C. 40, lauc./. f my 'me council asked the city attor- , his ney's opinion. i . CAMPBELL RETORTS t ' ' p that "I wish to state," said Campbell, ; city, "that it is an elem,entary Principle of law that a transfer of realty al- pg to ways includes ' the. improvements p"- thereon. This is the A, B, C, of 'law. Ffectly The recording of this deed was Mces, done without my knowledge. Now I reg-haveherethenecessarypapersto begin undoing what has:)'been done." ;' said . A few heated --questions were p aily asked, trying to fix Xesponsibility fot P**Ah€¥ecoraihgUraffli@ba':wiCRathi mern- city attorney's advice, but no one i g :.I ..seemed to know. It was all at 16!f inin- mysterious.. } busi- UPHOLD ATTORNEY f. com- Campbell suggested that in the fu- ed. ture, so long as he'is being paid to 1- handle the..city's legal business, it - might not be a bad plan to turn over In to him questions of this nature. He 1 IE thought, and tle council cordially v 1. agreed with him, that such procedure 18 might, save considerable trouble. I) PASS ORDINANCE The ordinance was passed to print, ION authorizing the city to reconvey.to Parsons the property in question. This will be followed by another or- dinance authorizing the city Jo lease i Out," thaproperty over a term of years, on, the with the privilege to buy, and with he top- all lease rentals applying upon the sermon purchase price. Sunday g man he Rev. j influ- O. OF O. OPPOSES 4 girls blligent he Rev. DITY CAMP MOVE in the 1 0 Directors Go On Record pleting tnes proJeca ,¥ 1•1 .. O, .-5-- ---·- - - "We are not in favor of any direct tax. The Tribune's objection to raising money in that manner seems to us to be sound. Tlie committee, I am sure, will agree not to avail itself of its privilege tg levy such a tax. It will, if the district carries, submit a bond issue to the people ·of the districL "We know it is going to mean a lot of hard work to convince people ,;that this project should be approved, but all of us are ready to devote ievery effort toward winning out. We have been up against a lot of itougher situations than this one, and we are not bothered about it." WERS kported Against Closing amp Colo., as well'as two grand-children t'recent As Plan Body Suggests and a great-grandchild. · ,Qital. Mrs. Vick Roy is expected to ar- rive in Pacific Grove Sunday. Fuller- al services will be held Monday at torstfet!2tr2:00P.m.fromthePaulMortuary. Rev. D. N. Howe is expected to offi this afternoon a resolution was - To Start County passed favoring the continuance of U ciate. yetzthemunicipalcampground.. Assessment Here The meeting was.- addressed by Crusaders To Talk - City Clerk HurIbert, who advocated S. G. Nix, deputy county assessor b, there the chamber suporting the move- On Water District for Pacific Grove, will start his an- b party, merIt to bring back to Pacific Grove nual assessment of local property for the annual Methodist conference. The Social Crusade, local social county taxes next Monday. He dwelt upon the material ad- study group, will meet in the Pacific Property purchased between nbw ' vantages of this gathering and also Grove city hall next ' Tuesday at and next Monday will be assessed Ise the traditions connected with it. The 7:30 p. m. to discuss formation of a for this year's taxes, according to board voted to underwrite the con- municipal water district. advices from the oMice of County dand $250. Councilman L. E. Clay will speak. understood. ferenoe expenses to the amount of City Attorney Argyll Campbell and Tax Assessor Walter Tavernetti, it is A resolution was ordered drawn The Crusaders were granted per- Tavernetti has been in Monterey endorsing the movement to have a .mission to use the council chambars this week making arrangements for Reliefgrandjuryinvestigationofthemeth-ofthecityhallfortheirfuturemeet-theannualcheck-uponnewbuild- ods employed in the, purchase - of ings by resolution of the city coun- ing. He is expected to spend some DEAIE.:--SUMMONS " - i - '7- I ..'· '1· GROVEWOMAN,81 Mrs. Elizabeth Jochmus, Aged Mother Of C. C. Official Succumbs Here Mrs. Elizabeth M. Jochmus, 81, mother of Secretary A. C. Jochmus of the Pacific Grove Chamber of Com- merce,died early today at her home, 405 Gibson avenue, after a short ill- ness. Her death was a shock to a wide circle of friends in Pacific Grove, where she had lived for 20 years. Widow of the late Colonel Chas. A. Jochmus, who served with General Crook in the Indian wars of the early, days on the frontier, Mrs. Joch- mus was a real pioneer. She lived for some time at Fort Laramle, Wy- oming, while ·her husband was Sta- tioned at that famous outpost on the Overland trail in covered wagon days. Besides her son here she leaves a daughter, Mrs. Annie L. Vic Roy, of Greeley, Colo.; a sistqr, Mrs. William Keightley, of Pueblo, Colo.; and a son, Dr. Edgar Robbi of Denver, GARGAPSIZES_TWO LOCAL MEN HURT Peninsula Pair Recover From Injuries After Salinas Highway Crash Two well known Monterey Penin- sub men are recovering in the Mur- phy Hospital, Salinas, today from in- juries received late yesterday when an auto