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PAGE TEN THE SUN'S MARKET NEWS Fruits and Produce Quotations PRODUCE I. ANGELES, June 2. New Alcx-wider apples rt today placed on sale on the 1st AnKi'ln wholesale produce market at II. Ml a box. other xarletiei.

1 hppIi-k were In demand at unchanged prices, l'mil Hon cantaloupes were advanced to fu cents a box for the hpeclal parked. 1 pink Venn were again hm'no. lit y.K.,',0 a while the Lady Wah-invinni uml njiilcs continued nrm si I1Z a cwt. OiTfii linva ln were alsc linn at Vtiiu ccitn a pound, Migai corn timed off to Is. 70 cent a III, tiv in ihr ilsv Tomators were nuot ed HI KO'd 75 pen til.

New sacked oniom brought the higher of Ji.ft twt, 1 mnrh ecrcs tner dox): June 2 June 27 June 2G Juno 24 VHeoted 2Sc 284c -c ifip "he iltc Case 24c 2Vc 24 'oiiftrnia crenmerv butter i oer roi June 28 June 27 June 2S June 24 Fresh extras 2fic zic -nc Fresh firsts 23c 23c 23c 21c rti. fnee nnunffx Casrert twins 0V4c: Ksstern ionghorn. lie; Eastern daisies, 20e; Oregon longhorns ltc: Oregon iripleta 17 lRc; Dreaon Tillamook 18jl8Vc: Swiss imported 43c u-hel cream Drich 23c: "mbuige'r 2Si'2Sc; California fresh German breakfast cneese 0rdn Produce Potatoes Local sweet TKitatoe 12 00 per lug: Northern Burbank po utoes, ll.9S4j2.00 a cwt; Idaho Bussu 12. 1043 2. 11 cwt: Salinas, 12.

1j cwt; Lompoes, cwt; new potatoes. 70075c a lug; American Wonder, Early Trtumpn II 26 a cwt: Shim. 12.1 a cwt; Oregon Burbanks, 12.25 a cwt; Idaho Rurals 12.00 cwt Onions Twin onions. 12.50 per 10' in sacks; SilversKins. H.00 per lug: white boiling onions.

crate; Australian brown onions. 2.00i 1.10 a cwt; white glob oniony 14-50 cwt; new onions, red and yellow, 3.a 'Vegetables Arttehoxes. No. 1. 90c Ooxen; Jerusalem artichoke.

1.40fr l.Btj bell peppers, 2iBi0c lb; green chili fcSc lb; Jap chili. 40c a pound- loose 11c a pound; string, 12o a pound; beets. Sac dox bunches; eggplants 5(i5VtC lu: boreeradlsh root. barrel: lie a pound. In small lots: lettuce.

5c'41 crate, 10c dozen; black eye pea. 4c pound; Tele phone pea Jfe'c a pound; eunvnei squash 5c a lug; crookneck squash. 60 cents a lue; catibage 2c a pouno: red cabbage, 4Huo a pounu; uu.i-flower irtc a sack; 11.15 a crale; celerx 1 i dox; green top celery 75fclc; tur Hi ps SOc dox. bunches: parsley iOc dozen; Crimson winter rhubarb, 6S7v: a box; northern atrawberry rhubarb, choice. IL15 a box; fancy, 11.60 a toox.

tomatoes 6075c ler crate; oyster-Plant, 40c a dozec; carrots, S5c a doxej, bunchea; teets 0o dox: green asparw gua, 8 10c; asparagus tijja, 7c; outdooi cucunuiers 5ri0c a lug; garlic, lVc; green corn 5fc7tlc lug: okra 124c 1. Beans (per cwt umesa otberwlaa ata-ted) No. 1 pink, No. 1 lima, Lady Washington, No. 1, $12; r.avy $12; Garvanzas, $5.5: iianchu-rian reds.

Black eye beans. 44 Vic pound; flat green beans IHfe4c pound; wax beans 5VM Kentucky onde: keans 3Vk6 4c; green lima beans DViU U0c lb. rxwaa and Dried Trultm Tropical Banana. 404 Vic a pound; pineaipiea, pouno. Citrus Grapefruit.

Sunklst, 48s, $3, (4s to bo. ij.is; box; new lemons, packed box $3.. 6 loose lemons Juice, limes. Ilio a basket; Valencia orange $3.25. Miscellaneous Loquats ic lb; strawberries 0cJ tray, shipping stock; 4 4i 4 He basket; raspberries crate: blackberries 70c; loganberries 70c crate; gooseberries llo lb; cherries 12 14c lb; cantaloupes, standard crates straight pony cantaloupes $1.35.

special packed Paul Hose 80 cents, jumbos 11.80; watermelons Vie per lb; ti lac It firs i 73c a ox. freestone peaches $1.35 Per lug. yellow globe popcorn 4Vic lb; eastern rice popcorn 65Hc lb; Santa -ltoa plums Satsuina II; Fiunsini-onl $1.50 box: Burbanks $1 box; currants crate: apricots 11.100 I. 25 lug; peaches, clings. 1.15 lug; Malaga, grapes be lb; Thompson Seedless fcc lb.

Honey Extracted new water wiite. IH white 7 Vic; light amber 6c: new comb, water white, 16 cents; white, 18c; amber 12VtC Apples Hood RUer Bpltsenbergs. blue diamond. red diamond. fancy Newtown Pippins.

4-tier. $2. Roman beauties, $1.75 01.85 box; White Astraclian 11.60 box; Missouri Pippins $2.25 a box; Alexanders, 4-tier, $1.0 box. ronltrr (local) Broilers, 1 to 1 1-4 lbs. 1 cents; 1 1-4 to 2 lbs 16c; fryers, 2 1-4 to lbs 22c: roasters.

1 lbs and up. soft bone. 20c: stag cocks ic; old cocks 8c: heavy hens, 4 lbs up, lc: hens under 4 lbs 14c; young torn turkeys, 13 lbs and up 22c: old torn turkeys 20c: young Indian Runner ducks 15c; old ducks 13c, young ducks lc: geese 13c; squabs $1 dox; selling price $2 doz. Drain and 7m4 Ths following quotations ax per 10r pounds: Be rle Rolled barley (80-lb. sacks) II.

60; seed barley (100-lb sacks) 11.60; hulled barley (li5-lb sacks) tl.s-ground barley (100-lb sacks) $1.65. Bran White bran (80-lb sacks) light bran (65-lb sacks) shorts (100-Ui sacks) $2.06. Corn Large yellow (large smaller yellow (large sacks), 2.1 6. Hickory King (lerge sacks), 12.15; cracked corn (100-lb. sacks), $2 10; feed meal (100-lb.

sacks), $215: mllo maize (125-ll sacks) Egyptian corn, (126-lb sacks) Kou.lla.ng 1.4u. Oats White cats. rolled oats. 11.85; Texas red seed oats, recleaned, California red seed oats, recleaned, hulled oats. 12.65: oats and wheat middlings (100-lb.

sacks), $1.60 pure ground oats, poultry oat flake (80-lb. sacks). steel cut poultry oats, $3.30. Wheat No. 1, Cleaned (111 1-t- sacks) No.

