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MINUTES OF AN .!'illJOURNED REGULAR MEETING
O~ THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
Chula Vista, California
Held Tuesday July 20, 1954
The City Council met in the Council Chambers at City Hall on the above
date at 7:00 P.M., with the following Councilmen present:
Councilmen: Rader, Halferty, Riesland, Hobel, DeWolfe
Absent: None
Also present: City Administrator Floyd, Assistant to the City Engineer
Johnson, Cit;y Attorney 11. Campbell
Invocation was led by Reverend B. E. Reed
~ndings on 1911 Act
'Iayor Halferty explained that the hearing of protests on the 1911 Act
was closed as of the Council meeting held July 13, 1954. However, because of
an advertisement inserted in the daily papers by an ano~'IIlous property owner,
the public was erroneously advised to be present to protest. Property owners
in the district would therefore be again given an opportunity to be heard if
they had anything further to add that was not already previously covered.
Mayor Halferty added that it is the intention of the Council to visit,
as a group, those sites on which protests had been registered, in order to
determine whether or not certain changes should be made in the engineering plans
for the good of the individuals concerned, as well as the City as a whole.
Monday and Tuesday, July 26th and 27th are being set aside for this purpose.
L~s. W. H. Farrel, 381 D. Street stated that the main objection was not
to the 1911 Act improvements as a whole, but to the manner in which it is being
presented to the pubLic. The public has had no time to consider and study
the matter.
Commander Farrel objected to the presence of an outside attorney on a
local matter. He stated that he doesn't want to object to the improvements,
but jet to the manner in which the Council is going about it. Every letter
of Division 7 of the 1911 Act is being carried out by the Council, but the spirit
of presenting it is wrong. Council, he continued, should have gone directly
to the people and visited the sites personally before drawing up a Resolution
of Intention.
Other comments by the people in the audience:
1. Request was made for an explanation of the newspaper item quoting Mayor
Halferty as saying that the Council'~ hands are tied. The Mayor answered
that, by law, as soon as proceedings are stated by Resolution of Intention
the Council must go ahead.
2. Mrs. Little declared that the tax rate for Chula Vista is oVer $7.00 in
spite of Oouncilman Hobel's denial at previous public hearing. Mayor
Halferty explained that City of Chula Vista tax rate is $1.68, and that the
Chula Vista City Council has no control over County, School, and other taxes.
3. In talking with assessment engineer, one property owner got the impression
that each property mYner registering protest is counted as one, such as
husband and wife. Mayor Halferty answered that he did not know the answer
to that. The protestant declared that poor planning is the cause for
dissension to the 1911 Act.
4. Are there some properties in district not subject to assessment?
Hamilton: All property in district is subject to assessment. All public
property except Federal and State owned property is subject to assessment unless
City Council decides otherwise. By law, Federal Government property cannot be
assessed. In the present case, the Council has decided to assess public property.
5. One property owner would like an explanation as to the extent that corner
properties would be assessed, and if adjacent properties would share in
assessment of intersections.
Hamilton: All properties to be assessed according to benefits received.
Council has it within power to elect that intersection assessments be shared
on an equitable basis.
6. If the public had known that the 1911 Act assessment was coming up, they
would not have voted in additional school bonds and the new Recreational
Center Bonds, which were thought necessary at that time for the benefit of
all the City.
Councilman Rader asked advioe of legal Counsel: Would like to know what the
prospects were for reopening the public hearings. He felt that the great
majority of the people did not register their protests.
Hanilton: Several avenues legally open to Council at this time:
1. They can abandon proceedings in their entirety if, in the opinion of the
Council, it is justified.
2. If the City Council desires to substantially change the plans and specifica-
tions in some respects, it would be necessary to adopt a new Resolution of
Intention and declare new public hearings thereon.
3. If the Council feels it advisable, they have the power to order proceedings
exactly as the original Resolution of Intention states
4. The Council can go forward with the present setup, taking up each individual
problem, and making changes as work progresses, giving hearings on the
changes.
Counoilman Rader inquir"d of the attorney if he would advise starting from scratch
or leaving it stand as it is, and make changes later. He stated he feels that
the major portion of the work should be done, but that the entire program should
be stopped at present, in order to give each member an opportunity for personal
survey, and come up with a new Resolution.
Hamilton replied that he cannot tell (~uncil what to do, only can advise what
legal procedures may be taken.
Report by Mr. Currie of Currie Engineering
Total area within the Assessment District subjeot to assessment is
31,131,860 square feet.
The Engineers, after carefully checking all written protests by area
concluded that the area represented by protests was 6,577,007 square feet, or
21.126% of the entire area in ~~e District subject to assessment.
Mayor Halferty, at this point, declared further comments on 1911 Act will be
closed until after balance of items on Agenda are disposed of:
ORDINANCE No. 496 - Approving Annexation of Country Club Manor- 2nd reading
It was moved by Councilman De';'lolfe, seconded by Councilman Riesland, and
carried, that Ordinance No. 496 be placed on its second reading.
After the reading of the title, it was moved by Councilman DeWolfe, seconded by
Councilman Hiesland, and carried, that the reading of the text be waived and
the Ordinance adopted. The Ordinance was adopted by the following vote, to-wit:
AYES: Councilmcn Riesland, DeWolfe, Hobel, Rader, Halferty
Noes: None
Absent: None
ORDINANCE No. 495 - Intention to close portion of Guava Avenue-2nd reading
It was moved by Councilman Riesland, seconded by Councilman DeWolfe, and
carried, that Ordinance 1/0. 495 be placed on its second reading. After the
reading of the title, it was moved by Councilman Riesland, seconded by Counoilman
DeWolfe, the Ordinanoe was adopted by the follo'iÍng vote, to-wit:
AYES: Councilmen Riesland, DeWolfe, !lobel, Rader, Halferty
Noes: None
Absent: None
VREQUE..'3T FOR TAXI...cAB LICENSE - Harmil, Inc.
A letter from fIr. Harold Rogers, Harmil, Inc. requesting ten taxi-cab
licenses for operation of a taxi company to be known as "Harmil, Inc., dba
Chula Vista Chula Vista Cab Company" was read.
At this point Mayor Halferty called a ten minute recess in order to get some
of the overflow crowd outside, and to inform those outside that the 1911 Act
hearings had been closed.
The letter from Harmil, Inc. was referred to the City Attorney and the
Chief~~olice for further study.
