VOLUME NO. 1
SUMMARY OF APPRAISED LAND AND BUILDING VALUATIONS
EQUALIZATION OF ASSESSED VALUES - CITY OF PACIFIC GROVE, CALIFORNIA
AUTHORIZED BY CONTRACT WITH CITY COUNCIL, DECEMeER 17.1927
TRACT NAME Pacific Grove Actre:it BLOCK NO. 12 M
APPRAISED 1928 ASSESSED 1928-1929
LOT NO. NAME OF OWNER
LAND IMPS. LAND IMPS.
1-2-5
7 John Tonnant Memorial Home 1860
3-4-6 J. C. Pierson 1560
1 4,„6 1
300 980
. u. pierson
9-11
13-14 Sarah W. Lashor 1200 1040
10-12 600 1250
b. i.i* Siimberg & Marie
16-18 Frank B. Mendoza 600 2000
15-19 Frank B. Mendoza 600 80
19-El Alice O. Cornish 600 650
20-22 A=. 0. Cornish 600 1470
23-25 , Eva R. Mclean 1130 1500
24-26 Eva Re MoLean 890 1660
9940 1 A A r,< a
TOTALS
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THE MODERN ANALYTIC METHOD OF REALTY VALUATION-JAMES G. STAFFORD AND ASSOCIATES, INC,,OAKLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA
, OCR Text: VOLUME NO. 1
SUMMARY OF APPRAISED LAND AND BUILDING VALUATIONS
EQUALIZATION OF ASSESSED VALUES - CITY OF PACIFIC GROVE, CALIFORNIA
AUTHORIZED BY CONTRACT WITH CITY COUNCIL, DECEMeER 17.1927
TRACT NAME Pacific Grove Actre:it BLOCK NO. 12 M
APPRAISED 1928 ASSESSED 1928-1929
LOT NO. NAME OF OWNER
LAND IMPS. LAND IMPS.
1-2-5
7 John Tonnant Memorial Home 1860
3-4-6 J. C. Pierson 1560
1 4,„6 1
300 980
. u. pierson
9-11
13-14 Sarah W. Lashor 1200 1040
10-12 600 1250
b. i.i* Siimberg & Marie
16-18 Frank B. Mendoza 600 2000
15-19 Frank B. Mendoza 600 80
19-El Alice O. Cornish 600 650
20-22 A=. 0. Cornish 600 1470
23-25 , Eva R. Mclean 1130 1500
24-26 Eva Re MoLean 890 1660
9940 1 A A r,< a
TOTALS
i »*21· i./U
THE MODERN ANALYTIC METHOD OF REALTY VALUATION-JAMES G. STAFFORD AND ASSOCIATES, INC,,OAKLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA
, Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Names of People about town,E through F File names,Folder 11 numbered addresses,Retreat Block 12 N,12-N_003.pdf,12-N_003.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: 12-N_003.PDF, 12-N_003.pdf 1 Page 1
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