1 cleaned (100-lb racks) cracked wheat (100-lb sacks) $2.16. Miscellaneous Kys see a alfalfa molasses (100-lb. sacks), I1.H0; alfalfa nvwl 10-lb sacas) oil cake meal, $2 00; cottonaeed meal, steam-diied beet pulp, buckwheat, vegetlne, 86c flax mal. cocoa nut nieel, capro dairy I ileal, carload, $23 15 per ton, I. O.

b. -op Angeles; tons $2628. Grain and feed (per ton) Ilolled barley, $32; white oats $37; wheat, $39: l-ntn. $34; com, $40: hulled barley 138; shorts $40; fed meal $42; cracked corn $41; mllo maiza f34. my Wholesale prices on carload lota, f.

O. b. lx)S Angeles, sre as follows: Choice oat hay, $210 23: No. 1 oat hsy, 18ti21; choice barley hay No. 1 barlev hay $16frl8; stoi-k hay, $13 15; choice local alfalfa.

$1(S J1; choice rorthern alfalfa, 171J; Ho. 1 nortnern alfalfa. $15417. 1'rloes In ton lots to the consumer are from $2 to $4 per ton higher than the sIkivs Quotations, to cover broken earn and de'ivery charges. JfUtS Nuts (per pound unless otherwise stat-4) Plus Ultra almonds, 16Virl6e, 1 XL.

almonds l616Vic; Uraxlli. 17ViO lXc: cwoar.uts, $1.25 a dozen; filberts, 17 4J17 He; pecan, xxxx l17c; No. 1 AsNoelatlnn walnuts, ltVj'l(c; No. 1 lots: iumlKi. 18 He: budded, 20c; xin leschcd walnuts, 12c: Japanese peanuts, fc in.

Karlern peanuts, Je; juxaoos, pUienuts. Ic NOTICE OP STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. The annual meeting or the Blooming-Imi Protective Ans'n will bo held at the. iffli th Bloomlngton Fruit As-tn-liiin In Ploonilngion, California, Mondiv. Julv 10.

1816, at o'clock p. for (he purpose of electing oftlcers fcr the eiioumg year and the transaction anr other buntneiMi that may I rfors the meeting t.Mgwd) ItKHT HA WE If A V. Secretary. .111 till t-li-ti SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN- -THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1916. CITRUS FRUITS UTS SASTxair kiixsti rHlt.Arr7T,rHlA.

June 28. Nine car." sold. Valencias avemsed $2.75 to Grapefruit. $1.30. Market la eusier.

NEW YORK, June 2S. Valencia av- cr fixed to ti.fi.i. Iemona Averaz i'd to Market is unchangvd TMTTSnfRG. June IS. Valencia av JJ.T0 to $3.2..

Market is easier. June Five oars sold. Valencia averaged $2.60 to $3.55 emona averaged 12.4,1 to S3. 10. lm ons averased IJ.45 to 13.10.

Sweets iveraged $3.15 to $3.30. Market is eas ler. n.VOlN.VATI. June Six cars sold. talenciait averaged 12, sn to l.l.oo.

I.em ons averaged $3.05 to 13.75. Market if easier on Valencia: steady lemons. ST. LOUIS June 2. Four cai sold Valencias averaged $3.20 to 13.75.

Ui inn averaged 12.65 to Marke steady on Valencias: easier lemons. June 2S. Sixteen cars sold Valencias averaged 13.10 to $4.05. Grape fruit averaged half boxes J3.0j to Umom averaged IJ.15 t) 14 35. Market is unchanged.

FkUlT SKXFUXim Southern California Oranges Lemom Tl June 26 66 20 S6 Total to date this sea son 473C 20605 Total to same date last season .28706 A'ii 33465 nw Toax kixxxt XKW TOIUC. June 27. Twenty-sex cars Valencias. two cars lemons sold. Market about 25c lower on xanncias easier on lemon.

Weather fair. VALENCIAS Avge. Old Misnion. fy. Chapman Old Miscion, fy.

Chapman (Jolden Eagle, Chapman 4.00 1.50 utdy thtpman 3.05 3.45 3.20 S.fi 3.50 3.33 3. 0 3.5.1 3.0', 3.7u 4.55 3.70 4.4 3 3.55 3.25 3.95 1.8') 3.45 3.2) 2.35 1.93 3.75 3.55 3.65 3.45 3.35 J.M 2.05 3.60 3.25 2 S3 3.93 3.5-1 3.05 2.60 3.70 3.33 2.95 3.50 3.10 3.90 S.5.. 3.63 3.31 3.5J 3.10 3.41 393 3.40 3.10 2.90 2.45 2.95 Olive Heights. Growers Co ngelus. Growers Co Big Four.

Growers Co Olive Heights. Garowers Co Angelus, Growers Co Big Four. Growers Co Tesoro liancho. Blue Tesoro Kancho. P.ca Geo Washington, OA iv.

Lai Belle. ST Kx Carmenclta. ST Ex Preferred, Covins Ex Certified. Covin Ex Par Value. Covin Ex Iris, DM Ex Mother Colony, ST Ex Golden Cross.

OK Ex Red X. OK Ex Miramonte. OK Ex Special Owl. OK Ex Rooster. OR Ex Mohawk.

OR Ex Luxury. RH Ex Alhambra, ST Ex Geyser. OK Ex Flyer. -OK Ex Owl. OK EX Kenilworth, AH Ex Peasant.

AH Ex Dandy, AH Ex Troy. OR Ex Atlas. OR Ex Hector, OR Ex Celeste La Habra, ST Ex Tallv Ho. SB Ex Hie It. SB Ex Fort Pitt.

ACY1 Ex Old Mill. AOG Ex Corona Belle. QC Ex Queen Bee, GC Fx Carnwnrita, ST Ex Colombo. ST Ex Golden W. ST Ex Rlue W.

ST Ex Hlehway, OK Ex News-boy. RH Sun King. Kellerman Co Pun Queen. Kellerman Co Golden Flower. Kellerman Co Red Banner Avian ST.

MICHAELS Newsbov. RH Ex $2.95 GRAPEFRUIT Red (seedless) $3.53 Geyser (seedless) 3.6c GRAPEFRUIT HALVES rmenclta Ii5 Golden Cross (seedless) 2.45 LEMONS Rossmoyne (vent) $3.0 Silver Lemon (vent) 380 Prairie Chicken PBXLa.DXU'HXA 1CAJUCZT PHILADELPHIA. June 27 Eight can rold. Market unchanged oranges; doing better lemons. VALENCIAS Avge San Antonio Blue.

