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PAGE TWENTY-THREE 5 AN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1930 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS rooming house, or in any building con- taining a theater, pubiic hall or public assembly room, unless such building shall conform to the provisions of the Uniform Building Code of Baid City governing the construction of "Type I Dunoings. SKt.TlO.N TWENTY-TWO: It shall be unlawful fur any person, firm or corporation to use, or cause or permit to be used, 111 any public garage, on- ate garage, automobile ruling station, automobile parking station or public filling station, anv gasoline or distil- late, or any other inflammable liquid under pressure or sypnonic action tor the purpose of spraying or cleaning any motor vehicle or any part or parts ORDINAF.CE AMENDING ORDI-on any motor vehicle. NANCE NO. 821 ENTITLED: "AN SECTION TWENTY-THKEK: During loading or unloading operations, motors of tank trucks shall be shut down, ex cepting where special cases require the pumping or tank truck contents to tne container. Where such conditions ex ist, the motor of the tank truck shall be stopped during the time necessary for the making of the loading or un- 1UC.U1115 iimiiei.uuu, auu cuuppcu aain Deiore sun connection is nroken.

SECTION TWENTY-FOUR: Tank trucks shall be equipped with drag chains long enough to reach the ground mi uineo. SECTION TWENTY-FIVE: No tank truck, tank wagon, or trailer used for transporting petroleum or any of its prooucis ur uy-pruuuria, imnu emui by respectively amended to read, re-ny building in the Fire Districts of snectivelv. hs follows: the City of San Bernardino. SECTION I en i -st a. ii snau oe any operator or pedestrian to disobey unlawful for any person, firm or cor- the instructions of any mechanical, poration to fill, in whole or in part, the electrical or automatic traffic signal, gasoline tank of any motor vehicle, or or any traffic sign, device, marker or any apparatus using gasoline for fuel markers upon any street within said when the engine thereof is running.

A city erected, maintained or placed by sign containing the words "STOP the Mayor and Common Council, or YOUR MOTOR NO SMOKING" shall or pursuant to the provisions of be displayed in a conspicuous place in this Ordinance; save and except as pro-and about any public garage, public vided in Section 418 hereof, filling station, private garage, or pri- Section 418. Where automatic signal-vate filling station where there is in- ing devices are installed and in opera-stalled a gasoline pump or device. Such tion, and traffic lanes are delineated sign snail be or metal wun a wnue background, and with red letters three inches in height. SECTION TWENTY-SEVEN: It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to use, or to cause or per- nut to De used, any sawdust ror tne aD- sorption of oil in or about any public garage, private garage, automobile fill- ing Btation. automobile parking station or public filling station, or to permit any waste, rags or ruDDisn ot any kind Section 431.

It shall be unlawful for to remain in or about any such garage the operator of a vehicle to stop such or filling station, or any repair shop vehicle, except when necessary to avoid connected with such garage or public conflict with other traffic, or in corn-filling station, except in a metal re- piiance with the direction of the Police ceptarle. fitted with a self-closing lid. officer or traffic sign or signal in any SECTION TWENTY-EIGHT: Every 0t the following places: underground storage task maintained 1. in an intersection; in connection wun a pumic garage, private garage, automobile filling Bta- tion or private filling station, shall be connected with an automatic closing valve pump or other device which shall be approved by the Underwriters La- Doratones incorporated, and Dear tneir label, or shall meet the approval of the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department after the manufacturer has made a written application furnishing cuts, blue prints and specifications for de sired equipment to he installed, and such equipment shall be subject to inspection and final approval after in- spection. Outlet faucets must be of anti-arip type, 01 Dronze, uraes, or other non-spark producing metal, Valves to have ground seats or the equivalent, and.

if of the cock type, to De provmea wun stops to maicaw venicie for a period ot time longer than open and closed positions. Any filter jg necessary for the loading or unload-or water separator, if used, must be of ine of passenger nr nrnvidprt. 52 RECONDITIONED USED CARS GUARANTEED I-' 1927 Six-Cylinder, Four-Door HUPMOBILE SEDAN Iteautlful new maroon lacquer New rubber. Mohair upholstery In perfect condition. A well built cur with years of service ahead of It.

30-day guarantee. $575 1927 CHRYSLER "60" SPORT ROADSTER Rumble seat. Reflnlshed In attractive two-tone green lacquer. Good rubber and mechanical condition. 30-day guarantee.

$475 1929 PONTIAC 4-poor SEDAN Driven small mileage by careful driver. Car has appearance and performance of new car. 30-day guarantee. $725 1929 DODGE VICTORY SIX SPORT ROADSTER Rumble seat. Six wire wheels mounted In fender wells.

Lots of extras. New car guarantee. $850 1928 WILLYS-KNIGHT 4-DOOR SEDAN i'our new first grade tires, two mares. Original paint and uphols-Vry perfect. First class mechani-ally.

30-day guarantee. $725 1928 CHEVROLET COUPE A very clean car Inside and out. A real buy for some one. $375 1927 DODGE I SPORT ROADSTER i Rumble seat. Serviceable and economical.

New rubber. I 4 $375 SEVERAL LOW-PRICED ROADSTERS, fOURINGS AND SEDANS OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS DON L. HOLLINGSWORTH, INC. DODGE AGENCY AT CHURCH STREET For Sale Automobile 29 29 27 28 27 37 27 35 21 27 3b 25 23 29 WE 26 27 27 26 27 21 26 53 substantial construction, to be designed to contain as small a quantity of liquid as practicable, and installed so as not to bring excessive strains on coiuieu- tions. SECTION TWENTY-NINE: All pumps shall be placed and Installed on private property, and so placed that tne motor venicie wnose tana is ueins tinea wiau aiso ue on pnvaio yiuyciLy, providing, further," that no sight feed pump or any other such device where gasoline is contained in a glass or other breakable container, shall be permitted witnin seven to teet ot a Duuuing.

