21. Bibliography
Attachment: Researcher Nancy Cox's Report on El Hijo.
23. Letter from Property Owner (if other than applicant) N/A
24. Permits
BUI L DI G l'£llMTI'S JUVF.IUIIDE
-"--',..:.:-"-'-�--'-"'-"-,,..._""' .5U 39
a.-r: �-' 't t°>L.w' L} ,..,.. ftAe J�r:t1u11;1 P8/':.
- ,� " � 'It) ---------'>:;.,-1,�""i-c.___,,.,3....,,,b .,._"'"f,.,d Vr,:e,,,-trrv __ '.l',,.. C,r'fnF'�
--- fi L N-t.'AJn,rt-rv e J,w,p•t
'--------'�'---------
!.-
....._'-�---�--_'l_b _ _,,_ m,. ____ _cS.:.._�_t.._-,cK.e.,�=-- 0---...0 v.1 <.-C W !..Jbe£_'11i- -Tt-- L�,�t-,,:;N=,
,,__ �wne..e,..
v• /, � N() Att_c__ ______ _
-..- ;l, .1,ed '1,p,J- IS X.3 .s'
} b 1. -!l-v L,,.1" s,.,__,.. / ,,, J( 1.:5'(., I
�- p-y(,. r1r,l/i�..::rN.:;,.t'��• ,,,,ii)
BUil.PiNG Pl!.lltMIT!I RIV1CIUIID
� >'i<I.O --�--------------
._, $-.. B: SC> _u,,, ____ _.::.?<.!�'-'"=---=.,""�7�
o---12._.:_ ,1. i,,1,c,t�r p,.,,.,1-
- /SA,:, ,,,,-k
----1l3;MU
-.-.... i?"J,X -','l!J
,_, J--:,.-S/ ,._,m,_ 51,/, �I
__ Prr,t!I whuMA' T7P"�e�
c.r.- �<-n-, p Sri_,-tcr-
vp ••-----------'Mlilled _______ _
~ NEALOGYBANK Thu, Mar 22, 1923 Riverside Daily Press (Riverside, CA) I Page 3 RIVE'JlSIDE DAILY PRESS: RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, 1923 '-·
FINANCE COMMITI{[ Of CHAMBER WA YER CASE
ASKED DIRECTORS f O.R SHOW DOWN· . IS DECl·DED
Percy A. Powell Wants to Know H Committee is a Fi
nance Committee or Just an Auditing <::om- ·
. m.ittee--Hot Argument Follows
JUDGE Olllf.TIS FILES OPINION
FINDING A.GAINS'? BE.ME'?
WATER COMPANY
Decision Will Effect About 200
Certificate liolde~ in Hemet•va.1.
. _ ley-Attom075 Declare Will AP-rs· the finance committee of the portant one and that it &h~uld be peal tJ.> supreme court chamber of commerce to be the the watchdog of the treasury and "Watchdog of the Treasury," , or is not a committee for the auditing of All opinion handed down and filed it to be just a pluin auditing com- the books. . . ye~terday by Judge J. w·. Curtis in mittee7 The chamber, 1n debating the . ..
This is the question put up to the proposed third and fourth of July sup_eri~r c_ourt here !md_s for the board of directors of the eh:u:nber celebration, felt that the board of plaintiffs in two water smts brought fast night by Percy .A.. Powell, a supertisors should take the initia- ag~st the Luke Hemet '\Yater member of the finance committee. ti,e in the matter of the Rubidoux company by Johll G. Nelson, and Frank Shearer, of the Burrows bridge dedication and that the EVEJiIN(
Adults 20c; Loges
25c, · Childre11
Evening 7 :30 &
P,I.ione 9~
company and R. L. Webster of the chamber should co-operate with that Edgar E. McDowell and others. .A.s Hellman bank, are the two other board. It is not certain what date these two cases ~e almost identical held by others, which re members of • the ·finance committee the bridge will ·be completed and in naturA to about 300 others against present suit. who were to Ii:!.~·e appeared. la,st for this reason it was believed best the Water .:ompany now on file Judge ·curtis, held tha night for what Mr. Powell termed . to wait and not feature the dedica- were ,ery similar in a. "show down,'' but illness pre- tion as a part of the Independence in ·the local court, attorneys for the testimony introduced to ,ented their being at the meeting. day program scheduled for July 3 defendant have stated that the case court case and found f, The chamber of commerce to me, and 4. will be taken to the Unite<l. States tiffs. Hunsaker, Britt ~ Mr. Powell deelareil, ••is a cold- Charles Rouse, chairman of the supreme court if necessary. of Los Angeles, are a blooded business proposition. It is advertising committee reported that 'fhe cases directl.v :uiccted b.- the defendant and hav( on trial -this year and we must make his committee had '\"oted to reeom• ., the case case will be good. With me frienilship ceases in mend that the chamber appropriate the decision. were inirodoced by Wm. once. the business mana gement of the $1000. to be used in ,connection with G. lr,ing, · attorney for the plain• chamber and tonight the • finance the Independence day. tiffs, merely as te3 t cas""s, and con committee is going to be a finance "Steve" Kennedy, .T. C. Cooper and cetll but three or four plaintiffs. eQmmittee in every sense of the G. D. .Armstead, ropresenting tlie The 200 other cases were filed mere word or it is going to be nothing.'' Southern California Fair committee ly to ward off outlawry under the