RESOLUTION No. 1582- Approving agreement for Pound Services - 1954-55
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Offered by Councilman DeWolfe, read in full, passed, adopted and approved
by the following vote, to-wit:
AYES: Councilmen niesland, DeWolfe, Hobel, Rader, Halferty
Noes: None
Absent: None
RESOLUTION No. 1583 - Approving agreement with City of San Diego utilizing
Radio Stateion K1~ 363
Offered by Councilman Hobel, read in full, passed, adopted and approved
by the follo,ring vote, to-wit:
AYF..8: Councilmen Riesland, DeVlolfe, Hobel, Rader, Halferty
Noes: ¡¡one
Absent: None
RESOLUTION No. 1584 - Accepting subordination of encumbrance
Offered by Councilman DeWolfe, read in full, passed, adopted and approved
by the following vote, to-wit:
AYES: Councilmen Riesland, DeWolfe, Hobel, Rader, Halferty
Noes: None
Absent: ¡¡one
~PROVAL OF CIVIL SERVICE Recommendations for classifications, compensation plan,
as amer~ed for fiscal year 1954-1955
It was moved by Councilman Riesland, seconded by Councilman DeWolfe, and
carried, that Civil Service recommendations for 1954-1955 be approved
v- REPORT - On recommendation of Planning Commission on Zoning Country Club Hills
No. 1 and Country Club Park No.2
Text of Resolution No. 43 by Plarming Commission was read in full.
No action taken by Council at this time.
V"AFPROVAL - Rules & Regulations of Parks & Recreation Commission
It was moved by Councilman Hobel, seconded by CounoiL"1Ian Rader, and carried,
that the City Council approve the Rules and Regulations set up by the Parks and
Reoreation Conmission.
~ APPOINTMENT - Four Planning Commission Members
The name of Archie A. Young, 588 National Avenue, Chula Vista was offered
by Mayor Halferty as a man he approached, and who expressed a willingness and
interest in beooming a Planning Commission L~mber
It was moved by Councilman Riesland, seconded by Councilman Rader, and
unanimously carried, that the following Planning Commission members be reappointed:
C. :1. Farris until 1957
Claude F. Henninger " 1956
Eugene Trook "1956
also, that Archie A. Young be appointed to replace John Smith, and his tenure of
office to extend until 1958.
~/ APPOINTMENT of Civil Service Member
After reading the names of three prospective members offered at the
Council meeting held June 29, 1954, it was moved by Councilman Hobel, seconded
by Councilman Rader, and carried, that J. D. Peters be appointed to the Civil
Service Commission to replace William Eckhart as City Council representative.
Councilman Rader offered the name of Dr. Oren Smith, subject to further
questioning as to wi.llingness to serve, to replaoe Col. Dillon on the Civil
Service Commission.
Councilman DeWolfe suggested that appointment of an additional member to
replace Col. Dillon be delayed until the Council had an opportunity to review
Council meeting.
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~'APPOINTMENT of Harbor Commission Member
Councilman DeWolfe offered the name of Col. Dillon to replace Herbert v.
Bryant on the Harbor Commission.
It was moved by Councilman Riesland, seconded by Councilman Hobel, and
unanimously carried that Col. Dillon be appointed to the Harbor Commission for
a full term.
ORDINANCE No. 497 - Food Handlers examinations - first reading
It was moved by Councilman Riesland, seconded by Councilman DeWolfe, and
carried, that the Ordinance be placed on its first reading. It was thereupon
read in full.
4. REQUEST - by Chamber of Commerce
Mr. ì,alter P. Davis, Secretary of Chula Vista Chamber of Commerce,
requested that the first reading of Ordinance amending Ordinances Nos. 370
and 448 covering parking meters be delayed 60 days so that the Chief-of-Police
and merchants can determine what to do with the courtesy parking tiokets.
It was moved by Councilman Hobel, seconded by Councilman DeWolfe, and
Unanimously carried, that the request of the Chamber of Commerce letter dated
July 9th be granted, and that the matter be tabled for 60 days.
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BELLA VISTA HEIGHTS - Tentative Map
It was moved by Councilman Riesland, seconded by Councilman DeWolfe and
unanimously carried, that the Tcntative Map of Bella Vista Heights Subdivision
be approved, subject to improvements required by Section 7 of the Subdivision
Ordinance and heretofore approved by the PlannL~g Commission.
V'" OBJECTION - Reinstatement of Harland King on Police Force
Jack Murphy, 500 block Parkway, protested the reinstatement of Harland
King on the Chula Vista Police Fbrce. In his opinion this matter of King's
guilt should have been left up to the grand jury. Things will come to a
boiling point when King takes it upon himself to issue so much as a minor
traffic violation ticket. Public opinion is against him. The matter of the
charges against him have been overlooked, and thus flaunted in the pUblic's
face. Does not think a man like that should be on the police force.
Mayor Halferty replied that, in accordance with Civil Service rules, the
Council had no alternative than to reinstate Harland King.
City Attorney M. Campbell added that, if someone should come up with
definite evidence and proof were presented, the matter could again be opened
up and charges preferred.
VADDITIONAL DISCUSSION - on 19l1 Act.
Mrs. Rita Smith commented as follows:
1. Such a thing as human feelings should have entered into the
proceedings.
Complimented one member of Council who apparently feels the
needs of the property 01Yners.
Some people hcsitated to sign the protests because they were
ignorant of the facts. The signs posted around town were not
vmrded clearly.
Inquired if it were necessary for the gentlemen from Los Angeles
to come in to the Council meetings at the expense of taxpayers.
Halferty explained that inasmuch as Mr. Hamilton worked on a percentage
the cost would be the same whether he came down once or twelve times.'
Inquired if any Councilman said that tonight's meeting was
a closed meeting.
Mayor Halferty answered "no".
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Some inquired as to whether or not each property owner would be contacted
personally on the Council's tour next Monday and Tuesday? Mayor Halferty
replied that the sites would be visited about which protests were reoeived.
Another view expressed was that the people should be contacted personal¡Y
and given another chance to send in written protests.
A comment was made on the condition of the streets, and inquiry was
made as to why they are not kept up by the Street Department, so that repaving
would not be required.
Mayor Halferty replied that with the limited personnel available and
the limited budget amounts, such a program could not be followed.
