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Sentinel 02-26-16

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The San Bernardino County
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Friday, February 26, 2016 A Fortunado Publication in conjunction with Countywide News Service 10808 Foothill Blvd. Suite 160-446 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 (909) 957-9998
Needles Let Councilman’s Company Skip Out On $30,000 Electric Bill
In the midst of public
hearings as the City of
Needles prepares to raise
utility rates on its citizens, heretofore closely
guarded information has
emerged that a former
city councilman’s business has stiffed the city
for tens of thousands of
dollars through the nonpayment of electric bills.
Whereas
regular
Needles residents are hit
with a delinquent notice
within a month of being late on their utility
payments and have their
electricity turned off if
they allow those payments to lapse past the
two-month point, Colorado River Distributors,
a beverage distribution
company owned by former Needles councilman
Jimmy Lopez was over
$30,000 in arrears on
its electric bill and did
not see its service interrupted.
Lopez resigned as
Needles city councilman
one year ago after six
years and three months
in that post.
To all appearances
prior to his exit, Lopez
appeared larger than life
in this town at the county's far eastern end on
the western bank of the
Jimmy Lopez
Colorado River. In Needles, the smallest of San
Bernardino
County's
24 incorporated cities
population-wise, Lopez
seemed too big to fail,
with a fleet of big rigs/
eight-wheelers
lined
up at his warehouse on
Route 66 and numerous
employees. To those on
the outside looking in,
he was a shining success
amidst a town where
many businesses are
doomed to de- See P 4
After 25 Years Of Base Stealing, Adelanto Minor League Ball Club Out At Home
A DELA NTO —The
City of Adelanto and the
minor league baseball
team that has been hosted within the Adelanto
City Limits since 1991
are at the point of a meltdown.
There were rumblings in the fall to
indicate city officials
had begun to question
whether the city was being taken advantage of
by the High Desert Mavericks. On December 9,
the city council publicly
broached the subject of
concerns about the arrangement the city had
with the team, and that
evening made a finding
that the public facility
use agreement between
the city and the team
served "no public purpose."
In late 2015, the City
of Adelanto's finance division undertook a study
of the city's subsidization of businesses within
the city.
Though that report
was not finalized and
filed until the end of January, findings contained
within it brought into
focus that the contract
with Main Street California, LLC, the Mavericks' ownership, stipu-
lated that the Mavericks
only pay $1 annually for
rent at Stater Bros Stadium. Three of the current council members
were not in office when
that contract was agreed
upon.
Based on those tentative findings, the city
council on January 13
voted unanimously to
terminate the agreement
for the Mavericks to use
the city-owned stadium.
In making that vote, city
officials asserted, the
three-and-half-year old
deal violated the state
constitution in that the
lease served no public
purpose. Thus, they said,
the arrangement was a
"gift of public funds."
Less than two weeks
later the subsidization report was released, showing the city had See P 4
Three Cops Who Pummeled Greek Epics & Tragedies Get Comic Twist
High Performances
Pusok Bound Over For Trial In Upcoming Montclair
play puts the events of
Judge Katrina West
on Monday rejected motions by defense attorneys to outright dismiss
criminal charges lodged
last year against three
sheriff’s deputies for
their beating of a fleeing
suspect in a remote desert area that was caught
on videotape.
West said there was
sufficient evidence to
bind deputies Nicholas
Downey, Charles Foster
and Michael Phelps over
for trial on felony assault
Frances Pusok
charges.
West's ruling came
more than ten months
after Downey, Foster,
Phelps
and See P 2
Montclair
High
School students in Desiree Hill’s drama class
will present a performance of The Iliad, Odyssey and all of Greek
Mythology in 99 Minutes or Less on four days
next week and the week
thereafter.
The play, written by
Jay Hopkins and John
Hunter, is based on the
classical epics of Homer.
It speeds through the
basics of Greek Mythology. Using humor, the
the Trojan War and the
subsequent wanderings
of Odysseus into a context a contemporary audience can understand.
The gods come across
as ancient prima donnas.
Those given the job of
creating humanity botch
the assignment. A mortal and Pandora jump
into an ill-advised union
despite an ominous wedding gift. Ancient tales of
love are reduced to a dating show. The tragedies
of Sophocles, Euripides
and Aeschylus become
sports highlights. Helen
is kidnapped and a decade long slap fight ensues, with Achilles sulking, Agamemnon itching
for a fight, and Odysseus
finally figuring a way to
put an end to it all, only
to end up taking a wrong
turn on the way home.
All
performances
will take place at the
Montclair High Auditorium, with the premier
See P 16
Hungry Coyotes Making Life Tough For Goats Up The Holler In Oak Glen
Hungry coyotes have
descended on Oak Glen,
wreaking havoc on the
domesticated
wildlife
there.
Earlier this month,
the predators killed
three pygmy goats and
dragged off from the
rustic community in the
foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains one
apparently
still-living
nubian goat to feast upon
later.
The four victims in
this ruthless display of
nature were animals
kept at a petting zoo at
a retreat and camp run
by the Lutheran Church
in Oak Glen known as
Luther Glen. The camp
had acquired the four
ruminants as babies just
about a year ago. They
were being raised by
the camp staff and were
a common attraction
to visitors, particularly
children who viited the
site.
There were telltale
signs that it was coyotes
rather than mountain
lions, bobcats or bears
that killed the goats.
Schools Aren’t
Pulpits, Judge
Tells CVUSD
Judge Jesus Bernal
A federal judge has ordered the Chino Unified
School District Board
to discontinue its overt
and constant references
to Christianity during its
public meetings.
U.S. District Judge
Jesus
Bernal
ruled
against the Chino Valley
Unified School District,
instructing its board refrain forthwith from inserting religion into official proceedings.
Bernal’s
encyclical
follows fifteen months
of legal sparring over
the blatantly religious
references members of
the Chino School Board
engage in during official
district meetings and
proceedings.
On November 13,
2014, the Freedom From
Religion
Foundation
of Madison, Wisconsin filed suit in Federal Court in Riverside
against the district on behalf of two named plaintiffs, Larry Maldonado
and Mike Anderson, and
21 unnamed plaintiffs
who asserted they were
alienated or intimidated
at school board meetings because of the insistence of some district
officials to engage in socalled Christin witnessing, including “prayers,
Bible readings and proselytizing.” At one typical
meeting, Board President
James Na "urged everyone who does not know
Jesus Christ to go and
find Him," after which
another board member
closed with a reading of
Psalm 143.
See P 3
Friday, February 26, 2016
Cops Who
Whomped On Pusok To Stand Trialfrom front page
nine other sheriff's officers ran Francis Pusok
to ground in the rough
outback beyond Bowen's
Ranch near Deep Creek
and then administered
a several minutes-long
session of summary punishment at they took him
into custody.
After dismissing defense attorney's first assertion that no crime
had actually occurred,
she further rejected their
fallback position that at
worst, the deputies' actions constituted nothing
more than misdemeanors.
The case arose out of
the events of Thursday,
April 9, 2015. Shortly
after noon on that day
deputies from the Victor
Valley station went to a
residence in the 25300
block of Zuni Rd., an
unincorporated area of
Apple Valley, to serve a
search warrant related to
an identity theft investigation. Upon arrival they
encountered Pusok, who
was not named in the
warrant nor a suspect in
the crime being investi-
gated. Upon seeing the
deputies, Pusok fled the
location in a vehicle.
Deputies pursued Pusok
through the unincorporated area of Apple Valley, the town of Apple
Valley and further into
the
unincorporated
area of Hesperia. Pusok
abandoned the vehicle
southwest of Bowen
Ranch and fled on foot.
Deputies were actively
searching for Pusok on
foot, using off-highway
vehicles and helicopters.
Within minutes, deputies received information
that the suspect came
into contact with a group
of people near the Deep
Creek Hot Springs and
stole a horse. He fled on
horseback on dirt trails,
through very rugged,
steep terrain.
Sometime later, the
end of that pursuit was
caught on video recorded by a camera operator
aboard Newschopper 4,
a helicopter manned by
a news crew with the
NBC affiliate in Los Angeles. At the beginning
of that six minute and
two second video, Pusok, clad in red clothes,
is yet on the horse and
desperately trying to
maneuver across the
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chaparral strewn terrain
while a sheriff's helicopter cruises above him.
When a close pass of the
helicopter spooked the
horse, causing Pusok to
be thrown from the animal, at first one, then two
deputies came into the
view of the Newschopper 4 video and they converged on Pusok. Pusok
is shown briefly attempting to hide behind some
desert scrub but then lays
out prone on the ground
in a posture of surrender
as it appears he is being
shocked with a Taser.
Just seconds later, while
Pusok is yet face down,
one of the deputies kicks
him in the head. Over
the next two minutes as
more and more deputies stream into view,
Pusok can be seen being pummeled, stomped
and kicked, even as the
lawmen swarm over him
and bind his arms behind
him as he lies face down
on the desert floor.
One officer, at 1:24
into the video, pulls another officer back from
Pusok but only seconds
later, at 1:28 into the
video, he too begins to
stomp and beat Pusok.
This rough treatment
continues for the next 14
seconds. At 1:42 two oth-
er deputies have moved
up to join the swarm over
Pusok and by 1:46, yet
two more. One of the officers appears to continue to kick him about the
head while four others
appear to be trying to pin
him to the ground. At 2
minutes and one second,
the concerted beating
appears to have stopped.
With six deputies hovering over him and others
standing a few feet away,
an effort to handcuff or
tie him in some fashion
seems to be progressing.
But at 2:19 and again at
2:23, one of the deputies
appears to stomp on him.
Another
unequivocal
overt display of physical
force against Pusok on
the video comes at 2:34
through 2:38, when two
other deputies appear to
be punching and kicking
him. From 2:53 through
2:58, with several of the
deputies yet hunched
over Pusok, one of them
is visible swinging his
arm back and forth rapidly, though it is not clear
whether he is punching
Pusok or perhaps cinching up some form of ligature.
What appears to be
twelve deputies are eventually seen in the video.
In addition to Downey,
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Foster and Phelps, deputies Scott Hamilton,
David Moore, Dominic
Moody, Raymond Perez, Tyler McGee, along
with detective William
Doemner and sergeant
James Evans have been
identified as seven of the
others present. Two others have not been publicly identified.
No charges have been
filed against Hamilton,
Moore, Moody, Perez,
McGee, Doemner or
Evans, the district attorney's office has said,
because their action did
not rise to the level of
criminality.
At Monday's preliminary hearing, sheriff's
sergeant Daniel Hanke
testified against his three
colleagues. Hanke, an
11-year veteran of the
department, identified
Phelps as the first deputy
to physically encounter
Pusok and as the deputy
administering the Taser
charge to the suspect's
back. Downey, Hanke
said, was the first deputy
to strike Pusok, launching what “appeared to
be a kick” to the downed
man's head. A few seconds later, Phelps kicked
Pusok in the groin, according to Hanke. Both
Downey and Phelps
administered
further
punches and kicks, the
sergeant said.
Foster, among the last
of the deputies to come
into the field of the video, kicked Pusok, Hanke
testified. In his investigation, Hanke said he
listened to the audio
captured on Foster’s belt
recorder and heard Foster say to Pusok, “How'd
that work out, you dumb
fuck?” and then derided
Pusok as “crying like a
little bitch.”
Defense
attorneys,
however, including Michael D. Schwartz, representing Downey, Richard Hirsch, representing
Foster, and Steven Desi
Sanchez, representing
Phelps, sought to put
the violence that rained
down upon Pusok into
context, pointing out
the arrest was the culmination of a three-hour
pursuit that included Pusok crashing his vehicle
through a fence and driving at speeds nearing 100
miles per hour, and the
theft of a horse. When
Hanke was cross examined, he acknowledged
that Foster on his belt
recorder could be heard
telling Pusok to “stop
resisting," "stop kicking"
and to "straighten your
legs out."
Hanke also testified that during Pusok's
phone conversation with
his girlfriend from the
jail after his arrest that
he told her he was not
injured. The cuts on
Pusok's legs, back and
stomach, and a black left
eye could have resulted
from Pusok's fall from
the horse, the defense
attorneys
suggested.
Moreover, they said,
Pusok merited the beating he received because
his hands continued to
move when he was on
the ground.
The prosecutor in the
case, supervising deputy
district attorney Robert
Clarence Bulloch, said
the defense attorneys
kept harping on the con-
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Judge Jesus Tells
School Board To
Stop Praying from
front page
The plaintiffs asked
for an injunction against
the intrusion of religiosity into the conducting of
district business
Na and his board colleagues Andrew Cruz
and Sylvia Orosco are
members of the Chino
Hills Calvary Chapel, a
church led by the Reverend Jack Hibbs, who had
successfully lobbied the
board previously to include Bible study classes
as part of the district’s
high school curriculum.
Hibbs evinces a denominationalist attitude,
which holds that Christians have a duty to take
over public office and
promote their religious
beliefs.
Although all board
members
collectively
and the district were
identified as defendants,
the suit cited Na and
Cruz for their routine
practice of quoting Biblical passages and making other religious references.
Na and Cruz were able
to convince the remainder of the board that the
district would not sustain any costs or liability
as a consequence of de-
fending against the suit,
and in January 2015 the
board voted 3-2 against
hiring the law firm which
normally represents the
district to respond to the
suit. Instead, the district
engaged the Sacramento-based Pacific Justice
Institute for $1 to defend
the district in the civil
lawsuit.
The Pacific Justice
Institute, founded and
led by Brad Dacus, touts
itself as a public interest
law firm that “handles
cases addressing religious freedom, including church and private
school rights issues,
curtailments to evangelism by the government,
harassment because of
religious faith, employers attacked for their
religious-based policies
[and] students and teachers’ rights to share their
faith at public schools.”
The Pacific Justice
Institute, however, made
little headway in convincing Bernal that the
district’s policy of celebrating the beliefs of a
majority of the board did
not violate the plaintiffs’
rights to attend district
board meetings and participate in other district
and school functions
without being subjected
to an intensive round of
religious advocacy.
"The court finds... permitting religious prayer
in board meetings, and
the policy and custom
of reciting prayers, Bible
readings, and proselytizing at board meetings,
constitute unconstitutional government endorsements of religion
in violation of plaintiffs' First Amendment
rights," Bernal wrote.
"Defendant board members are enjoined from
conducting, permitting
or otherwise endorsing
school-sponsored prayer
in board meetings."
The court ordered the
school board to pay court
costs and plaintiff fees.
The board had claimed
its actions are protected
by the legislative prayer
exception, and as defendants invoked the U.S.
Supreme Court's 2014
Town of Greece v. Galloway decision. In the
Town of Greece v. Galloway case, the United
States Supreme Court
held that the Town of
Greece, New York could
permit volunteer chaplains to open each legislative session with a
prayer
But Bernal called the
argument
"meritless,"
saying, "The legislative
exception does not apply
to prayer at school board
meetings."
