Vacant Summary: California News Briefs on Bonds and Cherries
Vallejo sold 100000 bonds to Vallejo Commercial Bank at 5 percent interest with a 3210 premium. Visalia voters recall City Marshal Devalle and reject saloon licenses. new UC Chico study trips announced for deciduous fruit culture students. War Dept orders 12 inch shells. Marin to Contra Costa ferry Loretta begins service cutting travel times. Railroad agents set 1915 expo rates, San Francisco hosts November meeting of travelers.
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Vallejo Harbor
Vallejo
Navy Department
Chico
Express
New York
Los Angeles
Visalia
William F. Devall
Edward Rowland
Devall
A. G. Simpson
H. B. Reed
B. B. Pratt
College of Agriculture
University of California
Simpson
Reed
California
Comwdfornia
War Department
United States
Benicia Iron Works
Benicia
Arsenal
Marin
Contra Costa
Bay
Sausalito
Richmond
San Rafael
Alameda County
Marin County
Loretta
San Francisco
American Association of Traveling
Sickles Dies at His New York Home
General Daniel E Sickles dies at his New York residence a few days ago. The Senate passes a bill repealing a port bound vessel paper filing rule at Astoria Oregon. Roosevelt survives a dangerous canoe trip in Para Brazil while two escorts die. The University of Washington suspends students for poor grades and social clubs show limited influence. Postal stamps for mail to Mexico announced with new denominations.
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Daniel E. Sickles
New York
Senate
Portland
Ore
Astoria
Columbia River
Washington
Secretary of the Senate
Eleanor Wilson
Rocky Mountain
Eistern
Union Pacific
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Rock Island
Denver and
Rio Grande
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Glenmont
Llewellyn Park
Colonel Roosevelt
Para
Brazil
Davida
Roosevelt
State University of Washington
United States Mail Agency
Vera - Graz
H. M. Robinson
United States
Parcel Post
Post Office Department
Benjamin Franklin
Baker
White House
Capitol
Congress
National Association
Willson
Vera Cruz
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Daniels
Garrison
Dewey
Hampton Roads
Montana
New York Harbor
Wyoming
Tennessee
Reclamation Day at Victorville Programs and Bonnfires
The Victorville chamber of commerce announces 8 a.m. events including an open tennis tournament a groundbreaking for the chamber building and a parade from the park to barbecue grounds with grand marshal Louis Evang. Free barbecue short talks a Victrola concert and a grand bonfire follow with dancing and sports. Auto transport is free with a $1 dance ticket and no charges for ladies. The Golden State Portland Cement Co. has permit to build five miles of railroad for cement materials and plans for electric plant and street lighting are discussed. Mrs. Frank Talmadge is reported in critical condition in a San Bernardino hospital.
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Chamber of Commerce Committee
Victorville - Hesperia
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur E. Hull
Redlands
John D. Reayis
Barbecue Park
Eb, Richardson
I. I
W. W. Richardson
George N. Finnegan
Turner House
Seventh
D Streets
Golden State Portland Cement Co
Victorville
Frank Talmadge
San Bernardino
Redlands Editor Lyman M King Seeks State Senate Seat
Lyman M King editor of the Redlands Facts announces his candidacy for state senator from the local district. He has spent his life in the newspaper business since college and earns supplementary recognition for long residence in Redlands. More details next week in his own words.
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Lyman M. King
Redlands
Lucerne Valley irrigation progress and road link plans
Rain boosted ranchers and garden plantings in Lucerne Valley as the Gold Mountain mill nears full operation after snow delays. The Lucerne Valley Transfer Co led by Joseph Solmes and partners runs a 3-ton Moreland distillate truck on daily trips with aim to connect Daggett Barstow Cushenbery Doble Bear Lake via a new road network reaching Cushenbery and Bear Lake.
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Gold Mountain
Lucerne Valley Transfer Co
Joseph Solmes
Wmn
Baldridge
J. M. Ross
Moreland
Barstow
Daggett
Seymore Alf
Cushenbery
Doble
Bear Lake
Rialto Votes to Stay City in Historic Referendum
At an election held in Rialto on Monday May 4 residents decided to remain a city by a 255 to 156 vote with 255 ballots cast to keep Rialto incorporated, marking the heaviest vote in the town's history.
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Rialto
Notice Good Alfalfa Hay in Carload Lots
Alfalfa hay available in carload lots at 10.50 dollars per ton freight charges by C B Victorville area. Contact J C Turner successor to Turner and Son Victorville California for details and delivery.
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Notic
F. C. B. Victorville
J.C. Turner
Turner& Son
Victorville
Cal
Burros to Claim at Victorville Address
Strayed three burros to a residence at Victorville California. One jack one jenny with colt. Owner may reclaim by paying for this ad and feed. Contact W J Fifield Box 182 Victorville Cal. my14t.
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W. J. Fifield
Victorville
Cal
Stray burros advertised near Victorville
Stray burros found 12 miles southeast of Victorville. Eight medium geldings and three mares, one white one bald-faced one with left ear partly gone, others mouse colored. Owner may claim by paying feed bill. Contact W. J. Fifield box 182 Victorville Cal. 24 4t.
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Victorville
W. J. Fifield
Cal
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Houston
Kansas
Memphis
Montreal
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Quebec
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