SECTION THIRTY: Whenever any pump or device, approved type safety can, portaoie tan or uuggy, aiumgc tank, or anv Piping usea in connection therewith that is now installed and ill use, or may after the passage of this ordinance be installed or used, may be- come defective in any manner, the own- er or lessee shall repair or replace, or cause to be repaired or replaced, the same at once to conform with the pro- visions 01 mis ordinance. SECTION THIKTY-ONE: It Shan pe VITAL RECORDS NOTICE OF INTENTION TO WED PONCY-MILE3 Claire J. Poncy. IS, Arizona, and Lillian L. Miles, 18, New Mexico, both of San Bernardino.

SATHER-BETTS Wilbur H. 21, worm uaKota, resident 01 up-, land, and Olive Betts. 20, North Da kola, resident of Ontario. LOCKE-HENDERSON Henry Locke, 41, England, and brands E. Henderson, 49, Texas, both of Los Angeles.

EDWARDS-AARISON Jean S. Edwards, 22. Colorado, and Glee M. Aarison, 18, Oklahoma, both ot Long Beach. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED NUNIO-MELENDRES Canuto Nunlo, 26, Mexico, and Ynez Melendres, 21, New Mexlro, both of Upland.

TIDWELL-BROWN Walter D. Tid-well, 22. Georgia, and Magdeline Brown, 19, Oklahoma, both of Romo-land. LEAVITT-FRENCH Armaiid A. Lea-itt, 31.

Alabama, and Laura French, 26, Indiana, both of Los Angeles. BORN ROBERTS In Colton. California, March 27. 1930. to the wife of F.

M. Roberts, of Colton, at the Colton hospital, a son. DIED NEELEY In San Bernardino, Califor nia, March 2o, 1930, Thomas Arthur Neeley, 22 years old. of 222 Eureka street, Redlands, native of Missouri. Funeral services will be held at Ne vada, Mo.

COCHRAN In Los Angeles, California, March 25, 1930, at Los Angeies nos-pital, Dan B. Cochran, 39 years old, native of Oklahoma. Funeral arrangements pending. Ste phens 4 Bobbitt in charge. LEHHIEHETS (Continued from page Thirteen) of commerce Friday April 4 In San Bernardino.

Committees appointed were: Public utilities, John Baylls, J. E. Hench and J. A. Betterly; public-relations, C.

S. Mann, I T. Caldwell and H. A. Kelly; fire preven tion, Dr.

Hewitt, L. A. Dixon, C. J. Kilpatrlck, John Dexter, A.

H. Knickerbocker and R. Lynn. This committee on fire prevention was directed to cooperate with J. E.

Elliott of the Federal forest serv ice. Mr. Elliott was highly praised for his work In the mountains during the past year. Claude Allen of the Motor Transit Co. announced new fares and sched ules of his company that will made public within a few Th new time schedules call for trans portation from Los Angeles to th mountains In from three to four hours at greatly reduced rates.

R. H. Mack, San Bernardino, was elected an honorary member of th league. Those present at this meeting were: B. Switzer, A.

L. Dixon, John S. Berry, John Dexter, A. G. Snyder, Carl W.

Hewitt, P. J. Cormack, I C. Stafford, F. C.

Lang, Arthur Wix-om, Morris EUinger, J. W. Brimmer, N. E. Knickerbocker, E.

H. Deems, C. J. Kilpatrlck, V. P.

Ganahl, A. N. Stapt, J. R. Downs, W.

E. Kruckman, C. H. Jones, D. S.

Scott, Claude Allen, J. R. Hench, R. E. Williams, L.

T. Cornell, D. G. Chapman, C. R.

Lynn, C. S. Mann, L. A. Williams, Roy Reynolds, H.

A. Kelly, P. E. Seymour, R. L.

Clarke, P. D. Magner, John Andreson, Frederick Spencer and R. C. Craine.

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS Raymond E. Hodge Attorney i NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL No. 9364 In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the county ol San Bernardino. In the Matter of the Estate of Flor ence M. MacLean, Deceased.

Notice is hereby given that the pe- tion of Charles W. Shurtleff for the Probate of Will of Florence M. Mac-Lean, deceased, and for the issuance of Letters Testamentary thereon to said Charles W. Shurtleff will be heard at 10 0 clock a. m.

on tne 7tn day 01 April, 1930, at the Court Room of Department 2 of the Superior Court of San Bernardino County, California, HAKKY ALL.ISWN. CierK. By M. L. ALDRIDGE.

Deputy Clerk. RAYMOND E. HODGE, Attorney for Petitioner. Dated March 17. 1930.

W. E. Byrne Attorney NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL No. 9369 In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and lor the county oc San Bernardino. In the Matter of the Estate of Vic toria KaU.

Deceased. Notice is hereby Eiven that the peti tion of Elmor Harworth for the Probate of Will of Victoria Kats, deceased, and for the issuance of Letters Testamentary thereon to Elmor Harwortll will be heard at 10 o'clock m. on the 31st day ot March, 1930. at the Court Room of Department 3 of the Superior Court ot San Bernardino County, California. jiAjtKt Li.

ALiLiauiN, uern. By HELEN E. BROOK3, Deputy Clerk. W. E.

BYRNE, Attorney for Petitioner. Dated March 18. 1930. Letter G. King Attorney SUMMONS No.

31271 In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Sun Bernardino. Action brought in the Superior Court of the County of San Bernardino, Stale of California, and the complaint filed in the office of the Cleric of said County of San Bernardino, Theresa MacFarland, Plaintiff, vs. Hnrry MacFarland, Defendmt. The people of the State of California send greetings to Harry MacFarland, defendant. You are hereby directed to appar, and answer the complaint In an action entitled as above, brought agniust you in the Superior Court ot the County of San Bernardino, State of California, within ten days after the service on you of this summons If served within this County, or within thirty days if served elsewhere.