The court held that
the nature of the school
board made it even more
imperative that it not
break down the constitutional wall between state
and church.
"The risk that a student will feel coerced
by the board's policy
and practice of religious
prayer is even higher
here than at football
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sideration that Pusok
had suffered “no broken
bones,” that in his phone
call to his girlfriend he
denied getting kicked in
the testicles and “that
this guy was a bad dude.
Your lying eyes are deceiving you, then, if you
want to buy into this argument because the video is very clear," Bulloch
said.
Bulloch said the crux
games or graduations,"
Bernal stated. "The
school board possesses
an inherently authoritarian position with respect
to the students. The
board metes out discipline and awards at these
meetings, and sets school
policies that directly and
immediately affect the
students' lives."
Bernal added, "Regardless of the stated
purpose of the [prayer]
resolution, it is clear
that the board uses it to
bring sectarian prayer
and proselytization into
public schools through
the backdoor."
Judge Bernal's ruling was made as part of
a summary judgment in
favor of the plaintiffs.
Bernal awarded the
Freedom From Religion
Foundation “costs including reasonable attorney’s fees.”
The Freedom From
Religion
Foundation
hailed the ruling.
"This stops some of
the bleeding from the
Greece decision," said
staff attorney Andrew
Seidel, "and is a welcome
reaffirmation of the constitutional principle of
separation of church and
state."
"Our plaintiffs told us
the board proceedings
were more like a church
service than a school
board meeting," said
Freedom From Religion
Foundation Co-President
Annie Laurie Gaylor.
"So my reaction to the
ruling is, 'Hallelujah'!"
District officials declined a request by the
Sentinel for their reaction to Judge Bernal’s
ruling.
of the case against the officers “is not how many
injuries, it's not how
many black eyes he got.”
Rather the case comes
down to '”the breach of
trust that we put in all
three of these people to
represent us as the public," Bulloch continued.
"Their offense is against
the community, not just
Mr. Pusok."
The three deputies
are scheduled to be arraigned on March 1
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Forum... Or Against ’em
Observations from a
Decidedly Continental
Perspective
By Count Friedrich
von Olsen
If you are trying to find someone who knows as
little as possible about computers and these newfangled portable telephones that have computers built
into them, I’m your man. On the other hand, I know
a whole lot about encryption. I guess it is not surprising that I have an opinion or two about this current
controversy involving Apple and the U.S. Government, which wants Apple to hand over, or create, a
disencryption key for its devices...
As everyone knows, this fellow Syed Farook and
his wife killed 14 employees of the San Bernardino
County Public Health Department on December 2
before they were gunned down by the police later
that day. An investigation has of course ensued and
one of the items investigators have come across is his
county-issued cell phone, which was manufactured
by Apple. Quite understandably, authorities want
to access its contents to ascertain whom he was in
contact and consultation with prior to his act of mayhem, and determine what his motivation was and if
perhaps there are other targets yet outstanding, along
with anything more that can be gleaned from the device...
In my view, and it seems in the view of others,
there are grounds - i.e., probable cause - to take a
gander at what is contained within that device. That
is, there is likely something of consequence on the
phone and as such, given the nature of what occurred
on December 2, the community and society at large
has an interest that overrides whatever privacy interests attend the late Mr. Farook’s Apple phone, which
after all, was not actually his, but a piece of equipment issued to him by the county. So far, so good...
Where this issue becomes problematic, however,
is the phone’s contents were encrypted and the government is demanding that Apple provide a disencryption key for the device. Apple has refused. It gets
more complicated still. Apple maintains, as best as I
can understand it, that no actual key exists because
the encryption system in question does not employ
an encryption mechanism involving an actual encryption/disencryption key, so that such a key does
not exist. The government says that is hogwash and
that if Apple created a device that encrypts what
went into it, the company can disencrypt that data.
The government is demanding that Apple do so. So
far, Apple has refused...
An issue here, of course, is not just the privacy
of the now-dead Mr. Farook, but everyone else who
owns an Apple device. By handing over this disencryption key to the government, Apple will enable the
government to disencrypt the until-now private communications of all other Apple device users. Moreover, since Apple claims that as of yet no such disencryption key actually exists, what the government
is asking - actually demanding - is that Apple create
such a disencryption key. This is significant, since in
the past the government has been able to subpoena
only things that actually exist. The government has
never, at least to my knowledge, been permitted to
subpoena something that doesn’t exist. There are tremendous implications here. If the government gets
its way, this will set a precedent that would allow the
government to order people or companies or orga-
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the Sentinel, its ownership, its publisher or editors.
Get Out Of Our
Dugout, Adelanto
Tells The Mavericks from front page
subsidized the High Desert Mavericks by roughly $600,000 per year more than $1.8 million
since 2012. In breaking
down costs the city had
sustained as a consequence of the agreement
that had been voided, the
city maintained it had
covered an estimated
$675,938 of the team's
rent costs, $486,635 for
city personnel in support
of the stadium operation, $157,500 in janitorial fees, $46,521 for
insurance, $14,000 in
parking fees, $229,688
for utilities and another
$200,000 in miscellaneous costs including
catering.
Needles Gave
Councilman Free
Electricity
from front page
cline, forced to compete
with lower sales tax and
costs at businesses just
across the river in Arizona, and are still smarting from the economic
downturn on a once busy
corridor bypassed by the
construction of Interstate 40.
But the popular councilman, whose bread
found its butter through
his beverage distribution
company, which included beer and soft drinks,
was bullish on California. He expressed the
attitude that “Arizona always follows suit to California…if we are taxed
here, it won’t be long
before Arizona catches
up…I’ll take my chances
here. I’ll raise my kids
here in my home town.”
Lopez's business donated to the sports teams
and school functions.
His business supported
many local functions
and he was instrumental
in creating the Needles
Downtown Business Alliance. He threw extravagant parties and events
at his luxury custom
home with a megalithic
pool and spa overlooking a magnificent view
of the Colorado River.
For this reason, Lopez
seemed beloved among
the locals and, when he
For its part, however,
Main Street California
has asserted it is the city
that has cost the ball club
money.
The city has gone
to court in Barstow, filing an unlawful detainer
action against the High
Desert Mavericks, essentially seeking to evict
the ball club from the
stadium.
On January 29, the
Mavericks went to court,
filing suit to force arbitration with the city.
Two-and-a-half weeks
later, on February 16,
Main Street California
filed another suit against
Adelanto for breach of
contract.
In its suits, Main
Street does not address
the city's contention that
the facility use contract
does not serve a public
purpose that is harming
taxpayers, but it does allege the city's action is
damaging to the Maverick's fans, players, charitable organizations, the
Adelanto economy and
the California League.
According to the second suit, the first suit
calling for arbitration
was needed to protect the
team's rights and that the
city is not respecting the
spirit of ongoing arbitration but proceeding as
if it has the right to lock
the team out of stadium
"rather than wait for a
judicial ruling on the
validity of the contract.”
Furthermore,
according to the suit, “the city
is actively taking steps
to disrupt the team's upcoming season in a blatant attempt to force the
team out of the ballpark.
ran for city council, he
was handily elected and
reelected. He was a modernist, proud that he had
helped to usher in the
legalization of medical
marijuana into one of the
most economically challenged communities of
San Bernardino County,
making the town the
proclaimed
unofficial
capital of medical marijuana in the county and
the state — the first town
to tax pot.
But all of the external
extravagances and signs
of success - not just the
lap band and his wife’s
tattoos, but the fancy
new Harley, the pool,
and the rip snorting lavish parties - came with a
price. The first sign of
affairs going south was a
rumor of his wife setting
up residence in San Diego, a separation, then a
divorce, bankruptcy and
then word of employees
who were being let go
without a promised pension.
Two weeks before
Jimmy Lopez announced
that he was stepping
down from his seat on
the Needles City Council
last year, the word was
on the street - at least in
some quarters - that the
councilman was in financial trouble.
Indeed, that was the
case. At the time of his
resignation, Lopez went
part, though not all, of
the way in acknowledg-
ing that times were tough
financially. He said he
regretted having to leave
office but felt it was necessary because the demands of running his
company made it impossible for him to provide
his constituents with
the level and intensity
of service they deserve.
He said that he had “sold
two of my divisions, the
ones for distribution and
industrial gasses, specifically helium, nitrous oxide and carbon dioxide”
but that he was still making a go of the beverage
end of Colorado River
Distributors, Inc., which
maintained its affiliation
with Coca-Cola and serviced beverage machines
dispensing The Real
Thing throughout a territory that stretched from
Needles all the way to
Barstow and Fort Irwin
and catered to restaurant
chains – Denny’s, McDonald’s, Chili’s – and
casinos. What Lopez left
unstated in a semi-state
of secrecy was that he no
longer employed others
to make those deliveries
and provide those services, having laid them
all off, and now was doing the work himself.
Lopez and the city
harbored another secret,
one that has only recently lurched out of the bag:
Colorado River Distributors was over $30,000 in
arrears on its electric
bill.
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The team will be irreparably harmed if the city
is permitted to continue
sabotaging the upcoming baseball season."
According to the
Mavericks, the team, its
employees and players
have been locked out of
the ballpark.
City officials have
indicated they are willing to dialogue with the
team, but are asserting
they will not accept the
terms of the past arrangement by which the
city was losing money.
They want terms that
will give the city a percentage of the gate receipts.
The city also contends
the club has not lived
up to its commitment to
pay for maintenance of
the facility in all of its
particulars, a charge the
team denies. Rather, the
Mavericks assert, the
team has invested "significant sums" in improving Heritage Field at
Stater Bros Stadium. It
is the city which trashed
the field, the team's ownership maintains, by
using it as a venue for
the three-day Adelanto
Grand Prix in mid-January. It was the city which
failed to undo that damage, the suit maintains,
"despite a contractual
obligation to do so."
When Main Street
California sought a
preliminary
injunction against the city to
bar it from evicting the
team, the court declined
to grant it, instead deferring action until the
Mavericks' forced arbitration effort runs its
course.
Despite the city's
seeming determination
to throw the team out
on the streets unless it
can be guaranteed a better deal for allowing its
stadium to be used as a
minor league baseball
venue, Mavericks owners Dave Heller and Jim
Coufos have insisted to
both fans and California
League officials that the
2012 agreement remains
as a "binding legal contract." They insist the
Mavericks will be able
to occupy the clubhouse
and the home dugout and
the Inland Empire 66ers
will occupy the visiting
dugout at Stater Bros
Stadium for the season
opener April 7.
In an apparent shielding of what might be perceived as a “gift of public funds,” nothing was
ever said publicly about
the circumstance and the
city never moved to impose on Lopez the same
discipline it routinely
applied to others who
failed to pay their bills.
The indignity of having
Colorado River Distributors' electricity shut off
was never visited upon
Lopez.
David Buckley, a
Needles residence with
an established talent for
ferreting out information being held close to
the vest at Needles City
Hall told the Sentinel he
learned that something
was amiss prior to Lopez
leaving office. Buckley
said that with the proposal to up electricity
rates paid by the citizenry once more, its now
time for the information
to surface.
“For me, it was timing,” Buckley said. “I
heard about it but the
timing wasn’t right to
question it on the dais before the city council until
now. I wanted people to
be listening…now that
the city is raising everyone’s utility rates, people
are going to be listening
and speculating why our
rates are going up.”
In front of a large
crowd at the Tuesday
night council meeting,
Buckley, during the pub-
lic comment period, related his tale that while he
was visiting the Needles
Chamber of Commerce
office a couple of weeks
before Lopez’s resignation, Mayor Ed Paget’s
wife, Jan, approached
him. “'I have a news tip
for you,'” Buckley quoted Nan Paget. “'Councilman Jimmy Lopez owes
the City of Needles, and
his company is over
$30,000 in arrears on its
electric bills.'” Buckley
claimed that he told her
at that time "You are the
10th to allege that and
the second source from
Needles City Hall to corroborate."
Lopez made no mention of the money he
owed to the city on the
night of his resignation
from the council. He said
simply that he had downsized his work force and
he needed time to take
on many of the business
responsibilities that his
employees formerly did
for him.
In reaction to Buckley's statement at the
city council meeting
this week, Needles City
Manager Rick Daniels
asked city attorney John
Pinkney to provide some
order of an explanation.
Pinkney did not deny the
allegation and recalled
that two weeks before
Lopez's resignation, he,
Pinkney, had recused
himself from the issue
of the city’s collection
problem since he was
also still representing
Jimmy in his capacity as
a councilman. Pinkney
revealed that the City
contracted the law firm
of Best, Best and Krieger to handle the case.
Pinkney did not expound
upon whether civil or
collection proceedings
were initiated against
Colorado River Distributors. The Sentinel has
not found any evidence
of a collection effort or
that Colorado River Distributors has retired that
arrearage.
Daniels asserted that
there was an item on this
week's agenda that, coincidentally, proposed a
policy change and would
correct gaps in the city's
utility collection stop
loss policy.
Despite its size, Needles is one of only two
cities in San Bernardino
County that has a full
service utility division,
with water, sewer and
electrical departments.
Daniels said that the
deposit on utility connection fees would be
increased and the lapse
period that the city could
cut off electricity would
be shortened if the new
policy is adopted. Currently, he said, the city
has been allowing up
to 3 or 4 months given
extenuating conditions
of the elderly or those
Continued on Page 6
Page 5
Glimpse Of SBC’s Past
Fred Perris
Fred Perris was born
to Thomas and Hannah
Rebecca (Spiller) Perris
in Gloucester, England
on January 21, 1837.
Fred’s father, who was
much taken with the
news of gold discoveries in Australia, in 1850
took his family to The
Land Down Under. He
dug in the gold fields,
and built and sold furniture in Melbourne.
While in Melbourne,
young Perris completed
his schooling and ultimately received his
training as a civil engineer.
In 1851 while in Australia, Fred's mother, Rebecca was proselytized
by two Mormon missionaries, Elders John
Murdock and Charles
Windall, and she converted to Mormonism.
Mrs. Perris joined with
a group of Mormon
emigrants heading to
the United States and in
1853, after a sea voyage,
arrived in California and
came directly to San
Bernardino, which was
then a newly founded
Mormon town. Mr. Perris, who had remained in
Australia, died in 1854.
While in San Bernardino,
17-year-old
Fred's first employment
was as a surveyor of the
"out lots" about the city,
an undertaking which
was key to determining the footprint of the
property obtained by the
Mormon settlers based
upon their 1851 purchase
of the San Bernardino
Rancho from the Lugo
family. He did this work
at the behest of Ebenezer Hanks, Amassa Lyman, and Charles Rich,
Mormon apostles who
had been sent forth to
California by Brigham
Young to establish the
Morman enclave in San
Bernardino.