At present, Councilman niesland added, street repairs are costing the
City upwards of $50,000. yearly.
One member of the audience suggested that the District be divided into
small sections and a representative from each section be appointed to meet
with the Council. District is too large to hear all sides and problems at
one hearing.
The point that trees were to be removed at approximately $100. a piece
would detract from the beauty of the City.
A cOnu:Jent was made regarding the proposed width of iioodlawn Avenue-
a forty foot street in one block and sixty foot width in the next block.
It was explained by City Administrator Floyd that the railroad company donated
land for the widening in that block where street is proposed at sixty
foot width.
The question was asked as to why the sidewalk could not be extended to
the curb on Flower Street off of Fourth Avenue.
Diagonal parking at the Junior High School should be continued with
indented curb on G. Street,
Yfuat is to prevent runoff of water on Second Avenue between D. Street
and Chula Vista Streets? ,hat will be done to hold up the sidewalks?
1Vhy ts 31 feet being taken from property owners on one side of street
and only 2! feet from other side of street?
City Administrator Floyd explained the original subdivider on opposite
side of street dedicated the extra footage to the City.
Mr..lhrk t~ney, Realtor st~tcd that he believed the trouble lies in
the fact that the property ~Nners were not properly informed, and should
have means of educating themselves. This might be done through newspaper
articles or by means of pamphlets to be tI!Jlde available to the public.
Above all people want to know how much it is going to cost them.
Councilman Hobel summarized that the cOImnents made by protestants at
the Council meeting 'of Jul;r 13th, indicated that they were not made on a
common sense basis. People are seeking answers to their questions. Because
of noise of crowd, answers could not be given. It is his recommendation that
several days - possibly six or seven in a row be given to study on the spot,
those areas in District under protest. He believes if people are given the
opportunity for a thorough explanation of the 1911 Act, 90% of them would be
in favor of it. The people are entitled to know. He recommends that an
educational brochure be worked out for distribution to all property owners.
l~s. R. v.. Beasley inquired as to when the Council planned on starting
on the area south of G. street in order to form another 1911 Act District.
Former Planning Commission L!ember Mohr stated that under normal 1911
Act prooedure, smaller districts are formed. Such introduotion does not
originate from the Council, but rather from the property owners.
Mayor Halferty, in answer to Mrs. Beasley's question regarding the south
half of the City in connection with 19l1 Act improvements stated that the
City Council plans to institute proceedings immediately on the properties
south of G. Street, so that those taxpayers in northern section of City are
not burdened ,vith street repairs in southern half of City.
City Administrator Floyd suggested that the people would be advised by
pamphlet and newspapers, and requested Council to authorize him to put out
the literature.
It was moved by Councilman Hobel, seconded by Councilman DeWolfe and
unanimously carried that City Administrator Floyd prepare a brochure explain-
ing the 1911 Act to each and every property owner in the District.
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all property owners in the City be mailed such literature, and offer~d the
assistance of the Chamber of Commerce in getting them out. Mr. Davis
stated that in figuring bonds for the improvements, a twenty year general bond
at the rate of 3% would cost $266 for pavement of 30 feet on a 50 foot lot,
including interest and under the 1911 Act similar cost would be $200.
lli"TTER - Nell Dunseith - 665 D. Street
Councilman Riesland read a letter from Nell Dunseith expressing favor
of the 1911 Act. It is pressure such as these that prompted Councilmen to
start the proceedings.
RESOLUTION No. 1585 - Exercising option to purchase Country Club Park Trunk
Line Sewer
Offered by Councilman DeWolfe, read in full, passed, adopted and approved
by the following vote, to-wit:
AYES: Councilmen Riesland, DeWolfe, !lobel, Rader, Halferty
Noes: None
Absent: None
V" PURCHASE OF CAR for B1lilding Inspector
It was moved by Councilman Riesland, seconded by Councilman Rader and
unanimously carried, that the City AdrGÌnistrator purchase a 1949 Chevrolet for
$400.00
ADJOURNJÆ8!IT It was moved by Councilman Hobel, seconded by Councilman ~ader,
and unanimously carried, that the meeting adjourn sine die.
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John Fox, 54 Bonita street objected to six inohes additional asphalt pavement
on Bonita Street.n He believes it should be done with gas"tax funds as it is
a main thoroughfare.
"'IS. H. D. Fish, 147 Fourth Avenue stated gas tax money should be used on Fourth
Avenue because of trucks and buses.
P. E. Seely, 103 Guava Avenue asked the interest rate to be charged. Attorney
Hamilton explained in detail the manner in which the improvements might be paid for.
Ray Chalmers, 237 Glover Avenue inquired as to how long improvements would last.
Engineer of work Mr. Currie stated fifteen to twenty years.
Mrs. Rita smith, 531 Flower street objects to Flower Street being improved.
Peter McKiernen, 305 Fourth Avenue asked if ir.1provements on the railroad twenty foot
right-of-way adjoining his house would be assessed to the Railway Company.
!!llyor Halferty answered in the affirmative.
William Slinkard, 374 G. street asked if the 1911 Act program was to be extended
south of G. Street. He was told it would. He objected to the tearing up of
present streets and sidewalks.
Mona Karenburg, 30 F. Street objected to the removing of Pepper trees on F. Street,
as property values would be decreased.
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There being no other persons desiring to protest, Mayor Halferty asked
if anyone present wished to speak in favor of the 1911 Act proceedings.
C. H. Farris, 189 Brightwood Avenue was heartily in favor of the 19l1 Aot, stating
it was the only V(ay to get the job done.
Jack MUrphy, 569 Parkway was in favor of paving Parkway.
Albert Sohnepf, 482 D. Street thought the plan was excellent way of getting needed
improvements and could not see any reason why the plan should not be successful.
Warren Capaoh, 212 Fifth Avenue objeoted to paying again for improvements made just
five years ago.
Mrs. A. P. Beasley, 432 Parkway asked for a meeting for those who want 1911
Act Improvements.
C. M. Sheridan, 120 Brightwood Avenue presented petition with seventeen names
in protest.
1~. Steck of the San Diego Contractors Association commented on the manner of
conducting the meeting and good choice of attornies and engineers, remarking it
is a wise time to do paving as contractors are available. Mr. S.teck was of the
opinion bids, when called, would indicate a great reduotion in price over those
estimated figures of the assessment engineer.