And you are hereby notified that unless you appear and answer as above required, the said pluintiff will bike judgment for any money or damn ye demanded in the complaint, as anting upon contract, or plaintiff will spply to the court for any other relief demanded In the complaint. MOW 64 10-DAY SPECIAL SALE PRICES REDUCED 150 TO J1SO COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER Nash Sedan, new car Nash Cabriolet, new car Nash Spt. wire $575 Nash Tudor, new rubber $495 Olds. De Luxe Sedan, trunk, etc $375 Chrysler 70 Coach, bargain $495 Dodge Sedan, new rubber $375 Dodge Sedan, new rubber $275 Sport Touring, $100 Ford Tudor, wire wheels $185 Chevrolet Sedan, good as Jewett Sport Roadster, new ruoDer $173 Podge Roadster, new rubber. Whippet Delivery, enclosed cab.

can De torn trom new, $295 Many Others to Choose From YOUR OLD CAR TAKEN IN TRADE HANDLE OUR OWN CONTRACTS PUAKSOJN NASH CO. E. Corner 4th Sts. Ph. 301-04.

GOOD WILL USED CARS Buick Coach, new rubber $445 Chevrolet 'Upe, clean $285 Oakland Coach, perfect. $395 Oakland Enclosed Touring $195 Uldsmobile Coune. overhauled. Pontlao Coudb. reconditioned.

KicKenoacKer sedan $2MS' Ford Roadster $145 Ford Roadster $125 26 Hudson Coach, new $245 OPEN EVENINGS. WE TRADE. LOUIS E. PALMER USED CAR DEPT. PH.

421-41 THIRD AND STREETS Full Price 27 Nash Sport Roadster $375 '30 De Soto Roadster $775 '29 Chevrolet Sedan $495 '29 Willys-Knight Coupe '27 Marmon Sport Coupe $675 '2 Dodge Sedan $315 '27 Chrysler "50" Spt. $3S5 '27 Chevrolet Cabriolet $310 '28 Chevrolet Landau $395 '28 Chevrolet Sedan $350 Studebaker (7-pass.) $95 Many Other Real Burgains POWELL MOTOR SALES DE SOTO SIX AND EIGHT 635 St. Phone 453-91 Buy your used car from ROSTOKER, and save money. 815 3rrt St CAR BUYERS ATTENTION BUY FOR CASH Use our money and receive a liberal discount irom your dealer. WAU LACE AUTO LOANS, 459 4th St.

WALLACE '26 Chrysler "50" coupe, good me chanical condition, $223 fun price, terms. 459 4th Room 4. WILL trade several cheap used cars lor nigher priced late model car. See Mr. Johnson, 374 St.

1928 BUICK coupe in perfect condi tion throughout. 444 Highland Ave. CHEVROLET COUPE $40, exceptional oargain. izm lutn st. Wanted Automobiles CASH for good ued cars.

Ask for fir 1 OH A tn ill JUJ1H3UI1, of 01. WANTED1929 Chevrolet or mo4ef1 Ford. 1095 10th St. REAL ESTATE 57" Acreage SACRIFICE $125 down, $6.50 per several 1, 6 A. farms, cheap irrlg.

water, elec, gas loc. in estab. poultry, fruit, veg. section mi. S.

Bdno city Urn-its. Price $500 per acre. Rogers, P. u. dox ean Bernardino.

ONLY two acres left at square, xou can cut these up any time into six lots 50 ft. each for home or investment. Easy terms. pnone 3S2-DS. 62 For Exchange FOR EXCHANGE' A HOME THAT IS A HOME In Riverside.

Want home in San Ber- nardino. Also 5-room near high school. Want one or two acres wim nouse. see CLUCK with E. A.

ANDERSON CO. Phone 295-68 1050 St FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Ten acres in table grapes, chicken equipment ior i.euo cnicKens, b-rm house ana garage, all located on highway; a bargain at $6,000 or ex change of citv property. See P. A. SPANGLER 459 4th St.

Phone 462-10 FOR EXCHANGE Acre grapefruit Fontana In splendid conaition ana clear, want home Col ton or San Bdno. Will assume. F. W. FRENCH, Real Estate 459 4th Room 8.

Phone 421-93 FOR EXCHANGE Twenty lots in northwest part of city. Want furni ture and lease of good paying hotel or what have von D. SPENCE 65414 TWrd St Phone 421-11 INCOME oTTsix rentals, West 3rd St. corner, Los Angeles. Price $40,000.

Mtge. only $9,000 can be divided. Want income here. H. T.

WIDMEYER 438 Court. Loans. Ph. 303-86 or 492-64. FOR SALE or Exchange Five acres land 'with plenty of water.

A. M. Torrance, Ave. B. near Redlands Yucaipa.

VALENCIA AVE. near Country Club, v-room stucco, lawn, shrubs and double garage. What have you? Phone 362-58. FOR EXCHANGE Beautiful lots, Im provements paid for; also bungalows. Geo.

Rowe, 22 W. Citrus, Redlands. WILL exchange home in Loma Linda for country property anywhere. Mrs. M.

Outhwalte, Gen. Redlands. WILL give 80 Minnesota land clear for real equity in 5 or 6-roora home, or gooa 101s. fnone 4U4-ou. 1 APT.

hse. for lease or trade. Goldman Realty 423 Court. Ph. 331-59.

$1,200 EQUITY close in res. exch. for lot, acreage. Ph. 283-92.

CLOSE IN 4-room house, trade equity tor lot or acre. 44 7tn. 64 Mouses THIS IS A GOOD LJST Completely furnished 5-rm. mod. home, paved street $2,350: $150 down.

$25 down buys small home and good acre bearing fruit, cheap price. Five acres bearing fruit, small house, water; sell bargain or trade. Harlem Springs, pretty 4-rm. and acre, real bargain, $75 down. Good store bldg.

and living corner, for trade. See Yandall. Good, new, modern 5-rm. home north end. sell bargain or trade.

3 big lot, near school and bus line. $1,500, $50 down. 17-room hotel for sale. Apartment house for sale. See us for trades and bargains.

ARTHUR JOHNSON 768 Third St. Phone 432-87 SPANISH HOME Seven-room home of distinction Just completed and now open for inspection. Every detail of modern construction has been carried out, and this fine home has many entirely new features. It Is located at 1230 In the highly restricted Shandin Hills residential district. Come and see this home.

