History of San Bernardino and Riverside counties, Volume I, Part 3

Author: Brown, John, 1847- editor; Boyd, James, 1838- jt. ed
Publication date: 1922
Publisher: [Madison, Wis.] : The Western Historical Association
Number of Pages: 660


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Redlands Medical Society, I, 211


Redlands National Bank, I, 219


Redlands Opera House, I, 208


Redlands Orchestra, I, 211


Redlands Postoffice, I, 210


Redlands Public Library Association,


I, 207


Redlands Review, I, 216


Redlands Water Company, I, 201


Reece, William, III, 1180


Reed, D. C., I, 209


Reed, Frederick M., II, 1028


Reed, Henry, I, 249


Reed, Howard S., III, 1462


Reed, John H., I, 453, 481, 485, 486, 505, 538; II, 1028


Reed, William H. II, 807


Reeder, J. C., III, 1293


Refrigerating car service, I, 75


Reid, Edward D., II, 1048


Reid, E. W., III, 1140


Reid, Mary J., III, 1141


Relief Hot Springs, Riverside County, 1, 549


Reminiscences of Riverside, I, 499


Renfro, Frederick M., I, 80, 156; III, 1417


Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, San Bernardino, I, 182


- Rex, Clyde F., I, 596


Reyes, Don Ygnacio, II, 682 Reynolds, George N., II, 693


Rialto, I, 249, 250


Rialto Canal, I, 249


Rich, Charles C., I, 37, 38, 46


Rich, Joseph E., II, 755


Richardson, F. W., I, 126, 174


Richardson, Jerome L., II, 974


Richardson, N. A., I, 171, 172 Richenberger, Louis, III, 1291 Rickard, E. O., I, 415


Ricker, William B., II, 762


Riis, Jacob, I, 329


Riley, John A., I, 62


"Rim of the World" road, I, 64


Rimell, Phil G., II, 866


Rimpau, Adolph, I, 552


Riparian rights, I, 366


Ripley, Riverside County, I, 594 Riverside town: founding of, I, 360; first decade of, I, 363-367; early im- provements of, I, 377; its water sys- tem, I, 382-91; incorporated as a city, I, 384; domestic water system, I, 392- 97; street tree management in, I, 481-89; tree wardenship created, I, 482; adopts municipal control of street trees, I, 483; as a city, I, 490- 504; incorporated (1883), I, 498; early history of, I, 502; fiftieth an- niversary of its founding, I, 518; schools and literary organizations, I, 524; fraternal organizations of, II, 609; in the World's war, II, 634


Riverside in 1883 (illustration), I, 438 Riverside and Judge North, I, 350-354


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Riverside Canal, I, 411


Riverside Canal Company, I, 382, 383, 384


Riverside Canning Company, I, 444


Riverside Cemeteries, II, 642


Riverside Chamber of Commerce, II, 615, 616


Riverside Colony (1873), I, 359


Riverside County, creation of (1893), I, 155; the padres and the missions, I, 322; the pastoral era, I. 334, 340; in 1870, I, 348; later history, I, 540-45; creation of (1893), I, 544; communities in, I, 547-602; descrip- tion of, I, 551-68


Riverside County Clays, I, 459


Riverside County Farm Bureau, I, 453- 55


Riverside County Hospital, II, 658


Riverside County Pioneer Society, I, 289


Riverside Fruit Company, I, 75


Riverside Highland Water Company, I, 414, 415


Riverside Horticultural Club, I, 472


Riverside Improvement Company, I, 395, 396


Riverside Land & Irrigating Company, I, 377, 383, 384, 477, 502


Riverside Library Service School, I, 529-32


Riverside Lodge No. 282, I. O. O. F., II, 609


Riverside Military Band, II, 645-48


Riverside Municipal Electric Light & Power System, II, 616


Riverside Municipal Water System, II, 618, 619, 620


Riverside News, I, 365; II, 603


Riverside Orange Growers' Protective Association, I, 446


Riverside Portland Cement Plant, II, 660


Riverside Postoffice (illustration), I, 362


Riverside Press, I, 437; II, 604, 605, 606, 664


Riverside Public Library (illustration), I, 530 Riverside Public Library Association, I, 528