Fred’s
surveying
played a role in the eventual certified U. S. Government patent which
settled the confusion and
accompanying land disputes. While in residency at San Bernardino,
Perris also found work
as a deputy U. S. mineral
and land surveyor along
the Pacific Coast for the
United States Government and the State of
California.
In the Winter of 185758, Brigham Young,
fearing that the Mormons were on the brink
of war with the United
States Government as
led by the James Buchanan Administration, sent
out a recall order, calling
upon all loyal Mormons,
"saints" as he referred to
them, to return to Salt
Lake City. The Perris
family adhered to that
order. Fred accompanied
the leaders of the San
Bernardino
Mormon
community back to Salt
Lake City. That summer,
the war threat having
passed, Perris on August
30, 1858 became a naturalized United States
citizen.
Following a trip from
Salt Lake City, on the
fourth of September,
1858, Perris embarked
from New York City on
the steamship Thornton
for England. Upon arrival he joined his mother,
Rebecca, who was involved in the settlement
of her late husband's estate which had been delayed due to litigation.
Fred remained in England for over two years,
during which time, at the
age of 22 on May 5, 1859
he married in Cheltenham Mary Anette Edwards, then 19.
By 1861, he had returned to America with
his wife and took up
residence in Salt Lake
City, where he operated
a dry goods business and
a print shop.
On October 12, 1863,
Perris was appointed as
a territorial surveyor by
Jesse W. Fox, Utah’s territorial surveyor general.
In this capacity, working
primarily in the northeastern portions of the
state, Perris had his first
railroad-related
work.
By the late 1860s Fred
became associated with
the Union Pacific Railroad during its transcontinental building period,
and worked under Samuel B. Reed, a divisional
chief engineer of the
Union Pacific.
In 1874, Fred accompanied an ox-team caravan heading over the famous "Mormon Trail of
1851," all the way to San
Bernardino, from which
he had been absent for
some 16 years. Shortly
after his arrival, Perris
was appointed San Bernardino County Surveyor. At a somewhat later
time, he also did much
land surveying in another capacity, as Deputy
U. S. Mineral Surveyor.
Covering ground by
foot and buckboard in
both of these endeavors,
Perris became the most
knowledgeable person
of his era with regard to
the lay of the land of San
Bernardino County and
Southern California in
general.
Perris traversed the
county, north to south,
east to west, took measurements of all the
streams, located possible reservoir sites, and
gathered vital water
data in San Bernardino
and Los Angeles Counties. Sheldon Stoddard, a
San Bernardino pioneer
who had crossed over
the Mojave Desert and
thence through the Cajon Pass in 1849, said of
Fred Perris, “With him I
have traveled hundreds
of miles over mountains
and over deserts. When
he was a surveyor for
San Bernardino County,
I was with him when
he made the county line
survey, during which we
traversed the desert some
two hundred and fifty
miles…. At one time Mr.
Perris was taken very ill
and we thought sure we
should have to return to
San Bernardino; so we
rigged up a buckboard,
made bows of willow
limbs, stretched canvas
on it for shade and made
it as comfortable as possible. But he refused to allow us to take him back.
Later he commenced to
mend, so we just kept
in camp for a few days,
by which time Mr. Perris was able to continue
the survey, completing
the work to the state
line. During our work
we drove into a little
valley known as Horse
Spring Valley, and there
we found the ground literally covered with the
bones of animals. We afterward learned that this
valley had been the hiding place of Indians, who
drove there hundreds of
stolen horses, mules and
cattle, where they killed
the animals and dried the
meat for food. They were
most active in such depredations during the fifties, but even at the time
we made the survey, in
1874, as we entered the
valley a band if Indians
fled from the opposite
side.”
In addition to contract
surveying, Perris supplemented his income by
engaging in a printing
business in partnership
with John Isaacs, later
editor of the San Bernardino Times. The firm
Perris & Isaacs briefly
published the San Bernardino Advertiser, one
of the city's early newspapers.
Even
before
the
completion of what was
billed as the first transcontinental rail line in
1869, Congress in July of
1866 authorized a second
transcontinental railroad
following a southerly
route from Springfield,
Missouri, to Albuquerque, New Mexico, and
on to the San Diego area.
In the early 1870s, San
Bernardino had failed to
lure the Southern Pacific
to it.
A group of capitalists
from Boston under the
business name, California Southern Railroad,
actively pursued the
competition for the Pacific Coast during the
late 1870s.
California Southern
representatives, G. B.
Wilbur and L. G. Pratt,
met with the San Diego Pass, thought to be an
boosters in 1879. When appropriate
rail-line
citizens of San Ber- route by which to reach
nardino learned of this, a the Mojave and Needles
meeting was held at the crossings. Perris also
San Bernardino Court- squired them through
house on October 20. the Cajon Pass area.
Isaacs and Perris were
The intensive lobbyappointed by acclama- ing was successful and
tion as a committee to California Southern demeet the railroad men. cided to route the train
The delegation headed line’s course through
to San Diego and wait- San Bernardino.
San
ed five days before they Bernardino County hiscould see Wilbur and torian L. Burr Belden
Pratt, surveying not only credited Perris with havthe physical geography ing convinced California
between San Bernardino Southern Railroad offiand San Diego on the cials to include San Berway there, but sizing up nardino as a major stop.
while in San Diego what
Perris was hired as a
has been described as “a railroad surveyor directpolitical cauldron of op- ing the location of the
posing interests at work.” line south to San Diego.
Perris and Isaacs en- Isaacs later wrote of Percountered San Diego in- ris: “From that time our
terests doing their level future was assured, albest to keep them from though there was a time
having access to the rail- when it hung in the balroad's representatives. ance, and the question
Nevertheless, through was seriously considered
persistence, Perris and whether it would come
Isaacs at last achieved to Colton, and go thence
a meeting with Wilbur direct to Cajon Pass and
and Pratt at the Horton leave San Bernardino
House Hotel. The meet- two or three miles off
ing lasted seventeen-and the road, or swerve from
one-half hours, from its direct line to our city.
8 a.m. until 1:30 a.m. To the efforts of Mr. PerIsaacs attempted to sell ris more than any other
Wilbur and Pratt on the one man, the latter was
idea of having the new decided upon and San
railroad line passing Bernardino became a
through San Bernardino, railroad center.”
providing detailed social
Fred led the first surand economic informa- veying party, consisting
tion about the city. Perris of I. C. Dunlap, tranused his enviable knowl- sitman; T.M. Parsons,
edge of topography and levelman; William P.
engineering to convince Cave, topographer; John
the Easterners that a rail Mayfield, Oscar T. Barroute through San Ber- ren and Stephen Hales,
nardino was the best chainmen; George Evway for them to proceed. ans and Edwin WilliamWilbur and Pratt were son, teamsters; James M.
impressed enough with Burnet, stake marker;
what they had heard to Frank B. Daley and Milgive San Bernardino fort Torrass, flag and
careful consideration.
axe man, respectively;
"Gentlemen,"
de- Ah Fong, cook, in the
clared Wilbur, "if you plotting of the line in
will come for us in two December, 1880. The
weeks, we will go up and route later went by way
see your country."
of Orange, as Temecula
San Bernardino was Canyon was abandoned
lying in wait for the two after the track had been
Easterners when they washed out by a flood the
arrived, having dressed second time.
itself up and putting on
Of the arrival of the
its best front. Perris then first locomotive from
escorted one California San Diego on SeptemSouthern party up to the ber 13, 1883, Perris latSan Gorgonio Pass and
then through Morongo Continued on Page 15
Needles Council
Lets Residents
Subsidize Councilman’s Electricity
Needs from page 4
who have health related issues. Now, he
said, three steps would
be taken: 1) the deposit
would be increased to reflect the historic highest
monthly bill, 2) the lapse
period would be cut
down to one month and
everyone will be treated
the same and 3) the city
will try to close in on the
case of tens of thousands
of unpaid bills estimated
Public Notices
ABANDONMENT OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
FBN 20160000893
The following entity was doing
business as:
FIRST CONTINENTAL CAPITAL GROUP 9385 HAVEN AVENUE RANCHO CUCAMONGA,
CA 91730 CROSSROADS EQUIPMENT LEASE AND FINANCE,
LLC.
9385 HAVEN AVENUE
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA
91730
RELATED FBN NUMBER:
20150008121 FILED ON 7/22/2015
This business is conducted by: A
LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
The registrant commenced to
transact business under the fictitious
business name or names listed above
on: N/A.
By signing, I declare that all
information in this statement is true
and correct. A registrant who declares as true information which he
or she knows to be false is guilty of
a crime (B&P Code 17913). I am also
aware that all information on this
statement becomes Public Record
upon filing.
s/ Andrew Simon
Statement filed with the
County Clerk of San Bernardino on
01/25/2016.
I hereby certify that this copy is
a correct copy of the original statement on file in my office San Bernardino County Clerk By:/Deputy
Notice-This fictitious name
statement expires five years from the
date it was filed in the office of the
county clerk. A new fictitious business name statement must be filed
before that time. The filing of this
statement does not of itself authorize
the use in this state of a fictitious
business name in violation of the
rights of another under federal, state,
or common law (see Section 14411 et
seq., Business and Professions Code).
Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 2/5, 2/12, 2/19
& 2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160000896
The following entity is doing
business as:
FIRST
CONTINENTAL
CAPITAL GROUP 9385 HAVEN
AVENUE RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730 CROSSROADS FINANCE, LLC. 9385 HAVEN AVENUE RANCHO CUCAMONGA,
CA 91730
LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
on: N/A.
upon filing.
s/ Andrew Simon
01/25/2016.
Published in the San Bernardi-
to be about $350,000. He
did not dwell on the consideration that more than
eight percent of the total
electrical bill delinquency is that of a business
run by a former councilman.
On a future date, Daniels proposes to bring
forward policy changes
that would enable the
city to assign ultimate liability to the land owner,
not necessarily the tenant
and that accounts would
need to be with the land
owner with a copy to the
tenant. Daniels asserted
that placing the burden
Public Notices
no County Sentinel
& 2/26, 2016.
2/5, 2/12, 2/19
FBN 20160000601
business as:
159 DESIGN 1000 PINE AVE
#159 REDLANDS, CA 92373 TRISTEN A ARNOLD 1000 PINE AVE
#159 REDLANDS, CA 92373
This business is conducted by:
AN INDIVIDUAL
on: 1/01/2016.
upon filing.
s/ TRISTEN A. ARNOLD
01/19/2016.
& 2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160000249
business as:
OPEN DOOR COUNSELING
DBA POMONA OPEN DOOR 2026
N. RIVERSIDE AVE. SUITE C-193
RIALTO, CA 92377 JENNELL
SMITH 2026 N. RIVERSIDE AVE.
SUITE C-193 RIALTO, CA 92377
[and] FREDERICK SMITH 2026
N. RIVERSIDE AVE. SUITE C-193
RIALTO, CA 92377
GENERAL PARTNERSHIP
on: 7/01/2014.
upon filing.
s/ Jennell Smith
1/07/2016.
& 2/26, 2016.
on the property owner is
the policy in most other
cities in California.
It has been reported
to the Sentinel that Lopez leased the property
where his business was
established. With Lopez’s company in bankruptcy, collection of the
debt appears unlikely.
Former City Council
member Terry Campbell, currently sitting
on the Needles Utility
Board informed the Sentinel that the council at
the time had not been
provided with any information that Lopez’s
Public Notices
FBN 20160001188
business as:
LSS PRIVATE SAFETY 333
E. ARROW HWY UPLAND, CA
91785 MARIO R CONTRERAS
9850 19TH ST# 94 ALTA LOMA,
CA 91737
AN INDIVIDUAL
on: 9/20/2011.
upon filing.
s/ Mario R Contreras
2/01/2016.
& 2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160001175
business as:
UMPIRES 4 U 7599 BEAR
CREEK DR FONTANA, CA 92336
THERESA-TC M CASTRO 7599
BEAR CREEK DR FONTANA, CA
92336
AN INDIVIDUAL
on: 1/01/2005.
upon filing.
s/ THERESA TC M. CASTRO
1/29/2016.
& 2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160000749
business as:
NAOMI’S PET CARE SERVICES 1320 SAN BERNARDINO
ROAD #12 UPLAND, CA 91786
company,
Colorado
River Distributors was
in arrears on the payments, apparently during
the period of time up until Best, Best & Krieger
was assigned to the case.
He said he did not particularly like the way the
former city manager David Brownlee managed
day-to-day affairs of the
city but that part of the
problem was that one of
the former employees in
charge of the accounts
"only kept track of a lot
of things in her head.”
He also made no comment as to whether there
Public Notices
NAOMI ADELMAN 1320 SAN
BERNARDINO ROAD #12 UPLAND, CA 91786
AN INDIVIDUAL
on: 1/05/2016.
upon filing.
s/ Naomi Adelman
1/21/2016.
& 2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160001403
business as:
X-RAY PRODUCTIONS 559 S.
MARVIN DR. SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92410 RAMON V GUTIERREZ 559 S. MARVIN DR. SAN
BERNARDINO, CA 92410
RELATED FBN NUMBER:
20150008469 FILED ON 7/30/2015
GENERAL PARTNERSHIP
on: 7/26/2015.
upon filing.
s/ Ramon V Gutierrez
02/04/2016.
& 2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160001405
business as:
X-RAY PRODUCTIONS 559 S.
MARVIN DR. SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92410 RAMON V GUTI-
Page 6
was any criminal investigation or whether criminal charges had been
filed for any perceived
gift of public funds or allowing bills to go uncollected for a longer period
of time than normal.
Calculating the discrepancy between the
typical residential meter
shut off 30 days after the
due date or in extenuating circumstances extending the shut off date
3 or 4 months, a typical
estimated bill would be
no more than $1,500 $2,000. In the case of a
Public Notices
ERREZ 559 S. MARVIN DR. SAN
AN INDIVIDUAL
on: 1/01/2016.
upon filing.
s/ Ramon V. Gutierrez
02/04/2016.
& 2/26, 2016.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
FOR CHANGE OF NAME
CASE # CIVDS1601805
TO ALL INTERESTED
PERSONS: Petitioner ZIAD
BOU-SLAIBY filed a petition
with the clerk of this court for
a decree changing names as follows:
ZIAD BOU-SLAIBY to
ZIAD BOUSLAIBY
[and]
KELLY BOU-SLAIBY to
KELLY BOUSLAIBY
[and]
ANTHONY BOU-SLAIBY
to ANTHONY BOUSLAIBY
[and]
ANGELA BOU-SLAIBY
to ANGELA BOUSLAIBY
THE COURT ORDERS
that all persons interested in
this matter appear before this
court at the hearing indicated
below to show cause, if any,
why the petition for change of
name should not be granted.