P. E. Pinkham, 121 Madison Avenue remarked that this step 3hould have been taken
years ago in order for the City to progress. He is heartily in favor of the plan.
Councilman Hobel stated that much thinking should be done on the subjeot; that
many good points and legitimate protests were presented; that the Council was
unable to determine the oost of each individual improvement at this time. He
stated that the City Council must make a complete study of the written protests
and then make a decision.
It was moved by Councilman Hobel, seconded by Councilman Riesland, and
carried, that the hearings be continued and that the Co~~cil adjourn to the
Council Chambers at 12:30 A.M. for conclusion of the hearings.
The Council re-assembled in the Council Chambers at 12:30 A.M. with the
following members present:
Councilmen Hobel, Rader, Halferty, Riesland, DeWolfe
A)Jsent: None
The Mayor then stated that this was the time and plaoe for the oontinued
hearings under Resolution No. 1565. No persons present indioated a desire to
protest or to be heard.
It was moved by Councilman Hobel, seoonded by Councilman Riesland, and
Unanimously carried, that the public hearing on the 1911 Act Assessment District
No. 3 - 1954 be closed.
ORDINANCE No. 496 - Approving annexation of Country Club Manor - first reading
It was moved by Counoilman DeWolfe, seoonded by Councilman Rader, and
unanimously carried, that Ordinance No. 496 be plaoed on its first reading.
It was thereupon read in full.
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ORDINANCE No. 4195 - Amending Zoning Ordinance to Zone Country Club Park No. 1
Second reading
It was moved by Councilman DeWolfe, seconded by Counoilman Riesland,
and unanimously carried, that Ordinanoe No. 495 be placed on its second reading
and that the title only be read. The Ordinance was thereupon adopted by the
following vote, to-wit:
AYES: Councilmen Robel, Rader, Halferty, Riesland, DeWolfe
Noes: None
Absent: None
ORDINANCE No. 498 - Intention to vacate portion of Guava Avenue - First reading
It was moved by Councilman Riesland, seoonded by Councilman Robel, and
unanimously carried, that Ordinanoe No. 498 be plaoed on its first reacting.
It was thereupon read in full.
RESOLUTION No. 1580 - Vista Housing Purchase application
by the
AYES:
Noes:
Absent:
Offered by Councilman Hobel, read in full, passed, adopted and approved
follovdng vote, to-wit:
Counoilmen Hobel, Rader, Halferty, Riesland, DeWolfe
None
None
PÆSOLUTION No. 1581 - Dedicating Mall for street purposes
Offered by Councilman Riesland, read in full, passed, adopted and
approved by the following vote, to-wit:
AYES 1 Councilmen Hobel, Rader, Halferty, Riesland, DeWolfe
Noes 1 None
Absent: None
ADJOURNMENT
It was moved by Counoilman DeW·olfe, seconded by Counoilman Rader, and
carried, that the meeting adjourn to Tuesday July 20, 1954 at 7100 P.M.
Kenneth P. Campbell, City Clerk
City of Chula Vista
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Protests from 699 property owners
Aohter, ~idney 26D D. st.
Adkinson, Nola O. D67 G. st.
Agatucoi, Louis 4Db Marietta st.
Albritton, Amos H. 689 Chula Vista t>t.
Aloumbraok, Lyle 261 Garrett Ave.
Alcumbraok, 1!'ranoes M. n n
Allen, Mrs. Gladls L. 190 CY"Press t>t.
Alsobrook, Benjamin R.: l~i Guava Ave.
Alsoorook, Ben R. 1~6 Guava Ave.
Franois M. 126 Guava Ave.
Ander s oDlp John D. DiG Hillto"p Dr.
Ailderson, Mrs. John D. r:"n n
Anderson, T. R. 148 Fourth Ave.
AndersOn, Nadine L. n n
Andrews, A. A. ~(iI;¡ G. St.
Andrews, Mrs. A. A. n n
Arnold, Amos J. ó~i F. St.
Arnold, Cresenzia D74 Firth Ave.
Augustus, Lossie H. 699 ];. St.
l~b Second Ave.
219 Landis Ave.
7~ Center St.
153 Quava Ave.
453 Casselman st.
235 Ash Ave.
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Baohman, RUbl
Bailey, F. IV.
Bai t" Mason
Bailey, Norris
Baldwin, Merritt A.
Baldwin, ~lizabeth Jane
Baldwin, Victor D.
Baker, Jack O.
Barker, W. K.
Bartlett, Oliver fl.
Bartlett, Muriel J.
Batterman, Shirley
Bates, A. ~.
Bates, lÆrs. A. 1:!l.
Banal, H. C.
Bandy, 'f ina
Beasley, A. P.
Beasley, Halbert M.
Beasley, Helen P.
Bauer, J. M.
Bauer, huth L.
Beaclle ,ilillara R.
Beadle, Pauline L.
Bean, Florence D.
Benn~tt, Robert F.
Belliveau, Joseph '. A.
Belliveau, Dorotha l~.
Bendiokson, G. L.
Berger, Herbert 1.
Berger, Sarah F.
Berman, Mrs. G.
Berlinger, ~lla
Bell, Calvin A.
3ell, Helen A.
BernaskY, A. II.
Bernasl~, Gerala1ne
~la1!', John :;.
Blerowley, Mrs. Glad."s ]3.
Bigg~, W. II.
Biggs, Itrs. Lillie
Bisbee, R. M.
Bisbee, Helene
Bissell, Chester H.
Bissell, Lorna I.
Bishop, Henry L.
Bishop, Ruth B.
Boach, Fred K.
Board, Jaok S.
Board, Laura
Boensoh, 1~s. Minna
Booth, l~s. J. J.
442 1,'arietta st.
23 K. st.
210 SeaVale st.
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b84 E. st.
~22 I,andis Ave.
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616 Chula Vista st.
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46:¿ T'nrkway
;?71 Fi:rtb Ave.
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107 Guava Ave.
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180 Corte líar ia
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4b~ Gasselman :-:it.
1~8 rll'win Oaks Ave.
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160 Fontebello ~)t .
680 D. St.
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439 Fern ~Jt .
190 National Ave.
119 Brie:htwoOQ Avo.
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~~6 Ash Aye.
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97 Flower st .
1"1') Cedar Ave.
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621 Chula Vista st.
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243 Glover Ave.
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122 Fourth Ave.
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Boltz, C. o.