Mr. Powell state,l that manv who of the Fourth celebration, present- statute oi limitaiions, Irving said, h:;.d invested in the chamber hatl ed the matter of · a joint celebra- and · ,no attempt will be made to ' ask~d him questions coneerning the tion, combining the bridge dedica- bring them to trial until the test · finances of the org:mization and tion with the big program being ar- eases are tlefinitely decided. ; how the money was -bcin~ spent; ' if ranged. It was decided t.o allow the . The· actions were brought for the i new blood was being addeµ to the hoard of snpcr,isors to take the purpose of getting a mandatory in- 1 membership ranks and if delinquent initfative. -Mr. Kennedv said he be- junction requiring the Hemet Water ·1 dues were be!ng collected or an ef- lie,ed $1000 was a lot ·of money. He company to delh·er to ·the plain- fort made to collect the same. stated that he was not asking the tiffs water claimed by thcru. by 'I "These c:uestions I coul<l not an- chamber for that sum, but if _the virtue of certificates issued to swer,'• _Mr_ Powell stated, "because chamber wanted· to use it in furth- them by the water company.
I I did not know. Tonight I want to ering the program fcir the Fourth The main question for the courts know if the finance committee is a it would be very useful. to decide, is whether the defen .dant,
TO DRILL FOR G
SAN Tlb10TEO i
ON 400 ACR
The Chene,· Oil Leaf
controlling . 400 acres
Timoteo canyon, near
tion on the Southern
road, will put dowll. a
view o.f testing out th
Tht• machinery is or
is e::q,'!cted to arrive
most any day. · The f
pects to start drilling
Cripp, secretary · of ·tJ
was in the city today
this announcement. I
finance committee or nn auditing Whil: !~e chamber i~ to have the at the time it con...-eyed water committee:· · responsi~ihty of_ putti1:1g ov~r the covered by the certificates, had ded There was a long debate in which Coil;1Illuruty h~sp1t:tl dn,e, it was icated to public use all the waters President -~- M. Lewis, Mayor S. C. decided 19:st rught that the expense owned by it, which it had appropri• E,ans, George T. Bigelow anc.l oth· of t~e dnvc should come from tire ated and acquired from the San 1· CJTY SCHOOL J, ers took part. President Lewis tol~ hospital fund and not from the Jacinto ri...-er.
Mr. Powell that the members of the chamber trc:isury. . The . defend:int company main- . Eor montl;l en.ding Ma tnt~~ep· -~~~~~~e ... 1~:1~_h:0:in~xiie~~ A ~yr 8: C. e Ep;r~nl :::t ~:s~:~! tained that it did and thereby be- Total enrollment ..... : · ewis r. e . came a public utility. In 1915 it Average daily- attenda · activities of the chamber unless h111:hwa, committee was not favor-. · • • appealed to the state railroad com- including Junior Cole: t.hev attended the meetin2:s. :\favor :ible to the complehon of the :Mecca· · · ., • · . . mission to fu proper rates for its Part Time s~bool) .. Evans and George T. Bigelow, as Blvthe hi~hwav and a resolution · - well as Ben Schouboe, the latter the w:is passed pro.testing against nnv ~at er, a nd these ra.~e~ were _fixed Distribntioi man who was at the head of tlie other proirram • = excess of the certificate pnce. Men reo.rganization drive, were of the R. D. Whitehead and :Miss Mary . Abou~ 30~ ~ertifi~ate holders ~e- Junior ~ollege ...• l~l same opinion as Mr. Powell, eacli Wabeka were ne'l'I" members ad- e~m: d1Ssl;-t~sf1cd with the commi~- _B?ys ~gh school.. 5.,6 declaring that in their opinion the mitted to the organization last s1on s decision and secured a. w.nt Girls ·High school.. finance eommitt~e was a very im- night · of review before the supreme court. Elementary school.190£ -------,------------ · __ · _____________ The supreme court held that the ~~~z:g:i.rt~n~ 19i https://www.genealogybank.com/doc/newspapers/image/v2 :13651645D687D212@GB3NEWS- 138BB57C966F280B@2423501-138B7C56DABOE6CD@2-138B7C56DABOE6CD Accessed on 02 July 2022
© This entire service and/or content portions thereof are copyrighted by NewsBank and/or its content providers. ~ NEALOGYBANK Tue,Apr 17, 1928 Riverside Daily Press (Riverside, CA) I Page 4 e MRS. C. L NYE HEADS
TUESDAY MUSICAL;
a
Ele~tion of Mrs. C. L. Nye as a
presrnent of the Tuesday Musical
club for tbe 1928-29 season, as well
as the election of other officers and
directors occupied the attention of
membe~ of the Tuesday Musical
club this morning at the annual
meeting held . at the parish house
of All Saints• Episcopal church.