Any person objecting to the
name changes described above
must file a written objection
that includes the reasons for the
objection at least two court days
before the matter is scheduled to
be heard and must appear at the
hearing to show cause why the
petition should not be granted.
If no written objection is timely
filed, the court may grant the
petition without a hearing.
NOTICE OF HEARING
DATE: 3/21/2016
TIME: 8:30 A.M
Department: S-35
The address of the court is
SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAN
BERNARDINO SAN BERNARDINO DISTRICT-CIVIL
DIVISION 247 WEST THIRD
STREET SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92415-0210.
cold storage/distribution
business, the amount
of electricity used each
month would likely be
considerably
higher.
Based upon an estimated
monthly bill for Colorado River Distributors
of $3,000 per month, the
company is calculated to
have engaged in about 10
months of nonpayment.
Typically, noticing on
utility payment arrearages occur within one
month. The city has not
disclosed whether such
noticing was provided to
Lopez.
Public Notices
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of this order
be published in THE SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY SENTINEL in San Bernardino County,
California, once a week for four
consecutive weeks prior to the
date set for hearing of the petition
Date: February 5, 2016
S/ MICHAEL SACHS,
Judge of the Superior Court
Run dates: 2/5, 2/12, 2/19 &
2/26, 2016.
NOTICE OF PETITION
TO ADMINISTER ESTATE
OF: JEROME D. GRETTA
PROPS 1600063 To all heirs,
beneficiaries, creditors, contingent creditors, and persons who
may otherwise be interested in
the will or estate, or both, of JEROME “JERRY” D. GRETTA
A Petition for Probate has been
filed by: LEANNE HALL in the
Superior Court of California,
County of SAN BERNARDINO. The Petition for Probate requests that: LEANNE HALL be
appointed as personal representative to administer the estate of
the decedent
The petition requests the
authority to administer the
estate under the Independent
Administration of Estates Act.
(This authority will allow the
personal representative to take
many actions without obtaining
court approval. Before taking
certain very important actions,
however, the personal representative will be required to give
notice to interested persons unless they have waived notice or
consented to the proposed action.) The independent administration authority will be granted
unless an interested person files
an objection to the petition and
shows good cause why the court
should not grant the authority.
A hearing on the petition will
be held in this court as follows:
Date: MARCH 09, 2016 Time:
8:30 A.M. Dept: S37 Address
of court: SUPERIOR COURT
OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY
OF SAN BERNARDINO SAN
BERNARDINO
DISTRICT
– PROBATE DIVISION 247
W. 3rd STREET SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92415-0212
If you object to the granting of the petition, you should
appear at the hearing and state
your objections or file written
objections with the court before
the hearing. Your appearance
may be in person or by your attorney. If you are a creditor or
a contingent creditor of the decedent, you must file your claim
with the court and mail a copy to
the personal representative appointed by the court within the
later of either (1) four months
from the date of first issuance of
letters to a general personal representative, as defined in section
58(b) of the California Probate
Code, or (2) 60 days from the
date of mailing or personal delivery to you of a notice under
section 9052 of the California
Probate Code. Other California
Public Notices
statutes and legal authority may
affect your rights as a creditor.
You may want to consult with
an attorney knowledgeable in
California Law. You may examine the file kept by the court.
If you are a person interested in
the estate, you may file with the
court a Request for Special Notice (form DE-154) of the filing
of an inventory and appraisal of
estate assets or of any petition or
account as provided in Probate
Code section 1250. A Request
for Special Notice form is available from the court clerk.
Petitioner:
LEANNE
HALL 3464 NOVAK STREET,
RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA
92509 Telephone: (951) 9610284
Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 2/5,
2/12, 2/19 & 2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160001431
business as:
AMJ REAL ESTATE INVESTING 2608 REDPINE PLACE
ONTARIO, CA 91761 ADRIAN J
ROLFE 2608 REDPINE PLACE
ONTARIO, CA 91761
AN INDIVIDUAL
on: N/A.
upon filing.
s/ Adrian J. Rolfe
2/05/2016.
& 3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001505
business as:
SECOND CHANCE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION 2026 N. RIVERSIDE AVE
SUITE C 186 RIALTO, CA 92377
SECOND CHANCE COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION
557 E KING ST RIALTO, CA 92376
CORPORATION
on: N/A.
Public Notices
upon filing.
s/ Michelle A. Salazar
2/08/2016.
& 3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001234
business as:
HOMESTAR
SECURITY
10737 LAUREL ST RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91739 PROTECTIVE SYSTEMS OF WASHINGTON, INC. 19009 33RD AVE W
STE 330 LYNNWOOD, WA 98036
CORPORATION
on: N/A.
upon filing.
s/ Brian Piccolo
2/01/2016.
& 3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001682
business as:
COTTONHOOD 2050 S. BAKER AVENUE ONTARIO, CA 91761
BEIMAR, INC. 4219 CORTE DEL
LA SIENA SAN DIEGO, CA 92131
CORPORATION
on: 1/03/2016.
upon filing.
s/ JAMES WEN
2/11/2016.
a correct copy of the original statement on file in my office San Ber-
Public Notices
nardino County Clerk By:/Deputy
& 3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001664
business as:
AFRIH-ATS FASHIONS 2049
S. HELLMAN AVE STE F ONTARIO, CA 91761 ETTA P BONNER
2957 BIG RANGE RD ONTARIO,
CA 91761
AN INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A.
upon filing.
s/ ETTA P. BONNER
2/11/2016.
& 3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001055
business as:
MIRO
BOUTIQUE
11176
MEADOWLARK LN
BLOOMINGTON, CA 92316 MICHELLE
CHAVEZ GARCIA 11176 MEADOWLARK LN BLOOMINGTON,
CA 92316 [and] ROCIO G SOTO
2980 W. SANTOLINAS ST RIALTO, CA 92376
GENERAL PARTNERSHIP.
on: N/A.
upon filing.
s/ Michelle Chavez Garcia
1/27/2016.
Ernesto’s Hair Salon
205 N Laurel Avenue
Ontario, CA 91762
Open: Tuesday Through Saturday
From 9:00 a.m. To 5:30 p.m
Call (909) 969-1327
(909) 988-4333
Public Notices
& 3/4, 2016.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
FOR CHANGE OF NAME
CASE # CIVDS 1602031
TO ALL INTERESTED
PERSONS: Petitioner AMANDA GALINDO filed a petition
JOHNNY ALEXANDER
CARRENO to JOHNNY ALEXANDER GALINDO
THE COURT ORDERS
NOTICE OF HEARING
DATE: 03/24/2016
TIME: 8:30 A.M
Department: S-35
STREET SAN BERNARDINO,
CA 92415-0210.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of this order be published in THE SAN
BERNARDINO
COUNTY
SENTINEL in San Bernardino
County, California, once a week
for four consecutive weeks prior
to the date set for hearing of the
petition
Date: FEBRUARY 10, 2016
S/ MICHAEL SACHS,
Run dates: 2/12, 2/19, 2/26
& 3/4, 2016.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
FOR CHANGE OF NAME
TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: Petitioner GLORIA LOREN
GIVENS filed a petition with the
clerk of this court for a decree changing names as follows:
GLORIA LOREN GIVENS to
TIPONI GREY MAGI
THE COURT ORDERS that
all persons interested in this matter
appear before this court at the hearing indicated below to show cause,
if any, why the petition for change
of name should not be granted. Any
person objecting to the name changes
described above must file a written
objection that includes the reasons
for the objection at least two court
days before the matter is scheduled
to be heard and must appear at the
hearing to show cause why the petition should not be granted. If no
written objection is timely filed, the
court may grant the petition without
a hearing.
NOTICE OF HEARING
DATE: 03/22/2016
TIME: 8:30 A.M
Department: S-35
The address of the court is SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO
SAN BERNARDINO DISTRICTCIVIL DIVISION 247 WEST
THIRD STREET SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92415-0210.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy of this order be published in THE SAN BERNARDINO
COUNTY SENTINEL in San Bernardino County, California, once
a week for four consecutive weeks
prior to the date set for hearing of the
petition
S/ MICHAEL SACHS, Judge of
the Superior Court
Run dates: 2/12, 2/19, 2/26 &
3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160000771
business as:
FUERZA BOOT CAMP 7544
ELWOOD AVE FONTANA, CA
92336 ROLANDO G RAMIREZ
Public Notices
7544 ELWOOD AVE FONTANA,
CA 92336
AN INDIVIDUAL The registrant commenced to
on: N/A.
upon filing.
s/ Rolando G. Ramirez
1/22/2016.
& 3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001204
business as:
CRYSTAL NAILS & SPA 9255
BASELINE RD. SUITE E RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, CA 91730
QUOC T NGUYEN 1048 VERBENA CT POMONA, CA 91766
on: N/A.
upon filing.
s/ Quoc Nguyen
2/01/2016.
& 3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001999
business as:
ROUTE 66 AUTO SALES 356
E. FOOTHILL BLVD UPLAND, CA
91786 ROUTE 66 AUTO SALES,
INC. 356 E. FOOTHILL BLVD UPLAND, CA 91786
CORPORATION The registrant commenced to
on: N/A.
upon filing.
s/ Christina N. MelendrezStrangio Statement filed with the
2/19/2016.
& 3/11, 2016.
FBN 201600018992
Public Notices
business as:
ROYAL LIQUOR 2 4086 PHILADELPHIA ST CHINO, CA 91710
IBRAHIM M NAKOUD 5956 OLVERA CT CHINO, CA 91710
on: N/A.
upon filing.
s/ IBRAHIM M NAKOUD
2/18/2016.
& 3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160000294
business as:
TURFSTORE DIRECT, INC
700 E. VALLEY BLVD COLTON,
CA 92324 TURFSTORE DIRECT,
INC. 77602 MISSOURI DRIVE
PALM DESERT, CA 92211
CORPORATION.
on: 04/01/2015.
upon filing.
s/ Barry Schieferstine
1/08/2016.
& 2/5, 2016.
Corrected Run: 2/19, 2/26, 3/04,
3/11, 2016
FBN 20150014184
business as:
BARON ELITE 1689 W ARROW ROUTE SUITE B UPLAND,
CA 91786 ARIAN B HOSSEINI
407 E 9th ST UPLAND, CA 91786
AN INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ Arian B Hosseini
12/30/2015.
Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel Original
Run: 1/22, 1/29, 2/5 & 2/12, 2016.
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Corrected Run: 2/19, 2/26, 3/04,
3/11, 2016
FBN 20160000253
business as:
R & T AUTO SALES 517 N
MOUNTAIN AVE STE 102 UPLAND, CA 91786 RT WRIGHT
LLC 6371 HAVEN AVE 3-174 RANCHO CUAMONGA, CA 91737.
LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.
on: 8/01/2015
upon filing.
s/ Tennille Wright
01/08/2016.
Run: 1/22, 1/29, 2/5 & 2/12, 2016.
Corrected Run: Corrected Run:
2/19, 2/26, 3/04, 3/11, 2016
FBN 20160000733
business as:
ELIJAH & MARIE
[and]
PUNKY & PAPI
11201 5TH
STREET C103 RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730 KIANA T
ESKRIDGE 11201 5TH STREET
C103 RANCHO CUCAMONGA,
CA 91730
AN INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A.
upon filing.
s/ KIANA T. ESKRIDGE
01/21/2016.
Run: 1/22, 1/29, 2/5 & 2/12, 2016.
Corrected Run: Corrected Run:
2/19, 2/26, 3/04, 3/11, 2016
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
FOR CHANGE OF NAME
TO ALL INTERESTED
PERSONS: Petitioner VIRGIL
HILEY filed a petition with the
clerk of this court for a decree
changing names as follows:
VIRGIL TAYLOR to VIRGIL HILEY
VIRGIL L. TAYLOR to
VIRGIL HILEY
VIRGIL L. HILEY
to
VIRGIL HILEY
VIRGIL LARONE TAYLOR to VIRGIL HILEY
VIRGIL LARONE HILEY
to VIRGIL HILEY
THE COURT ORDERS
Public Notices
NOTICE OF HEARING
DATE: 03/23/2016
TIME: 8:30 A.M
Department: S-35
S/ MICHAEL SACHS,
Run dates: 2/19, 2/26, ¾ &
3/11, 2016.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
FOR CHANGE OF NAME
TO ALL INTERESTED
PERSONS: Petitioner RIKKI
LYNN BABB filed a petition
BROOKLYN RAY URIBE
to BROOKLYN RAY BABB
THE COURT ORDERS
NOTICE OF HEARING
DATE: 03/28/2016
TIME: 8:30 A.M
Department: S-35
Date: JANUARY 27, 2016
S/ MICHAEL SACHS,
Prudential
California Realty
Richard S. Morda
Realtor/DRE License
# 01734177
California Realty
1063 W. Sixth Street
Suite 101 Ontario CA
91762 Business 909 983
9933 Fax 909 984 5664
Cell 213 713 8849
E-mail: richardmor-
[email protected]
Run dates: 2/19, 2/26, 3/04
& 3/11, 2016.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
FOR CHANGE OF NAME
CASE # CIVRS 1600020
TO ALL INTERESTED
PERSONS: Petitioner CRYSTAL ROSE VALENCIA has
filed a petition with the clerk of
this court for a decree changing
names as follows:
CRYSTAL ROSE VALENCIA
to CRYSTAL ROSE
BAILEY
THE COURT ORDERS
NOTICE OF HEARING
DATE: 03/21/2016
TIME: 8:30 A.M
Department: R-8
BERNARDINO
RANCHO
CUCAMONGA
DISTRICT
8303 HAVEN AVENUE RANCHO CUCAMONGA,
CA
91730.
Date: January 25, 2015
S/ JON D. FERGUSON,
Run dates: 2/19, 2/26, 3/4 &
3/11, 2016.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
FOR CHANGE OF NAME
TO ALL INTERESTED
PERSONS:
Petitioner
SUMAQKAWSAY MALLMA
has filed a petition with the clerk
of this court for a decree changing names as follows:
SUMAQKAWSAY MALLMA to QUINNOAE KEYLA
CHASE
THE COURT ORDERS
NOTICE OF HEARING
DATE: 03/30/2016
TIME: 8:30 A.M
Department: R-2
BERNARDINO
RANCHO
CUCAMONGA
DISTRICT
8303 HAVEN AVENUE RANCHO CUCAMONGA,
CA
91730.
S/ R. GLENN YABUNO,
F
Public Notices
Public Notices
Run dates: 2/19, 2/26, 3/04,
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160002224
business as:
CABLE
CROSSFIT
1320
NORTH BENSON AVENUE STE
D UPLAND, CA 91786 DNA FITNESS LLC 10510 CIVIC CENER
DR RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA
91730
LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.
on: N/A.
upon filing.
s/ DAVID RAYENHARTZ
02/24/2016.
