. . -)7· ·.--- .2-*3 :6-010 3 1 i 4/.1 .RAINFALL' * c » 41 / t 424:i ligi, I, Timi ; 'HE 'Coast and Geodetic Survey) I .4, ·4 f 1 Season Last Season This Week ' 11.51 14.03 1.€8 I . and the Grove at High Tide l i :11 1 h le . . 1. 1 )L. XVL, No. 71 ' · PACIFIC GROVE CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 21, 1936 ' Ii---i-----I--ill/.......LI.................".............. SETT WILL SWER CRITIC acks of Cong:·essman Clar- we, Congressman from the gr,·.ssional dirict on the 1 Phin have drawn consid- /·e f I·on/ Townsendites in hern California area. Let- esting the attacks of Con- Lea have flooded Town- .te Headquarters in San 2. Because of the protests, J. Margett, state area man- the Townsend Plan, will he attacks of Lea over a e radio broadcast Sunday 1. m. on KFRC. not feel that Mr. Lea un- s the Townsend Plan or not have made these at- aid Mr. Margett today. ople wish quite naturally statements should be re- explained. Personally I Mr. Lea's integrity and of purpose is beyond ques- s simply that he does not nd the Plan." oadcast Sunday answer- Lea is one of perhaps two to be given over the air, ne not allowing for an o be given at one period. rett will answer in the first t Lea's talk to the House sentatives, January 29th of Lea at this time declared action tax upon' which the n F TOW ur mviNSEND Proposed Site Of Building Of C. of C. Opposed Lighthouse Ave. Property ! Owners Object To I Move The Pacific Grove ,·hanibr· of. commerce building wi,1 110 t be moved to the triangulai· park be- tween upper and lower Lighthouse: avi.1. a/' .was decided Wednesday i evening by the city planning com- 1 mission. Just where it will bel moved remained a question. j A suggestion that a suitable 10- ' cation would be the strip of park adjoining the rogue court between Grand and Forest avenues met with the approval of the commis- sion, though no action was taken. Dr. j. 3. Williams and Dr. L. E. Clay represented the chamber of commerce in presenting their re- quest that the building be moved to the Lighthouse avenue location. Opposition was voiced by Phil Rose, W. T. Moore and H. W. Thompson. Chief objection was that a traffic hazard would result because of the inadequate parking space in that vicinity. Another argument against the proposed change was that it would interfere greatly with the widening of lower Lighthouse ave- nue, a problem which the city will have to face in the very near fu- ture. It ·was also urged that it would not be an advantage to the chamber of commerce because it would:be too far from the er-*or Chades F. Browns rroperly in f. u. Observe 32nd Year Being Appraised Of Residence Here For '36-37 Taxes Next Monday marks the 32nd , anniversary of the arrival of Mr and Mrs. Charles F. Brown in I City, County Assessin's 1 Pacific Grove. I Adjust Valuati<:as Of 2,1 r. Brown, better known lis 0 Brown The Tailor, is receiving : Grove Propeity the exingratulfitions of his nifiny 4 -.- --- Mendsforhislongyearsof Re.apprnisi:kofI'lopettyi.11,11- bil:inas in this city. He opened , cific Grove is being comilleted his shop in Pacific Grove on i jointly by City Assessor Elgin C. March 1, 1904. In point of time i Hurlbert :ind County Assessor W. under the same management, his R. Tavernetti, who expect to have is second to the oldest tailor , inspected every piece of properly in shop between San Francisco and the city before March 1. Los Angeles the first in that dis- The new property valuation will tinction being located at Red- serve as the basis for coniputing th'e wood City. taxes for the coming fiscal year be- ginning July 1. The great disparity between the SRA Costs Cut the city for' taxes· on the sarne valuations »led by the county and ByStateHeadnewappraisal,accordingtoHurt- property necessitated making the -- bert, who pointed out that there Slashing Reductions Are have been instances of the county Ordered By appraisal being several hundred dollars more or less than that of the Schottland city. This situation arose because - they were not computed in the same SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 19.- way. The city's valuation is based Further slashing reductions in the on the appraisal made in 1928. This administrative costs of the State was lowered 20 per cent in 1932 by Relief Administration were ordered action of the city council. this week by Charles I. Schottland, The two officials yesterday corn- acting SIU administrator, as plans pleted appraisal of the property progressed for integrating func- situated within the boundaries of tional relief, now in the hands of I the old "Retreat." the state, with county govern- 1 ni,# -'-a't,W,• ur'+4, n.,-ra n.. Rn | Ti,irnnonne• 1,-1:---- • r--- rl lillia 4 . r tn "441 . f,.1 P, a. 13·.1 1%:1 11, 4 lE 4. Cemetery Givi MriM. Cha :i Daughter, widow, and ni soluiers, the late Mrs. Mar·gic. Caskey Chapman, was burn aay afternoon in the San cisco 1rresidio cemetery, 14 gi·avesside service conduct, Dean J.. Wilmer Gresham , Francisco. Mrs. Chapman, who had resident· of Pacific Grove fot years succumbed last Friday illness of long duration a h,ome, 113 Eleventh street. Se Peninsula friends attended r vices conducted Sunday alt· at St. Mary's-by-the-Sea by t k Albert E. Clay, and membex s local Veterans of Foreign post attended in a body. Th was named Henry Henley man post in memory of Mt j man's son, Captain Chapmx was killed in action in Frati, ing the World War. Surviving her are two oth· Charles Garrison Chapman cific Grove and Capt. Willia; Caskey Chanm•. T. C. , OCR Text: . . -)7· ·.--- .2-*3 :6-010 3 1 i 4/.1 .RAINFALL' * c » 41 / t 424:i ligi, I, Timi ; 'HE 'Coast and Geodetic Survey) I .4, ·4 f 1 Season Last Season This Week ' 11.51 14.03 1.