County Com
missioners, Monroe County,
Florida.
NAV l1-lg--St
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NOTICE. 70 CREDaTops
1a39 Prekate Act, secs. 11o. 1907
!" Ella Fl: sI i. fkEsf.
IN rnE e,ouR! OF THE COIN
TY JUDGE. ONRoE COCN.
70 ALL CREDtToRs AMI PER-
SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR de-
MASDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE:
You and each OF you are hereby
notified ana required to present
any claims and demands which you.
or either Of you. may have against
the estate of Ella r. Key. eceased,
late of said County. to the County
Judge of Monroe. County. Florida.
at his office in the court house of
said County at Key West. Florida.
within eight calendar months from
the time of the first publication OF
this notice. Each claim or demand
shall he in writing. and shall state
the place of, residence and post
office address Of the claimant. and
shall be sworn to by the claim
ant, his agent, or his attorney, and
any such claim or demand not so
filed shall be void.
HAROLD J. KEY,
As administrator. Of the Estate
Of Ella II. Key. deceased.
may l,-s4-3i; jun :. 1941
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Recognising that the
f1rmefs II the nation have
always been one Of indus-
tfy's hest customers there
are some business men who
see a silver lining in the
vrowth of agricultural In.
come. There II. however,
much complaint about the
hSvh price of food. with la
lsorers insisting upon higher
wages to offset increased
hing costs.
There h no disputing the
fact that the income Of
farmers has gone up ire
ncnslously. from e6.60l mil
lon In 1899 to @2l.744 mil.
lam In 1916. Nor can any.
one dispute the decrease in
farm population which fell
live millions In the same
period. This naturally means
bat average farm income
has gone up In big leaps.
The farmer has his say
abort this. He points out ii
1899 the income Of agricul-
tufe ~ q major economic en-
terprise was not pr0p0rtiOn-
ate to incomes In other &C
tivities. In brief. that the
farm population was not re-
e. iving q fair share Of the
national income.
This brings M to parity,
the formula devised In sup
po~edIy normal years Ia
measure the proper price f01
farm products In terms 81
purchasing power. The gov
srnment enacted measured
Assigned 20 give the farm
ers parity hat Il should moi
be- forgotten that this for
mula does not extend tC
farmers q pro rata share oi
national income on the basii
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17

The Key West Unit Of tie
American Cancer Society Is
Conducting q camfai9 to
obtain $4,000 for the fund
that il being raised nation
ally for research work
against that dreadful dis
ease.
The amount asked by the
)pcal unit h far smaller than
The sum Of any other drive
conducted recently in Key
West, and il, should be IN
easy matter to get That
quota.
Appeals for contributions
lave been sent nut to Key
Westers. AMI the response
| ohould be wholehearted.
Nobody knows when or
| whom cancer will strike IT
= one Of the most insidious
diseases. A person may 6p-
pear to be sound in health,
when to his hoffor, on I'M
dergoing a medical exaiAi.
nation. he learns that he has
cancer.
As Z rule, the disease can
be overcome II It Il dealt
with In It's early stages. One
Of the aims Of the American
Cancer Society is to break
down the secrecy 80 many
Thousands Of Am orleans
have maintained when they,
| thought they were victims Of.
cancer. Such practices as that
have resulted in the loss of.
many lives that would have
been saved had the victims
reported their conditions in
time to the medical profess
sion.
mo one Il safe from cam
eer." the society asserts, and
then adds: /
Every three minutes,
someone in the United
States dies of cancer.
There is one chance in
eight that you yourself will
be q victim Of this deadly
killer. Yes, cancer is now
causing one death in. every
eight. !.
"This inhuman enemy re-
spects no law Of mankind
Il strikes old and young
rich ard, ,pp9r, ,4siNs.,, il
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q There is anothing sxosrse
than an ignorant.-teacher
and the situation is-xnot
lelped much hy tie 6ks1 rva.,
ton that the teacher wants
to teach.

demand Of consumers fof'
cheaper foods and the nes
cessity that farmers retain
sufficient income to buy the
products Of industry? Here
it 10: Naturalization. Al
American farmers turn more
and more to the mechanical
processes the cost Of pros
duction will move down.
ward. Profits will become
possible at prices well below
that necessary during the
use of hand labor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17