& 3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001685
business as:
SUNWEST BUILDERS 4321
HOWARD ST. MONTCLAIR, CA
91763
SUNWEST BUILDERS
TENANT IMPROVEMENTS, INC.
4321 HOWARD ST. MONTCLAIR,
CA 91763
CORPORATION.
on: 1/15/2016
upon filing.
s/ BARBARA J. FREDERICKS
02/11/2016.
& 3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160002021
business as:
GIRL IN CHARGE PUBLIC
RELATIONS 9266 ALDER AVENUE FONTANA, CA 92335 AMY
S MALONE
9266 ALDER AVENUE FONTANA, CA 92335
AN INDIVIDUAL.
on: 8/17/2005.
upon filing.
s/ Amy S. Malone
02/24/2016.
Public Notices
& 3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001207
business as:
SHAI BABY 7403 SUFFOLK
PLACE FONTANA, CA 92336
AMBER KNIGHT 7403 SUFFOLK
PLACE FONTANA, CA 92336
AN INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A.
upon filing.
s/ Amber Knight
02/01/2016.
& 3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160002162
business as:
HOUSE OF PLAY [and] HOP
10582 FOOTHILL BLVD. SUITE
B170 RANCHO CUCAMONGA,
CA 91730 TRI LING CORP. 10352
HOLLY ST ALTA LOMA, CA 91701
CORPORATION.
on: N/A.
upon filing.
s/ Shaling Higuera
2/24/2016.
& 3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001796
business as:
PRIME HOOD EXHAUST
& FILTER SERVICE CO. 201 S.
PENNSYLVANIA #47 SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92410 HECTOR
A OLVERA 15011 BEGONIA ST
FONTANA, CA 92335
RELATED FBN NUMBER:
20110010320
This business was conducted by:
A GENERAL PARTNERSHIP.
on: 8/09/2011.
upon filing.
s/ Hector A. Olvera
02/16/2016.
Public Notices
& 3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160002271
business as:
CRM BUSINESS SOLUTIONS
7050 PINZANO PL. RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91701 PATRICK
P BRADY
7050 PINZANO PL.
91701
AN INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A.
upon filing.
s/ Patrick P Brady
02/25/2016.
& 3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001008
business as:
D’EM PROPERTIES 4801
SANDERLING WAY FONTANA,
CA 92336 DENNISE DAILEY
4801 SANDERLING WAY FONTANA, CA 92336
AN INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A.
upon filing.
s/ Dennise Dailey
01/27/2016.
& 3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001165
business as:
SUNSET AUTO SALES 803 E.
HOLT BLVD ONTARIO, CA 91761
BLANCA E GUTIERREZ 6371
PRESCOTT CT CHINO, CA 91710
AN INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A.
upon filing.
s/ BLANCA E. GUTIERREZ
01/29/2016.
Public Notices
& 3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160002063
business as:
PALETERIA Y NEVERIA LA
MICHOACANA 814 S MOUNTAIN
AVE ONTARIO, CA 91762 ELIZABETH TORRES GUADDARAMA
910 GREENWOOD AVE ONTARIO, CA 91761
AN INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A.
upon filing.
s/
ELIZABETH
TORRES
GUADDARAMA
02/22/2016.
& 3/18, 2016.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
FOR CHANGE OF NAME
TO ALL INTERESTED
PERSONS: Petitioner LILLY
NAVA has filed a petition with
the clerk of this court for a decree changing names as follows:
LILLY NAVA
to
BASHEBA LILLY OLIVAS
THE COURT ORDERS
NOTICE OF HEARING
DATE: 04/11/2016
TIME: 8:30 A.M
Department: R-10
BERNARDINO
RANCHO
CUCAMONGA
JUDICIAL
DISTRICT 8303 HAVEN AVENUE RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730.
s/ R. GLENN YABUNO,
Run dates: 2/26, 3/04, 3/11
&3/18, 2016.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
FOR CHANGE OF NAME
CASE # CIVDS1516024
TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: Petitioner Richard Orlando
Mc Intee Jr filed a petition with the
clerk of this court for a decree changing names as follows:
Richard Orlando Mc Intee
Jr
to
Rishard Hasaun Amadi
[and]
Azariah Sareestorm Mc InteeAmadi to
Azariah Sareestorm
Amadi
THE COURT ORDERS that
all persons interested in this matter
appear before this court at the hear-
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ing indicated below to show cause,
if any, why the petition for change
of name should not be granted. Any
person objecting to the name changes
described above must file a written
objection that includes the reasons
for the objection at least two court
days before the matter is scheduled
to be heard and must appear at the
hearing to show cause why the petition should not be granted. If no
written objection is timely filed, the
court may grant the petition without
a hearing.
NOTICE OF HEARING
DATE: 3/28/2016
TIME: 8:30 A.M
Department: S-35
SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO SAN BERNARDINO
DISTRICT-CIVIL DIVISION 247
WEST THIRD STREET SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92415-0210.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy of this order be published in THE SAN BERNARDINO
COUNTY SENTINEL in San Bernardino County, California, once
a week for four consecutive weeks
prior to the date set for hearing of the
petition
S/ MICHAEL SACHS, Judge of
the Superior Court
Run dates: 2/26, 3/04, 3/11 &
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20150013668
The following person is doing business as: NICE GUY APPLIANCE REPAIR, 17465 JACKSON DR. FONTANA, CA 92336,
FRANKLIN A TICAS, 17465 JACKSON DR. FONTANA, CA 92336
This business is conducted by
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
a crime (B&P Code 179130. I am also
upon filing.
s/ FRANKLIN A TICAS
12/15/2015
Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 12/25/15 & 1/01,
1/08, 1/15, 2016. C 2/5, 2/12, 2/19,
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20150013818
The following person is doing
business as: JR DETAIL TECHNOLOGIES, 2020 S EUCLID AVE
APT E17 ONTARIO, CA 91762,
VICTOR H ORTIZ, 2020 S EUCLID
AVE APT E17 ONTARIO, CA 91762
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ VICTOR H ORTIZ
12/17/2015
Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 12/25/15 & 1/01,
1/08, 1/15, 2016. C 2/5, 2/12, 2/19,
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160000836
business as: OM TRUCKING, 745
W. CARLTON ST ONTARIO, CA
91762, ABELARDO MEZA OLVERA, 745 W. CARLTON ST ON-
Public Notices
TARIO, CA 91762
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ ABELARDO MEZA OLVERA
01/25/2016
Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 2/5, 2/12, 2/19,
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160000852
The following person is doing business as: BJL TRUCKING,
270 SULTANA AVE UPLAND,
CA 91786, JESUS SALDANA JR,
270 SULTANA AVE UPLAND, CA
91786
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ JESUS SALDANA JR
01/25/2016
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160000873
business as: OAK HILLS CONTRACTORS, [AND] OAK HILLS
CONSTRUCTION, [AND] OAK
HILLS CUSTOM HOMES, [AND]
OAK HILLS BUILDERS, 9722
FARMINGTON STREET OAK
HILLS, CA 92344, RICHARD D
PETTIT, 9722 FARMINGTON
STREET OAK HILLS, CA 92344
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: 10/09/2008
upon filing.
s/ RICHARD D PETTIT
01/25/2016
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160000880
The following person is doing business as: MUSCOY HAY
Public Notices
AND GRAINS AND ANIMAL
SUPPLY, 2937 STATE ST SAN
BERNARDINO, CA 92405, JOSE
J MADRIGAL, 2590 N OGDEN ST
SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92407,
[AND] MARIA I CORDOBA, 2590
N OGDEN ST SAN BERNARDINO,
CA 92407
an: MARRIED COUPLE.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ JOSE J MADRIGAL
01/25/2016
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160000883
The following person is doing business as: BLOOMINGTON
TIRES, 18829 VALLEY BLVD.
BLOOMINGTON, CA 92316, ROBERTO X ANGULO MELGOZA,
18986 GREGORY ST BLOOMINGTON, CA 92316
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: 01/01/2016
upon filing.
s/ ROBERTO X ANGULO
MELGOZA
01/25/2016
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160000906
business as: DAN WAY TRUCKING, 9668 MILLIKEN AVENUE
SUITE 104 443 RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730, DAINEL
C THOMPSON, 9668 MILLIKEN
AVENUE SUITE 104 443 RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, CA 91730
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ DAINEL C THOMPSON
01/25/2016
Public Notices
2/26, 2016.
ABANDONMENT OF USE OF
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
The registered FBN No.
20160000827 was filed in San Bernardino County on 01/22/2016. The
following entity has abandoned
the business name of: ONTARIO
CHECK ‘N LOAN, 1123 N. MOUNTAIN AVE ONTARIO, CA 91762,
CASONYA L THOMAS, 1123 N.
MOUNTAIN AVE ONTARIO, CA
91762
BY SIGNING BELOW, I DECLARE THAT ALL INFORMATION IN THIS STATEMENT IS
TRUE AND CORRECT. A registrant who declares as true information, which he or she knows to be
false, is guilty of a crime. (B&P Code
17913). I am also aware that all information on this statement becomes
public record upon filing.
s/ CASONYA L THOMAS
A INDIVIDUAL
Related FBN No. 20140009945
was filed in San Bernardino County
on 09/08/2014
Published in the San Bernardino
County Sentinel 2/5, 2/12, 2/19, 2/26,
2016.
Public Notices
Public Notices
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ ALFREDO LOPEZ
1/26/2016
2/26, 2016.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ BACILIO CRUZ CASTRO
Statement filed with the County
Clerk of San Bernardino on 1/27/2016
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160000929
business as: TDR REAL ESTATE
GROUP, [AND] TDR MORTGAGE,
188 D STREET UPLAND, CA
91786, TDR INVESTMENT CORPORATION, 188 D ST UPLAND,
CA 91786
an: CORPORATION.
on: 11/05/2010
upon filing.
s/ TERESA TIMS
1/26/2016
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160000980
business as: HAIR LOUNGE, 22481
BARTON RD GRAND TERRACE,
CA 92313, RTM HOLDINGS, LLC,
22481 BARTON RD GRAND TERRACE, CA 92313
an: LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ ROXANNE TORRES
1/26/2016
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160000939
business as: HUNTERS HEATING
AND AIR, 15118 ROLLING RIDGE
DR CHINO HILLS, CA 91709, J
BIRDS DANCE SERVICES, INC.,
15118 ROLLING RIDGE DR CHINO HILLS, CA 91709
an: CORPORATION.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ NICHOLE HUNTER
1/26/2016
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160000989
business as: COLOR ROOM, 3560
GRAND AVE CHINO HILLS, CA
91709, JAMIE M PORCELLA, 950
N DUESENBERG DR ONTARIO,
CA 91764
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ JAMIE M PORCELLA
1/26/2016
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160000940
business as: I S AUTO, 11916 HALL
AVE BLOOMINGTON, CA 92316,
ALFREDO LOPEZ, 11916 HALL
AVE BLOOMINGTON, CA 92316
an: INDIVIDUAL.
FBN 20160001017
business as: N&S TRANSPORTATION, 14281 KATIE DR. ADELANTO, CA 92301, BACILIO CRUZ
CASTRO, 14281 KATIE DR. ADELANTO, CA 92301
an: INDIVIDUAL.
FBN 20160001023
business as: HU TIEU-PHO 86 RESTAURANT, 275 E. 9TH STREET
#A SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92410,
CHUONG THI PHAM, 275 E. 9TH
STREET #A SAN BERNARDINO,
CA 92410
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: 10/21/2015
upon filing.
s/ CHUONG THI PHAM
2/26, 2016.
Public Notices
upon filing.
s/ RANNIE MOHABIR
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160001051
The following person is doing business as: THE 20/20 BAR
& GRILL LA CASA DE LAS MICHELADAS, 1987 DINERS CT
RESTAURANT VENTURES S.B.,
INC. 10787 WILDERNESS DRIVE
ALTA LOMA, CA 91737
an: CORPORATION.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ LEO GUERRERO
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160001040
business as: ENVIRONMENTAL
SERVICES COMPANY, 553 W
NORWOOD ST RIALTO, CA 92377,
HKZ SERVICES INC, 553 W NORWOOD RIALTO, CA 92377
an: CORPORATION.
on: 2/20/2015
upon filing.
s/ STEPHEN B HARWELL
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160000769
business as: INTEGRATED FINANCIAL & LEGAL CONSULT,
13800 HIDDEN VALLEY ROAD
VICTORVILLE, CA 92395, DIALA
C UGWUMBA, 13800 HIDDEN
VALLEY ROAD VICTORVILLE,
CA 92395
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ DIALA C UGWUMBA
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160001041
business as: AQUARIUM “R” US,
10904 BEECH AVE. FONTANA,
CA 92337, MISSION CUSTOM
EXTRUSION, INC., 10904 BEECH
AVE. FONTANA, CA 92337
an: CORPORATION.
on: 1/27/2016
FBN 20160001110
business as: SPORTS ZONE PIZZA
GRILL AND BAR, 14050 CHERRY AVE STE O FONTANA, CA
92337, ZIDLIYMILES, INC, 14050
CHERRY AVE STE O FONTANA,
CA 92337
an: CORPORATION.
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on: 1/01/2016
upon filing.
s/ J. THOMPSON
1/28/2016
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160001131
business as: VAULE AUTO REPAIR
AND TIRE, 22589 US HWY 18 APPLE VALLEY, CA 92308, ANGEL
MURO, 15116 MOTTLEY DR LA
MIRADA, CA 90638
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ ANGEL MURO
1/28/2016
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160000400
business as: J.C.E TRANSPORT,
1414 N. RIVERSIDE AVE APT.
123 RIALTO, CA 92376, DORA A
LEMUS, 1414 N. RIVERSIDE AVE
APT. 123 RIALTO, CA 92376
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ DORA A LEMUS
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160001089
The following person is doing business as: ZELAYA MOVERS, 1112 S CYPRESS AVE UNIT
31 ONTARIO, CA 91762, JOSE G
ZELAYA, 1112 S CYPRESS AVE
UNIT 31 ONTARIO, CA 91762
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
Public Notices
upon filing.
s/ JOSE G ZELAYA
1/28/2016
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160001138
The following person is doing business as: LIGHTHEARTED
GIFTS, 25710 LAWTON AVE
LOMA LINDA, CA 92354, DENISE
M CAVALLI, 25710 LAWTON AVE
LOMA LINDA, CA 92354
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ DENISE M CAVALLI
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160001139
business as: R&R RIVERO TRUCKING, 7623 CENTER AVE. RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730,
RICARDO RIVERO, 7623 CENTER
AVE. RANCHO CUCAMONGA,
CA 91730
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ RICARDO RIVERO
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160001143
business as: REDE ITV - ADVERTISING & MARKETING TV, 420
MIDDLEBURY CT CLAREMONT,
CA 91711, JOSE A NILO, 420 MIDDLEBURY CT CLAREMONT, CA
91711, [AND] JOSIAS BAPTISTA,
9592 HARVEST VISTA DRIVE
91730
an: COPARTNERS.