Boltz, Carl
Bruce, ~dna M.
Brown, James 11.
Braoey, Donald
Braoey, John
Brixey, ~lizsbeth
Brown, F. J.
Brown, Clarence V.
Brown, .l!:thel G.
Browne, Ii ill O.
Browne, ,Yards S.
B1tlord, Arlo F.
Buford, Frances E.
Butn'ti~, Marguerite
Bunt i~, Agne s
Burns, May B.
Butqh~r, Helene
Bush, ~lmo O.
Mrs. Elmo Q. Bush
Burt, Russell R.
Bunt zen , Roy F.
Bunt zen, Agnes V.
Butterworth, Ûharles
Butterworth, Oatherine
Buf:f1ngt on, Ada
Burris, Frank I.
Burri s, V. O.
Bush, ¡oseph
Butler, Rayford
CalTin, .{alter P.
CalTin, Agnes B.
Capp, Robert
Carr, L. O.
Carr, Bula 1.
Causton, Jessie C.
C~pbell, Edwin
Camp be 11, Mona
Campbell, Al
Campbell, Mabel
Campbell, Murray M.
Cahill ,.Ial ter
Campigitto, Arl~ne
Cappos, Mrs. James
Chapman, Helen F.
Charest, Mildred E.
Chadwick, M. R.
Chalmers, 1~s. Roy
Chase, Don M.
Chase, Murie B.
Chapman, B. C.
Childers, John C.
Childers, Pearl
Chatfield, Frarur L.
Church of Christ
Chula Vista City 0chool District
Vlark, J,. P.
Clark, Hargaret J.
Clark, Byron 5.
Clarkson, Charles H.
Couture, Frederic E.
Copeland,!I. D.
Copeland, Emma
COhner, Leo H.
Cole, Robt. C.
Colwell, Gertrude L.
Corral, Harold N.
Copeland, Samuel Jr.
Conard, C. R.
Conard, Edna P.
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115 Brightwood A1e.
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54 F. St.
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74 F. St.
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134 Twin Oaks Circle
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119 GuaTa Ave.
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216 Ash ATe.
404 Hilltop Dr.
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446 Fern st.
26 Bonita st.
194 G. St.
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Cooper, Clarence C.
Cornish, Clifforá A.
Cornish, Gladys L.
Connol11, James
Connolly, Edna
Cowherd, Earl C.
Cooper, "Ernest L.
Cooper, 1~s. ~ugenia
Connoley, \/illia.m B.
Connoley, Virginia L.
Copp, Renr,. N.
Copp, Glad1s D.
Curry, Jessie A.
Commins, RaTe 11 a
Cox, Albert B.
Curr1, Joseph E.
Curry, Lora E.
Cummins, James
Crowther, Rupert E.
Crowther, Anna J.
166 .l:':lCler Ave.
18b Madrona st.
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416 .1:':. St.
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170 Garretteee~ep;-~p~ee~-L.
670 Hilltop Dr.
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256 Landis Ave.
330 Twin Oaks Ave.
~31 Beech Ave.
60 National Ave.
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247 D. St.
160 Corte Maria
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Dale_th, l~ron J.
Dalseth, M'rs. M. J.
D'Amico, Edward
DaTila, Phillip G.
Davila, priscilla C.
Davison, Minnie L.
Daughtery, Gerald E.
Daughtery, Jean E.
Daum, D. J.
Derrick, Harriet ]'.
De Be 1101 , O. H.
DeBelloy, Mrs. O.H
Delano, Chritine M.
Denningt on, Jr. J. \i .
Dennington, Jr.-Lois A
Dickerson, Donala F.
Dickerson, Mrs. D.F.
Dines, }¡~s. Mayme
DeB01er, l~s. C. C.
DeBoyer, C. C.
Dittman, Pans1
Dillane, "U. P.
Dilla.ne, Ada H.
Dobson, C. E.
Dobson, 1Jrs. C.E
DOke1, RenT,. L.
lioke1, Doris
Dunkelberger, O. W.
Bunkelberger, Elsie M.
Dupree, Daniel G.
DuPree, lœs. Daniel G.
Dyson, Ralph Sr.
Dyson, Robt. Y. Jr.
Dyson, Mrs. R. V. Jr.
114 Guava Ave.
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226 Ash Ave.
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18b Corte Helena
248 Del Mar.
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240 Glover Ave.
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249 Garrett Ave.
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209 D. St.
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106 GuaTa ATe.
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.l:':ggler, paul J:i:. 229 Glover ATe.
Eitzen, Mrs. Louise M. 2~8 Del Mar ATe.
.l:':lkerton, ,villiam H. 26b Garrett Ave.
Elkerton, Diana n "
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Ellis, Raymond 139 .l:':lder ATe.
Everman, T. o. 176 ]j'01trth Ave.
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Farrel, Eleanor
~ernley, Mrs. W. D.
Fender, L. L.
Fender, Mrs. L. L.
Ferguson, Wm. J.
Ferguson, Mary E.
Fish, H. D.
Fish, Beatrice L.
Fisher, Royden K.
Fisher, Joyoe W.
Finwall, Gordon J.
Finwall, Margaret A.
Floodberg, Oscar T.
Floodberg, Esther C.
Floyd, Mrs. J. O.
Fowler, Emory L.
Fowler, Mildred R.
Foroe, Eleanor M.
Ford, Dorothy J.
Frenoh" Ralph 1.
Freeman, A.
Freeman, Mrs. A.
Frank, Kay
Froede, Alfred G.
Froede, Martha M.
Fuson, Rex
381 D. st.
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447 Marietta st.
206 Landis Ave.
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164 Corte Maria
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147 Fourth Ave.
160 Brightwood Ave.
106 Garrett Ave.
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67 E. st.
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83 Monte Vista
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179 Cypress st.
186 Second Ave.
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185 E. st.
215 Ash Ave.
319 Madrona st.
150 Landis Ave.
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629 Chula Vista st.
ll9 Elder Ave.
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284 Landis Ave.
Gardner, Mrs. Margaret
Galka, Michael
Galka, Carolyn J.
Gavin, James P.
Garrow, Ford.c.
Gautereaux, Mrs. Jean M.
Gerringer, Theodore
Gilstrap, R. M.
Gilstrap, A. M.
Gibb, Walter H.
Gibson, Martin D.
GiBson, Mrs. Martin D.