Business men OF Key
West make q mistake IL
they think that the economy.
effected by starving ouK
school system will represent
any saving for them in the.
future.
As a business proposition
alone, money spent for pub
lie education il q sound in.
vestment because educatio1ll
raises the culture OF an indi.
vidual, widens his desires
and increases the possibility
of earning sums necessary
to maintain the new stand
ard of living that is set up
for the educated person.
This fact can be- made
clear II one takes a journey
to some backward. people.
Without education, they safe.
satisfied to- go in rags, live
in the utmost simplicity, and
take things just as they are,
Transplant into the. s8lhe
area an educated people
and the trade possibilities
improve.
In the old days traders
who bought furs from ignorA
ant trappers or ivory from
the denizens of Africa
found Il necessary to carry
only bales of bright colorea
cloth, glass beads. and other
trinkets. Today, the trader
who goes to a country with
educated citizens carries nd
| such foolish cargo.
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Improvement Of Greens Chief
Subject Of Discussion During
Meeting Of Key West elf Club

Key West Golf Club members,
at a general meeting held lasi
night in the club house, Stocli
Island. approved engaging a Mi.
ami green's specialist for expert
opinion regarding the local
green's. The members appointed
Bob billiard to employ ssHonk-
Honk" Arnold, a well-known
specialist in this line. Arnold is
at present in charge of the Mi
ami Springs golf course.
Director Charles Smiths sug-
gestion that all nine greens and
tees be uprooted and rebuilt,
with the aid of the SO members
Of the club, was tabled until at
ter the Arnold report. The club
then approved Smiths other sug-
gestion to send samples of the
local soil for chemical analysis
to the golf association, of which
the local organization is menu
Der, and to the agriculture de-
partment of the state.
The clubs secretary on request
of Norman d. Artman, was di-
rected to write the Fort Myers
Country Club for detailed costs
of the fairway sprinkler system
recently placed in operation by
that West Coast resort town.
President Jack Hayes appoint
ed Jimmy Mira chairman Of a
committee composed of Harry
knight, Alton Park, Jimmy
Cooper, Humbert Mira, to inves-
tigate the matter of the green's,
and to report at the next general
meeting.
The scheduled international
golf matches with the Havana
Country Club for July 5 and 6,
were approved. and a list of those
making the trip will be recorded
after postals are forwarded to all
So members.
joe Lopez. club pro, thanked
the members for their coopera-
ton during the past winter sea-
son, and told them that he would
return to the Island City short
ly after Labor Day. Lopez leaves
Monday with his family for a
summer tour Of duty with the
Orange, Conn.,, Country Club.
The club is five miles out OF
New Haven. Harry knight will
be in charge of the club during
Lopez's absence.
Another suggestion at the
meeting was the possible re-
moval of trees along Nos. 3 and
4, SO that motorists alon 8
the u. S. Highway No. could
view the course. The contracting
of county authorities was APP
proved for this proposed project.
Those attending the meeting
were: Francis Delaney. George
Carey. Julius .Kovash, Bob Dill
lard, Ignatius iLesters y lillian
Watkins, Paul Mesa, Jr.. lHazM
Jones, Pinky Osborne. DR.. Jack
HAYES, Jimmy Mira, Paul Sher,
Octavio Recio, Hugh Moore, Jird-
my Cooper, Leo Lopez, Ward
Tyson. Fred Matthews, Norman
Artman, DR.. William Kemp, Or
Wis Kemp, Charlie Smith, Joe
Lopez. f8
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IN TUE CIRCUIT COERT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT'
Oh THE STATE or FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
AANCERX


Case M. lO-II:5
MADELINE X. SHECK
Plaintiff,
ys. DIVORCE
GEORGE w. SHECK,
Defendant
ORDER OF FERTILIZATION
TO: GEORGE w. SHECk,
r. +. ID. No. 2.
New Canaan Post Office,
New Canaan. New York.
You are hereby required to. ap-
pear to the Bill OF Complaint for
divorce in the above styled cause
on or before the 3rd day Of June,
AID. f941, otherwise the allega-
lions therein will be taken as con.
fesSed.
This Order Is to be published
once a week for four consecutive
weeks i'm The Key West Citizen, a
newspaper published in the City of,
Key West. Florida.
DONE AND ORE'ERED this End
dav of May, AID. 1941.
(SEAL) ROSS e. SAWYER !
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida.
BY: (sd) Florence f.. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
esd ALLAN b. CLEARE, Jr,,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
may 3-lo-i1-2A A.p. l94T
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TODAY,s BIRTHDAYS
fknow AMERICA,

