Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. Mr. Alfonso has credited his ledgers with $2,000,000 collected in taxes. Those who failed to pay first installments of county taxes by the close of business at 5 pm will have to pay a penalty of 8 percent. Ms. Bremer hands a slip of paper to Mr. Alfonso through the gate in front of his Cashier's booth. Photograph appears with the article, "Tax-Paying Tide Halts," Los Angeles Times, 06 Dec 1934: A3. Text from negative sleeve: ALFONSO, H.D., CAPT. L.A. CO. TAX COLLECTOR Handwritten on negative: H.D. Alfonso Vivien Bremer Text from newspaper caption: Just before the last tax-office window slammed closed late yesterday in the Hall of Justice Vivien Bremer stepped up to pay her taxes to Collector H. D. Alfonso. Those who did not precede the last payee, now are faced with an 8 per cent penalty on their bills.
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b&w nitrate negative
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uclamss_1429_11087 ark:/21198/zz002h923v
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Government employees--California--Los Angeles County Tax payers--California--Los Angeles County Alfonso, Herbert D., 1863-1944 Bremer, Vivien, 1911-1958
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