Riverside Rifles, II, 634


Riverside Trust Company, Limited, I, 412


Riverside Water Company, I, 386-89, 396


Riverside Weekly News, I, 494


Riverside Young Men's Christian As- sociation, II, 627


Rivino Water Company, I, 416


Roach, Phil A., I, 592


Roads in Riverside District, II, 638


Robbins, Ellison, I, 53, 113, 115, 171, 178


Roberts, Archie M., III, 1479


Roberts, Berry, III, 1507


Roberts, Berry L., III, 1507


Roberts, Catherine J., III, 1391


Roberts, Edward D., I, 159; III, 1358


Roberts, (Mrs.) E. D., I, 227


Roberts, George L., II, 664


Roberts, J. W., I, 159; . III, 1516


Roberts, R. J., I, 271


Roberts, Walter A., II, 779


Roberts, William M., II, 777


Robinson, L. V., III, 1430


Rockhold, Benjamin F., II, 968


Roddick, David H., I, 245; III, 1245


Roddick, William H., III, 1346


Roe, James H., I, 367, 440; II, 604, 664


Roen, Otto S., III, 1179


Rogers, Samuel, III, 1437 Rogers Sam K., III, 1437


Rolfe, Horace C., I, 123, 124; II, 678


Rollins, Curtis S., I, 139


Rollins-Noble Camp, No. 15, United


Spanish War Veterans, San Ber- nardino, I, 139


Rose, (Dr.) T. H., I, 172


Rosenthal, E., I, 393, 394, 395


Rosseau, J. A., I, 115


Rouse, C. A., I, 162


Rouse, Gaylor, II, 720


Ronse, Mary E., II, 877


Rowell, C. W. C., I, 125


Rowell, George B., III, 1309


Rowland, John, I, 268


Rubidoux, Louis, I, 28, 268, 319, 527; sketch of; original Southern Califor- nia colonizer, I, 319-321


Rubidoux, Peter T., II, 997


Rubidoux Mountain, Riverside County, I, 329-331


Rudisill, (Mrs.) E. E., I, 378


Rudisill, Henry J., I, 377, 379, 381, 385, 395, 488, 494 Rudisill, .(Mrs.) Henry J., I, 381


Ruedy, Charles, III, 1134


Ruggles, A. B., I, 216


Ruskauff, Anthony, II, 938


Russell, James E., II, 812


Russell, Robert W., III, 1440


Saboba Indian Reservation, I, 576 Saboba Indians, I, 318


St. Catherine's Academy, San Ber- nardino, I, 171


St. Clair, A. A., I, 171


St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church, Riverside, II, 625


St. Paul's Methodist Church, Sonth, San Bernardino, I, 177


Salt Lake Route Railroad, I, 100


Salton Sea, I, 403-18


Salton Sea mullet, I, 407


San Antonio Electric Light & Power Company, I, 231


San Antonio Water Company, I, 229, 232


San Bernardino, 1852 (illustration), I, 45


San Bernardino, town of, I, 46; city of, I, 53, 54; advancement of in 1878-90, I, 55; biggest boom (1885-90), I, 56- 59; from 1885 to 1921, I, 153-200; municipal government, I, 157, 158; fire department, I, 167; newspapers, I, 175, 176; churches, I, 176


INDEX


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San Bernardino: Natural and geologi-


cal features, I, 1; early exploreis and missionaries, I, 5-13; Indians of San Bernardino Valley, I, 10-13; Mission Indians, I, 13; In- dians under Mexican and American rule, I, 15; Indian ceremonies and superstitions, I, 18; Indian raids and depredations, 1, 20-25; the reign of the Mexicans, I, 26-36; social life and customs, I, 33; during Mormon occupation, I, 37; founding of, I, 43; first county election in, I, 44; period of arrested development (1858-75), I, 50-54; decade of progress (1880-90), I, 55-59; public buildings and insti- tutions, I, 60; roads, I, 62; agricul- ture and horticulture of, I, 68-70; irrigation, I, 81-90; transportation in, I, 91-101; mines and mining, I, 102; schools of, I, 115; superintendents of schools (1853-1921), I, 115; first officers of, I, 280


San Bernardino Academy and Business College, I, 171


San Bernardino Advertiser, I, 176


San Bernardino Aerie No. 506, Frater- nal Order of Eagles, III, 1207


San Bernardino Argus, I, 53, 176


San Bernardino Basin, I, 2


San Bernardino Board of Trade, I, 156 San Bernardino Collegiate School, I, 171


San Bernardino County Free Library, I, 117


San Bernardino County Hospital, I, 189


San Bernardino County Medical So- ciety, I, 188


San Bernardino County Parent-Teach- ers' Association, I, 115


San Bernardino County Savings Bank, I, 159


San Bernardino County Welfare Com- mission, I, 191


San Bernardino Courier, I, 176


San Bernardino Daily Sun, I, 176


San Bernardino Forest Reserve, I, 65


San Bernardino Free Press, I, 176


San Bernardino Gas & Electric Com- pany, I, 163 San Bernardino Gazette, I, 176 San Bernardino Grant, I, 31


San Bernardino Guardian, I. 53, 176


San Bernardino Herald, I, 53, 175


San Bernardino Horticultural Commis- sion, I, 77


San Bernardino Implement Company, III, 1242


San Bernardino Law Library, I, 125 San Bernardino Library Association, I, 53


San Bernardino Lodge No. 836, B. P. O. E., II, 752


San Bernardino Mission Charge (M. E.), I, 178 San Bernardino Mormon . Colony, I, 38, 39 San Bernardino National Bank, I, 159