€8 I . and the Grove at High Tide l i :11 1 h le . . 1. 1 )L. XVL, No. 71 ' · PACIFIC GROVE CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 21, 1936 ' Ii---i-----I--ill/.......LI.................".............. SETT WILL SWER CRITIC acks of Cong:·essman Clar- we, Congressman from the gr,·.ssional dirict on the 1 Phin have drawn consid- /·e f I·on/ Townsendites in hern California area. Let- esting the attacks of Con- Lea have flooded Town- .te Headquarters in San 2. Because of the protests, J. Margett, state area man- the Townsend Plan, will he attacks of Lea over a e radio broadcast Sunday 1. m. on KFRC. not feel that Mr. Lea un- s the Townsend Plan or not have made these at- aid Mr. Margett today. ople wish quite naturally statements should be re- explained. Personally I Mr. Lea's integrity and of purpose is beyond ques- s simply that he does not nd the Plan." oadcast Sunday answer- Lea is one of perhaps two to be given over the air, ne not allowing for an o be given at one period. rett will answer in the first t Lea's talk to the House sentatives, January 29th of Lea at this time declared action tax upon' which the n F TOW ur mviNSEND Proposed Site Of Building Of C. of C. Opposed Lighthouse Ave. Property ! Owners Object To I Move The Pacific Grove ,·hanibr· of. commerce building wi,1 110 t be moved to the triangulai· park be- tween upper and lower Lighthouse: avi.1. a/' .was decided Wednesday i evening by the city planning com- 1 mission. Just where it will bel moved remained a question. j A suggestion that a suitable 10- ' cation would be the strip of park adjoining the rogue court between Grand and Forest avenues met with the approval of the commis- sion, though no action was taken. Dr. j. 3. Williams and Dr. L. E. Clay represented the chamber of commerce in presenting their re- quest that the building be moved to the Lighthouse avenue location. Opposition was voiced by Phil Rose, W. T. Moore and H. W. Thompson. Chief objection was that a traffic hazard would result because of the inadequate parking space in that vicinity. Another argument against the proposed change was that it would interfere greatly with the widening of lower Lighthouse ave- nue, a problem which the city will have to face in the very near fu- ture. It ·was also urged that it would not be an advantage to the chamber of commerce because it would:be too far from the er-*or Chades F. Browns rroperly in f. u. Observe 32nd Year Being Appraised Of Residence Here For '36-37 Taxes Next Monday marks the 32nd , anniversary of the arrival of Mr and Mrs. Charles F. Brown in I City, County Assessin's 1 Pacific Grove. I Adjust Valuati<:as Of 2,1 r. Brown, better known lis 0 Brown The Tailor, is receiving : Grove Propeity the exingratulfitions of his nifiny 4 -.- --- Mendsforhislongyearsof Re.apprnisi:kofI'lopettyi.11,11- bil:inas in this city. He opened , cific Grove is being comilleted his shop in Pacific Grove on i jointly by City Assessor Elgin C. March 1, 1904. In point of time i Hurlbert :ind County Assessor W. under the same management, his R. Tavernetti, who expect to have is second to the oldest tailor , inspected every piece of properly in shop between San Francisco and the city before March 1. Los Angeles the first in that dis- The new property valuation will tinction being located at Red- serve as the basis for coniputing th'e wood City. taxes for the coming fiscal year be- ginning July 1. The great disparity between the SRA Costs Cut the city for' taxes· on the sarne valuations »led by the county and ByStateHeadnewappraisal,accordingtoHurt- property necessitated making the -- bert, who pointed out that there Slashing Reductions Are have been instances of the county Ordered By appraisal being several hundred dollars more or less than that of the Schottland city. This situation arose because - they were not computed in the same SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 19.- way. The city's valuation is based Further slashing reductions in the on the appraisal made in 1928. This administrative costs of the State was lowered 20 per cent in 1932 by Relief Administration were ordered action of the city council. this week by Charles I. Schottland, The two officials yesterday corn- acting SIU administrator, as plans pleted appraisal of the property progressed for integrating func- situated within the boundaries of tional relief, now in the hands of I the old "Retreat." the state, with county govern- 1 ni,# -'-a't,W,• ur' 4, n.,-ra n.. Rn | Ti,irnnonne• 1,-1:---- • r--- rl lillia 4 . r tn "441 . f,.1 P, a. 13·.1 1%:1 11, 4 lE 4. Cemetery Givi MriM. Cha :i Daughter, widow, and ni soluiers, the late Mrs. Mar·gic. Caskey Chapman, was burn aay afternoon in the San cisco 1rresidio cemetery, 14 gi·avesside service conduct, Dean J.. Wilmer Gresham , Francisco. Mrs. Chapman, who had resident· of Pacific Grove fot years succumbed last Friday illness of long duration a h,ome, 113 Eleventh street. Se Peninsula friends attended r vices conducted Sunday alt· at St. Mary's-by-the-Sea by t k Albert E. Clay, and membex s local Veterans of Foreign post attended in a body. Th was named Henry Henley man post in memory of Mt j man's son, Captain Chapmx was killed in action in Frati, ing the World War. Surviving her are two oth· Charles Garrison Chapman cific Grove and Capt. Willia; Caskey Chanm•. T. C. , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Names of People about town,A through B Name file,Brown,BROWN_005.pdf,BROWN_005.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: BROWN_005.PDF, BROWN_005.pdf 1 Page 1