Safe ty tips for motorists from Auto Club of Southern California
The Auto Club of Southern California issues ten new safety suggestions for motorists including shift to second gear at grade crossings to avoid stalling, avoid cutting in after passing, avoid passing at intersections, carry extra globes, fit skid chains early in wet weather, brake with clutch in, avoid single-wheel chains, ease throttle on curves, approach crossings cautiously, and do not straddle tracks on slick roads. Budapest report notes Ex-Emperor Charles and Ex-Empress Zita captured, confined at Tatovaros castle under guard.
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The
Auto Club of
Southen California
Budapest
Charles
Hungary
Zita
Tatovaros
Blythe Railroad Reopens After Three Week Idle Period
The California Southern Railway between Rice and Ripley, operated by the Santa Fe, resumed traffic Tuesday after nearly half its 40 mile line was washed out by cloud bursts. Supplies reached Blythe and Palo Verde by auto trucks during closures as labor crews cleared the damage. The Santa Fe recently leased the line as an experiment with an option to purchase, the Palo Verde development company having built it years ago.
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California Southern Railway
Rice
Ripley
Santa Fe
Blythe
Palo Verde
California Southern
Santa Fe Lines
The
Palo Verde Development Company
Notice of Forfeiture Tabasco No. 1 mining claim Kern Co
Thomas L. Royal notifies Geo T Phillips and W W Moore that $100 in labor and improvements has been expended to hold Tabasco No 1 under section 2324 R S U S. If they do not contribute their share within ninety days after service or publication, their interest will become the property of the subscriber. Dates Oct 11 1921 Oct 20 1921 Jan 1 1922.
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State of California
Kern
Geo. T. Phillips
W. W. Moore
United States
Kern County
California
Homestead Final Proof Sought for California Land
Mathew 8 Smith of Crufts California filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim for Lot 14 of the SE in Section 22 Township 381 South Range 46 East M D Meridian before the U S Commissioner in San Bernardino California on November 25 1921 Witnesses include Harvey McMillan Hawthorn Clarence T Cleland Ella R Cleland all of Barstow California and Charles W Hopkinson of Crufts California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Independence
Calif
Mathew 8. Smith
Crufts
California
M. D. Meridian
United States
San Bernardino
Harvey McMillan Hawthorn
Clarence T. Cleland
Ella ‘Rk. Cleland
Barstow
Calice
Charles W. Hopkinson
Califrnia
Sheriff Sale Notice in San Bernardino County
Public notice of a sheriff sale under a writ of execution issued by the Superior Court of Los Angeles. Continental National Bank of Los Angeles sues B A Funk and Helen Muir Funk. Property includes Mojave River water rights and Daggett Ditch aqueduct. Sale set for October 29, 1921 at 11:00 a.m. in front of the San Bernardino Court House. Sheriff W A Shay cites Kemp Mircuect and Silgerperne as attorneys for the bank.
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Continental National Bank of Los Angeles
Superior Court
County of
Los Angeles
State of California
B. A. Funk
Helen Muir Funk
San Bernardino
S. E. 34
M. 8
S. W
S. FE
M. N
Mojave
Ando
Daggett Ditch
San Bernardino Base
Merdian
Meridian
City of
County of San Bernardino
United States
W. A. Shay
W. D. Lk. Allen
Kemp, Mircuect
Silgerperne
Notice to co-owner on Copper Kin mining claims labor
William J Walsh receives notice that co-owner Macknight has performed annual labor on Copper Kin claims in Kern California for 1920 21 under the Revised Statutes. If Walsh does not contribute $600 within ninety days from publication, Walsh’s interest may become property of the subscriber. First publication July 28 1921. Last publication October 27 1921.
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Thi Golar
County of Kern
State of California
United States
Notice of Forfeiture for Mining Claims in San Bernardino
In San Bernardino County California John W FogleSong warns Frank Roach that three hundred dollars was expended in labor and improvements on the Tull Unique and Myrtle mining claims to hold them for 1920. If Roach does not contribute his share within ninety days of notice or publication his interest will be forfeited to the subscriber under section 2324. Publication dates July 28 1921 to October 27 1921.
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State of California
San Bernardino
Frank Roach
Tull
Unique
Myrtle
Recorder
United States
San Bernardino County
John W. Foglesong
Notice to coowner on annual labor for four mining claims
E S Roberts, co owner, states he expended 400 dollars in 1920 on labor and improvements for the Top Notch Bon Ami Banner Hugo mining claims in Rand Mining District San Bernardino County California. One hundred dollars is due from M A McEachen and if not paid within 90 days the interest will be subject to transfer to the undersigned. First publication July 28, 1921.
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TO. M. A. McEachen
Rand Mining
San Bernardino County
State of California
Top Notch
California
United States
Roberts
Notice of claim coowner expenditure on Silver Bell claim Kern
In Kern County California Edward Herkelrata serves Tony Mayr with a notice stating $100 has been expended on labor and improvements for the Silver Bell prospect. The filing reflects certificates dated November 1920 to hold the premises under 23824 Revised Statutes. If Mayr does not contribute his share within 90 days of service or publication, his interest may revert to the subscriber. First published July 14 1921 with last publication in 1921.
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State of California
Kern
Tony Mayr
United States
Kern’ County
State of
California
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San Bernandino
Thomas L. Royal
Firat
Jagst
Gigarettes
Leacatt & Moens Toracco
Oliver C. Harper
Register
Sheriffs Sale
William J. Walsh
Gresting
P. Macknight
Ffrat
Edward Herkelrata
A. P. Ring