The price as well as the home will surprise you. MAKEME AN "OFFER On this 7-room house on St. $4,400 mortgage. Make an offer for equity. See Harmon with E.

A. ANDERSON CO. Phone 2W-68 1050 Street Read the Classified. For Sale Automobiles We F. WE A 5 438 17 66 Houses MOUNTAIN CABIN Have mountain cabin furnished at Camp Waterman.

Want home In town. Party will assume. have several good buys in 4 and a-room nomes, wui uanaie, Dai-ance lik rent. W. FRENCH, Real Estate 459 4th Room 8." Phone 421-93 have two 8-room repossessed nouses priced below value on which we will take a car, a clear lot or a small down payment, balance like rent.

Traders Finance Corporation 539 Street Phone 231-71 BONA FIDE SACRIFICE 'or the best cash offer above present 1st T. D. owner, or will sell the best new 5-rm. home in the city. Shown by appt.

only. Would consider good mtn. cabin. Ph. 443-08.

ROOMS, sleeping porcn. large' lot. near jjincoin scuooi, jz.uou. straight bank loan, price $3,900. 'terms.

rooms, garage, 239 27tn $1,600, $au aown, montniy. I. N. GILBERT Court St. Phone 281-33 BANK SALE ne American national- JJaiiK has a real nuy in a S-room stucco house on 21st St.

See Mr. Cunnlson at the Dana. Bank Forces 50 Reduction New 2-bedroom home, 'a acre oranges. jj.ouu. terms, west on Klalto Ave, soutn on renn to rur St.

SALES EXCHANGES RENTaEs- INSURANCE NOTARY PUBUC E. A. BOGGS 446 ST, PH. 202-84 Vi ACRES, commercial garage and new nome, on Highway 99 near Beau mont Price $1,500 down, balance to suit. Robert R.

Eby, 734 ara at. fni-ss. SUBMIT WHATWTLWeT Mod. 5-rm. stucco newly dec, terms to suit, sac.

629-530 Marshall Blvd. ONE acre, 5-rm. equipped for cnicKens, garden piowen, at moom ington, rent or sell. 79R1 Rialto. 4-ROOM furnished house, large lot.

$2, auo; $iuu aown, $as month, see run- RGsTEK, 779 Base Line. Lots BUY NOW, PROFIT LATER Arrowhead lots are priced to bring im- meuiate and guDstanuai proms. One-half acre, four lots, two fully im proved, run price 1979 Mountain View ia a bargain if you need a nome. J. M.

HOWrSON 2157 San Bernardino St. Ph. 221-93 LOT WANTED Two houses, 5 and 3 rms. on 1 lot, 7 miles from 9th Main L. $5,000: Equity $1,500, bal.

$40 per mo. Want lot San Bdno. Box 246, Bell, Calif. LARGE cor. lot suitable for avc.

sta: tion, store or auto camp, on main highway bet. Kertlands, Klverslde, Colton and San Bdno. Loma Lin da. Box 216, Loma Linda. YOUR best buy for home or invest ment is Country Club Square, Lots or acres, easv terms.

For in' formation Ph. 362-58. STOP that rent! Close in, large view lot oniy $io mo. p. u.

pox 555. 68 Ranches FOR SALE-Two-acre ranch, suitable for chickens, gardening, 6-room house, -good deep well, lights, gas and water, close to schools and street car, IS. minutes from Third and sts. must nave casn aown payment. If interested write Box 123, Sun office OWNER SACRIFICE New Spanish stucco, patio, large gar, equip.

400 hens, acre, was $4,500, now $3,900, easy terms. Ph. 9016M, 112 Nye Arlington, 1 out. Jtiv- ersioe city limits. FOR SALE OR RENT Nine acres in eranes and fruit.

5-rm house, on highway, cheap if sold at once. Tippecanoe at. ana house south or Mill. MOUNTAIN ranch at Oak Glen, 4l acres, a springs, B-rm. house, Ph Sub.

903X1 Yucaipa. box 94, Route 2, 69 Groves BUY this bargain and profit in short time, $7,300, 10 shares water, five acres oranges, 15-year trees, 5 acres vacant, fine soil, easy terms. Phone 31)2-08. 10-ACRE Valencia grove frostless dis- trict, $3,000 cash. Ph.

325-96, LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS ORDINANCE NO. 1442 AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTE NANCE OF GARAGES, FILLING STATIONS. AND SERVICE BTA TIONS, AND THE STORAGE OF GASOLINE AND OTHER INFLAM MABLE LIQUIDS AND HIGH EX- PLOSIVES WITHIN THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO. The Mavor and Common Council nt the City of San Bernardino do ordain as rouows to wit: SECTION ONE: (a) For the purpose of this ordinance, the term "Public Garage" is defined to be a building, lot, parcel of land, or premises where motor vehic es are kept, stored, so cleaned, parked, painted, repaired, or otherwise carea for Dy or ior tne puo-lic. or where motor vehicles are rented to or htred by the public; or any building or group of buildings located upon a single parcel of land where more than four (4) motor vehicles are kept or stored and a charge is made for the storage or keeping of such motor vehicle, provided, however, that nothing in this section contained shall be deemed or construed as including witn in the term "Public Garage" any com mercial warehouse in which motor ve hicles are stored in which motor ve hides no gasoline, distillate, or other fuel is placed or maintained.

All other garages snail De aeemea to oe private garages witnm tne meaning 01 mis or Mimmr.L I (hi The term "Public Filllnsr Sta tion" shall embrace any lot, premises or hui dine, or any portion tnereor. used whollv or in 'part for the purpose of furnishing or delivering gasoline at relail to the public in tne open air, ana shall include automobile filling stations; the term "Automobile Filling Station" shHl embrace any lot, prem ise or building, or any portion there of. used wholly or in part for the tiurnose of furnishing gasoline at re- tall to automobiles or motor vehicles of the public 111 tne open air. (r For the nuroose of this ordl nance, the word "gasoline" shall be deemed to mean and include any product of petroleum or any hydrocarbon an that will Ilaun or emit any in flammable vapor below the temperature ot one hundred degrees if snren- helt. frf Th tt-rm "lobber's plant" shall embrace all premises where gasoline is stored, including places wnere proline is furnished or delivered in bulk, exceDt nublio nK stations or auto mobile filling stations as hereinbefore defined.