SA Grox-es Gavilan. Riverside Ex 3.4'J Black Crusader. ACG Ex 3.4i Old Mill, ACG Ex 3.25 Advance. OR Ex 3.85 San Antonio Red, 8 A Groves 3.23 Hetch Hetchv, LM Ex 3.15 Fort Pitt. AOG Ex 3.53 Geo Wafhlngton.

OR Ex 4.00 Martha Washington, OR Ex 3.60 LEMONS Naralimo, Sparr Co $2.80 Circus 2.6 Del Oro 195 Quail. OK Ex 3.3-1 Covote 2.90 Blue Jay 2.60 B08TO1T KAXXT BOSTON, June 27. Thirteen cars sold Market unchanged on Valencias; doing better lemons. VALENCIAS Avge. Modjeaka, Anaheim OGA $3.40 Gavilan.

Riverside Ex 3.7a Burro. ST Ex 3.60 John Alden. RH Ex 3.45 Glendora Home. AOG Ex 3.8't Jack Jill. I(H Ex 3.65 Rooster.

OR Kx 3.W Parrot. A Ex 3.65 Corona Belle, QC Ex 3.70 Bell -20 Arcadia. ST Ex 3. 76 Prlscllla, RH Ex 3.65 Carrier. RH Ex 3.06 Crow Jewel, RH Ex 3.6' La Habra, ST Ex 3.90 Mohawk.

OR Ex 8.75 Green Crusader. ACO Kx 8.30 Queen Ree. QC Ex 3.66 HAPEFRUIT HALVES Queen Bee $2 Royal 203 Queen Boe. seedling grapefruit 2.15 Roysl. seedling 1.66 LEMONS Quail, OK Ex $41 Padio.

LG1XJA 3. JO Wirelehs 3.60 Growers 2.60 Good Selected 3-" Diamond 3.0 NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL In the Superior Court of the State of California. In and for the County of San Bernardino. In the matter of the estate of Martha L. Houton, Ieceaed.

INOTIC'K IS HEREBY" GIVES. That Cora, A. Tuck ha produced and filed ith the Clerk of the Superior Court of San Bernardino County, a ctocumeni purporting to be an exemplified copy of the I.ast Will and Testament of Martha L. Hootcn, deceased, together with her petition for the prolate thereof, an for the issuance to her, the said petitioner, of Letters Testamentary, and that Mondav, the 10th day of July, 1916. at I I o'clock a.

at the Court room of sold Superior Court, at the Court Houae in the City of Kan Bernardino, In said County and State, have been fixed he said Clerk us the time and place for nrniini auld will and for hearing said petition for Letters TeKtanwntary. when and where sny person interested may entiear and contest the same. IV VlHERfXlF I haje hereunto set iry hand end afnxed the seal of sxld Superior Court, this 28tn Hhv of June, 1916. (SEAL) L- n. PATTY, nerk.

Rv Lois Pandeftir, Tepi.ity fTlerk. MViNnhh. llMrtzell Hodge, Attorney)! for retltloner. 6-28-W i Ollicinl Record Jons 88, 1916 1 Deed; June 24. 1816, $10.

Lemon Orowers Exchange of Ontario. Cal.f. to Pacific Elect Rwy Co. Piece land bein ptn of Lot 12. 46, towtislte of Mag nolla.

2 Trustee's Reconveyance; June 1 1916. C. II. Alnley and F. X.

Hawes, Tr to Hloonilngtoo Improvement Co. 494 2S1, exec by John C. Turner, Adam K. Dunn and James M. Hlack.

No. 103, rec Feb 13, 1912. 3 Deed; June 15, 1916, $10. Rrewster et ux to Harold C. lVwcy.

Lot 3, HIk 3. Brink's subd. city of Coltom 4 Deed; Nov. 2, 1914, $10. John Means, single man, to John D.

Toland. minor. Lot 3. Wk 10, San Antonio Tr. 6 Deed; Nov.

30, 1914. Joan L. Means to Jane Means, daughter. Ixit 2, 18. San Antonio Tr, being NW 10 a oi said block.

6 Deed; Nov. I. 1914. $10, John Means, single man, to Madge Toland minor. Lot 4, Blk 10, Pomona Land and iter Co.

subd. june 3ov, 3 yrs aner ante, per cent. Horace J. Rob erta. H.

J. Roberts, Catherine Roberts (in cap H. J. Roberts and Catherine Roberts, husb and wife), to Union Sav Uank of Redlands. All of Lots 3.

4. exc a strip tnree rods wide off the en tire aide of said Lot 6, In Blk 87 ti. a. li. 9 Mtg; June 23.

1916. $90P. on or March 1, 1917. 7 per cent. Nicholas La lurevicii, single man, to v.

f. AicArthur, aa guardian of Molvin McArthur. EVt or sxvh or sec Deed; lb. 24. 1916.

$10. S. H. Gardner et ux to R. R.

Stanfield. Lot 15. Ulk 143, Bungalow Park Tr. city of untario. IS Tr Deed; June 20.

1916. $1000. Lut tie O. Huffman, formerly Luttie D. Stiener, nid woman, to John Flagg and x.

ti. McNeil. Tr for S. i B. L.

Assn. Lot S. Blk 1. J. M.

Hurley city S. B. 14 Deed; May HIS, $fi0. Wilbur W. Bell et ux to H.

Whit and Edith W. White, husb and wife. Jt ten rt surv. Ptn of Lot 2, Blk 37. Mound City.

lt Deed; June 16. 1916, $10. G. E. Wittwer to Jeanette Vx'lttwer.

wife of grantor, as her sole and sep prop. Lot 42, Cypress Court, city of Redlands. 17 Mtg; June 16. 1916. 3 yrs.

7 per cent Jeannett Wittwer et mar to Sav. Bank of Redlands. (Same as No. 16). 18 Mtg; June 16, 1916, $400.

yrs. 7 per cent Jeanette Wittwer et mar to E. Cannon. (S.me as No. 16).

1 Mtg; June 23, 1916. $100. on or yrs. 8 per cent Mrs. E.

J. Dapper, wdo. to the S. Ti. Co.

Sav. Bank. SVi of Lot 14 In Big 10, acc to map of Wa ters sub. 0 Deed: Feb. 29, 1916.

Henry Lang. unmd. to Charles L. Allison and Hugh L. Dickson.

Und int in and to Ex- pantlon. Legal Tender, Legal Tender No. 1. Oversight, Equator, Quarts mining claims, rec in 110-194-197 and 104-123 and 124, mining rec 21 Deed; May 23. 1916.

$10. Frank E. KeeUf et ux to Fun tana Co. EH of of Lot 636, subd of lands of S. T.

L. W. Co. 26 Deed; January 11. 1916.

$10. Mary E. Myers, wdo. to Jacob Enders. Lot 6, Platt-Burton subd.

