ce, California,:Fl~iday, October. 3, 1941 Bntered r~ second-rlHa~ mrfler rt the poRtofticr st Pacitle Grore. Colifornfa• under Act of Diurch 3. 1S7a. No. 45 'ity Gets Quick Results i Drive Against Shacks uY•ch~~ t~ ~~iote '~~g pion l~'~eet It at Franklin and Estero Streets Is~ ne of Illeetin~s ng as his topic "Person- poiisibilities in a ~'Vorld ' Dr. Henry E. Burke will lie first, of a series of listic meetings Sunday g at 7:30 o'clock in the ected at Franklin and E1 streets, Monterey. Dr. is presenting his mes- tlnder sponsorship of 14 nt churches of the Penin- d the series is known as iced Christian Crusade. The s will continue each evening ;ame hour for at least two Burke will address a union of young people's groups evening at 6:30 o'clock and ~ic•ation will be held at this ,o. urke is a well known evan- teadei~, having served in ~acity for nine and a half More accepting the pastorate Melrose Baptist church of kland some four years ago. 1•ch is enthusiastically back- local campaign as it does >n services" ~..^.rich he -often a in his own church. Since ke took over the pastorate ch and church schbol mem- have doubled as well as nlzation's finances. ontinued on page 5) uggernau~; 5-fully:! So did Danie Simpson, Greget•son and City Attor- :inald Eustace Foster. hits. i Beauntont's hunch on the ;ton Huskies to beat Min- ~ent a little sour, while Fred thought St. Mary's would surprise of the week. They in reverse. ,veek, the differences of are more .plentiful. Every- One Oc~ne —117ore to 1~olio«' •The shack at.110 Carmel avenue, which Chas been -emoved this week, . following action taken by City Manager Erwin Dames amd the cit}• council under Pacific Grove's housing ordinance. T.vo other shacks, one at 142 Carmel ave.tue and the other at 218 Congress avenue, ,are involved in ti,e same proceedings. City Council Does A Lot of Business But Doesn't Tackle Expected Flatters ~i'HAT THE CITT COLJKCIL DID 45•ED:~ESDAF \IGH2' Passed the monthw c'aims on the city treasurer and author- ized the issuance of Warrants for same. Total, 55,18~.5G. cored Councilman J. Haro13 Harper as official represent9- ti~:e of the cit}• at the opening services o± the tinned Christir.'1 Crusade, next Sunday at .lIon- terey. Accepte3 thaails from the First Kational Sank for its cooperation iu rile bank's set- t[ng aside for parking purposes a space behind Its place o1 btisLaess. ■ - ~ Norman Paul Is 1Vew Supervisor At Asilonlar Tom...,...... n., .,1 1. 4hn Rncl f Approved the appointment by Disyor Brantblett of Joseph H. Trow:bi-idge as a member of the city plamilna comailssion to take the place of C. Pierce Parsons. Approved by ordinance the sa'e of t~vo parcris of property taken for delinquent `axes. Approved by ordinance the change of certain street names. Appruved t'•R actio;~ of City hi~nager Dames in reneW-Ing rite contract for Use duntping of garbage at the pre.;e.•tt price of $li5 a month. Approved the purchrse by the city ~na.nager, of a roller for perk and playground eye and of a truck for the stref~ depart- ment. Instructed the city manager to provide for the loan of t}te services of Walter iKatteson, niuniclpal swl:mming pool sup- ervisor, to R. E. Foster for the arintlsl Butterfly Page>'.nt. A nrtrnvel the nH ~~nwnt of cw- !~ ~[~ Fu•st House l~oves;ll'Iore gill ~'ollo~a Builder Will Combine T~~-o Shacks, Make One Good Residence Pacific GI•ove's belated campaign for the removal of shacks from the local residential district got into high gear• this week. The shack at 110 Carmel avenue bas been re- moved. Frank Stephenson, local builder, has purchased the shack at 1.12 Car- mel avenue, as well as the one just removed from 110 Carmel avenue. He is t: king the material from the two of.them and constructing one good house, to be -located on the 1.12 Car- mel avenue site. •~ At V~'ednesday night's meeting of the city council, a resolutirn was adopted declaring these two shacks, as well as the one at 218 Congress avenue, to be public nuisances and calling for their repair or removal within 30 days or the city will raze them, at the property owners' ex- pense. City Manager Erwin Dames de- clared this week that the proceed- ings, taken under Pacific Grove's rer.e~tiv enacted housing law, will be pushed through, regardless of the present activity. This will be done so that the city may obtain jurisdic- tion to tear down the shacks in the event that Stephenson does not make a proper improvement. At the council *hePtinz. rho rPso- lution nearly died for want of ti second to Councilman Fred Work- man's motion until pictures of the buildings were produced by W. E. Gould, publisher of "Tide." IL then K•as adopted with Councilman Mur- ray :Mathews casting the lone dis- (Continued on page 5) "There is no glory in ouistrippina donkeys"—Afartial OClOBI'sR 6—ChlcaQo[uestarted,1871. , OCR Text: ce, California,:Fl~iday, October. 3, 1941 Bntered r~ second-rlHa~ mrfler rt the poRtofticr st Pacitle Grore. Colifornfa• under Act of Diurch 3. 