(e) The term "motor vehicle" shall embrace all vehicles so designated by the California Vehicle Act. SECTION TWO: It shall be unlawful for anv Demon, firm or corporation maintaining or operating, or causing or permitting to be maintained or operated, any tank truck or tank truck trailer to discharge any gasoline into any con talner excepting for proper storage as provuieu witnm mis ordinance. SECTION THREE: It Bhall be unlaw ful for anv person, firm or comoration to empty or permit or cause to be emptied any gasoline into any under ground storage tank where there is connected thereto any pump or device containing gasoline above the ground witnout iirst naving dumped suon gasoline back into such storage tank, providing further, that nothing in this sec tlon shall be uetmed or construed as applying to any pump or other device utilizing hydraulic pressure in lifting gasoline, the type and construction of which has been approved by the Underwriters Laboratories Incorporated and bearing their label. section FOUR: It shall be unlaw-ful for any person, firm or corporation to fill wholly or in part, or cause ur permit to De ruled wholly or in part, the supply tanks of any motor vehicle with gasoline while said vehicle is standing on a imblie street. Dark or alley, except from an approved metal container tne quantity of which does uot exceed two gallons.

SECTION FIVE: There shall be maintained at all times in plain view in every public garage, public filling station, automobile filling station, and jobbers plant where gasoline is sold or handled, two (2) "NO SMOKING" signs with letters not less than four (4i inches in heiKht. There shall be maintained at all times in every public arage, puouc ruling station, automo-ile tilling station, tire or batterv serv ice station, or-W'jDuing plant having floor space of less than five hundred (5uo) square feet at least two chemical fire extinguishers of carbon tetra chloride or foam tvne. each extlnitulsher containing not less than two and one half (2't:) gallons of chemical if of the foam type, and not less than one quart it of tetra chloride type. rot more than one half the total number 01 such chemical fire extinguishers hall be of carbon tetra chloride tvne. There shall be maintained at all times in every public garage, public filling station, automobile filling station, jobbers plant, or tire or battery service station at least one additional such fire extinguisher for every additional one inousana uuuo) square leet ot iioor space or fraction thereof, and all fire extinguisners must be of a type approved by the National Board of Fire underwriters incorporated and bear their label.

Fire extinguishers of all types must be kept filled with proper fluid at all times. All extinguishers of the foam type shall be DroDerly re charged at least once each year and tne date or such recharging shown on tag which shall be attached to each extinguisher. SECTION SIX: It shall be unlawful for any person to smoke on any tank truck or tank truck trailer used for the storage or conveyance of gasoline, or within twenty-five (25) feet of any such tank truck or tank truck trailer. SECTION SEVEN: It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to Keep or store or cause or permit to be stored or kent anv easolme in or about or for use In connection with any public garage, public filling station, or private garage or 111 any automobile filling station or lobber's plant or in any building, lot or parcel of land within the corporate city limits of the City of San Bernardino in any manner contrary 10 me provisions or this ordinance. SECTION EIGHT: (a) It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to install, cause or permit to be installed any container In any building or upon any lot or parcel of land for the purpose of storing gasoline or any fruid, liquid or solid product of petroleum without first having been granted a written permit to do so by the Chief jungmeer ot tne jt'tre Department 01 said City.

The provisions of this paragraph shall not apply to gasoline or other products of petroleum contained in the tanks of motor vehicles, when such tanks are permanently connected with the motors which they supply. KO) yuantiues or gasoline 01 live to) gallons or less, unless stored in under ground storage tanks, shall be stored only in closed metallic containers of a type approved by the fire department and the Underwriters Laboratories In corporated, and bearing the seal of approval of the Underwriters Laboratories Incorporated: provided, however, that no such container shall be al lowed inside any building which is used for the manufacture or storage of explosive suostances. Not wore than two such containers shall be allowed ir any one building. The sale of gaso line by licensed druggist or pharma cists shall be permitted where same is Kept in glass Domes or otner glass receptacles, marked or labeled so as to state the contents thereof and not to exceed two gallons in aggregate. (c) yuantitles in excese ot rivs oi gallons and not exceeding sixty (60) gallons, unless stored in underground storage tanks, shall be stored in an approved portable safety tank or bug gy, and eacn sucn tans or Diiggy snail be of a tvne approved by the Under writers Laboratories Incorporated, and Dear tne seal or approval ot trie un derwriters Laboratories Incorporated and said tank or buggy shall be mount ed on non-metallic tired wheels, equipped with a pump fitted with a hose attachment not to exceed eight (8) feet in length.

The gasoline shall be pumped into the reservoir or tank of the motor vehicle from such tank or buggy only when said vehicle is on private property, and sucn poriaoie tank or buesv must be. at all times, so located that the same can be resdily removed In case of fire. No tanx or buggy shall remain upon any sidewalk, parking, alley, court or street for a longer period than Is necessary for rilling same trom a ranit wagon, iracK or trailer used for the transportation of petroleum or its products. Each such portable tank or buggy shall have attached thereto one (1) "Underwriters Approved" carbon tetra chloride pump type fire extinguisher. No portable tank or buggy shall be located below the first floor of any building.

No more than two (2) such portable filling tanks or buggies shall be allowed In any one building. All gasoline, excepting as provided in this ordinance, in quantities In excess of sixty (60) gallons shall be kept or stored in approved underground storage tanKs. SECTION NINE: All such underground storage tanks shall be sat on a firm foundation, and each tank shall be separated as follows: two feet of well tamped earth or a twelve 112) men concrete or brick wall extended to the top level of each tank. In all cases, the top of each tank shall at least be four feet below the surface of the ground measured from the trade level of the nearest street, and shall be covered with at least four inches of concrete. No such storage tank or tanks, or any piping used in connection with same, shall be covered with earth or any other material until after they have been inspected and approved by the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department.