Public Notices
on: 1/27/2016
upon filing.
s/ JOSE A NILO
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160001171
business as: SOLUTIONZ, 2050 8TH
LN BIG BEAR CITY, CA 92314,
RANDLE T WEAVER, 2050 8TH
LN BIG BEAR CITY, CA 92314
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ RANDLE T WEAVER
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160001172
business as: OLD WEST MATERIALS, 30016 LIVE OAK CANYON RD REDLANDS, CA 92373,
JUSTIN K MOORE, 30016 LIVE
OAK CANYON RD REDLANDS,
CA 92373, [AND] JENNIFER L
MOORE, 30016 LIVE OAK CANYON RD REDLANDS, CA 92373
an: GENERAL PARTNERSHIP.
on: 01/25/2016
upon filing.
s/ JUSTIN K MOORE
2/26, 2016.
FBN 20160001196
business as: ST.GEORGE CONSTRUCTION, [AND] ST.GEORGE
AUTO CENTER, 3200 E. GUASTI
RD. STE.# 155 ONTARIO, CA
91671, ST. GEORGE GROUPE, 3200
E. GUASTI RD STE 155 ONTARIO,
CA 91761
an: CORPORATION.
Public Notices
on: 1/14/2014
upon filing.
s/ ABDALLA ABDELMALAK
3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001210
business as: THE VILLAGE MOTH,
830 WEST I STREET ONTARIO,
CA 91762, SALENA Y GONZALES,
830 WEST I STREET ONTARIO,
CA 91762
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ SALENA Y GONZALES
3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001211
The following person is doing business as: GUSTOMIZERS
ELECTRIC, 3451 N. HIDALGO DR.
GUST R ISOTALO III, 3451 N. HIDALGO DR. SAN BERNARDINO,
CA 92404
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ GUST R ISOTALO III
3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001260
The following person is doing business as: R.H. FISHERIES,
6260 FILKIMS AVE RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91737, RICHARD
H HEE, 6260 FILKIMS AVE RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91737
an: INDIVIDUAL.
Public Notices
on: 05/17/1991
statement
becomes Public Record upon
filing.
s/ RICHARD H HEE
2/02/2016
3/4, 2016.
Public Notices
Public Notices
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ FERNANDO V SOTELO
2/02/2016
3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001279
business as: BASELINE SMOG,
25784 BASELINE RD HIGHLAND,
CA 92410, IDI INVESTMENTS
LLC, 25784 BASELINE RD HIGHLAND, CA 92410
on: 10/07/2013
upon filing.
s/ SILVINO PASADAS
2/02/2016
3/4, 2016.
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ JOSE L ANZORA
2/02/2016
3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001292
business as: I LUX AUTOMOTIVE
GROUP, 517 N MOUNTAIN AVE
STE. #206 UPLAND, CA 91786, TD
DESIGNS,INC, 15 WHITWORTH
ST LADERA RANCH, CA 92694
an: CORPORATION.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ THOMAS DIAZ
2/02/2016
3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001321
business as: MONTCLAIR SMOG,
TEST ONLY STATION, 5053 MISSION BLVD. MONTCLAIR, CA
91763, MOHSEN N FANOUS, 15127
EDELWEISS LN FONTANA, CA
92336
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ MOHSEN FANOUS
2/03/2016
3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001282
business as: ROUTE 66 TRAVEL,
10325 RING AVE RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91737, YONG LIN,
10325 RING AVE RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91737
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ YONG LIN
2/02/2016
3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001301
business as: PANICPARTS.COM,
1760 PINNACLE WAY UPLAND,
CA 91784, KYLE WARDEN, 1760
PINNACLE WAY UPLAND, CA
91784
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ KYLE WARDEN
2/02/2016
3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001290
business as: FEVISA AUTO REPAIR, 684 S ASPEN AVE BLOOMINGTON, CA 92316, FERNANDO
V SOTELO, 684 S ASPEN AVE
BLOOMINGTON, CA 92316
an: INDIVIDUAL.
FBN 20160001302
business as: ANZORA HOMES,
1003 E. COOLEY DR. SUITE
212 COLTON, CA 92324, JOSE L
ANZORA, 1003 E. COOLEY DR.
SUITE 212
COLTON, CA 92324
FBN 20160001352
business as: CANTU CLEANING
SERVICE, 1037 CALAVERAS AVE
ONTARIO, CA 91764, MIGUEL A
CANTU JIMENEZ, 1037 CALAVERAS AVE ONTARIO, CA 91764
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: 01/20/2016
upon filing.
s/ MIGUEL A CANTU JIMENEZ
2/03/2016
3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001360
The following person is doing business as: C.B.A MAINTENANCE SERVICE, 10421 FREMONTIA AVE FONTANA, CA
92337, CAYETANO B ALAMILLA,
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10421 FREMONTIA AVE FONTANA, CA 92337
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ CAYETANO B ALAMILLA
2/03/2016
3/4, 2016.
NEWPORT AVE SP#124 GRAND
TERRACE, CA 92313
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ ALMA J FLORES
2/04/2016
3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160000931
business as: ZINUM SOLUTIONS,
3178 ACACIA AVE SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92405, YUSIMY J
MUNIZ, 3178 ACACIA AVE SAN
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ YUSIMY J MUNIZ
1/26/2016
3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001317
business as: TONG ACUPUNCTURE CLINIC, 1870 MOUNTAIN
VIEW AVE SUITE 8 LOMA LINDA, CA 92354, BONGKYU NAM,
1870 MOUNTAIN VIEW SUITE 8
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: 11/23/2015
upon filing.
s/ BONGKYU NAM
2/03/2016
3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001408
business as: MARCH PREMIER INSURANCE SERVICES, 1601 BARTON RD #2201 REDLANDS, CA
92373, SALENA R ESTALA, 1601
BARTON RD #2201 REDLANDS,
CA 92373
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ SALENA R ESTALA
2/04/2016
3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001420
business as: JUDITH’S BARBER
AND BEAUTY SALON, 1340 N.
MT. VERNON AVE COLTON, CA
92324, ALMA J FLORES, 22111
FBN 20160001432
The following person is doing business as: LAW OFFICE OF
MICHAEL C. MADDUX, 1894 S.
COMMERCENTER DR. W. SUITE
108 SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92408
MICHAEL C MADDUX, 985 KENDALL DRIVE, SUITE A#156 SAN
BERNARDINO, 92407
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: 09/01/2009
upon filing.
s/ MICHAEL C MADDUX
2/05/2016
3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001436
business as: THOMPSON AUTOMOTIVE, 161 W. MILL ST. SUITE
103V SAN BERNARDINO, CA
Public Notices
92408, JEREMY M THOMPSON,
1787 ROCKCREST DR CORONA,
CA 92880
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ JEREMY M THOMPSON
2/05/2016
3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001445
business as: DS TRADING, 13265
YORBA AVE UNIT A CHINO,
CA 91710, SOOK R BYEON, 13265
YORBA AVE UNIT A CHINO, CA
91710
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ SOOK R BYEON
2/05/2016
3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001448
business as: SLEEPCO MATTRESS,
4620 BROOKS STREET MONTCLAIR, CA 91763, LUIS R REYES,
8342
GREENLEAF
AVENUE
WHITTIER, CA 90602
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ LUIS R REYES
2/05/2016
3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001461
The following person is doing business as: PRECIOUS DAYS
BOUTIQUE, 364 S RIVERSIDE
AVE RIALTO, CA 92376, MONICA
SUAREZ, 952 S DATE AVE RIAL-
Public Notices
TO, CA 92376
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: 02/01/2016
upon filing.
s/ MONICA SUAREZ
2/05/2016
3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001463
business as: CREATIVE TOUCH
SKIN CARE, 3560 GRAND AVE
SUITE 17 CHINO HILLS, CA
91709, SHERI A WELCH, 3560
GRAND AVE SUITE 17 CHINO
HILLS, CA 91709
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ SHERI A WELCH
2/05/2016
3/4, 2016.
FBN 20160001476
The following person is doing business as: THE ALLEY CAT
GROOM SHACK MONTCLAIR,
2081 E MONTCLAIR PLAZA LN
MONTCLAIR, CA 91763, ROBERT
E ALVARADO, 12125 DAY ST
SUITE K405 MORENO VALLEY,
CA 92557, [AND] JOSE F VALADEZ, 12125 DAY ST SUITE K405
MORENO VALLEY, CA 92557
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ JOSE F VALADEZ
2/08/2016
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001478
business as: MOTHRA BEAUTY
PARLOR, 1436 INDUSTRIAL
Public Notices
Public Notices
PARK AVE SUITE 9 REDLANDS,
CA 92374, CHANTAL L SHAMMA, 1436 INDUSTRIAL PARK
AVE SUITE 9 REDLANDS, CA
92374
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ CHANTAL L SHAMMA
2/08/2016
3/11, 2016.
business as: BROOKE’S BAKERY,
7181 ARCATA ST. FONTANA, CA
92336, BROOKE CARDONA, 7181
ARCATA ST. FONTANA, CA 92336
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ BROOKE CARDONA
2/09/2016
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001494
The following person is doing business as: HAYWARD
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSULTING (HEC), 10808 FOOTHILL
BLVD, STE 160-524 RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, CA 91730, ROBERT L HAYWARD, 8993 PECAN
CT RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA
91730
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ ROBERT L HAYWARD
2/08/2016
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001531
business as: MOUNTAIN HIGH
WATER STORE, 1128 W. MISSION
BLVD UINT. E ONTARIO, CA
91762, RENE D MONTERROSO,
1128 W. MISSION BLVD UINT. E
ONTARIO, CA 91762, AUDELINA
D MONTERROSO, 1128 W. MISSION BLVD UINT. E ONTARIO,
CA 91762
an: MARRIED COUPLE.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ RENE D MONTERROSO
2/09/2016
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001503
business as: THE LAB 909, 22463
VAN BUREN ST. GRAND TERRACE, CA 92313, TERRANCE R
SMALLS, 22463 VAN BUREN ST.
GRAND TERRACE, CA 92313
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ TERRANCE R SMALLS
2/08/2016
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001528
FBN 20160001537
business as: GREYSTONE LAW
CENTER, 5370 SCHAEFER AVE.
SUITE B CHINO, CA 91710, POWER GRADE, INC. WHICH WILL
DO BUSINESS IN CALIFORNIA
AS LEGAL NE, 1215 11TH AVE
HELENA, MT 59601
an: CORPORATION.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ BRIAN SUDER
2/09/2016
3/11, 2016.
Public Notices
FBN 20160001538
The following person is doing business as: SIMPLY DOGLICIOUS, 7945 CAMBRIDGE AVE
91730, VANESSA SANABRIA,
7945 CAMBRIDGE AVE RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, CA 91730
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ VANESSA SANABRIA
2/09/2016
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001562
business as: ALPHA OMEGA RESTAURANT SOLUTIONS, [AND]
ALPHA OMEGA FRANCHISE
SOLUTIONS, 8162 TAPIA VIA
DRIVE RANCHO CUCAMONGA,
CA 91730, ALPHA OMEGA HOME
AND BUSINESS COMPUTER
SERVICE,LLC,
8162
TAPIA
DRIVE RANCHO CUCAMONGA,
CA 91730
on: 07/28/2009
upon filing.
s/ OSVALDO F. GARCIA
2/09/2016
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001571
business as: WEHRLY PRODUCTS,
1908 E LA DENEY CT ONTARIO,
CA 91764, EDGAR PORTILLO,
1908 E LA DENEY CT ONTARIO,
CA 91764
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: 07/13/2015
upon filing.
s/ EDGAR PORTILLO
2/09/2016
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3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001597
business as: MY GIRLFRIENDS
PLACE, 1251 E. LUGONIA AVE
SPACE #9 REDLANDS, CA 92374,
BERNADETTE L BALDWIN, 1251
E. LUGONIA AVE SPACE #9 REDLANDS, CA 92374
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ BERNADETTE L BALDWIN
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001598
The following person is doing business as: PURE ELITE PET
SPA, 2178 N LUGO AVE SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92405, AMANDA S
THOMAS, 479 W 18TH ST APT A
SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92405
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ AMANDA S THOMAS
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001606
business as: THE REAL XPRESS,
3801 QUARTZITE LN SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92407, ENOH S
UDOFFIA, 3801 QUARTZITE LN
SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92407
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ ENOH S UDOFFIA
Public Notices
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001613
business as: KIRBY CONSTRUCTION AND WELDING, 12004 SILICON AVENUE CHINO, CA 91710,
EDWARD A KIRBY, 12004 SILICON AVENUE CHINO, CA 91710
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ EDWARD A KIRBY
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001615
business as: ADAPTABLE SENIOR
SOLUTIONS, 12004 SILCON AVENUE CHINO, CA 91710, BARBARA L BOISTON, 12004 SILCON
AVENUE CHINO, CA 91710
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ BARBARA L BOISTON
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001632
business as: RKTA INTERNATIONAL INC, [AND] OLIVE, [AND]
OLIVE SOLUTIONS, [AND] DEAD
SEA GOURMET SALT, 15812
BUCK POINT LN FONTANA, CA
92336, RKTA INTERNATIONAL
INC, 15812 BUCK POINT LN FONTANA, CA 92336
an: CORPORATION.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ RAMI TAHHAN
Public Notices
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001633
business as: RED DEVIL PIZZA,
907 W FOOTHILL BLVD UPLAND, CA 91786, RUBEN GAYTAN, 6089 SAN FELIPE COURT
ALTA LOMA, CA 91737, [AND]
IGNACIO GAYTAN, 3657 BROADMOOR BLVD SAN BERNARDINO,
CA 92404
on: 2/08/2016
upon filing.
s/ RUBEN GAYTAN
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001646
business as: FREEDOM GASKET
AND SEAL, 13265 YORBA AVE.
UNIT A CHINO, CA 91710, SHON
D NUNLE, 13265 YORBA AVE.