1S7a. No. 45 'ity Gets Quick Results i Drive Against Shacks uY•ch~~ t~ ~~iote '~~g pion l~'~eet It at Franklin and Estero Streets Is~ ne of Illeetin~s ng as his topic "Person- poiisibilities in a ~'Vorld ' Dr. Henry E. Burke will lie first, of a series of listic meetings Sunday g at 7:30 o'clock in the ected at Franklin and E1 streets, Monterey. Dr. is presenting his mes- tlnder sponsorship of 14 nt churches of the Penin- d the series is known as iced Christian Crusade. The s will continue each evening ;ame hour for at least two Burke will address a union of young people's groups evening at 6:30 o'clock and ~ic•ation will be held at this ,o. urke is a well known evan- teadei~, having served in ~acity for nine and a half More accepting the pastorate Melrose Baptist church of kland some four years ago. 1•ch is enthusiastically back- local campaign as it does >n services" ~..^.rich he -often a in his own church. Since ke took over the pastorate ch and church schbol mem- have doubled as well as nlzation's finances. ontinued on page 5) uggernau~; 5-fully:! So did Danie Simpson, Greget•son and City Attor- :inald Eustace Foster. hits. i Beauntont's hunch on the ;ton Huskies to beat Min- ~ent a little sour, while Fred thought St. Mary's would surprise of the week. They in reverse. ,veek, the differences of are more .plentiful. Every- One Oc~ne —117ore to 1~olio«' •The shack at.110 Carmel avenue, which Chas been -emoved this week, . following action taken by City Manager Erwin Dames amd the cit}• council under Pacific Grove's housing ordinance. T.vo other shacks, one at 142 Carmel ave.tue and the other at 218 Congress avenue, ,are involved in ti,e same proceedings. City Council Does A Lot of Business But Doesn't Tackle Expected Flatters ~i'HAT THE CITT COLJKCIL DID 45•ED:~ESDAF \IGH2' Passed the monthw c'aims on the city treasurer and author- ized the issuance of Warrants for same. Total, 55,18~.5G. cored Councilman J. Haro13 Harper as official represent9- ti~:e of the cit}• at the opening services o± the tinned Christir.'1 Crusade, next Sunday at .lIon- terey. Accepte3 thaails from the First Kational Sank for its cooperation iu rile bank's set- t[ng aside for parking purposes a space behind Its place o1 btisLaess. ■ - ~ Norman Paul Is 1Vew Supervisor At Asilonlar Tom...,...... n., .,1 1. 4hn Rncl f Approved the appointment by Disyor Brantblett of Joseph H. Trow:bi-idge as a member of the city plamilna comailssion to take the place of C. Pierce Parsons. Approved by ordinance the sa'e of t~vo parcris of property taken for delinquent `axes. Approved by ordinance the change of certain street names. Appruved t'•R actio;~ of City hi~nager Dames in reneW-Ing rite contract for Use duntping of garbage at the pre.;e.•tt price of $li5 a month. Approved the purchrse by the city ~na.nager, of a roller for perk and playground eye and of a truck for the stref~ depart- ment. Instructed the city manager to provide for the loan of t}te services of Walter iKatteson, niuniclpal swl:mming pool sup- ervisor, to R. E. Foster for the arintlsl Butterfly Page>'.nt. A nrtrnvel the nH ~~nwnt of cw- !~ ~[~ Fu•st House l~oves;ll'Iore gill ~'ollo~a Builder Will Combine T~~-o Shacks, Make One Good Residence Pacific GI•ove's belated campaign for the removal of shacks from the local residential district got into high gear• this week. The shack at 110 Carmel avenue bas been re- moved. Frank Stephenson, local builder, has purchased the shack at 1.12 Car- mel avenue, as well as the one just removed from 110 Carmel avenue. He is t: king the material from the two of.them and constructing one good house, to be -located on the 1.12 Car- mel avenue site. •~ At V~'ednesday night's meeting of the city council, a resolutirn was adopted declaring these two shacks, as well as the one at 218 Congress avenue, to be public nuisances and calling for their repair or removal within 30 days or the city will raze them, at the property owners' ex- pense. City Manager Erwin Dames de- clared this week that the proceed- ings, taken under Pacific Grove's rer.e~tiv enacted housing law, will be pushed through, regardless of the present activity. This will be done so that the city may obtain jurisdic- tion to tear down the shacks in the event that Stephenson does not make a proper improvement. At the council *hePtinz. rho rPso- lution nearly died for want of ti second to Councilman Fred Work- man's motion until pictures of the buildings were produced by W. E. Gould, publisher of "Tide." IL then K•as adopted with Councilman Mur- ray :Mathews casting the lone dis- (Continued on page 5) "There is no glory in ouistrippina donkeys"—Afartial OClOBI'sR 6—ChlcaQo[uestarted,1871. , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Historic Properties of Pacific Grove,Carmel,110 Carmel,110 Carmel removal (1).pdf,110 Carmel removal (1).pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: 110 CARMEL REMOVAL (1).PDF, 110 Carmel removal (1).pdf 1 Page 1