Maxwell Car Sets Endurance Record In 22 000 Mile Run
Maxwell Motor Company reports a stock Maxwell car ran 22 022.38 miles with continuous operation over 44 days, averaging about 20 miles per hour and consuming 1,006 gallons of gasoline. The test demonstrated enduring engine cooling, carburetion, lubrication, and overall reliability with no major failures.
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Ayor Sebastain
Los Amicly
Awell
Automobile Association
M. J. ifeShane
Axwell
Maxwell Motor Ny
Mir
Maxwell
California News Items in Brief
A review of California happenings notes an attempted dynamite attack on the Southern Pacific bridge near Modesto, plus local appointments, university activities, rural mail service extensions, agricultural production figures, a college organ dedication, wool trade, storm-water controls, telephone rates, bridge repairs, a daylight burglary case, student probation data, museum controversy, oil industry support, and a French protocol anecdote.
Notice to contributors on Acacia mining claims in Inyo county
Walter P. Graham of Zabriskie California warns that labor and improvements totaling 100 dollars per claim were expended in 1914 and 1915 on Acacia Acacia 2 through Acacia 6 in Willow Creek district. If contributors do not pay 250 dollars within ninety days after service by publication, their interests will be transferred to the undersigned. First publication January 14, last publication March 17, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Warner
Whittier
Calif
Willow Creek
United States
California
Walter P. Graham
Zabriskie
Republication Notice for Final Land Claim Proof
Department of the Interior notice from the Los Angeles land office dated January 7 1916 states Richard A buar Mand of Barstow California filed to prove final five year claim on land described in homestead entry No 06955 with witnesses Franklin G. Mitchell Elwin M. Haws John Sloan and Robert Greer all of Barstow California. The proof is set for February 15 1916 before the Register and Receiver. Last publication February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Los Angeles
California
Richard A. Buar Mand
Barstow
Calif
N. W
N.E
B. Meridian
Register
U. 8. Land Office
Franklin G. Mitchell
Elwin M. Haws
John Sloan
Robert Greer
John D. Roche
Desert land final proof notice in Los Angeles 1916
Florence M. Towner assignee of Charles E. Longaker filed notice to make final desert proof for N W 1/4 Sec 14 Twp 10 N R 8 W B Merid, with witnesses Gibbs Manley Gibbs Allen of Hinkley and Wimberley of Long Beach. Proof set for February 21, 1916 before the U.S. Land Office Register Roche. First pub January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. 8
Los Angeles
California
Florence M. Towner
Cedar Street
Long Beach
Calif
Charles E. Longaker
N.W
R. W
B. Meridian
Register
Notice of Sale Interest in Tourist Garage
Alvin Muehlfeld announces the sale of all interests in the Tourist Garage to Mrs D C Henderson and reserves all book accounts. Debtors are requested to settle with Alvin Muehlfeld at P O Box 57 Barstow California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Hender
Alvin Muehlfeld
P. O. Box
Bar
Notice of Assessment for Kramer Consolidated Oil Company
Board of Directors levied assessment No. 69 at one half cent per share on all stock payable to D. F. Wilson, secretary, at Room 403 Germain Building Los Angeles. Delinquent stocks unpaid by January 17 1916 will be advertised for sale and sold February 7 1916 at 2 oclock p m to cover delinquent assessments and sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramer Consolidated Oil Compeny
Germain Bldg
South Springs Street
Los Angeles City
Los Angeles County
State of California
Hawes
California
San Bernardino County
D. F. Wilson
Germain Building
South Spring Street
Los Angeles
Summons in Barstow Township Justice Court
The People of California greet defendant A. C. Baker. You must appear in Barstow California for the case in the Justice’s Court within five to twenty days after service, or a judgment may be entered against you. Dated July 17, 1915, Justice T. O. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice’s Court of
Barstow Township
County of San Bernardino
State of California
Co. E. Stauter
A. C. Baker
Barstow
California
Justice’s Court
Notice of Assessment Kelso Mining and Milling Company
Directors levied an assessment of one half cent per share on the capital stock to be paid by January 24, 1916, at Room 315 Exchange Building Los Angeles. Unpaid stock will be delinquent and sold at public auction February 24, 1916 to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelso Mining and Milling Company
Columb. Chapman
Exchange Building
Northeast Corner
Third and
Hill Streets
Los Angeles
California
LUMC
Chapman
Third and Hill Street
Public Notice of Final Proof for Homestead Land
Guy W. Sweet of Vermo California filed intent to make final three year proof to establish claim on land in section 23 township 10 north range 3 east near Los Angeles. Proceedings set for February 6, 1916 at 1 AM before the U.S. Land Office Register and Receiver. Witnesses include Thomas Williams Frank B. Lewis John T. Carnall and Charles P. Fenwick. First publication December 31 1915 last January 28 1916.
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Fornia
Guy W. Sweet
Vermo
Cal
Meridian
U.S Land Office
Los Angeles
Thomas Williams
Frank B. Lewis
Yermo
John T. Carnall
Espeda
Chales P. Fenwick
John D. Roche
Register
Department OF the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Calif
John A. Kennedy
Judson
California
U. S. Land Office
Willis W. Ingraham
George A. Deckrow
Fred W. Miller
Jess ¢. Bolton
Pac
Electric Building
William Carleton Sweet Files For Final Homestead Proof
William Carleton Sweet of Judson California filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim for SW 14 Section 31 Township 3W S Mer California. He will appear before the Los Angeles Land Office registrar January 19 1916 at 9 A.M. as witness Robert B Hodge Kate J Sweet Charles J Hodge Lowell Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Los Angeles
California
William Carleton Sweet
Judson
Township
St. Meridian
Register and
U. 8
Land Office
Robert B. Hodge
Palliser
Calif
Kate J. Sweet
Cal
Charles J. Hodge
Lowell
Frost
Beverly Hills
John D. Roche
Register
Notice to Co-Owners on Jones Mining Claim
Notice to co owners James Gatens in Barstow California warns that Harry D. Jones must pay fifty dollars per share for labor and improvements on the Jones claim in 1914 and 1915. If unpaid within ninety days, the interests will transfer to Gatens under California mining labor law. Publication dates November 12 1915 to February 11 1916.
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Frank Osborne
Tulare
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Glenn County
KE Dorado County
Mueller
Bridges Memorial Hall of
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Andrew H. McInnes
S. D. Wilcox
Ventura Board of Supervisors
Mound District
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Suisun and Green Valley Telephone Company
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Jenkins & Wells
Coon Creek
Auburn
Santa Barbara
John E. McDowell
Pacific Grove
Board of City,Trustees
California Oil Industry Association
Fellows
Gusher Territory
France
Madame la Ministresse
Chamber
Senate
the Elysee
London Chronicle
M. J. McShane
McShane
Tow, California
T. O. Carter
Said Township
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Harry D. Jones
Jones
Goldstone
James Gatens
Oliver
Bren Cer
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