UNIT A CHINO, CA 91710, [AND]
DEAJA R BORGES, 13265 YORBA
AVE. UNIT A CHINO, CA 91710
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ DEAJA R BORGES
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001652
The following person is doing business as: SUPREME ADVANTAGE TRANSPORTATION,
INC., 7426 CHERRY AVE., SUITE
210-119 FONTANA, CA 92336,
SUPREME ADVANTAGE TRANSPORTATION, INC., 7426 CHERRY
AVE., SUITE 210-119 FONTANA,
CA 92336
an: CORPORATION.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ GUADALUPE OLIVAS
HERNANDEZ
Public Notices
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001670
business as: QUALITY CUSTOM
CABINETS, 398 E RIALTO AVE
MARIA M RAMIREZ, 16252
MILLER AVE FONTANA, CA
92336
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ MARIA M RAMIREZ
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001671
business as: HERO TRUCKING,
2191 CAMINO LARGO DR CHINO
HILLS, CA 91709, ARNOLD A
SAKAMOTO, 2191 CAMINO LARGO DR CHINO HILLS, CA 91709
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ ARNOLD A SAKAMOTO
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001672
business as: JIMMYS TRANSPORT, 4485 LOS SERRANOS
BLVD CHINO HILLS, CA 91709,
MARIA D HERRERA, 4485 LOS
SERRANOS BLVD
CHINO HILLS, CA 91709
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ MARIA D HERRERA
Published in the San Bernardi-
Public Notices
no County Sentinel 2/19, 2/26, 3/4,
3/11, 2016.
following entity has abandoned the
business name of: HAIR LOUNGE,
22481 BARTON RD GRAND TERRACE, CA 92313, DIANA PEREZ,
9240 DATE ST UNIT 3C FONTANA, CA 92335
s/ DIANA PEREZ
A INDIVIDUAL
on 07/16/2014
County Sentinel 2/19, 2/26, 3/4, 3/11,
2016.
FBN 20160001030
business as: S.T.A.C. SECURITY,
13748 IROQUOIS PL CHINO, CA
91710, STEVEN R JOHNSON, JR,
3940 DAWES ST APT# 79 RIVERSIDE, CA 92503
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ STEVEN R JOHNSON, JR
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001240
business as: RITEWAY TRANSPORTATION, 1155 S. RIVERSIDE
AVE SP.#12 RIALTO, CA 92376,
ELIZABETH H PEREZ, 1155 S.
RIVERSIDE AVE SP.#12 RIALTO,
CA 92376
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ ELIZABETH H PEREZ
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001707
business as: TU ORGANICS SALON AND SPA, 15838 FIDDLELEAF ROAD FONTANA, CA
92337, MARIATU T BROWNE,
15838 FIDDLELEAF ROAD FONTANA, CA 92337
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
Public Notices
upon filing.
s/ MARIATU T BROWNE
2/12/2016
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001715
business as: KOTQ, 1304 STELLAR
WAY MOUNT SHATA, CA 96067,
CHRISTINE DIVINE, 1304 STELLAR WAY MOUNT SHATA, CA
96067
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ CHRISTINE DIVINE
2/12/2016
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001722
business as: CALIFORNIA HAIRCUTTERS, [AND] CALIFORNIA
HAIRCUTTERS PLUS, [AND]
EXPLOSIVE, [AND] KELLEM Y.
POLANCO, 1110 BLACKWOOD ST
FONTANA, CA 92337, VICTORIA
INVESTMENT
ENTERPRISES,
INC, 1110 BLACKWOOD ST FONTANA, CA 92337
an: CORPORATION.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ KELLEM Y POLANCO
2/12/2016
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001727
business as: SICK CAR AUDIO,
1146 S E ST SAN BERNARDINO,
CA 92408, JUAN HERNANDEZ,
591 WATER AVE PERRIS, CA
92571
an: INDIVIDUAL.
Public Notices
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ JUAN HERNANDEZ
2/12/2016
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001732
business as: CALYBOY PRODUCTIONS, 1161 E. LYNWOOD DRIVE
JUSTIN O BAYNE, 1161 E. LYNWOOD DRIVE SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92404, [AND] DARREL B
LEGERME, 560 W. 25TH STREET
APT 19 SAN BERNARDINO, CA
92405, [AND] MYLES J PINA, 1161
E. LYNWOOD DRIVE SAN BERANRDINO, CA 92404
on: 1/15/0016
upon filing.
s/ JUSTIN BAYNE
2/12/2016
3/11, 2016.
FBN 20160001752
business as: PREMIUM EXPRESSWAY TRANSPORT, 13470 CEDAR
ST. HESPERIA, CA 92344, RANDY
RESENDIS, 13470 CEDAR ST.
HESPERIA, CA 92344
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ RANDY RESENDIS
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001767
The following person is doing business as: GF PROMOTIONS
AND/MARKETING, [AND] GF
PROMOTIONS, 1443 CEDAR ST
UNIT 5 SAN BERNARDINO, CA
92404, FLOYD E NEWSOM, 1443
CEDAR ST UNIT 5 SAN BER-
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NARDINO, CA 92404
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ FLOYD E NEWSOM
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001774
The following person is doing business as: AG PROS WEED
CONTROL, 1151 E STATE ST ONTARIO, CA 91761, CHARLES B
GUTIERREZ, 1151 E STATE ST
ONTARIO, CA 91761
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ CHARLES B GUTIERREZ
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001787
The following person is doing business as: WESTCOAST
RELOCATION MOVERS, 6597
TORREY PINE CT. RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91739, JOHNNIE
D KELLEY, 6597 TORREY PINE
CT. RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA
91739
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ JOHNNIE D KELLEY
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001792
The following person is doing business as: PAQ MARKETING, 2259 SOUTH VISTA AVE
BLOOMINGTON, CA 92316, JOEL
HERNANDEZ, 9335 BUNNY LN
FONTANA, CA 92335
an: INDIVIDUAL.
Public Notices
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ JOEL HERNANDEZ
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001830
business as: ACA UNLIMITED,
144 N RIVERSIDE AVE SUITE A
RIALTO, CA 92376, I.H.S.S., INC.,
6433 TOPANGA CANYON BLVD
#926 WOODLAND HILLS, CA
91303
an: CORPORATION.
on: 11/12/2008
upon filing.
s/ DANIELLE LEWIS
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001833
business as: I. E AUTOMOTIVE,
628 S BON VIEW AVE UNIT B
ONTARIO, CA 91761, RICARDO
JIMENEZ LOPEZ, 8951 SULTANA
AVE FONTANA, CA 92335
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: 01/15/2016
upon filing.
s/ RICARDO JIMENEZ LOPEZ
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001848
The following person is doing business as: SASSY SILVIA’S
STYLES, 3560 GRAND AVE.
SUITE 16 CHINO HILLS, CA
91709, SILVIA R URIBE, 3560
GRAND AVE. SUITE 16
an: INDIVIDUAL.
Public Notices
Public Notices
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ SILVIA R URIBE
3/18, 2016.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ JORGE FLORES
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001849
business as: CURL QUEEN DOREEN, 3560 GRAND AVE. SUITE
6 CHINO HILLS, CA 91709, DOREEN AGUIRRE, 3560 GRAND
AVE. SUITE 6
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ DOREEN AGUIRRE
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001880
business as: ALCAZAR’S, 15750
ARROW BLVD UNIT F FONTANA, CA 92335, GERARDO
ALCAZAR, 760 S LARCH AVE
RIALTO, CA 92376
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ GERARDO ALCAZAR
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001853
business as: LOONEY TRANSPORT, 1390 W. WINN DR UPLAND, CA 91786, OSCAR RENTERIA, 1390 W. WINN DR UPLAND,
CA 91786
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ OSCAR RENTERIA
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001872
The following person is doing business as: JOSIAHS EMPIRE TRANSPORT, 1132 W
RALSTON ST APT A ONTARIO,
CA 91762, JORGE FLORES, 1132 W
RALSTON ST APT A ONTARIO,
CA 91762
an: INDIVIDUAL.
FBN 20160001887
business as: U.S. DUTY GEAR, 2131
S. HELLMEN AVE UNIT D ONTARIO, CA 91761, JOSE L FLORES,
2131 S. HELLMEN AVE UNIT D
ONTARIO, CA 91761
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ JOSE L FLORES
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001859
The following person is doing business as: VIDEO AD LIST,
15942 LOS SERRANOS COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE SUITE#107
CHINO HILLS, CA 91709, NICOLE
D PHILLIPS BROWN, 15942 LOS
SERRANOS COUNTRY CLUB
DRIVE SUITE #107 CHINO HILLS,
CA 91709
an: INDIVIDUAL.
Public Notices
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ NICOLE D PHILLIPS
BROWN
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001860
business as: PREP HAND, 15942
LOS
SERRANOS
COUNTRY
CLUB DRIVE SUITE#107 CHINO
HILLS, CA 91709, NICOLE D PHILLIPS BROWN, 15942 LOS SERRANOS COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE
SUITE #107 CHINO HILLS, CA
91709
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
BROWN
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001862
business as: I AM EMPOWERMENT CLOTHING, 15942 LOS
SERRANOS COUNTRY CLUB
DRIVE SUITE#107 CHINO HILLS,
CA 91709, NICOLE D PHILLIPS
BROWN, 15942 LOS SERRANOS COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE
SUITE#107 CHINO HILLS, CA
91709
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
BROWN
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001890
The following person is doing business as: UFOS WITHIN
REACH, 42001 BIG BEAR BLVD
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BIG BEAR LAKE, CA 92315,
TREVOR POTTER, 42001 BIG
BEAR BLVD BIG BEAR LAKE,
CA 92315
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ TREVOR POTTER
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001892
business as: GENESIS’S JANITORIAL, 9587 JUNIPER AVE APT
#2 FONTANA, CA 92335, ERICK
O CASTELLANOS CORTEZ, 9587
JUNIPER AVE APT #2 FONTANA,
CA 92335
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ ERICK O CASTELLANOS
CORTEZ
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001906
business as: MARIANA’S PIECE
O’ CAKE BAKERY AND DELI,
8565 SIERRA AVE FONTANA,
CA 92335, ANA M ORTEGA, 7470
GINGER DR, FONTANA, CA 92336
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ ANA M ORTEGA
3/18, 2016.
Public Notices
business name of: CORONADO
PIECE O’ CAKE BAKERY AND
DELI, 8565 SIERRA AVE FONTANA, CA 92335, NOELIA CORONADO, 26181 PERRY WAY HIGHLAND, CA 92346
s/ NOELIA CORONADO
A INDIVIDUAL
on 02/19/2014
County Sentinel 2/26, 3/4, 3/11, 3/18,
2016.
FBN 20160001911
business as: P&G PHOTO BOOTH
RENTAL, 2631 VICTORIA ST SAN
BERNARDINO, CA 92410, REGINA E VALENCIA, 2631 VICTORIA
ST SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92410,
[AND] PAUL VALENCIA JR, 2631
VICTORIA ST SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92410
an: MARRIED COUPLE.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ REGINA E VALENCIA
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001913
business as: INDEVA WEB MARKETING, 9668 MILLIKEN AVE
#104196 RANCHO CUCAMONGA,
CA 91730, INDEVA, INC., 9668
MILLIKEN AVE STE 104196 RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730
an: CORPORATION.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ RAMI ABDALLAH
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001924
business as: EL GRANDE POOLS
AND SPAS, INC., 10426 LOCUST AVE BLOOMINGTON, CA
92316, EL GRANDE POOLS AND
SPAS, INC., 10426 LOCUST AVE
BLOOMINGTON, CA 92316
an: CORPORATION.
on: 2/01/2004
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Public Notices
upon filing.
s/ MARICELA CONTRERAS
3/18, 2016.
TION IN THIS STATEMENT IS
s/ BLOSSOM BUENVIAJE
A INDIVIDUAL
on 10/15/2015
County Sentinel 2/26, 3/4, 3/11, 3/18,
2016.
FBN 20160001926
business as: SOUTH SIDE AUTO
TRANSPORT, 3045 S ARCHIBALD
AVE SUITE H ONTARIO, CA
91761, OLGA DIAZ, 3157 S ARCADIAN SHORES RD ONTARIO, CA
91761
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ OLGA DIAZ
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001945
The following person is doing business as: UVIEWIPTV.
COM, 1659 E. ELMA PRIVADO
ONTARIO, CA 91764, MY COMP
SUPPORT, INC., 1659 E. ELMA
PRIVADO ONTARIO, CA 91764
an: CORPORATION.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ EDUARDO OCAMPO SEMBRANO III
3/18, 2016.
business name of: MY COMP SUPPORT, 1659 E. ELMA PRIVADO
ONTARIO, CA 91764, BLOSSOM BUENVIAJE, 1659 E ELMA
PRIVADO ONTARIO, CA 91764
BY SIGNING BELOW, I DECLARE THAT ALL INFORMA-
FBN 20160001949
business as: SAN BERNARDINO
DENTAL GROUP, 575 W 5TH
STREET SAN BERNARDINO,
CA 92401, SAM DANIEL DASON,
DDS, A PROFESSIONAL DENTAL
CORP., 575 W 5TH STREET SAN
an: CORPORATION.
on: 12/30/2000
upon filing.
s/ SAM D DASON
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001950
business as: MANILENO RICE &
NOODLES, 24950 REDLANDS
BLVD SUITE L LOMA LINDA,
CA 92354, PAUL J RAFANAN,
24950 REDLANDS BLVD SUITE L
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ PAUL J RAFANAN
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001951
business as: COLTON DENTAL
GROUP, 944 VIA LATA COLTON,
CA 92324, SAM DANIEL DASON,
DDS, A PROFESSIONAL DENTAL
CORP., 575 W 5TH STREET SAN
an: CORPORATION.
on: 7/15/2014
upon filing.
s/ SAM D DASON
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San Bernardino County Coroner Reports
Coroner Case #701601379 On Sunday, 02/14/2016, at 5:14 AM, officers of the Ontario Police Department were sent to the 800 block of West Mission Boulevard,
Ontario, to investigate the report of gunfire coming from a residence. Upon arrival, they found Ramiro De Jesus Hernandez, 26 year-old Hispanic resident of Los
Angeles, with upper body trauma. The male was declared dead on scene at 5:31 AM by Ontario Fire Department Personnel. The Ontario Police Department, Homicide Division is investigating the incident. [02162016 1350 SC]
Coroner Case #701601334 On 02/12/2016 at 1:55 PM, a wireless 911 call was received reporting a motorcycle accident in the Banshee Hill area of Dumont
Dunes. Peter Anthony Costanzo, a 53 year old resident of Eagle Mountain Utah. was riding his 2004 Yamaha Banshee up the hill at a high rate of speed when he
failed to stop and flew over the top of the dune landing head first in the sand. Emergency crews responded and attempted to treat Costanzo's injuries, but he did not
respond to treatment. Costanzo was pronounced dead at the Dumont Dunes Aid Station at 3:12 PM on 02/12/2016. The California Highway Patrol is investigating
the incident. [02162016 1345 SC]
Coroner Case #701601460 On 02/16/2016 at about 10:00 AM, a 51 year old adult male walked into the westbound lane of Baker Blvd. at the intersection with Park
Ave. in Baker, CA. The male was struck by a westbound 2004 GMC Envoy. Officers from the California Highway Patrol and paramedics responded to the location
and found the male down in the roadway. Paramedics attempted advanced cardiac life support but attempts at resuscitation failed and the male was pronounced dead
at 10:30 AM. Due to the circumstances of the collision, it is being investigated by the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department. The name will be released when
positive identification has been determined. [02162016 1815 SC]
Coroner case# 701601177 On 02/08/2016, at 12:38 AM, a Hispanic male, 30-40 years of age was struck by multiple vehicles on westbound State Route 60 east of
Central Avenue in Chino. Emergency personnel responded and pronounced him dead at the scene. When his identity has been determined and next of kin notified,
his name will be released. The California Highway Patrol is investigating the incident. [02082016 0540 EM]
Coroner Case 701601159 On Sunday, 02/07/2016, at 11:06 AM, William Crocket, an 80 year old resident of Los Angeles, was driving a 2006 Mitsubishi northbound on the Interstate 15, north of Afton Canyon Road in Baker when his vehicle left the roadway and overturned. Emergency personnel responded and pronounced
him dead at the scene. The California Highway Patrol is investigating the incident. [02072016 1930 EM]
The Coroner Reports are reproduced in their original format as authored by department personnel.