in which they were riding turned over after failing to make a sharp turn on Monterey-Salinas highway near Hilltown bridge. TWO INJURED The injured tare:, ELMER G. UZZELL, 38, of Car- mel, deep scalp wound, Iacerations of left shin. C. V. SANDELL, 31, 260 Anita street, Monterey, body bruises and severe shock. Uzzell was the driver of the car. Sandell was a passenger. CAR TURNS OVER According to officers of the Cali- fornia highway patrol, the car was evidently·,traveling at a high rate of speed when it hit the.turn on. the. western end of the bridge. The two injured men were rushed to the hospital in an ambulance dis- patched from Salinas. of a debt to the men w.no na in foreign wars. There is to evade an obligation that :accrued. A representative of the T. day interviewed several ou , citizens of this community, ' are large property owners are interested in all enterpr ing upon the community They were unanimous in betes to the Legion and bodies, but they felt that was not propitious- for a r -91 tht; clwactej. v..'--'..«. 0 - «.· GOULD'S STAND Here f&,the statement ms J. Gould; who has been nam of the committed that w charge of everything conn€ the project, provicting the district is formed: "I am definitely opposed rect tax. I am not in fa bond issue for anything time, because people are 1 hard ticne paying their (Continued on page Caruthers Bac Memorial Pli Urges Bond I Supervisor Caruthers went definitely on record in favor of the proposed v memorial district and tl munity auditorium, His st foIIows: "Iam for the project, fi and all the time. I believ be a fine thing for the cc ity. There is a real need 1 an auditorium and I thi the people of this district to the members of the A Legion to suI®ort it. "There has been some the people being overtaxe present time, and that i be a problem for them to additional tax. But I feel ' amount that each person u to pay will be so small t' objection should be dist The few dollars extra it - the average person won't ticed, and when the bu. completed everybody will 4 of it. "Maybe times are hard know that. But a flne au, that will house conventi be a great community a course there will be some object to it, but I want record as favoring it, ever times are not as good might be." , county supplies. cil last night. time in Pacific Grove shortly. ese have -. INVITE LOCAL C iuffering Prodiual Buck Returns to Cantivitv OFFICIALS TO Prncitiont A m Tor•nhoen· , OCR Text: C. 40, lauc./. f my 'me council asked the city attor- , his ney's opinion. i . CAMPBELL RETORTS t ' ' p that "I wish to state," said Campbell, ; city, "that it is an elem,entary Principle of law that a transfer of realty al- pg to ways includes ' the. improvements p"- thereon. This is the A, B, C, of 'law. Ffectly The recording of this deed was Mces, done without my knowledge. Now I reg-haveherethenecessarypapersto begin undoing what has:)'been done." ;' said . A few heated --questions were p aily asked, trying to fix Xesponsibility fot P**Ah€¥ecoraihgUraffli@ba':wiCRathi mern- city attorney's advice, but no one i g :.I ..seemed to know. It was all at 16!f inin- mysterious.. } busi- UPHOLD ATTORNEY f. com- Campbell suggested that in the fu- ed. ture, so long as he'is being paid to 1- handle the..city's legal business, it - might not be a bad plan to turn over In to him questions of this nature. He 1 IE thought, and tle council cordially v 1. agreed with him, that such procedure 18 might, save considerable trouble. I) PASS ORDINANCE The ordinance was passed to print, ION authorizing the city to reconvey.to Parsons the property in question. This will be followed by another or- dinance authorizing the city Jo lease i Out," thaproperty over a term of years, on, the with the privilege to buy, and with he top- all lease rentals applying upon the sermon purchase price. Sunday g man he Rev. j influ- O. OF O. OPPOSES 4 girls blligent he Rev. DITY CAMP MOVE in the 1 0 Directors Go On Record pleting tnes proJeca ,¥ 1•1 .. O, .-5-- ---·- - - "We are not in favor of any direct tax. The Tribune's objection to raising money in that manner seems to us to be sound. Tlie committee, I am sure, will agree not to avail itself of its privilege tg levy such a tax. It will, if the district carries, submit a bond issue to the people ·of the districL "We know it is going to mean a lot of hard work to convince people ,;that this project should be approved, but all of us are ready to devote ievery effort toward winning out. We have been up against a lot of itougher situations than this one, and we are not bothered about it." WERS kported Against Closing amp Colo., as well'as two grand-children t'recent As Plan Body Suggests and a great-grandchild. · ,Qital. Mrs. Vick Roy is expected to ar- rive in Pacific Grove Sunday. Fuller- al services will be held Monday at torstfet!2tr2:00P.m.fromthePaulMortuary. Rev. D. N. Howe is expected to offi this afternoon a resolution was - To Start County passed favoring the continuance of U ciate. yetzthemunicipalcampground.. Assessment Here The meeting was.