Gladney, Ruth L.
Goodner, Robert E.
Goodner, Edna
Grady, Robert J.
Grady, Elizabeth A.
Green, Frank W.
Green, Lillie A.
Gran, Bessie R.
Gray, Otis L.
Gray, Helen H.
Grey, Walter J.
Grey, Mary D.
Green, John M.
Greenfield, Leonard C.
Greenfield, Mrs. L. C.
Greenhagen, Riva W.
Greenhagen, C. W.
Gron, C. D.
Grutzmacher, Julius W.
Grutzmaoher, Ernza
Gustafson, R. ().
Guerrini, Peter
Guerrini, Concetta
Guilbert, O. W.
Guilbert, AJJry N.
226 D. st.
181 Corte Maria
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538 MacIntosh st.
88 Monte Vista
438 D. st.
211 Beech Ave.
216 Beech Ave.
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244 Garrett Ave.
67 Center st.
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176 Second Ave.
161 Brightwood Ave.
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221 Ash Ave.
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35 Woodlawn Ave.
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123 Elder Ave.
456 D. st.
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133 Brightwood Ave.
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122 Landis Ave.
386 G. st.
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319 F. st.
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639 Chula Vista st.
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Hardy, Faun A.
Hauk, George L.
Hanan, C. R.
Hazard, Frederiok S.
Hazard, Irene ~.
Hansen, Alfred W.
Hansen, Augusta A.
Hannah, Linna
Hannah, Edward
Hartge, Paul H.
Hartge, Julia
Hagenbaoh, George
Hardesty, Lois V.
Hawkenson, Frances
Hall, Raymond T.
Hallahan, Michael
Hallahan, Margaret E.
Hamilton, Howard L.
Hamilton, Dorothy R.
Hankins, I~s. E. H.
Hathaway, Donald W.
Hathaway, Anastasia C.
Harper, Paul
Harpe r, Pauline
Hansen, Milton R.
Haneen, B. Irene
Hamilton, Jack D.
Hamilton, Mrs. Jack D.
Hartman, Valerie A.
Helm, Karl H.
Helm, F"'rn C.
Herren, Ben E.
Hendrickson, G. L.
Herren, Anne M.
Helland, Adrian
Helland, Minerva
Henninger, Claude F.
Henninger, Lulu E.
Henderson, Walter L.
Henderson, Elma F.
Hooper, Marshall J.
Hobson, Joe W.
Hobson, Eppie
Hill, Clara J.
Holloway, Genevieve
Hooper, M. J.
Howe, Gertrude G.
Hooper, Mrs. Leona
Hookensmith, Russell C.
Hookensmith, Ruth
Hobbs, Jr. Thomas C.
Howe, Nettie
Hobbs, Alma
~olland, Wm. M.
Holland, Martha J.
Horton, Dale
Horton, Rose Mari
Hobson, Merwin
Hobson, Dorothy H.
Hill, Ann
Hitchcook, Orley E.
Hitchcock, Sofia L.
Hickey, Paul J.
Hickey, Pearl E.
Huelsbeck, O. W
Huffschmidt, Arthur J.
Huffschmidt, IJedwig
Hummel, IV. E.
Hummel, Mrs. W. E.
Huffman, Chas. S.
Huffman, Eloise
Hutchinson, Udell C.
Hutchinson, Frances H.
226 Beech Ave.
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316 Fifth Ave.
206 Garrett Ave.
237 Garrett Ave.
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175 Brightwood Ave.
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555 Davidson St.
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221 Beeoh Ave.
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145 Second Ave.
231 D. st.
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101 F. st.
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649 Chula Vista St.
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130 Brightwood Ave.
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77 National Ave.
220 Ash Ave.
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128 Twin Oaks Circle
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314 Landis Ave.
446 Marietta St.
197 Corte ilaria
317 G. St.
540 Flower St.
615 Chula Vista St.
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170 Madrona st.
216 Glover Ave.
170 Corte Maria
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191 Corte Maria
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22 F. St.
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88 Center st.
57 Second Ave.
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Hutchinson, F. H.
270 Madrona St.
354 Church Ave.
ll3 Cedar Ave.
Immel, Raymond
Immel, Thelma
Immenschult, A. P.
Inglett, Woodrow W.
477 Flower st.
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4 National Ave.
Jaok, Ralph W.
Jack, Robert K.
Johansen, Roy Arthur
Johansen, Bessie J.
Johnson, Raymond H.
Johnson, Helen S.
Johnson, Doris M.
Johnson, Richard D.
Johnson, C. N.
Johnston, IÆabel P.
Jaokson, Mary E.
JODeS, James P.
Jones, Pearl F.
Jones, Lester G.
130 Garrett Ave.
136 Garrett Ave.
ll6 First Ave.
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345 Fifth Ave.
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2 Oaklawn Ave.
443 Marietta St.
134 Fourth Ave.
183 Second Ave.
81 Second Ave.
371 D. st.
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134 First Ave.
Kahler, Lillian
Kay, Albert
Y.ay, Eugenia H.
Kersey, Bessie L.
Kehrenberg, R. H.
KehrenbwEg, Mona M.
Kawato, Mrs. Y.
KJidd, Fred A.
Kidd, Inez G.
King, Albert W.
King, Ella Vi.
Konson, Harry A.
Kromydas, Nicholas A.
Kromydas, Deana G.
229 G. st.
233 Glover Ave.
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256 Landis Ave.
60 F. St.
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331 First Ave.
230 Ash Ave.
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192 Corte Maria
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55 E. St.
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Lacey, Audrey
Lacey, E. M
LaChance, Francis E.
lAChanoe, Rita Anne
Lamprou, Speros
Lamb, Louise
Lanoaster, N. C.
Lange, John C.
Lavelle, John T.
Lang, William
Lang, Marie
LaPlante, Joe C.
LaPlante, Fay V.
Lareau, J. F.
Lawson, Noel D.
~·ton, Willard F.
Lee, Julias
Leacy, John J.
Leaoy, Ruth
Lee, Mildred
Lee, Mrs. I,ydia
Lee, William F.
Lee, Alice M.
Lee and Lesohorn Inc.
Lefer, Mrs. Ethel B.
Lenihan, C. F.
Leone, Arthur L.
Leone, Elsa
Lewis, O. D.
Lewis, Mrs. O. D.
Lilley, ß. E.