27 Deed; January 11, 1916, $10. Mary E. Myers, wdo, to Anna J. Enders. Lot Platt-Burton subd.

28 Mtg; January 11, 1916. $350, on or 3 yrs. 7 per cent. Jacob Enders et ux to Mary E. Myers.

Lot 5 of Platt-Bur ton subd. 29 Deed; June 26. 1916. $10. Khardln, Ingle man, to Morad Boksh.

Lota 23 and 24, In Blk 81 of South Side Tr. Ontario. 30 Deed; June 22, 1916. $1000. G.

M. Williamson et ux, B. H. Strother et ux to G. M.

Williamson and Mary C. Williamson, husb and wife, jt ten rt sarv. WVs of Lot 878. Ont Col Lds, sav and exc strip 8 ft wide off the side of said WVi of Lot 878. 31 Mtg; June 22.

19.8. $425. 2 yrs, I per cent. Q. M.

Williamson et ux to B. H. Strother and Etta V. Strother. (Same as No.

30). 39 Tr Deed; April 11, 1916. $250,000. 6 per cent, 6 yr bonde. Redlands and Yucalpa Land corp.

to A. Tr and Savings Bank. Large tracts of land In Yucalpa Valley. 42 Deed; March 4. 1916, $800.

Marie Katharyn Fawkner (also sometimes known as Kathryn Fawkner) spinster, to Marian Louise Braden. Und V4 Int In WVi of Lot 235 and EVi of Lot 234, Ontario. 44 Deed; Juns 23, 1916. $10. Will J.

Schaefer et ux to Grace B. Berger. Lot and 40 ft of Lot 7. Blk 66. Ontario.

45 Deed; June 9, 1916. $10. Adelia Eli ret, sing woman, to George W. Cuuh- in. Lot I of Del Rosa Heights.

46 Deed; June 9, t916. $10. Adelia Eli ret, single woman, to Joe A. Reynolds. Lot 7, Del Rosa Heights.

47 Deed;" June 27. 1916, $10. Helen B. Hickox to Anna Good. All of Lot 7, Blk 14 of Ontario, exc 60 ft thei and strip 4 67 ft In width along the Wly side of Sly 117 ft thereof.

60 Mtg; uJne 21 1916, $600, 3 mot. 1 per cent per month. Joshua Jackson to Mary A. Ellis. SO ft of each and all of Lots 18 to 23, Blk 54 of and in city of Needles.

52 Deed; June 21. 1916. Jacob 8chowlter to George M. Croswell and Lucy Ann Croswell, husb and wife, and G. N.

Croswell, unmd man. 259-328. 10 a of 20 a of SVi or SEVi of Sec 10-1S-7W. exc all public highways. 63 Mtg; June 5, 1916, $4000, 3 yrs.

7 per cent. O. N. Croswell et ux and George Croswell et ux to Security Mtg. Co.

10 a of 2o a of SVi of HK of Sec 10-1S-7W, exc all public highways. 56 Mtg; June 12, 1916, 2 prom notes, 1 for $10,000 and the other for $40,000, the said $10,000 note being of tenor foil on or 8 yrs, 7 per cent, said $40,000 not due on or i yrs, otherwise same as other note. Redlands and Yucalpa Land Co. to Yucalpa Land ana Water Co. Large tract of land in Yucalpa valley.

NOTICE OP PROBATE OF WILL. In ths Superior Court of the Stats of California, In and tor ths County of San Bernardino. In the Matter of ths Estate of William George Henry Bates. Deceued. Notice Is Hereby Given.

That J. It haa nrodllred and filed with the Cierk of the rtu'rior Court of Han County, a document purporting be sn autnenuraiea cony oi xne Will and Testament of William Oeorge Henry Rates, deceased, together with his petition for the probate thereof, and fe- the Issuance him, the salrf petitioner, of Letters of Admlnlatrstlon, with the Will Annexed, and that Monday the 3rd day of July. 1916, 'at 11 clock A. at the Court room of said Superior Court, at the Court House In the City of San Bernardino, In said C-Minlv and Bute, have noen fixed by said Clerk, as the time and plane for proving said Will, and for hearing said petition for Letter of Administration, xvith ths Will Annexed, when and where an iwrson interested, nay bppear and contest the ame. In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set mv hund and affixed the seal of said Superior Court, this 22nd day of June, 1811.

8,) K. PATTT. By nZH Deputy Clerk. J. R.

POLLOCK. Altnrnev Var Petitioner. 6-23-td NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S 8ALE Whereas liv a certain Deed Trus dated atut executed at tho City of Riv ersule. County of Riverside. State Callfornl.1.

on th ilnv of January In the year and recorded on the 13th day of February. 1 1 1 3. In Pook or Oeeds at page 348. In the otnu of the County Recorder of the Count; of San Bernardino, State of California John Turner, a mo oil. Black an Adam Ilunn.

nrtiei nt thn flint pari therein and hereinafter some time call ed the Trustors, did grant and convey ins premises tn said lieed or i rum nr hereluafter described ta W. P. Marti and Stanley J. raatlnman. parties of tr.

second part, therein and herelnafte sometimes called the Trustee, for th uses ana purposes set out in saiu uet of Trust: and anion other uses, to so cure tliA nuviiient r.1 Indebtedness of one hundred and fiftv thousand dollai l.xo. (Mill) evidenced by ten 110) certal promissory notes Riverside, Cnli fornia. lxt 1911. ench in th siku of fifteen thousand dollars (lis 000). executed bv said John C.

Turner, James M. Black and Adum E. Dunn and l-avaWe to one Genree M. Curtis or or dec at Wie First National Rank of HIv erside. with Interest from date until paid at the rate of six (6) per centum tier annum.

oavahlo semi-annually. which aid notes are nunlered one t.i ten inclusive, the said George M. curtl. named an payee in said promissory notes, bein named tn said Deed of Trust as the party of the third port and therein and hereinafter sometimes referred to as the Beneficiary, and also to secure other mini of money adxanceu and Interest thereon, and all the other covenant and agreements on the part of said Trustors in said Deed of Trust contained; and Whereas, of said promissory notes so secured, note No. 4 became due and navabie on or be rore bentemoer 1914.

and not No. 5 became due and Dax-abla on or before March 1st. 19U. and note No. 6 became due and payable on or before September 1st, 1915; ana Whereas, the said George M.

Curti prior to the first day of September, 1915. for a. veluable consideration, sold and assigned all said notes and each ol them secured bv said Deed or i rust to Curtis Ranch Company, a corporation; and Whereas, bv certain deed dated and executed at the City of Riverside, coun- or Hiverside, state ot canrornia, on he 20th dav of Alav In the vear 1912. and recorded on the day of June. 1912.

in Book 60! of Deeds at page 3bt In the office of the County Jtecorder of the County of San Bernardino. State of California, said John C. Turner. Jamee M. Black and Adam E.