Philip James Of New York, the
|einiasne cenposer-conduetor, born
|ih. Jersey City, N. j., 81 years
ago.
Dr.. Aalhert L. Dunn of the Blu
|reau Of The Census, Washington,
noted statistician, born at New
Paris, Ohio, 81 years ago.
DR.. John A. Mackay, president
of the Princeton Theological Sem
mary, New Jersey. born in Scot
land, So years ago.
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Boys or Girls Summer Camp.
Parents who are interested in
sending their boy or girl to
camp this summer, contact
Coach N. H. Pepper. A healthy
private boys or girls camp To-
Gated in the beautiful Smoky
Mountains near Asheviile,
N. C. Private lake. and pool,
horseback riding. archery,
gym, tennis. private golf
course, canoeing, sailboat, hik-
ing, etc. Reasonable rates for
!, summer. III niayfs-stx
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Key West Sanitary Depart
ment, in cooperation with the
State Board Of Health has start-
ed q drive to try to eradicate
mosquitoes ID. Hey wsss. II was
said that one Of The first things
to be done is, to Oil ponds where
mosquitoes may breed. Residents
have been called on to keep
yards clean and 20 be careful not
to leave any receptacles in which
water may collect.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17

jane is Dhfnn4o1kh and
The attention Nf ne public
b called to the growing inns
portanee Of EloFida's, dairy
industry and urged to use
more milk and dairy prod
ucts in their daily diet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17

Four-unit apartment house, three
with four rooms and bath; one
with five rooms and bath.
Laundry room with stationary
tubs, hot and cold, running wa
ter throughout building. Apply
Apt. 2, 1918 Varela st.
> Inay12-6tx
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ykaIsfesa. Apply Pence's Barb
q. 76i Simouton. niayi3-6tx
laundry f0f. cpu} iAe1neAt gases. =
brought ~ - Fhtlda ~
1haylz-l0tx


ksents! Earn up to $500 week!
Take orders now fof Kinks fdrds
frpin stores. SIS profit every
sale. Free rack, free instruc-
ti6hs, free kit. no investment.
Hurry! Write! Stores want in
sept. Castlecraft Carts tMfrs.),
ll0 Wooster ST, NsY.C.
, may17-1tx
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Eafh $l5D weekly! Sell Nylon Hair
| Nets, variety, drug, general
st6fes. Sample gross ESQ; y
gross, $3.25. Elbee Products, 80
Irving, Place, New York.
may17-ltx
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Very desirable Highway frontage,
north end Sugar Loaf Key, ad-
joining Eddie's Fish Basket.
! Faces east. Well adapted for
trailer camp or tourist court.
See or write E. R. Lowe, P.O.
Box 81, Tavernier, Fla.
mayl5-thur-tues-sat-7t
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Coufteay. plus efficiency. equals
reliable plumbing service. ph.
853, 1929 Whitehead. A. G.
Roberts. may10-5t
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Homes Of the better Kind, imfne-
diate delivery. Business prop
erty on Duval st. Filling sta
ton, apartments and hotels, and
choice lots near Casa Marina.
Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming ST.,
Phone 1853. mayl3-5tx
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Large commercial sleeosle Soosl0'
orators with mo1oe. eonnoeonoor
and eoil. Phone ~. -

Solar water ho1oBss. I 49, -.
insuihted INK C6n - - -
small monthly poymouoes -
Lee BrnS. Neo& Ca ~ &c.
81. Phone 4. Hey Wesl IA
i ss.ss, esss tm6t15-sse-so
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checks will be available on
Thursday.
|, Gravy (Sam Goldsmith), in his
golf column III TIE Citizeh to-
day declares, ''Oie BY, the Duke
'of Rock Sound, says he aisd BIN
Fripp can beat Handsome Hofs
ace O'Bryant and Rey tade at
any time, including Sundays,
and the Handsome One replied
that there is no law ag1lnst
Royalty shooting off It's Basoo,
once In while 90
Assistant State Attorney i.
Lancelot Lester, who had been il,
! Tallahassee in the interests q
, Monroe county bonds, returned
yesterday.
Hollon Bervaldi, president Of
the Key West High school
Alumni Association, said today
that the annual reunion o.. the
association win be held Thursday
night in the High School audi
torium. IL
Mrs. Vesey A. johnson left
!, /. ..o... az. . vxtklx n.t5.
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s11ssfi6e . The Ctuzass-2&
wsealy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17