Lilley, Ruby
53 Center st.
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91 Second Ave.
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696 Chula Vista St.
371 G. st.
109 Garrett Ave.
~59 Garrett Ave.
235 D. st.
440 Fern st.
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145 Twin Oaks Cirole
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174 E. st.
439 Marietta st.
194 Corte Maria
624 Chula Vista St.
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220 Garrett Ave.
224 Garrett Ave.
451 Casselman St.
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332 Center st.
372 Seoond Ave.
206 Beech Ave.
77 Center St.
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Lookenmeier, Lucy
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Long, clarence
Long, Dorothy
Long, Mrs. C. II.
Lohr, H. W.
Loyd, Edwin D.
I.oyd, 1~s. Edwin D.
148 Third Ave.
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180 Brightwood Ave.
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354 Church Ave.
129 Elder Ave.
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239 Glover Ave.
236 Glover Ave.
129 Brightwood Ave.
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Maly, Anna
Mathy, Gervais N.
Massey, Oscar W.
Massey, Margaret J.
Marshall, Oscar R.
Marshall, Lillie M.
Matela, Raymond J.
Martini, Frank S.
Hartini, Helen A.
Marin, Mrs. pasqual
Mason, orby C.
Mason, Dorothy C.
Mahoney, Kathryn
Medler, Charles
Medler, Verna
Metcalf, Lonia A.
Meditz, Anna M.
Meditz, Joseph
Meska, lIarry G.
Meyers, l~s. B. B.
Mercer, Robert Q.
Meroer, Dolores R.
¥"hille, Luoy
Moderwell, A. W.
lroderwell, Sadie A.
Monsohein, Aloysius
Monsohein, Harriet E.
Moorhouse, Ellen
Morgan, Mrs. Zettie L.
Morrison, W. H.
Mohler, E.
Mould, George E.
lloorehouse, C. A.
Moorehouse, Ethel L.
J.!orton, Jack E.
Morton, Mrs. Helen
Miles, Louise H.
Millikin, Lawrence R.
Millikin, Loaise R.
Mullen, Ròbert
Mullen, Mrs. Robert
MYers, Josephine R.
378 E. st.
359 Guava Ave.
138 Third Ave.
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438 Marietta st.
528 Flower st.
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543 Flower st.
137 Brightwood Ave.
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124 Mankato st.
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231 Church Ave.
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77 Second Ave.
250 Glover Ave.
163 Corte Maria
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192 Fourth Ave.
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209 Garrett Ave.
410 Flower st.
337 Del Mar Ave.
140 Brightwood Ave.
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394 G. st.
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140 Guava Ave.
124 Brightwood Ave.
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385 G. st.
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152 Second Ave.
Mccurley, H. W.
McBee, E. F.
McBee, Cora
McClose, H. G.
McGavok, J. H.
McKnight, Thomas J. H.
McLean, Verne F.
MBMinn, V. F.
McNurtney, R. L.
Mcpherson, Ben F.
MoVicar, James W.
186 Corte Helena
99 Seoond Ave.
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225 Garrett Ave.
236 Madrona st.
82 Second Ave.
280 Churoh Ave.
240 Ash Ave.
212 Beeoh Ave.
224 Glover Ave.
247 Guava Ave.
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Nelander, Bertha
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Near-/, Jessie A.
Nichols, Sadie E.
Nisley, F. E.
Nisley, ~rs. F. E.
Norman, Idell
Nortain, Effie K.
650 Chula Vista Street
120 Garrett Ave.
50 Madison Ave.
192 Madrona St.
197 Twin Oaks Cirole
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226 Landis Ave.
199 E. st.
O'Campo, Benny
o I Campo, Sally
Ocker, Mrs. Laura K.
Olander, Mrs. K. M.
Olander, K. 11
O'Laughlin, Emily L.
Orrell, 11illiam B.
Osing, Mona A.
Otis, Paul H.
e-tis, Bessie L
Owens, Mrs. Henry E.
Owens, Sue T.
577 Davidson st.
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519 Flower St.
ll3 Oaklawn Ave.
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170 Brightwood Ave.
254 Fifth Ave.
138 Fourth Ave.
235 Otis st.
227 D. st.
275~ Garrett Ave.
Parkins, Leslie
Parkins, Ruth
Peery, !.Irs. Lillian
Patton, Harlin E.
Perkins, F. T.
Parsons, Alton D.
Parsons, Mrs. C. D.
Peterson, N. J.
Patterson, T. O.
Patterson, Julia A.
Petrovioh, Stephen A.
Petrovi ch, Carmela V.
Phillips, Elvin C.
Phillips, Dorothy M.
Pitcock, Mrs. Maude E.
Potter, Joe
Potter, Ina
Polson, Mrs. L.
83 Second Ave.
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396 Del Mar Ave.
71 Center St.
480 F. st.
184 Guava Ave.
360 Del Mar Ave.
136 Twin Oaks Circl~
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224 Landis Ave.
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94 Second Ave.
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568 E. St.
ll2 Elder Ave.
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230 Beeoh Ave.
Ramsey, S. M.
Ramsey, Lee W.
Raney, J. P.
Raney, Dora
Ramm, Chas. J. -
Raymond, Forrest M.
Raymond, Maude A. .
Regan, John V.
Regan, Helen L.
Reynolds, George E.
Reneau, Jr. A. L.
Rice, Maye Gertrude
Riley, Sydney
Riddle, W. H.
Riddle, Alice H.
Rhody, s. M.
Rhody, Mrs. Opal N.
Rodriguez, Mrs. Daniel R.
Roberts, John W.
Roberts, M. L.
Robert, Margery H.
Robert, Henry F.
198 First Ave.
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30 F. st.
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144 First Ave.
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345 F. St.
185 Cypress St.
248 Garrett Ave.
651 Chula Vista St.
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159 Seoond Ave.
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Russell, Ariel B.
Ryan, W. L.
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112 Brightwood Ave.
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223 D. st.
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Saltzer, Charles
Sanna, John T.
Sanna, Blanohe
Sad, Halsey E.
Seely, Perry E.
Seely, Eleanor Mo
Sexauer, R. M.
Sexauer, Mrs. Ella B.
Serna, Mrs. Florenoio
Seacord, Wilson R.
Seacord, Kathryn L.
Schmidt, Zona H.
Sohilling, Mrs. Stella
Schilling, H. A.
