A044PERRY AND BUSH
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
FRANK L. PERRY SUITE 10 - 200 SO. PACIFIC AVE.
AUTEN F. BUSH (ENTRANCE ON GARNET STREET)
REDONDO BEACH, CALIFORNIA
FRONTIER 2388 i
September 7, 1949 w1 -3`i
Honorable Mayor
and
City Council
City of E1 Segundo
E1 Segundo, California
Gentlemen:
The undersigned, C. Darsie Anderson, hereby
respectfully submits his bid of 0500.00, pursuant to
Notice of Intention No. 7 of the City of El Segundo, to
sell its real property. This bid is for the property
lying in the City of E1 Segundo, County of Los Angeles,
State of California, more particularly described as follows:
The North 50 feet of Lot 1 in Block 106
of El Seundo,as per map recorded in Book
20, Pages 22 and 23 of Maps in the office
of the County Recorder of said county.
I inclose Cashier's Check payable to the City
of E1 Segundo In the sum of $500.00 which you may use
when you deliver to me the proper conveyance to the property.
I respectfully refer you to my letter of August
10, 1949, addressed to your Honorable Body relative to
this matter.
Yours very truly,
C.
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September 13, 1949
Mr. Prank L. Perry
Suite 10
200 South Pacific Avenue
Redondo Beach, California
Dear Sirs
We are enclosing receipt shoving payment in full by C.
Dareie Anderson of the purchase price of the north 50 feet
of Lot 1, Block 106, E1 Segundo.
When deed has been received by us from Special City Attorney
Sender, it will be forwarded directly to you.
very truly yours,
Victor D. McCarthy
City Clerk
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Deputy
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September 20, 1949.
Mr. Frank L. Perm
Suite 10 — 200 So. Pacific Ave.
Redondo Beach, Calif.
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Dear Mr. Perry:
I hand you herewith duly executed Quitclaim Deed, conveying
to C. Darsie Anderson and Jessie M. Anderson, the North
50 foot of Lot 1, Block 106, E1 Segundo, which I trust
will be found satisfactory.
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Very truly yours,
Victor D. McCarthy, City Cltk,
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Deputy
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PERRY AND BUSH
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
FRANK L. PERRY
AUTEN F. BUSH
Mr. Victor D.
City Manager
City Hall
August 18, 1949
McCarthy
El Segundo, California
Dear Vic:
SUITE 10 • 200 SO. PACIFIC AVE.
(ENTRANCE ON GARNET STREET)
REDONDO BEACH. CALIFORNIA
FRONTIER 2388
You will remember George H. Anderson, City
Treasurer of Redondo Beach for many ye�,irs. Away back
in 1931 or 132 he deeded a lot to his son C. Darsie
Anderson, who evidently did not know anything about
it so the lot was finally acquired by the City of
El Segundo for non - payment of taxes.
Darsie Anderson was away in the service of the
Unite d States for approximately six years, and during
such time the property was sold. He has written a letter
to the City Council which is self - explanatory and which
I inclose herewith.
Will you please have it brought before the City
Council at the proper time and frith your recommendations?
I took the matter up with Mr. Woodworth and he suggested
that in view of the expense to which the city had been
put in this matter, that he thought the city might consider
a settlement for $500.00.
I took this matter up with Mr. Anderson last
March, but it has taken hLm a long time to raise the
$500.00. He has now secured this money and offers a
Cashier's Check on Chula Vista branch of Security Trust
and Savings Bank of San Diego, dated August 12, 1949,
No. CV 35566. I inclose such check. Will you please
do what you can for Mr. Anderson in thi's matter?
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Yours very
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August 10, 1949
The Honorable City Manager and
Board of Trustees of the
City of E1 Segundo
El Segundo, California
Re: North 501 of Lot 1, Block 106 of E1 Segundo
upon which the City has brought an action
to quiet title in the Superior Court, Case
No. 539516, by reason of acquisition through
delinquent tax sale.
Gentlemen:
I am the owner of the above
property was sold to the City of El
quent taxes. The same was deeded to
described property. This
Segundo because of delin-
me by my father in 1932.
I was in the war for six years, serving the United
States, and during such time I believe the City or the County,
or both, must have sent notices of a proposed sale for delin-
quent taxes, but for the reason stated, no notices were ever
received by me.
I cannot afford to lose this property. I realize
that the City has been to considerable expense in filing the
action to quiet title and in purchasing the property. I was
wondering if there is some way in which I can compromise the
matter with the City and obtain from it a deed. I am willing
to pay $500.00 for such a deed, with the understanding that
the City will dismiss the action brought to quiet title and
release to me any and all rights which it may have in the
property above described.
Enclosed is a cashierts check for $500.00, payable
to the order of the City of E1 Segundo, which you may use if
your Honorable Body accepts this offer. In considering this,
I trust you will weigh carefully the fact that I was for so
long a time in the armed services of our Country and therefore
unable to handle my business in the regular manner and received
no notice of the sale.
Any help you can give me in this matter will be most
appreciated.
Yours very truly,
ara e Anderson
141 Elder Avenue
Chula Vista, California
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