Dunn did grant nd convey the premises in said Deed Trust and hereinafter described to Bloomlngton Improvement Company, corporation organised and existing un der the laws of the State or California, subject nevertheless, to the payment of the indebtedness as provided in saia Deed of Trust: and Whereas, on the 30th day of Septem ber, 1915, the said John C. Turner. amea M. Black and Adam K. uutin, anu said Bloomington Improvement Com pany, a corporation, being in default in the payment of said three promissory otes No.

4. 5. and 6. the saia ucorge M. Curtis and the said Curtis Ranch Ccnvpany, a corporation, by instrument In writing notified said Trustees that said Jcnn C.

Turner, Janves M. Blak nd Adam K. Dunn, in said Deed 01 Trust named, and their said grantee, were in default of the payment of note No. 6 In the principal sum of fifteen houaand dollars (llo. 0001 which be came due on the 1st day of September, 1915.

and were likewise in default in the payment of certain sums on account of the principal of note No, 4 which became due on the 1st day of September, 914. and were likewise in default l.i the Davment of certain sums on account of the principal of note No. which became due on the 1st day of March, 19H. and were likewise in default on account of the Interest on all said princlpnl urns so in default at the rate or six 6) per cent per annum, and notes Nos St. I and 10.

each in the principal sum of fifteen thousand dollars from tha first day of March, 1915, to the first day of September. 1915, and other Interest, and that they were In default In having failed to pay the taxes and charges accruing against said prop- rty as provided in said Deea oi Trust: nd Whereas, said George M. Curtis and said Curtis Ranch Company, a corporation, bv instrument in writing, declared the whole of the principal sum of sail promissory notes secured by said Deed of Trust, and the interest thereon. Immediately due and payable, and did ap-nl to said Trustees named In said Deed of Trust and demand that they proceed sell the property conveyed to them i trust and described tn said utna oi runt, or such Dart thereof as should be necessary to sell In order to pay ths expenses of said sale and all other expenses incurred under It or advances made In accordance with the provisions of said Deed of Trust, and the amount due and unpaid on ths said promissory notes secured thereby, with the accrued nterest thereon: ana Whereas, said Deed of Trust provides that such application for sale shall be conclusive as to the exercise of said option bv said Beneficiary to declare the whole amount of the principal and of interest accrued thereon vnvrrvediatei It due and payable as In said Deed of Trust, provided, and that said Trustees or the survivor of them, their successor or ssslgns. shall first give to the said Trustors notice In writing of the application made by the said Beneficiary fot such sale bv depositing a copy thereof In the United States Post Office at Riverside.

California, addressed to said Trustors at Riverside. Riverside County, California, and thereafter upon tne expiration of not less than five (5) months from the date of ths giving of such notice to the Trustors, the said Trustees or the survivor of them, the'r successors and assigns, shall, after first publishing notice of the time and place of such sale describing the property to be sold, sell the property as in said Deed of Trust provided: and Whereas, said Deed of Trust provides that if default shall be made in the payment of any of said sums or of the installments of the principal and interest when due as provided for In said promissory notes, or In the reimbursement of any other sums therein provided to be renald. or any interest thereon, or If default shall be made In the performance of any other obligations In said Deed of Trust Imposed upon the said Trustors. the whole of the principal sum of said promissory notes and the Interest accrued thereon shall become immediately due and payable at the option of tha said Beneficiary, and the said Trustees or the survivor of them, upon application by the Beneficiary therein named, his heirs or assigns, shall proceed to sell the property In said Deed of Trust described, or such part i necessarv to sell In order to accomplish the objects of the trust in said Deed of Trust declared; and Whereas, following the said application and demand of said Beneficiary and his said assignee, the said Trustees did on the 30th day of October 1915. tn th said Trustors and said Tm.rmment Company.

corporation, notice In writing of the application and demand made on them oy said Beneficiary George M. Curtis and his assignee, tne ssio wurii. Company, a oorporatlpn. duly signed by said Trustees, Stanley J. Castleman and W.

P. Mrtln. iv depositing, po.it-age prepaid. In ths United States post- rl.r.lrfa Hiverside County, California, addressed to each or said Trustors at Riverside. nivnt dn coun ty, California, a copy oi i' said sppllr-atlon and demand for sutn sale, all provided In said Deed I of Trust, and also bv depositing, prepaid.

In the United States post off Ice at Riverside. Riverside County. California, addressed to Bloomington Improvement Company, Bloomington, Son Per nardlno County, California. like notice of said application and demand for sucl sale: Bloomington. In 8n Bernardino County, being the principal nlnce of business of said Bloomington Improvement Company, a corporation, arid the place whers It maintains its principal office; and Whereas, more than five months have elapsed from the date of the giving such notice to the said Trustor- and their successors in Interest, the said Bloomington Improvement Company, a corporation, as aforesaid, and arter deducting all and credits the Indebtedness so in default and evidenced hy said promissory notes with interest thereon io April 1st, 1916, has continued fH nnu, In deffllllt and Unpaid la lb sum of ninety-four thounaad, three hundred thirteen and seventy-fix hundredth dollars 194.

SI 3.75) and th Intercut thereon from and after April 1st. 1916, e.t the rate of six (6) per cent per and the said Menellclar leoiKe M. Curtis and his said assignee of said notes, the said turns lumen Coinnunv. a corporation, having demand ed thnt wild Trustees proceed to soil said proerty as In said Deed of Trust proviueu. Now, Therefore, notice Is heroby given that the undersigned, Trustees in sail Deed of Trust named, bv virtue of th premises recited and by virtue of the authority in them vested as Trustees will sell at public auction to the highest hfildor for cash, gold coin of the United States, on the 7th day of July.

1916, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon of salt. day at the front entrance to tne loun-hnusn nf ths Cnuntv of San Bernardino, at the City of San Bernardino, said County of San Bernardino, state or au-f, hi. in iim int, conveyed to them by the aforesaid Deed of Trust ill and to the property tnorein aescrweu, mi-int. in ihn County of San Bernardino, State of California, and described ab follows, to-wlt: wan WAT. PHOfESTT 64 shares of the capital slock "Of the Citlxens Land Water Company, a corporation organixed and exlatlng under and iv vlntiin nf the lWa of the State of California and appurtenant to Town-site of Bloomington according to 4iiap of record Bi Book 13 of Maps nj.

page ji in the office of the County Recorder of ald County of San Bernardino, State of California. 406 shares or the capita stock of the nioommaten T-'rult Association, a corporation organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of ths State of California. 54 bonds of the Rlalto Irrigation Dis trict, a publlo corporation of the State of California, said bonds being num bered as follows. to-'Wlt: Nos. 764 to 769.

inclusive; X'fwi 771) tn 779. Inclusive: Nos. 7S0 to 785, inclusive, and 788 and 7S9: Nos. 790 and 791; Nos. 818 and 819: All fiiji i fi9Q Inclusive: Nos! 830, 831, 833, 836, 838 and l.ii Nos.

