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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
5
Imperial valley farmers saw six inch diameter eucalyptus trees from three year old growth. Anaheim Fruit Association issues circular urging better orchard care to produce the highest grade fruit.
W B Dewey proprietor of Summit Inn at Old Baldy proposes early June work on a new scenic trail from Camp Baldy San Antonio Canyon to the summit to allow one way ascent and return by another. The path follows Bank's mine and the Devil's Back bone ridge, narrowed to widen for safe travel and will be accessible from Lytle Creek. Last season Summit Inn had over 500 registrants with many staying to view sunrises.
A San Jacinto-Despatch report says a gas and water bearing well was drilled to 250 feet near San Jacinto Lake. An artesian flow of 25 inches of water was obtained from multiple gravel strata, boosting interest among lower valley landowners in gas and oil prospects.
A historical poem recalls a birthplace, the old step-stone and vanished family homestead. The speaker returns after sixty years to find ruin, memory returning with the willow spring and silent rooms while birds and winds murmur of the past.
A Pasadena firm Foley and Co letters praise Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient non narcotic expectorant suitable for children. The note from C H Ward Drug Co secretary treasurer urges customers to obtain the remedy in yellow packages linked to the R F Billings Estate.
The trustees of Bonita High School Lordsburg planted one acre each of Navels Valencias and Eureka lemons on school grounds for agricultural instruction. Nine plots will test various fertilizers and cover crops, marking the start of a citrus experiment station to aid local orange growers.
Public notice declares no pipe of lesser quality may be used for main sewer connections and requires inspection by the plumbing inspector before laying. This directive, issued by the City Trustees, emphasizes compliance with specified standards.
Notice states Corona Union Telephone and Telegraph Co will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the corporate office on Sixth Street Corona Riverside California on Wednesday June 14 1911 at 2:00 PM for electing a Board of Directors and other business. Secretary Willard signs the notice May 26 1911.
It is ordered that Nealie May Strauss guardian of Hiram C. Strauss an insane person may sell the real estate belonging to the estate. Next of kin and interested parties must appear June 17 1911 at 10 AM to show cause why the sale should not be ordered. A public notice will run three weeks in Corona Independent. Dated May 1 1911. Judge FP Densmore.
The State of California greets Emma C Smith Winnie Smith Jane Doe and others in a Riverside County case. Defendants must answer within ten days in Riverside County or thirty days elsewhere. If they do not, the plaintiff may seek judgment or other relief. Clerk A B Pilch Deputy Clerk. May 16 1911.
In Riverside California the Superior Court sets June 3 1911 at 9 30 am in the courtroom for proving the will of George W Fink deceased and for hearing L A Fink’s request for letters testamentary Clerk D A Lowentrou t Deputy and attorney G R Freeman dated May 12 1911. Preliminary reclamation work underway in San Diego county to dam the San Luis Rey river at Warner Ranch covering at least 5000 acres.
Moore and Mabey of Corona Riverside County California give notice of their intention to apply for a patent under United States Mineral Survey No. 4838 in the Los Angeles land office dated May 20 1911. The notice cites the act of Congress approved May 10 1872 and identifies the applicants and their mailing address.
The notice details application for United States patent for placer mining claims No. 1 Fire Clay No. 2 Fire Clay and M. & M. Placer Mining Claims owned by I H Moore and Geo T Mabey. Claims lie in suspended township 4 south range 7 west S B M Yorba Mining District Riverside California and are surveyed under United States Mineral Survey No 4838. Descriptions cover corner posts bearings distances and boundary lines for each claim along wagon road and adjoining Susie Placer Claim, with posting date April 12 1911 and witnesses Brockman and Perkins.
William G. McVicar and Daisy M. Terpening of Corona Riverside County California give notice of intention to apply for United States patent for the Susie Placer Mining Claim United States Mineral Survey No 4837 in Yorba Mining District Riverside County California The claim is described by detailed corner posts measurements and bearings and is posted April 14 1911 with witnesses and register Frank Buren.
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