IN yHE ltW(N9r COV4F o. I'll
ELEEENTH St'DlcIAl. CIAGUtT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AVID FO1 M0NA0E COUNTY. N
CMANCERN. "
Case NJ. io&llOo
CHARLES Il. GILIsS,,4. ~. enc
Plaintiff. A.s !
VS.. DIV0NCE
MARGUERITE SPINNEYs, GILES.
e. defendant
ORDER Of PURIACKTs0S
TO: Marguerite Spinney' Giles,
AZ Mechanic Street.
Portland, Maine. -,
You are hereby required tn ap-
pear to the, Bill for Divorce filed
against you in the above styled
cause on or before the 18th dag OF
June. AID. l94I. otherwise the nj.
legations contained therein win be
taken as confessed. n -..-~.-
Done and Ordered at Key West.
Florida, this 18th day of May, AID.
l941. e
tCircuit Court Seal
ROSS G. SAWYER,
Clerk OF Circuit Court.
BY: tsd) Florence +. Sawyer.
DEPUTY Clerk.
William v. Albary.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
may l7-24-31; jun :, 1947
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Barred Rocks. White Rocks. Mn.
Reds, W. Leghorns. Red nnck
Cross $7.9S-l00. Assorted chicks
$4.00-l00. Sun Chicks. 20. nsx
81, Englishtown. N. !.
mayis-is
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NOTICEi Under FICfSTI0Us
NAME, ATATtITE
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
IN business under the fictitious
name of "kahtof's Mems Shop, In
tends to register the said. fictitious
name with the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court of Monroe County Florida.
Hated March, %, l94siss..
GLADYS MCI.BERG.
apr 26;-may 3-f0.17-24 1s4s
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lkelllIS Il 'Yp' 4

NOTICE INDEX H{skSt$ATs
N0TiCE.IS qIIERfsBYtN1FAS the1
the undersigned, desiring TO- enEate
name Of MarEds Dress Shop. al
Duval ST., Key West, Fla. intend
10 register said fictitio6s name
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of Monroe County, Florida.
rated April Is, 1887 ...,
Edna Millef.
Mary cafaballo.
s Sole Owners.
apr &c; may 3-l0-l7, 194s
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County Clerk Ross G.. Sawyer
informed The Citizen today that
he is making up q payroll for
county employees, and that
checks will be available on
Thursday.
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- go AtvoeN0o0
1 sa-IpAniy. Thompson AsonSs
1:1oL1ktlodfee, TO Remember
1:3o-Sammy Kaye Sefenade
21o-Deadline Mystery Drama
zs0 -nkolo's National VesperS
esee-WArriors OF Peace
S:34%The vaeAbohd's Quartet
A:0o-Are These Our Children?
4:SeTA6 week Around World
9s0-0ttlz Time In Afternoon
s:3e-David Harding. Counterspy
~ evsAlAs
(:oo-Drew Pearson Commentary
1;1s-New1 Summary Is Min.
~ CrS&teSt Story Ever Told
7.Go-The While Piper Skit
IsS@TAe Clock, Dramatic
e:0epetfoit Symphony Hour
&seoWAltef Winchkll Comment
9StS&AOllyW Wood Commentary
Ae0St6my Fiaiei.'S Hollywood
4s tOllc0Wofi1ap Drama Show
Guild OF the Air
Dance Hour
11OoDhnce Hand Hr.-west only
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Bids on l94l Mercury, 1916 mo-
tor, 1000 miles. As is. Inquire
I GIG Whitehead st.
mayl7t 3,
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Evinrude Cupboard Motor, 1916
Ranger. Inquire 1908 Olivia
st. nlay14-6tx
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Books for every age. Books for
every hobby. Paul Smith,
Bookseller, corner Simonton and
Eaton SITS. may12-6t
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Good bargain. Two lots. snail
house. Electricity. city -. ely
water, and god locoe1oo. ~.
f00o0. l019 AGafyafet -.
msvle-oas
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IL houses and lot, 100 feet deep,
90 feet front. 1913 Virginia St.
Price, $1,000 cash. Mrs. Ruth
Cruz. mayl5-3tx
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Diamond duet, size S, worth $3.50,
s. sacrificing for $3.50. Phone
,422-J. mayl2-st*
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'l942 Buick Roadmaster Sedan
cite, 2-tone gray, good condi-
ton, radio, heater. Inquire
1889 Poinciana. may15-3tx
Nogales international., 1947-01-10
,S.P. President
Nogales Visitor

A. T. Mercier of San Francisco,
president of the Southern Pacific
Railroad company, was Nogales
visitor Tuesday en- route to Mexico.
Discussing the railroads chief
problem, new equipment Mercier
said that the vicious circle of pro-
duction difficulties was slowing the
delivery of badly needed rolling
stock, notably freight and passenger
cars.
Steel mills cannot gear to full pro-
duction because they lack ore; the
railroads cannot furnish sufficient
cars to haul ore because they lack
the cars. The same situation con-
fronts the lumber companies of the
Pacific Northwest, Mercier said.
However, everybody is doing all
they can to speed things up to a
return of normal production and,
meanwhile, the public seems to un-
derstand the situation pretty thor
oughly and is sympathetic with in
dustry's troubles" MERCER said.
Nogales international., 1947-01-10
STUDENTS RETURN
TO STATE UNIVERSITY