Sohilling, Mrs. H. A.
Scofield, Belle
SOhaefer, Fred E.
Schaefer, Helen M.
Shea, Dale
Shea, !trs. Dale
Shuman, Mabel R.
Sheresh, Vincent R.
Sheresh, E. Lois
Sheridan, Clarenoe M.
Sheridan, Maude E.
Sipan, Frank J.
Sims, Wm. H.
Si.111lI1ons, Warren J.
Simmons, Jean F.
Slinkard, \\'ro. C.
Slinkard, Mrs. Letha I.
Slead, Jesse ll.
Smithey, I'}¡1I1Ia
Smith, James E.
Smith" Alma Rita
Smyth, Hugh
Smyth, Helen
Smith, Eloise M.
Sorrells, Joshua H.
Sorrells, Della M.
Spenoer, Frank O.
Spencer, Lois P.
Spenoer, Sam
Spear, Fred J.
Spear, Elizabeth Ann
Speulda, Kenneth L.
Speulda, Julie
Stockton, L. B.
Stokes, leRoy
stokes, !{yrtle
Standish, Jennie
Standier, R. C.
Starkey, Harold B.
Starkey, Augusta B.
Stewart, David C.
Stewart, Ma!"J S.
Streib, Frederiok
Streib, Katherine
225 D. St.
78 Center St.
655 Chula Vista Street
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180 Seoond Ave.
103 Guava Ave.
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247 Church Ave.
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316 D. st.
168 Second Ave.
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272 Landis Ave.
206 Church Ave.
257 Garrett Ave.
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342 Del Mar Ave.
334 D. st.
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189 Corte Helena
49 Second Ave.
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233 Twin Oaks Ave.
ll2 Jefferson Ave.
356 D. St.
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374 G. St.
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56 Center st.
531 Slower St.
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230 Landis Ave.
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240 Garrett Ave.
234 Ash Ave.
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264 Landis Ave.
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234 Davidson st.
186 Corte Maria
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156 Corte Yaria
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139 Garrett Ave.
163 E. st.
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280 Landis Ave.
276 Landis Ave.
21 F. st.
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135 Guava Ave.
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Sundstrom, Fred W.
Sundstrom, Mary
Swan¡tson, Frank
Swanson, :Ðnma
Swanson, Ralph E.
Swanson, Alma M.
129 Guava Ave.
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123 Brightwood Ave.
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617 Chula Vista Street
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174 Corte Maria
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Talmadge, Stephan
Talmadge, Dorpthy
Taunt, Mrs. Gladys A.
Taunt, Jack H.
Taylor, l~s. W. R.
Temple, T. W.
Temple, Phyllis A.
Tsohozl, F. C.
Timmons, Chas. S.
Timmons, Ruth D.
Thomas, Jesse M.
Thorell, Axel
Thorell, Lorena
Todd, Floyd H.
Tompkins, Clinton
Truman, !I.rs. Alice
Trobaugh, Orville
Turner, Elric E.
Turner, Jane L.
Turner, J. W.
~lssing, Electa L.
Tyler, John P.
Tyler, Mrs. Louise
Tyoe, R.
Tyee, M. R.
354 G. st.
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136 Brightwood Ave.
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57 Center st.
67 Del Mar Ave.
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147 Garrett Ave.
266 Landis Ave.
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240 G. St.
128 Elder Ave.
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548 MacIntosh St.
536 MaoIntosh St.
136 Elder Ave.
176 Fourth Ave.
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236 Beech Ave.
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363 G. St.
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Van Horn, W. D.
Vallee, Frederick J.
Vallee, Edna K.
Van Patten, Fred G.
Van Patten, Marie
Vernon, Sofia C.
Villella, William
Vollkle, Doyle W.
Vollkle, Lola M.
420 Parkway
622 Chula Vista st.
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132 Brightwood Ave.
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340 D. st.
245 Ash Ave.
116 Brightwood Ave.
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Wassem, Gladys
Wagenaar, Elsie L
Wagner, James D.
Warfield, C. J.
Watkinson, Sarah M.
Wells, C. Jay
Wells, Mrs. C. Jay
Wells, Uoyd A.
Wesson, Mrs. Clyde N.
Weander, Mrs. Josephine E.
WeIland, Harlan M.
Whitt, Abbie M.
Whitt, John VI.
Whitt, Sarah A.
Whitacre, R. W.
Whitacre, Bette E.
White, Frank
White, Mildred
Whittingham, Jr. Thos
Whittingham, John
Whi ttingham, Katherine
Whittingham, Sr. Thos.
Whittingham, Christiana
Wheeler, Mrs. Eula May
\Villiams, Vernon E.
Williams, Helen L.
Witt, H. W.
Witt, Mrs. H. W.
181 ~~in Oaks Circle
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176 Cò'Press st.
434 Marietta St.
337 Church Ave.
172 Second Ave.
272 Church Ave.
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62 Center st.
154 Guava Ave.
60 National Ave.
164 Garrett Ave.
239 Landis Ave.
233 Landis Ave.
231 Landis Ave.
91 Center st.
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268 Madrona St.
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281 H. st.
338 Fifth Ave.
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340 Ash Ave.
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186 Cypress St.
263 Landis Ave.
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Wilms, Joseph H.
Wilms, Margaret H.
Williams, J. M.
Williams, J. M.
Williams Ralph L.
Williame, Gertrude L.
Wolf, Daniel J.
Wolf, Mrs. Daniel n.
Woodgate, T. A.
WOodend, Mrs. J. D.
Wolfe, Mrs. Alfrieda
Wolfe, Ernest B.
Wright, A. D.
Wright, Fernando
Wright, Annie
Wright, Kittie I..
Wright, Marjorie H.
215 Beech Ave.
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144 Brightwood Ave.
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249 Glover st.
261 D. St.
132 Elder Ave.
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363 Guava Ave.
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416 Parkway
85 Monte Vista
379 G. st.
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Yamamoto, John K.
Yeager, Frank J.
Yule, James
Yule, Mrs. James
39 Second Ave.
220 Landis Ave.
364} Del Mar Ave.
203 F. st.
306 Hilltop Dr.
662 Orange st.
115 Guava Ave.
382 Del Mar Ave.
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Zontek, Walter T.
Zontek, Mrs. Walter T.
Zurcher, Eugenia E.
228 Garrett Ave.
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350 Church Ave.