Mrs. Charles D. Test. will serve
as Tice-president. Mrs. W. C. Gar
dennlre as corresponding · secretary ,
and Mrs. E. T. Wall as recording
secretary. Members of the board ,
of directors are Mrs. Ste'lt'art Mal
loch. retiring president; l\lrs. A.%
thur Lovekin. Mrs. H. J. Quayle.
J'ercy Powell and Harry Whipple.
The report of the nomlnatfng
eommittee, submitted by Mrs. H.
A. Atwood. chairman. was unanl
mouslv adopted. Other members
of he; committee are Mrs. A. H.
Halsted and .Mrs. I-.y Gaylord.
Upon motion by .Perey Powell
the members · passed a resolution
authorizing Mrs. Malloch. retiring
. president. and :!\liS!I l\lary Bakewell.
retiri!lg trea.."'Urer. to handle mat
ters in connection with the estab
lishment of the club fandowment 1,
·rund.
. Mr. Po....-ell also . moved that !n. ·,
reco:;nition of the courtesies shown
the elub - b'y W. G. Irving !n pre
paring and handling legal matters ,
that be be made an honorary mem
ber. and this motion also pa.."Sed
11nanimously-.
l\Irs . :lfallocb. retiring president.
e:q,ressed 'her thanks and appre
ciation to the board for the sup
port gi..-en her. and following this ,
expression :\Irs. A. C. Lovekin mov- ; :
ed that a standing Tote of thanks _ ; ,
be sh·en to Mrs. :Malloch. wh[ch :
was done.
Mrs. E. T. Wall. secretary. read
ber report.
The report of :Miss Mary Bake
well, treasurer, was of great inter
e&. .\n endowment fund ot $1,•
15~.50 bas been collected thus far.
which as.."llred the club of an an- ,
nual income of $69 for a period of '
years. ,\dditio _n to the.endowment 1,
mil, of course. raise the income.
which will be used to extend the I
work of the club. !
Total receipts for the :rear. In- '
eludin~ the balance from last sea- j
son, ...-ere $638,.37. and total ex- !
penditures ...-ere $6374.65. leaving !
a. balance of $12.72. These fig- i
ures co no~ include the endow- !
ment. The 19!?t-!!S season program i
cost s.;<10 more th:1.n any pre~ious ,
program presented by the club. ,
Money adv:,nced by guarantons at 1 bte openin::; of the club season to , the tot,!l of ~3,!l ...-as returned. !
t:'j'lo?l mo;,on of llrs. Atwood :
th~ me~tin;- adjourned to meet ·
nen. Tue,d::,~- at 10:30 o'clock at :
the pari~h hoc.se. when the election '.
of a t:-e:as-..;:-er and other matters ,
of '>t;;anaat,on ttil! be e;ompleted.
https://www.genealogybank.com/doc/newspapers/image/v2 :13651645D687D212@GB3NEWS- 138E55AD7 6 71F8FA@2425354-138CBDFB02EC42C7@3-138CBDFB02EC42C7 Accessed on 02 July 2022
© This entire service and/or content portions thereof are copyrighted by NewsBank and/or its content providers. ~ NEALOGYBANK Fri, Sep 20, 1929 I Riverside Daily Press (Riverside, CA) I Page 9
PERCY POWELL WINS
]
(
,. C
EQUITABLE HONORS i
1 ...
Percy Powe1J, Rlve!"Sfde agent 1
for the Equitable Life Insurance ~
company,_ of the "\i'"'an Winkle agency
In · Southern California. is ~nee
► more the leader of the 0 Half . Mil- · ·
lion club.'' and today · teft for Ne,.,
York city for · a conference with ·
the Equitable Life Insura.nce heads.
...
To be_ eligible to the Half . Mil
lion club it is necessary that an· in- "
dividual sen ·$soo,ooo· worth of bus
in~ss o? more during -th·e fiscal
year. Mr •. Powell between Janu-
ary 1 and ·June 1, did a few thou
sand. dollars worth of-business . over.
that mark and. led the entire
southland.
A break-down In health made it
, necessa.cy for him .to throw on the ·
brakes, otherwise he ·would . have
dot:btless-topped all records In the
d!strlct. ..
The half.mllll~n af business does 1
I ·not lnclude·that done by. Mr. Pow-
' elrs agencs. but personally writ- ·
ten business~ He will be- tn · the east
two week~ and when · he returns
be plans tor a long rest.
https://www.genealogybank.com/doc/newspapers/image/v2 :13651645D687D212@GB3NEWS- 1392F6700C393BA5@2425875-1392BC27B49C303B@8-1392BC27B49C303B Accessed on 02 July 2022
© This entire service and/or content portions thereof are copyrighted by NewsBank and/or its content providers.