SECTION TEN: All such under ground storage tanks shall be con structud so that the top of such tanks Shall be below the lowest floor or pit level of adjacent building in accord ance with tne following taDie: (1) Tanks up to 290 Gal. CapacityTwo (2) feet. (2) Tanks from 290 Gal, Capacity to 550 Three (3) feet. (3) Tanks from 550 Gal. Capacity to 1.100 Five (5) feet.

(4) Tanks from 1.100 Gal. Capacity and over Six (6) feet. SECTION ELEVEN; No underground storage tank located in Fire Zone No. 1 of the City of Ban Bernardino shall have a capacity in excess of one thou sand gallons, and not more than eight of such storage tanks shall be installed or maintained in connection with any public garage or public filling station or automobile filling station in said Fire Zone No. 1.

No underground storage tank in any portion ot the City of San Bernardino lying outside of said Fire Zone No. 1 shall have a capacity in excess ot three thousand gallons ana tne total capacity ot an under ground storage tanks installed or main tained in connection with any public Karaite or public inline station or au tomobile filling station lying outside of said Fire Zone No. 1 shall not ex ceed eight thousand gallons. Not more than one underground storage tank shall be Installed or maintained in con nectlon with any private garage within said City, and the capacity thereof shall not exceed 290 gallons. SECTION TWELVE: Not more than twenty-four (24) cylinder oil storage tanks shall be installed in connection with any public garage or filling sta tion, and shall be installed to the satisfaction of the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department, SECTION THIRTEEN: All under-erround storage tanks shall be con structed either of steel, -basic open hearth steel, or wrought Iron of the fnllowlnir minimum eauges: 61 gallons to 1100 gallons shall be ot twelve (12) gauge and stamped "12 gauge:" 1100 gallons to 3000 gallons shall be of seven (7) gauRe.

Each tank shall be of a type approved by the Un derwriters Laboratories Incorporated, ber of members of the Common Council of the City of San Bernardino is five, and that the foregoing ordinance was adopted by the said Common Council at a regular meeting thereof held on the 17th day of March, 1930, by the follow- ing vote, to wu: AYKS: suter. aiarun, nuuse, uras, NOES: None. ABSENT: None. JOHN ti. USBUK.N, City Clork.

The fop-going Ordinance is hereby approved this 18th day of March, 1930, USeal) J. C. RALPHS, Mayor 01 tne my ot nan pgniarumu. n'iTniNNCE NO. 1443 ORDINANCE REVISING AND CODI- FYING THE ORDINANCES OF AND PROVIDING A CODE OF 1.AWS FOR THE CITY OF SAN BERNAR DINO," PASSED AUGUST STH, 19.fl, AND APPROVED AUGUST BTH, 1921 AS AMENDED.

The Mayor and Common Council of tho ritv Unn Rprnardlno do ordain follows: SECTION ONE: That Sections 40, UlS aai 432 unrt 435 of Ordinance No. asi oniitlorf- "An ordinance revising and codifying the ordinances of and providing a cone or laws ror tne i.ny 0f San Bernardino," passed August 8th, 190 ana appr0ved August 9th, 1921, ag amended, be and the same are here- Section 405. It shall be unlawful for Up0n the pavement by the Street Su- perintendent for a distance of fifty feet from such intersection, a vehicle in the traffic lane adjacent to the righthand curb may be turned at BUch intersection to the right In violation of and against such automatic signaling device, provided such vehicle smalU.be brought to a complete stop before en- terinir such intersection at a point with- jn ten feet thereof. 2. in a cross-walk; 3.

Between a safety zone and the ad- jacent curb andor within twenty feet 0f a point on the curb immediately opposite the end of a safety zone; 4. Within fifteen feet of an intersect- lng roadway; fi. within a radius of fifteen feat of any fire plug; 6. At any point where the adiacent curb has been painted or marked red by the Street Superintendent, pursuant to the direction of the Chief of Police, or at any place where by other appropriate siErns and maintained nv the Street Superintendent, or the Chief or notice is given tnat the stop ping of vehicles is prohibited. Section 432.

It shall be unlawful for the operator of a vehicle to stop said that in no event shall such vehicle be stopped for a period in excess of three minutes for the loading or unloading or passengers, nor in excess of twenty minutes for the loading or unloading of freight, in any of the following places: 1. At any curb where the grade of tne street exceeds twelve per cent; 1 4. in an auey; s. in any loading zone: 4. At any curb within twenty-five feet of the entrance to any hospital: 5.

At any curb within fifty feet of me entrance to any police station; 6. In front of anv theater: 7. in any bus stop marked as herein proviuen. Tne nr Fn ire una 11 rieterm ne and the Street Snnprinlnndflnl shall mark, the location of all loading zones and bus stops by causing the adjacent curb to be painted or marked yellow; provided, that if the portion so marked yellow is established as a "loading zone," the curb surface painted yellow snau nave mereon in black letters the words "load ng only." and such oad in prescribed; provided, lurther, that it tne portion so marked yellow is es tabllshed as a "bus stop," the curb surrace painted yellow shall have there- on in black letters the words "bus stop," and such bus stop so located and marked shall be used only as a place tor tne loaning ana unloading or pas- uieaiers -wnere it snau oe uniawiui to stop a vehicle, except for the loading or unloading of passengers and freight yellow. eecuon fsa.