Among students who returned to
Tucson Sunday to resume their
studies at the University of Arizona
after spending the holidays in No
gales were Misses Mary Ann Myers,
Mary Allen Smith, Frances Ellen
Carroon, Martha Ann Frazier, Mar
garet Wise, Irene Peterson, Virginia
Harrison, Nancy Masteller, Thalia,
Ephterpe and Katherine Panas;
Messrs. Herb. Chatham, Earl Pot
finger, John Peterson, Johnny Mora,
AL Larson, Rudy Grijalva, Henry
Aviles, Jim Macris, Frank Rios, Gill
bert Noriega, AL Ezree, Ed Titcomb,
Charles Smith, George Franklin,
Peter Saldamando, O. A. Smith,
Gene Sykes and Bill Crydermann.
Nogales international., 1947-01-10
Fire Department
AnSwerS 2 Calls

The Nogales Fire Department an
Swered two alarms Monday.
At 3:15 in the afternoon, trash
and an oil drum caught fire between
the Nogales Cheshire Motors and
the Foxworth-Killen lumber yard.
The blaze was extinguished quickly
with no damage done.
The second alarm at 8:15 pm. was
at the j. Rodriguez home, 129 Bost-
wick Court, which was caused by a
heater. Captain Ralph Woodhouse
reported slight damage.
Nogales international., 1947-01-10
BERNADEEN SHUMAKE
WEEDS TUCSONAN

Miss Bernadeen Shumake, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Shumake
OF Patagonia, married Hector Ger
vantes of Tucson on Nov. goth in
NogaleS, Sonora, it was announced
this week. They are residing in
Tucson where Cervantes is employed
by the Santa Rita Hotel. The bride
graduate of Patagonia High School
attended college at Tempe and Flag
staff, and recently has been employ
ed in the county recorders office at
Tucson.
Nogales international., 1947-01-10
LEGAL NOTICE
Application For TreaSurer'S Deed
TREASURER'S OFFICE
Santa Cruz County,

santa cruz county,
State of Arizona
Notice is hereby given that Joe
Kane, has applied for treasurer S
deed to the following described real
property, owned by Ben & Mary
Powell, and situated in Santa Cruz
County, State of Arizona.
DESCRIPTION
Town of Patagonia, Lots 9-10-11-
12-13-14-15, Block I. Also Tract
North of Block I, ft. 100 it.
which, on the 18th day of February,
1899, was sold to State of Arizona,
for taxes, interest, penalties and
charges amounting to Fifty-eight
dollars and forty cents. If redemp-
ton according to law be not made
before the 18th day of February,
1947, I will convey said premises to
such applicant or his assigns.
G. MIGNARDOT,
Treasurer of Santa Cruz
County, State of Arizona.
(Pub. Jan. 10, II, 194O
Nogales international., 1947-01-10
Death Claims
Mrs. S. Mastick

Mrs. Simon Mastick, wife of Simon
Mastick, operator of the Monte
Carlo Dairy, passed away January
1st at her home as the result of a
heart attack following child birth.
She was born in San Ignacio,
Sinaloa, Mexico, and had resided in
Nogales for the past 20 years.
Funeral services were held on
January 4th with burial following in
the Nogales cemetery.
She is survived by her husband,
a daughter Virginia, and a son
Simon, Jr.
Nogales international., 1947-01-10
HARRY DREWIEN
NOGALES VISITOR

Harry T. Drewien, wife, and son
and daughter, of Bellflower, Calf,
formerly of Nogales, and brother,
Roderick Drewien of San Francisco,
arrived here Sunday from Los Mo-
CHS where they spent the holidays
with the Two Drewien brothers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. william Drewien.
They are guests at the Lee Edge
home on the Tucson road. Harry
Drewien moved away from here in
1941.
Nogales international., 1947-01-10
5 Mentioned
For {. Of c. Job

At least five persons are mention
ed for the post of manager of the
Santa Cruz County Chamber Of
Commerce TO succeed Harry Ham
bleton, resigned.
They are Raymond Earhart, Lloyd
Ledford. D. G. Scott, R. G. H. Cow
|ington and Clell Schrader.
Nogales international., 1947-01-10
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY

A burglar attempted to break into
the home of Pete Versus, 531 Craw-
ford street, early Monday evening.
The burglar entered the house from
the rear by tearing off screen win
dow and was scared away before
stealing anything.