91. 917. 918, ana Nos. 920 to 925, inclusive. BLOOMINGTON' DOMESTIC WATER SYSTEM, Including reservoirs, pipe lines, ease ments and appurtenances.

One (1) acre of land in the East Half of the South Half of Farm 338 ao cording to a mau of the lands of the Semi-Tropic Land and Water company, a corporation, of record in the office of the county Recorder or saia coumy in Book 11 of Maps at page 12. and being that portion of Block of Bloomington Villa Lots according to a man thereof recorded in th office of the County Re corder of the County of San Bernardino In Book 19 of Maps at page it, lying West of Lot 6 and South of Grovs Place in Block of said Bloomington Vlhu I-ntH together with all water running and percolating through the soil thereof and a. neroetual right-of-way from Cedar Avenue along the southerly boun dary line of said Farm Lot 3S8 to ine said acre of land, together with the well on said acre of land. That nnrtlon of ths West Half of Farm Tit 309 ss per map of the lands of the Seiul-Troplo Land Water Company, a corporation, of record in the office of the Countv Recorder of said County of San Bernardino, in Book li of Maps at page 13 thereof, described as follows, to-wlt: commencing ti thft intersection nf the common boun dary line between Farm Lot 304 and Farm. Lot 309 to the easterly line Larch Avenue; thence easterly 820 feet along said common boundary line; thence southerly and parallel to said Lurch Avenue 124.46 feet: thence west erly and parallel to said common boun dary lme ot Lots 304 ana ivv, to the said easterly line of Larch Ave- ue: thence northerly along saia easter ly line of Larch Avenue 124.48 feet to the plaice of beginning; containing one 1 1 1 acre, more or less, of land, togetner with the reservoir and pipe line thereon.

An Asaement In and rlnht-of-WaV OVer and across ell the lots and parcels of land conveyed to W. P. Martin and 8tanley J. Castleman In trust by that certain Deed of Trust recorded on the nth Hov of PVhruarv. 1911.

In Book 497 of Deeds at page 348, In the offioe of the Oountv Recorder of tne county oi Ran Bernardino, State of California; and all the easements In and rights-of-way over and across any lots or parcels of land shown on the map of the lands of the SemJ-TropIc Land Water Com pany, a corporation, or record tn me office of the County Recorder of said County of San Bernardino, In Book 11 of Maps at page 12 thereof, or shown on the map of the Townslte of Bloom ington or recora in tne oince or ine Countv RecordWr of aJd County ot San Rarnardlno. In Rook 12 of MaDS kt pnge 34. which may have been reserved to John Turner, James h. Kiacg anu Adam. E.

Dunn, parties of the first part in said Deed of Trust mentioned and described, or either or any of them, or to their successors, to extend, maintain and repair the same, and to lay, maintain and repair all pipe lines and other means that may hereafter be required for the furnishing of water to or for use upon any of the lands shown upon the maps herein referred to. An easement In and to tne easterly half of Lot 339 as shown upon a map of the lands of the Seml-Trople Land Water Company of record in the office of the County Recorder of said County of San Bernardino. 8tat of Cali fornia, in Book it or Maps ai page i thereof, to lav and construct and there after to maintain and repair, through and across the said land at a therein not less than two and one-halt 2H) feet beneath the surface of the nil nf said land, a oloe line for the conveying of water through and across said land rrom land lying norineriy io land lying southerly therefrom, together with the right to run water therethrough; upon the condition that thn said pipe line shall be laid In said land so as to do the least practical damage thereto, and that the trench in which said pipe line shall be laid shall be refilled after the construction thereof In such a manner as to restore the sur face of the soil to its original condition. All reservoirs, pipes, flumes, ditches, meters, weirs, gates, boxes, pipe lines, and all other appa-atus or materials fnrmlna anv nart of domestic water system at Blooming, California, Also all tho pipes, pipe lines, numes, weirs, gates, boxes and all other materials constituting any part of the domestic water system owned and operated by said John C. Turner, James M.

Black and Adam E. Dninn, the parties of the first part mentioned end described in that certain Deed of Trust recorded on the 13th day of February, 1912, in Book 497 of Deeds at page 348. In the office of the County Recorder of said County of San Bernardino, State of California, at Bloomdngton in said county, and which nuir be located on or In any public street or highway, or on or In any lands other than the lands In said Deed of Trust particularly described. Beal Property Situate la th County of Ban Bernardino, Stat of California. Excepting and reserving therefrom ell pipes, flumes, ditches, meters, weirs, gate, boxes, Pipe lines and all other apparatus and all materials forming any part of the domestic water system at Bloomington, California, together with an easement In ana rigm-or-way over and across said parcels to extend, maintain and repair the same, and to lay.

maintain and repair all pipe lines and other means that may hereafter be required for the furnishing of water to or for use upon any of the lands shown upon the mar, of the lands of the Semi- Tropic Land ft Water Company, a corporation, of record In the office of the Colunty Recorder or saia county, in Book 11 of Maps at page 12, or upon thn man nf tha Townslte of Bloomlna- ton of record In the office of the County Recorder of said County of San Bernardino. In Book 12 of Maps at page 8. All the real property situated in the County of San Bernardino. State of California, according to said map of the lands of the Semi-Tropic Land ft Water a rornoration. of record in the office of the County Recorder of said County In Book 11 of Maps st page 12, described as toiiows: The West Half of Fsrm Lot numbered 309, and nine shares of the capital stock of Citlxens Land A Water Company, a corporation, excepting and reserving from said WVst Half or Farm Lot 309 nn rt) acre, more or less, in the North west corner thereof, dercrlbed ss fol lows, to-wlt: Commencing at the Intersection of the common boundary line between Farm Lot 804 and Farm Lot 309 to the easterly line of Larch Avenue; thence easterly 820 feet along said common boundary line; thence southerly and parallel to said Larch Avonus to said common boundary Hue of Lot iv anu sun, teet to tne said east erly line of Larch avenue; hones north erly along said easterly line of avenue, 124.46 feet to the jjitice or ueginniug, containing one tn acre, more or less, of land, together With the reservoir and nlue line thereon The West llnlf of Farm Lot numbered 3.U, ana ten shares ot the capital stock of Citlxens Land ft Water Company, a corporation.

The West Half of Farm Lot numbered 844. and ten share of the cardial stock of Citlxens Land ft Water Company, a uui iHirnnon, The West Half of Farm Lot numbered 360, and ten shares of the capital stock or citlxens Land ft Water Company, corporation. The West Half of Farm Lot numbered 363, and nine shares of the capital stock or citlxens Land Water Company, corporation. Tho ICast Quarter of Farm Lot num- Dcreu an ii, anu rive snares or tne capital stock or Citizens Lund Water Com Puny, a corporation. The East Half of Farm Lot numbered 376, and ten shares of the capital stock or citizens L4inu Water company, i-urijuraiiou.