no venicie snau oe parked upon the roalway of any street in said City, except in the following manner and position: (a) Where the distance between the curb lines is fifty (50) feet or greater. such vehicle shall be parked upon an acute angle of not more than twentv- five degrees, and in such relation to I ttia l.an Ji. I uui, itauu buiu into uiai me uio- tance trom sucn euro line to the por- tion of such vehicle farthest therefrom shall be within twelve feet measured at right angles from such curb line; (b) Where the distance between the curb lines is less than fifty (50) feet and thirty (30) feet or greater, such vehicle shall be parked parallel with the right hand curb line, and in such relation to such right hand curb line that the two right hand wheels thereof shall be within one foot of such right 1 usuu euro line; (c) Where the distance between the curb lines is less than thirty (30) feet, sucn venicie snau oe parked only upon the south half of the east and west streets, and the east half of the north and south streets, and shall be parked parallel with the right hand curb line, and In such relation to such right hand curb line that the two right hand wheels thereof shall be within one foot of such right hand curb line; provided, that where, pursuant to the determlna- tlon of the Chief of Police, the Street Superintendent shall have painted or upon tne opposite nan ot said street, parallel with the right hand curb Una and in the position aforesaid. ia Yvnere pursuant to tne oeter- mlnation of the Chief of Police, the Street Superintendent shall have caused the curb to be painted or marked white, and idisll have painted upon the pave- ment adjacent thereto a rectangle witn white lines, a vehicle may be narked within such rectangle for the period of not more tnan twenty minutes; pr.ivid- ed, that it be parked parallel with the right hand curb line; (e) The "right hand curb line" as used in this section shall be the euro line upon the right hand side of such vehicle. SECTION TWO: The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this Ordi- nance, and shall cause the same to be published for three consecutive days in tne san Bernardino uauy sun, a daily newspaper hereby designated for that purpose.

I hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance was duly adopted by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of San Bernardino, at a regular moet- ing thereof held on the 17th day of March, 1930, by the following vote, to Wit: Ayes: Suter, Martin, Rouse, Cllne. Noes: None. Absent: None. JOHN H. ORBORN, City Clerk.

The forgolng Ordinance is hereby approved this 18th day of March, 1930. (Seal) J. C. RALPHS 1 JSfeiyor of the City of San Becrardino, and shall bear the label ot the manufacturer and the label of the National Board of Fire Underwriters, stamped or marked according to the capacity and gauge of the tank. All joints ot tanks shall be riveted and soldered, riveted and caulked, brazed, welded or made tight by some equally satisfactory process.

All tanks shall be thoroughly coated on the outside with tar, asphaltuin or other suitable rust resisting material. Tanks must be fitted with fill pipes and suction pipes of galvanized standard weight wrought iron or steel pipe, entering the tanks through properly reinforced openings at top of storage tanks, and all connections must be standard approved types, either galvanised, brass or bronze, and shall be put together with litharge and glyrerine. Any tank used as a pressure lank for forcing gasoline into the body of the pump must not exceed fifty (50) gallons capacity and must be of not iess than ten (10) gauge U. S. Standard, provided, however, that such pressure tank shall be used in connection with automobile filling stations only.

and shall not be used in connection with any public or private garage where such pressure tank be used in connection with any system of any kind where any part of such system is lo cated inside of any building, or portion or any building, systems working un der pressure must be designed for six (b) times the muximum working pres sure and installation when completed must be tested to twice the working pressure: provided, however, tnat notn ing in this paragraph contained shall be deemed or construed as applying to any pump or device utilizing hydraulic pressure iu lifting gasoline, the type and construction of which has been ap proved by the underwriters laoora- ones incorporated, and oearing tneir lunei. SECTION FOURTEEN: All under ground storage tanks shall be placed in tne parking under the sidewalk, or lo cated to the satisfaction of the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department or his duly authorized deputy. No such tank shall be located inside the walls rr under any building or within tour (4) feet thereof. The fill pipe opening snail De located at a point satistactory to the cinet Kngineer ot the mre De partment, and must not be located within five (5) feet of any door or opening into any building, and must terminate in a metal box of casting and provided with locking vapor proof type cap. Only one fill pipe and box ror each taint shall lie allowed.

Mot more than one fill pipe shall terminate 111 one such box. No such tank shall be connected to another so that the contents can flow or be pumped from one tank to another except the fifty (50) gallon pressure tank provided for in this ordinance; provided, however, that such pressure tank shall not be connected in any manner with more than one (1) storage tank while in operation. Every supply tank from tank to numo shall have an independent shutoff valve so that no more than one (1) tank shall be pumped from at any one time. SECTION FIFTEEN: Every such storage tank shall be provided with one (1) inch diameter vent pipe. uch vent pipe shall extend up to and at least twelve (12) feet above the ground level, and if attached to a building Bhall extend one (1) foot above the eaves or fire wall on the outside of the build ne to which it is attached, or if tne wans or sucii muiaing are 01 ma a sonry construction, then the vent pipes may De embedded in tne center ot sucn outside wall if the inside of the wall Is well plastered.

All vent pipes shall be capped at the Jop with a double return bend, the openings of which ahull be covered with brass or copper wire mesh of at least thirty (30) mesh. In case the eaves or the fire Wall is raised or any thing is placed near the vent opening, such vent opening shall be raised above same. If fill pipe exceeds two (2) inches, inside diameter, the vent Dine shall not be leas than one and one-auarter incnea msiue 01 ameter. AH piping shall be pitched to the supply tank without sag, and must be carefully protected against injury through breakage, expansion and con traction, jarring or vibration. Any air exhaust pipe leading irom pressure tank to the vent pipe shall be connected to vent pine at a Point above the ground level not to exceed one (1) foot and no sucn air exnaust Pipe snau De connected to any other vent pipe lead Ins to anv other Btoraee tank SECTION SIXTEEN: The storage of fuel oil the same to be consumed on the premises where stored, shall be stored in the following manner: where the oil is fed to the burner by gravity only, (a) if the tank is located within the building, it shall be of iron or steel not less than three-sixteenths (3-16) of an inch in thickness and of a capacity not to exceed ten (iu) gallons.

J.ne supply pipe from the tank to the burner shall not exceed one-ouarter OA'. inch inside ameter. and shall nave hand shut-off cock at the burner and at the tank. The filling pipe shall be closed with a screw cap, except while tank Is being filled. The tank shall not be in the room or in any closet of the room where the on is burned.

10) the tank be not located inside of any building, the tank and supply pipes and rinine material ana construction shall conform to the requirements of subdivision of this paragraph, and the capacity of the tank shall not be in excess 01 one nunarea uuuj gauona, Such tanks snau not oe locatea nearer than fifteen (15) feet to any building unless contained in a concrete in-closure detached from any such build-intr to the satisfaction of the Chief En gineer of the Fire Department or his duly autnorizea deputy, aii sucn tanns shall be vented in a manner provided for the venting of gaspllne storage. All sucn tanKS snau ue supporieu euurc- ly by fire resistive material, except ihe wooden cushins. substantially con strutted and free from leaks at all times. Gravity feed from tanks to burners shall be permitted only when an approved automatic means to pre vent abnormal flow of oil to the burn er is provided. All other fuel oil stor age shall be in accordance with that prescribed ior tne storage or gasonn in this ordinance.

