VOLUME Nn
SUMMARY OF APPRAISED LAND AND BUILDING VALUATIONS
EQUALIZATION OF ASSESSED VALUES - CITY OF PACIFIC GROVE. CALIFORNIA
AUTHORIZED H CONTRACT WITH CITY COUNCIL. DECEMBER 4 1927
BLOCK NO 10 1
TRACT NAMF
APPRAISED 1928 b ASSESSED 1928-1929
LOT NO.
NAME OF OWNER
LAND IMPS. LANI) IMPS.
1-3
Mary E. Watrous ' 6:30 720
2-4 Daniel W. Mack 630 2330
5-6-7 Hazel K. Miller 1800
8-9-10
11-13 Daloy May Lewis 600 1480
18-14 Sarah V. White 600 700
15
Adelalde Do Lyddy 300 630
16 Adelaide D. Lyddy 300 300
17 J. S. Hall 300 1100
19 J. S. Hall 330 1000
18.20
Adelia & Alcinda Bayless 630 680
TOTALS
6/0-0 90.94
f
, OCR Text: VOLUME Nn
SUMMARY OF APPRAISED LAND AND BUILDING VALUATIONS
EQUALIZATION OF ASSESSED VALUES - CITY OF PACIFIC GROVE. CALIFORNIA
AUTHORIZED H CONTRACT WITH CITY COUNCIL. DECEMBER 4 1927
BLOCK NO 10 1
TRACT NAMF
APPRAISED 1928 b ASSESSED 1928-1929
LOT NO.
NAME OF OWNER
LAND IMPS. LANI) IMPS.
1-3
Mary E. Watrous ' 6:30 720
2-4 Daniel W. Mack 630 2330
5-6-7 Hazel K. Miller 1800
8-9-10
11-13 Daloy May Lewis 600 1480
18-14 Sarah V. White 600 700
15
Adelalde Do Lyddy 300 630
16 Adelaide D. Lyddy 300 300
17 J. S. Hall 300 1100
19 J. S. Hall 330 1000
18.20
Adelia & Alcinda Bayless 630 680
TOTALS
6/0-0 90.94
f
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