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- ; . Se ee > . - aera - Personal observation of th» address that it is a deep lot facing on QM, just past the dorser of & omall building or shed is on the front ef the lot aid rear is a two story frome building, giving the appearence of a barn Inving been mde over, end on this building is a sign designating it as + On December 19, 1936, a Buisk five passenger eoupe ng New York 1956 iiconse’ Was observed near this build - ing as well as an old model éar, possibly a Chevrolet, bearing New Jorecy 1936 license . pe Inquiry was made at a grocery store in the imediate theWMMMM place and the only available information was that resided et the above address and tint he was an elderly man, but it was stated tint a som also lived there and that it was thought his name was The ocoupation of this son of the older Wy = mot known dut he was frequently seen around the place, The 1936 City Directory of Miami shows and WERE a= resicing at property wat checked through the Co’ Clerk's Off be legally de- seribed as Lot and in 1927 it was in the mms o! Miami, Florida. at the Tax Collector's office wes learned that the taxes now and for som” Years past on the address ally described as above, have been paid by ons at this address, This information was supplied by the Chief Clerk of the Tex Collector's effice, S. 6. Blount. Mo further check was, therefore, made concerning the omership of this property. At the Dade County Clerk's office it was learned that the legal description of the Capone property wes Lot 8, Bloek 1, Palm Island. The reeords show that this property was transferred from the grantor, Parker Henderson, to the grantee, Mae Capone, on July 18, 1928. Mr. Blount, of | the Tax Collector's office, located the tex records on this property, —< which revealed that Mae Capone has paid taxes on this property every year and that only the current year's taxes have not been paid. No ons has ever paid the taxes on this property as fer as Mr. Blount could recall except Mae Capone,