SECTION SEVENTEEN: It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corpo ration to rill or cause or permit to filled, in whole or in part, any such storage tank with crude oil, petroleum or their products or byproducts or any other hydrocarbon liquid that will flash or emit a flammable vapor below the temperature of one hundred (100) degrees Fahrenheit, except from a tank wagon, tank truck, or trailer, by means of a metallic lined hose with metallic connections throughout: provided, how ever, that nothing in this section con tained shall be construed as applying to the filllnc ot portable gasoline due gies or storage tanks, the capacity of wnicn is not greater tnan sixty ioui gallons, in the event that such buggy or storage tank is properly grounded. No fire or open light shall be allowed jn the vicinity, and all openings to fill pipes are to be kept locked except when In use. SECTION EIGHTEEN: It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation, to pour, place or discharge or cause or permit to be poured, placed or discharged, any gasoline into any can, tank, bottle, drum or other recep tacle. unless the entire outside servio of such can. tank, bottle, or drum other receptable be painted a bright red color, excepting as provided in this ordinance.

SECTION NINETEEN: It shall be unlawful for anv person, firm or cor poration to permit any gasoline tank or drum, wneiner snw is iiiipu whole or in part, or empty, to be in upon or about any public garage, pub lic filling station or automobile filling station. SECTION TWENTY: Where all space under the sidewalk is used for basement purposes, the top of Btorage tanks thereunder shall be at least four (4) feet below the basement floor directly under the sidewalk, and must be close to the retaining wall of the street. A brick or concrete wall not less than twelve (12) Inches in thickness shall be constructed around and between such storage tanks. Such wall shall extend from bottom of tanks up to the base ment floor, and the space between the top of the tanks and basement floor shall De lined witn eartn ana 'ne eartn covered with a concrete floor. SECTION TWENTY-ONE: It shall be unlawful for any person, firm corporation to vulcanize tires in any building maintained or operated as an apartment house, hotel, lodging house, unlawful for any person, firm or cor- ing zone so located and marked shall poration to permit any electric motor, be used only as a place for the load-not actually a part of a motor vehicle, ing or unloading of passengers and except an induction or alternating cur- freight, subiect to the limitations here- rent motor, witnout brusnes or commu- tator, to be located or to remain witn- in four feet of floor of any such garage.

SECTION THIRTY-TWO: The wlr- ing to any electric light connected with any gasoline or within reach ot the nozzie 011 any aiscnarge hose irom any gasoline pump or port- sengers, suoject to tne limitations here-able gasoline buggy, shall.be enclosed in prescribed; and provided, further, in approved metal conduit, and all that the Chief of Police may determine, lamps used in connection therewith and the Street Superintendent may shall be enclosed in tight-fitting, vapor- mark, the location in front of and ad-proof globes, and all control switches jacent to hospitals, police stations and on same snau ue lucaieu uiaiuo ui building. SECTION THIRTY-THREE: It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or as herein provided, by causing the store or permit the stor- jacent curb to be painted or marked age on premises occupied, owned or controlled oy sucn person, unn or cor- poration, or keep for sale within the corporate limits of the City of San Bernardino, any of the following ar- tides, except as therein provided, to- wit: Any dynamite, giant powder, nitro- or similar high explosives, except gun powder in quantities not ex- CceuiMB iwciii ii.T, vtjj jjuumuo. SECTION thikty-jjuuk. it snau be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to construct or cause or permit to be constructed for- the pur- pose of storing or dispensing gasoline, any jobbers plant within five hundred (500) feet of any school, theater, hotel or anv public assemblage. SECTION THIRTY-FIVE: It shall be the duty of the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department to see that the provisions of this Ordinance are com- plied witn, ana ior mat puriroso no ia nerphv empowered and authorized to enter any building used as a public or private garage, automooue or puouc filling station station, and all parts of any such garage or filling station dur- ing the time same may be open for business.

It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to fail, re- fuse or neglect to permit the Chief En- gineer of the Fire Department or his duly authorized representative, or any of his deputies, to enter and examine anv buildings or enter any premises used as a public or private garage, au- tomobile or puDiic lining station, or nmrKeu tne euro rea upon mat nan any part of any such garage, automo- of the street designated for the park-bile or public filling station during the ing of vehicles, as aforesaid, the ve-time same is open for business, or to hides parked thereon shall be parked Intei tere in any manner witn sain of Fire Department, his duly authoriz- ed representative or any of his depu- ties in the pertormance ot tneir duties. SECTION THIRTY-SIX: Any person, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon the conviction thereof shall be punishable bv a fine of not more than five hundred (500) dollars, or by imprisonment in the uity.jau ior a period of not more than six. (6) months, or by both such fine and imprison- ment. Each and every such person. firm or corporation shall be deemed guilty of a separate offense for every day during any portion of which any violation of any provision of this Or- dinance Is committed, continued or permitted bv such person, firm or cor- poration, and shall be punishable there- after as provided this ordinance.

SECTION THIRTY-SEVEN: All oth- er ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby repealed. SECTION THIRTY-EIGHT: This or- dinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and approval. SECTION THIRTY-NINE: The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of the foregoing ordinance and cause the same to be published for three consecutive days in the San Bernardino Daily Sun, a dally newspaper published and circulated In the City ot San Bernar dino, hereby designated for that pur pose. hereby certify that the whole nura Given under my hand tnd the eal of the Superior Court of tha County cf San Bernardino, State of California, this 10th day of Febrosry A. P.

(Seal) HARRY L. ALLISON, Clsrk. By M. L. ALDRIDGE.

Deputy Clerk, LESTER G. KINO. Attorney for Plaintiff, 4.