The East Half of Farm Lot numbered 378, and nine shares of the capital stock of Citizens Land ft Water Company, a corporation. Th East Half of Farm Lot numbereJ 381, and ten shares of the capital stock of Citizens Land ft Water Company, a corporation The East Half of Farm Lot numbered 384. and ten shares of the enn mil stock of Citlxens Lund ft Water Company, a corporation, The East Hulf of Farm Lot numbered 386, and nine shares of the capital stock of Citizens Land Water Company, a corporation. The lOast Half or Farm Lot numbered 387. and nine shares of the capital stock of Citizens Land ft Water Company, a corporation.

The West Hair or Farm Lot numbers 818. and ten shares of the capital stock of Citizens Land ft Water Company, corporation, together with the citrus nursery stock thereon, consisting of 5,000, more or less, of navel orange trees, .500, more or less. Valencia orange trees, and 7.500. mora or less. Eureka lemon trees.

The East Half of Farm Lot numbered 392. saving and excepting therefrom a strip of. land off the south side thereof IU.6 feet in xvjdth on the east end and 64.8 reel in width, on tne west end. con tainlng 1.41 acres; and eight shares of the capital stock of citizens Land et Water Comoanx-. a corporation.

The West Half of Farm Lot numbered 393. and ten shares of the capital stoclc of Citizens Land ft Water Company, a corporation. Tha Hair of Farm Lot num bered 485, and ten shares the capital stock of Citizens Land Water Company, a corporation. All of Farm lst numbered 379, and nineteen shares of the capital stock of Citizens Land ft Wbter Company, a cor poration. All nt Farm Lot numbered 394.

and nineteen shares nf the capital stock of Citlxens Land ft Water Company, a corporation. All of Farm Lot numbered 461. and twenty shares of the capital stock of Citlxens Land ft Water Company, a cor poration. All of Farm Lot numbered 464. and twenty shares of the capital stock of Citlxens Land ft Water Company, a corporation.

All or rarm UOl numoerea im, aim wenty shares of the capital stock of Citizens Land ft Water Company, a corporation: together with a right to maintain and have remain growing and standing on Farm Lot 465, as shown upon said in Book 11 of Maps at page 12 thereof, a certain row of euci- yptus trees now being, growing anu tending thereon adjacent to tne soum boundary line thereof, as reserved In two certain deeds of parts of said lots, made bv the Bloomington Town and Land Compaffy to Henry Steen and Frank Batcher, respectively, and r-enrried in the office of the County Re corder of the said County of San Ber nardino, on the 2nd day or April, ijo. All of Farm Lot numibered 469, and twenty shares of the capital stock of Citizens Land ft Water Company, a cor poration. All of Farm Lot numbered 472, and twenty shares of the capital stock of Citizens Land ft Water Company, a cor poration. All of Farm Lot numbered 475, and twenty shares of the capital stock of Citizens Land ft Water Company, a corporation. All of Farm It numbered 477, and twenty shares of the capital stock of citizens Land ft Water Company, a corporation.

All of Farmi Lot numbered 488, and twenty shares of the capital stock of Citizens Land ft Water Company, a corporation. All of Farm Lot numbered 482, and twentv shares of the capital stock ot Citizens Land ft Water Company, a corporation. Excepting and reserving therefrom all pipes, flumes, ditches, meters, wel.s, gates, boxes, pipe lines and all other apparatus and all materials forming any Part of the domestic water system at Bloomington, California, together with sn easement In and right-of-way over and across said parcels to extend, maintain and repair the same and to lay. maintain and repair all pipe lines and other means that may hereafter be required for the furnishing of water to or for use upon any of the lands shown upon the map of the lands of the Seml-Troplc Land ft Wntcr Company, a corporation, of record in the office of the County Recorder of said County, In Book 11 of Maps at page 12. or upon the map of the Townslte of Bloomington of record In the office of the County Rer4-der of said County of San Bernardino in Book 12 of Maps at page 34.

Those certain lots situated In the Townslte of Bloomington, according to a map of said townslte of record In the County Recorder's office of said County, In Book li of Maps, at page 34, described as follows, to-wit: Lots 10 and 11 of Block 6. Lot 13 of Block 5, together with th brick building thereon. Lot 13 of Block 6. Lots 1 to 9, Inclusive, of Block 13. Lots 1 to 18, Inclusive, of Block 14.

Lots 1. 2 and 3 of Block 16. and two shares of the capital stock of Citizens Land ft Water Company, a corporation. Lot 1, except the South fifty (50) feet thereof, and Lots 2 and 3 of Block 21, together with the citrus nursery stock thereon, consisting of 2.2O0 seedless lemon trees, ann two snare oi iu i'-Ital stock of Citizens Land ft Water Company, a corporation. ana oi mors that nart T.nt i and 3 thereof that lie westerly of and from the right-of-way of tho Crescent City Railway Company, as the said right-of-way appears of record In Book 13 of Maps at page 34 In the ornce or tne county iw corder of said County of Ran Bernar dino; Lots 2 and 3 or biock Z4 ana shares of th capital stock of said Citl xens Land ft Wtater Company, a corpora tion Lots 3 sna 4 or hiock i an or oit 35 and all of Block 26, with fifteen shares of the capital stock of said Cltl- xens Land ft Water Company, a corpo Excepting and reserving therefrom all pipes, flumes, ditches, meters, weirs, gates, boxes, pipe lines and all other apparatus and all materials forming any part of the domestic water system at ninnmlns-ton.

California, together with an eaaement In and right-of-way oxrer and across said pnrcels to extend, maintain anH rennle tViA tumA and to lay maintain and repair all pipe lines and other mean that mny hereafter be required for the furnishing of water to or for use upon any of the lands shown upon ths mop of the lands of the jinH A- winter Comnanv. a cor poration, of record In the office of the County Recorder of said County, in Book 11 of Mnns at nags 12, or upon the map of the Townslte of Bloomington nf record In the office of the County Recorder of said countv of San Bernardino, tn Book 12 of Maps at page 34. That portion of said Townslte of ninnmlnirtnn according to a subdivision thereof known as tho Bloomington Villa, Iits, according to a map of record In the office of the County Recorder of euld County In Book 19 of Maps at page 27. described as toiiows, io-wii: Lot 11 to 18. Inclusive, of Block Lots 1 to 10, Inclusive, and Lots 13 to in.

inclusive, or uiock i. T.otM 1. R. 1 and 8 of Block K. Ths west 67.18 feet of Lot of Block It, Lots 8 to 8, Inclusive, of Block M.