Public Notices
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001952
business as: MOUNTAIN CREDIT
REPORTING, INC, 232 N FINCH
DR BIG BEAR LAKE, CA 92315,
MOUNTAIN CREDIT REORTING,
INC., PO BOX 72 BIG BEAR LAKE,
CA 92315
an: CORPORATION.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ KATHARINE JACKSON
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001164
business as: PURPLE n’ GOLDS
WORLD FAMOUS CHILI FRITOS,
1235 MAPLEWOOD LN MENTONE, CA 92359, TERRANCE D
HARPER, 1235 MAPLEWOOD LN
MENTONE, CA 92359, [AND] SHUANEKA L MARTIN-WARE, 1235
MAPLEWOOD LN MENTONE, CA
92359
an: MARRIED COUPLE.
on: N/A
Public Notices
Public Notices
Public Notices
or she knows to be false is guilty of a
crime (B&P Code 179130. I am also
upon filing.
s/ TERRANCE D HARPER
1/29/2016
statement expires five years from
the date it was filed in the office of
the county clerk. A new fictitious
business name statement must be
filed before that time. The filing of
this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business name in violation of
the rights of another under federal,
state, or common law (see Section
14400 et seq., Business and Professions Code).
3/18, 2016.
DEREENA A GONZALES, 196 S.
L STREET SAN BERNARDINO,
CA 92410
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ DEREENA A GONZALES
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001985
business as: M J ROOFING, 356
MONTCLAIR ROAD BIG BEAR
CITY, CA 92314, MICHAEL J JORDAN, 356 MONTCLAIR ROAD BIG
BEAR CITY, CA 92314
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ MICHAEL J JORDAN
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001485
business as: GEM’S, 1200 EAST
WASHINGTON ST SUITE F4
COLTON, CA 92324, MARIA D
OSORIO-LOPEZ, 901 WEST 9TH
CORONA, CA 92882
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ MARIA D OSORIO LOPEZ
2/08/2016
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001974
The following person is doing business as: CRAFTS BY DEE,
[AND] CBD, 196 S. L STREET
FBN 20160001982
business as: BITZER REAL ESTATE, 5940 PARK CREST DRIVE
CHINO HILLS, CA 91709, DAVID
P BITZER, 5940 PARK CREST
DRIVE CHINO HILLS, CA 91709
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ DAVID P BITZER
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160001986
business as: SMOKIE JAY’S, 61559
CAPILLE DR JOSHUA TREE, CA
92252, SHOLONDA M JACKSON,
61559 CAPILLE DR JOSHUA
TREE, CA 92252
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ SHOLONDA M JACKSON
Public Notices
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160002004
business as: JT PRINTING AND
GRAPHICS, 2132 S GROVE AVE
UNIT A ONTARIO, CA 91761, JOE
P TORAL, 7048 EL DORADO DR
APT B BUENA PARK CA 90620
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: 09/01/2009
upon filing.
s/ JOE P TORAL
3/18, 2016.
Public Notices
FBN 20160002010
business as: KOLA J KING, 15592
CARAVELLE AVE FONTANA, CA
92336, KOLA J KING, 15592 CARAVELLE AVE FONTANA, CA 92336
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ KOLA J KING
3/18, 2016.
FBN 20160002011
business as: AMERICAN NETWORK SOLUTIONS, [AND]
NETWORK
SOLUTIONS
Public Notices
PROVIDER, [AND] AAA SOLUTIONS PROVIDER, 7528 SILVERADO TRAIL PL RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, CA 91739, SHAHID M RAHMA TULLAH, 7528
SILVERADO TRAIL PL RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, CA 91739
an: INDIVIDUAL.
on: N/A
upon filing.
s/ SHAHID M RAHMA TULLAH
2/19/2016
3/18, 2016.
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County Wildlife Corner
Volunteers Needed For Fish & Wildlife’s Bighorn Sheep Count
San
Bernardino
February 16, 2016–The
California Department
of Fish and Wildlife
(CDFW), US Forest Service (USFS), and Society
for Conservation of Bighorn Sheep (SCBS) are
seeking volunteers to assist biologists on March
5 and 6, 2016 (Saturday
evening and all day Sunday).
No survey experience
is necessary to participate but volunteers must
attend an orientation on
Saturday, March 5, at
6:00 p.m. at the Angeles
National Forest Supervi-
Fred
further built 210.6 miles
of lines for the California Southern Railroad,
including that from Barstow to San Bernardino,
a span on which he collaborated with Jacob
Nash. Along the way he
built and equipped large
shops at San Bernardino
and the shops at other
points on their roads.
After the completion of
the line, he had charge of
the entire California subsystem of the Santa Fe.
"The excellent condition
of these roads and their
equipments comprising
this system, demonstrate
beyond question Mr.
Perris' superior qualifications for the position he occupied and the
faithful discharge of its
great responsibilities. He
was an active and zealous worker and thorough
master of the situation,”
according to The Illustrated History of Southern California, published
by the Lewis Publishing
Company of Chicago in
1890.
Fred’s proposal to lay
the California Southern
page 5
Perris
from
er said, “It was a great
event. The engine was
decorated and there was
a crowd to welcome us
in. The Santa Fe's first
station in San Bernardino was a single box car.
Those were strenuous
days in building railroads. The Southern Pacific held us up at Colton
for eleven months and
Joe Bright and Austin
Chute cut the Southern
Pacific rails following a
condemnation suit. Big
time then? I should say
there was.”1
In the mid-1880s,
the California Southern
Railroad became part of
the Atchison, Topeka,
and Santa Fe System in
its expansion in Southern California. From
1883 to 1900, Perris, as
chief engineer, oversaw
the construction of all
the lines for the Santa
Fe system in Southern
California,
supervising the laying of 264.2
miles of rail lines. He
sor's Office in Arcadia.
Volunteers will hike to
designated observation
sites in the San Gabriel
Mountains early Sunday
morning to count and
record bighorn sheep.
Chino Chiropractic Office
Dr. Dean Kerr
Palmer Chiropractor
Phone: 909 627-3633
Pager: 909 464-7246
Serving the entire Chino Valley
13039 Seventh Street
Chino, CA 91710
Volunteer groups will
be led by a representative from CDFW, USFS,
or SCBS. Participants
must be at least 16 years
old and capable of hiking one mile in rugged
terrain, although most
survey routes are longer.
In general, hikes will
not be along trails and
accessing survey points
will involve scrambling
over boulders, climbing
up steep slopes, and/or
bush-whacking through
chaparral.
Volunteers are encouraged to bring binoculars or spotting scopes
in addition to hiking
gear. Mountain weather
can be unpredictable and
participants should be
prepared to spend several hours hiking and
additional time making
observations in cold and
windy weather. Volunteers will need to start
hiking early Sunday
morning.
For volunteers who
wish to camp, compli-
mentary campsites will
be available to volunteers on a first come, first
served basis at the Applewhite Campground in
Lytle Creek the nights of
March 4 and March 5.
Surveys for bighorn
sheep in the San Gabriel
range have been conducted annually since 1979.
The mountain range
once held an estimated
740 sheep, which made
the San Gabriel population the largest population of desert bighorn
sheep in California. The
bighorn population declined over 80% through
the 1980’s but appears to
be on the increase with
recent estimates yielding approximately 400
animals.
Please sign up online
at www.sangabrielbighorn.org If you do not
have access to the internet, you may call either
(909) 627-1613 or (909)
584-9012 to receive a
volunteer packet.
Railroad’s route through
Cajon Pass had to overcome an effort to block
that option made by the
Southern Pacific. San
Bernardino's economic
condition was benefited
by his foresight and perseverance.
According to historian L. Burr Belden, Perris
“outmaneuvered the opposition.” In handling the
Cajon Pass right-of-way,
according to Belden,
“After the LA & I bankruptcy the Southern Pacific had inherited assets
of that little road including what it supposed was
the half-completed grade
and partially dug tunnel
crossed by State Route
138 In West Cajon.Perris
knew of a lower pass but
both he and other California Southern officials
were being watched. He
accordingly loaded his
surveying instruments
in a wagon, took along
one of the California
Southern backers from
the east, and headed out
San Gorgonio Pass, then
turned up Morongo Canyon. He was followed as
far as Whitewater and
then the trailing party
was satisfied that Santa
Fe was considering a
Morongo entry. Such a
roundabout line seemed
to pose no threats to Pacific supremacy so Perris
and his companion were
allowed to enter the high
desert country alone.
Perris reached Warren's Well then swung
west through Old Woman Springs and Lucerne
Valley to enter the eastern branch of Cajon Pass
unobserved. He staked
out the line for the Santa
Fe subsidiary through
the present summit and
down the canyon thousands of feet below the
useless Southern Pacific
holdings. Up to that
time none, except Perris,
knew of the route from
the Mojave River at Hesperia over the low summit to Cajon. The old
wagon road had never
been considered for a
railroad because of the
narrows in Coyote Canyon, it seems. Perris' line
avoided the little narrow canyon by passing
through the badlands to
its north. Its possession
by the Santa Fe brought
the new transcontinen-
himself in family and
demanding civic duties
and interests. He served
as a member of San Bernardino's first board of
water commissioners, a
remunerative position,
and he endorsed the pay
warrants over to support
various churches, not a
dollar going for his personal use. On May 15,
1886, San Bernardino,
through
re-incorporation, became a city
of what was called the
“fifth class. Perris was
among the six men, the
others being J.G. Burt,
Smith Haile, I.R. Brunn,
John Anderson and B.B.
Harris, elected to the
charter San Bernardino
in San Bernardino was
named for Perris' to
commend his success int
acquiring land for reservoir purposes.
According to John
Brown and James Boyd,
in their 1922 book, The
History of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties, “Mr. Perris was a
pioneer of the valley and
has been identified with
the upbuilding of not
only San Bernardino, but
Southern California. Under his direction most of
the lines of the Santa Fe
were built and he drove
the first passenger train
into this city on the California Southern Railroad
from Los Angeles on
As the California Southern Railroad passenger train pulled into San Bernardino for the first time on September 13, 1883, Fred T. Perris, the railroad’s chief dngineer, was at the whistle.
September 13, 1883. Mr.
tal line through Cajon Board of Trustees, later Perris was retired with
Pass and made San Ber- called the city council. the most liberal pension
nardino a principal rail- Perris spearheaded the and with letters of appreroad center instead of the drive to obtain from An- ciation from many high
terminus of a little local drew Carnegie's founda- up officers including
line.”
tion funds for a public li- President E. P Ripley.”
In accordance with brary. Perris persuaded
Fred and Mary had
the tradition of naming Carnegie, through his three daughters and three
railroad stations for their contact with prominent sons. Fred and Mary Perimportant officials, in Santa Fe officials in the ris celebrated their 50th
1885-86 "Perris" was be- East, to increase the ini- wedding anniversary on
stowed upon the station tial gift from the sum of May 5, 1909, At the age
now in Riverside County $15,000 to $20,000 fol- of 77 in 1914, he retired.
which later became the lowing the completion of On the morning of May
site of the present city the first set of plans sub- 12, 1916, at the age of 80,
that bears his name.
mitted.
he died at his home in
In addition to his railIn August 1902 a city San Bernardino.
road duties, Fred Per- resolution honored Perris managed to indulge ris' work. Perris Hill
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are making a creative
rise in their colorful out-
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putting together and are
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to overcome the monotony of the business world,
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Homer from front
page
on Thursday March 3
at 7 p.m. The box office
opens at 6:30 p.m. The
performance repeats the
following evening, Friday March 4, again at 7
p.m. The third performance is set for Friday
March 11, again at 7 p.m.
The final performance is
a matinee on Saturday
March 12 at 2 p.m., with
the box office opening at
1:20 p.m.
Ticket prices for the
evening performances
are $9, or $7 to those
with a Montclair High
ASB card or those 10 or
under. The matinee price
is $5 for all.
The Count... from
page 3
nizations to do a whole
host of things they have
never actually done nor
are inclined to do...
The United States is
not my first country. I
live here because I have
chosen to do so. I have
seen more of the world
than most Americans.
I have lived under regimes that foreclosed on
the individual’s rights all
across the board, including privacy. Many Americans, I fear, do not fully
understand the value of
the rights provided to
them. At the same time,
I understand how outrageous the acts perpetrated by Mr. Farook and his
wife were. I understand
the desire, even the need,
to ensure that further
acts of violence are not
perpetrated against us
by Mr. Farook’s confederates, if indeed he had
such. My sense of this
is Apple is not likely to
simply knuckle under to
the government’s request
and the government,
too, is going to dig in its
heels...
Might I suggest this:
The government should
back off. At first, it presented itself as being
clearly in the right and
that Apple was merely
being intransigent and
obstructionist, not to
mention greedy, in preventing
investigators
from completing their
work. But already, even
the most unquestioningly patriotic and simple
minded of those among
us are beginning to see
that what the government is demanding is not
just the ability to read
the secret contents of Mr.
Farook’s phone but the
contents of the phones
and computers of all Apple customers. Instead of
forcing Apple, at the barrel of a gun, as it were,
to meet its demands, it
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should instead hand Mr.
Farook’s phone over to
the company and commission it, at whatever
cost Apple specifies, to
retrieve simply the contents on the phone, without compromising or
revealing the encryption
system, and hand back
those contents to the government. If, as the government contends, it is
interested only in those
contents and not obtaining an encryption key
that can be used against
everyone else, then this
should satisfy the government. If it is not satisfied with this outcome,
then we citizens, the subjects of our government,
will then know that our
government leaders are
no longer loyal to the
bedrock concepts and
underpinnings of our
democratic republic and
are hell bent on becoming the totalitarians we
as Americans loathe...
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