- addressed by Crusaders To Talk - City Clerk HurIbert, who advocated S. G. Nix, deputy county assessor b, there the chamber suporting the move- On Water District for Pacific Grove, will start his an- b party, merIt to bring back to Pacific Grove nual assessment of local property for the annual Methodist conference. The Social Crusade, local social county taxes next Monday. He dwelt upon the material ad- study group, will meet in the Pacific Property purchased between nbw ' vantages of this gathering and also Grove city hall next ' Tuesday at and next Monday will be assessed Ise the traditions connected with it. The 7:30 p. m. to discuss formation of a for this year's taxes, according to board voted to underwrite the con- municipal water district. advices from the oMice of County dand $250. Councilman L. E. Clay will speak. understood. ferenoe expenses to the amount of City Attorney Argyll Campbell and Tax Assessor Walter Tavernetti, it is A resolution was ordered drawn The Crusaders were granted per- Tavernetti has been in Monterey endorsing the movement to have a .mission to use the council chambars this week making arrangements for Reliefgrandjuryinvestigationofthemeth-ofthecityhallfortheirfuturemeet-theannualcheck-uponnewbuild- ods employed in the, purchase - of ings by resolution of the city coun- ing. He is expected to spend some DEAIE.:--SUMMONS " - i - '7- I ..'· '1· GROVEWOMAN,81 Mrs. Elizabeth Jochmus, Aged Mother Of C. C. Official Succumbs Here Mrs. Elizabeth M. Jochmus, 81, mother of Secretary A. C. Jochmus of the Pacific Grove Chamber of Com- merce,died early today at her home, 405 Gibson avenue, after a short ill- ness. Her death was a shock to a wide circle of friends in Pacific Grove, where she had lived for 20 years. Widow of the late Colonel Chas. A. Jochmus, who served with General Crook in the Indian wars of the early, days on the frontier, Mrs. Joch- mus was a real pioneer. She lived for some time at Fort Laramle, Wy- oming, while ·her husband was Sta- tioned at that famous outpost on the Overland trail in covered wagon days. Besides her son here she leaves a daughter, Mrs. Annie L. Vic Roy, of Greeley, Colo.; a sistqr, Mrs. William Keightley, of Pueblo, Colo.; and a son, Dr. Edgar Robbi of Denver, GARGAPSIZES_TWO LOCAL MEN HURT Peninsula Pair Recover From Injuries After Salinas Highway Crash Two well known Monterey Penin- sub men are recovering in the Mur- phy Hospital, Salinas, today from in- juries received late yesterday when an auto in which they were riding turned over after failing to make a sharp turn on Monterey-Salinas highway near Hilltown bridge. TWO INJURED The injured tare:, ELMER G. UZZELL, 38, of Car- mel, deep scalp wound, Iacerations of left shin. C. V. SANDELL, 31, 260 Anita street, Monterey, body bruises and severe shock. Uzzell was the driver of the car. Sandell was a passenger. CAR TURNS OVER According to officers of the Cali- fornia highway patrol, the car was evidently·,traveling at a high rate of speed when it hit the.turn on. the. western end of the bridge. The two injured men were rushed to the hospital in an ambulance dis- patched from Salinas. of a debt to the men w.no na in foreign wars. There is to evade an obligation that :accrued. A representative of the T. day interviewed several ou , citizens of this community, ' are large property owners are interested in all enterpr ing upon the community They were unanimous in betes to the Legion and bodies, but they felt that was not propitious- for a r -91 tht; clwactej. v..'--'..«. 0 - «.· GOULD'S STAND Here f&,the statement ms J. Gould; who has been nam of the committed that w charge of everything conn€ the project, provicting the district is formed: "I am definitely opposed rect tax. I am not in fa bond issue for anything time, because people are 1 hard ticne paying their (Continued on page Caruthers Bac Memorial Pli Urges Bond I Supervisor Caruthers went definitely on record in favor of the proposed v memorial district and tl munity auditorium, His st foIIows: "Iam for the project, fi and all the time. I believ be a fine thing for the cc ity. There is a real need 1 an auditorium and I thi the people of this district to the members of the A Legion to suI®ort it. "There has been some the people being overtaxe present time, and that i be a problem for them to additional tax. But I feel ' amount that each person u to pay will be so small t' objection should be dist The few dollars extra it - the average person won't ticed, and when the bu. completed everybody will 4 of it. "Maybe times are hard know that. But a flne au, that will house conventi be a great community a course there will be some object to it, but I want record as favoring it, ever times are not as good might be." , county supplies. cil last night. time in Pacific Grove shortly. ese have -. INVITE LOCAL C iuffering Prodiual Buck Returns to Cantivitv OFFICIALS TO Prncitiont A m Tor•nhoen· , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Names of People about town,I through K File Names,Jochmus,JOCHMUS_005.pdf,JOCHMUS_005.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: JOCHMUS_005.PDF, JOCHMUS_005.pdf 1 Page 1