Trfit 4 of Block N. Lota 6 to 11, Inclusive, of Block tats 14 to 18, Inclusive, or Block N. Lots 1. 4 and 6, Lota 7 to lu, inclusive, and Lota 13 to 16, inclusive, of Block Olio (1). Lota 1 to 3.

Inclusive, of Block 2. Lot of Block 13. All of Block 17, and Lots 1, 2, 7, 9 and 10 of Block 18, together with tha nursery stock thereon, and ths nursery stock on Lot 8 of said Block 18, consisting- of feOO lemon trees, 2600 grapefruit trees, 8250 Valencia orange trees, and 8500 navel orange trees. Lots 7 to 11, Inclusive, of Blook 1 and two shares of the capital stock of said Citizens Land ft Water company, a corporation. And that tha undersigned Trustees will sell all of the real and personal property above described or such part thereof as shall be necessary to el in order to pay the total amount of the principal and interest accrued thereon Ui to the Hist day of April.

1916, after deducting all payments made and credits allowed on account thereof, amounting to the sum of ninety-four thousand, three hundred thirteen and seventy-sev. en hundredths dollars and the Interest thereon from the first day of April, 1916, at the rate of six (6) Per cent per annum, and the expense of said sale, and the further frtim ot One Thousand Five Hundred Dollars (11540.00) for and on account of ths expenses of said trust. Terms of sale: caan In United States zold coin, and unon Davment the said Trustees will make, execute and deliver to the purchaser or purchasers a deed or deeds conveying ths 1 ao sold. Dated at th City of San Bernard no. County of San Bernardino, State of Cali fornia, this tith nay or June, ii.

W. MlAJKTHS, tMI'iAL, Trustee, Subscribing witness: JAMKH S. B13NXETT. STANLEY J. OASTLKMAN', Subscribing witness: (RBAL) Trustee, JAMES.

8. BKNNiETT. Garfield R. Jones. James 8.

Bennett. 1108 Hibernian Rulldlna-. Los 'Anseles. California. Attorneys for said Trustee.

ALIAS 8UMMONS In ths Bunertbr Court of ths fitat of California, In and for ths County of San tternarnino. A. B. Houghtelln, Plaintiff, vs. Eunice E.

McGill. et al, Defendants. Action brought In ths Superior Court of the State of California. In and for the County San Bernardino and the Com plaint r-led in said county or can Bernardino, in ths offioe at ths Clerk of sold Superior Court. NO.

16132. Ths People of ths Rats of California Send Greetings to: Eunice E. McOlll, also known a E. JS. McGill.

and Eunice E. MoGIH Holmes, Rachel E. Meador, a widow. W. H.

Davenpoit. Jane Do Dav enport, his wffe, John Doe, Richard Roe, Sally Toe. and Blackacre Company, a corporation. Defendants You Ar Hereby Directed to Appear and answer the Complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you In the Superior Court of the County oi San Bernardino, State of California, within ten days after ths service on you of this Summons if served within this Count'-- or within thirty days If served elsewhere And you are hereby notified that nn less you appear and answer as above required the said plaintiff will take Judgment for any money or damage demanded in th Complaint, a arising upon contract or said plalnt'ff will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded in the romplalnt. Given under my hand and seal of the Superle Court of the Count of San Bernardino, State of California, this 11th day of May, A.

1916. (seat) XX, rAi Clerk. By R. MIFFLIN, lepuiy ciera. i-ig-imo NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the matter of the estitte of James E.

'Mhsten, Deceased. NOTICE Is hereby (riven by the undersigned, T. W. administrator of the estate of James K. Mas-ten, deceased, to the creditors of -ana all persons having claims against the said decedent, to ni tnem, wun tne necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice.

In the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of San Bernardino, or to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four month after the first publication of this no tice to the said administrator at tne law office of Grant Holcomb at th Op era Hons buildlnf. San Bernardino. California, the same being the "place of business in all matters connected with said estate of James li Mas ten, deceased. Dated, June i9i. W.

DUCKWORTH. Administrator of the estate of James K. Masten, Deceased. Grant Holcomb, Attorney for Administrator. 6-7-lw NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

North Colton Water Company, Location or principal pitice ui uusihuou, Bernardino, California, iMMice I ucieov mi, Ing of the Board of Directors of the above named corporation, held on the nay oi June, ivm, nnoncn. T7-; i. rt.ii... tfl nni npr share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable Immediately In United eUate gold coin to the secretary of said corporation, at the ofllce of the North Colton Water Company, at the town of San Bernardino California. Any stock upon which, this assessment shall remain unpaid Krldy the 2lst day of Julv.

1916, will be delinquent and advertised for sal at publlo auction and unless payment is made will be sold on Saturday, th 12th day of August. 1916, at 8 P. to pav the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expense of sale. kv oraer oi inn niu 1 Secreiiiry of North Colton Water gam- pany. Location oi omco, Court, corner 6th, San Brn.r.: dlno.

California. 6-16-1 a CERTIFICATE OF BUSINE88 UN DER FICTITIOUS NAME. The undersigned hereby certifies that ne is conuuciiua: uuj.d California, on the northeast corner or Fourth and streets, unoer tlous name of Arthur L. Marks Wholesale Fruits and 'Produce: that the name In full or tne saia unuersignea in ni-Cox. and that his place of residence ry Is rioiei Ditiiiui vi.

on ii iic-w. witr.MM mv hfliid hiH 23rd day or lliVlvIv v.vrJK. State of California, County of San Die m.j 101(1 'ihnl lull una iiiiu, u-y ui- umiiw, fore me. O. C.

Arnold, a Kotary I'ubllo anu lor aia counvy, uuij vwnw." muiieu una eworn, j'f i owuaiij Harry Cox, known to to be the person -whose name Is Subscribed to the 'Hinn insinifneni. ann no me that he executed the same. t. C. fi.l,nsuiJ, Notary TubUo In and for the County of i 6-25-30 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Vn Via mntrr nf thn estate of H. T. TUakeslee. sometimes known as Henrv D. Blnkesloe, deoeased.

NOTICE Is hreby given by the undersigned administratrix of the estate ef said H. D. Blakeslee. deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having olalms against the said decedent, to mo them, with Jhe necessary vouchers, wlth- In ton months after the first public, tlnn nf this notice. In the' office of the.

Clerk of the Superior Court of the Stat of California, In and for th County of Wvn Bernardino, or to exhibit thesn. with the necsary vouonors, wttnin ten months after the first publication nf this notice to the said administratrix at the law office of C. C. Haskell, at rooms 8 and 9, In (he Old Postomce block, in the City of Kan Bernardino, Camnty of Kn Bernardino, State of California, the same being her place of business in all matters connected with said ebtate of said II. V.

Blakeslee, de-censed. Dated. June 20th, 1816. MRS. CORNF.LIA BLAKESLBE, Administratrix pt the (Estate of said liecoiised.

C. C. Haskell, her attorney, 6-2 2-4.