San Bernardino Patriot, 1, 53


San Bernardino Postoffice, I, 169


San Bernardino Public Library, I, 173


San Bernardino Rancho, I, 10, 37, 39


San Bernardino Society of California Pioneers, I, 269-72


San Bernardino Soldiers, deceased, I, 140


San Bernardino Temperance Associa- tion, I, 53


San Bernardino Times, I, 176


San Bernardino Times-Index, I, 176


San Bernardino Union High School District, I, 173


San Bernardino Valley, I, 1; named, I, 9


San Bernardino Valley Bank, I, 160


San Bernardino Valley Index, I, 176


San Bernardino Valley Traction Line, I, 156, 164, 208, 243


San Bernardino Water System, I, 161 San Bernardino Woman's Club, I, 187 San Bernardino & Highland Electric Railway Company, I, 165


San Bernardino and Los Angeles bound, I, 165, 166


San Carlos Borromeo Mission, I, 7


San Diego de Alcala Mission, I, 7, 324


San Gabriel Mission, I, 13, 323, 327, 335


San Gorgonio Pass, I, 581


San Gorgonio Ranch, I, 32


San Jacinto City, I, 575


San Jacinto Land Company, Limited, I, 567


San Jacinto Valley, I, 575-79


San Jacinto Valley (illustration), I, 577


San Jacinto Nuevoy Potrero Grant, I, 33 San Jacinto Viejo Grant, I, 33 San Jose Scale, I, 469


San Timoteo Canyon and Sunset Drive, near Redlands (illustration), I, 215


Sanborn, Elizabeth L., III, 1304 Sanborn, Ruth S., III, 1345 Sansevaine, I, 250


Santa Ana Del Chino Grant, I, 30


Santa Ana River, as source of water supply, I, 543 Santa Fe System, I, 96-99


Satterwhite, John W., I, 125, 367


Saunders, William, I, 427


Saunders, William (illustration), who brought first navel orange tree to America, I, 421 Savage, Philip M., II, 744


Savage, William W., II, 1038


Savings Bank of Redlands, I, 206, 219


Savings Bank of San Bernardino, I, 160


Sayward, W. T., I, 367, 377, 378 Scale pest, I, 469


Scanland, J. M., I, 344


Scenes at Camp Cajon (illustration), 1, 257


Scenes in Meadowbrook Park. San Bernardino's Motor Harbor (illus- tration), I, 195


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Schaefer, Glenn A., II, 814 Schneider, Joseph, II, 986


Schoenthal, Meyer L., III, 1411 School for Forest Rangers, March Field, I, 598


Schools (see Public Education), I, 112 Schools of San Bernardino County, I, 115; Redlands District, I, 202; of Ontario, I, 233


Schrader, Theodore F., III, 1384


Scott, William L., II, 958


Seager, George H., I1, 835 Searles, John W., I, 104


Seccombe, William C., III, 1215


Secularization of the Missions (1834), I, 335


Security Savings Bank, Riverside, II, 615


Seely, David, sketch of, I, 278, 280


Seely, David (illustration), I, 279


Seifkin, E., I. 159


Semi-Tropic Land & Water Company, Rialto, I, 32, 249, 250


Sepulveda, Diego, I, 268


Serra, Junipero, I, 6, 7, 324, 325, 326


Serrano Leandro, I, 268 ยท


Serranos (Indians), I, 12, 18


Severance, M. S., I, 60


Sexton, Daniel, I, 10, 47, 268; II, 683 Shamel, A. D., I, 487 Sharpe, E. C., II, 617


Shaw. Mark B .. IT. 954


Shaw, Martin R., II, 941


Shay, Thomas, III, 1336


Shay, Walter A., I, 241; II, 849


Chearing, Walter, III, 1143


Shelden, R. Bird, II, 972 Sheldon, Otis, III, 1455


Shepardson, William S., II, 1033


Sheppard, Frank T., I, 563


Sherlock, George K., Jr., II, 857


Sherman, James Schoolcraft, I, 599


Sherman (Indian) Institute, I, 16, 318, 599-602


Sherman, Riverside County, I, 599


Sherrard, Lincoln, III, 1483


Sherwood, H. G., I, 44, 280


Shiels, Charles M., II, 981 Sholander, Carrie S., III, 1133


Sholander, Nels J., III, 1133


Shorb, J. de Barth, II, 665


Short-staple cotton in Palo Verde Val- ley, I, 594 Shoup, Paul, I, 165, 166 Shrimp, J. Wesley, II, 647; III, 1197


Shugart, K. D., I, 355, 369, 375 (illus- tration), I, 370 Sierra Madre Mountains, I, 1 Silk Center Association, I, 355 Silver, Lowery, I, 105 Silver King Mining Company, I, 106, 109


Silver mining in San Bernardino Coun- ty, I, 105 Simms, John A., II, 642 Simonds. Paul E., II, 918 Singer, Frank T., I, 131 Skelley, Edgar R. II, 892 Skidmore, J. H., I, 171


Skinner, C. A., I, 115 Skinner, F. C., III, 1466


Slater, Henry B., III, 1065


Slaughter, Fenton M., III, 1123


Sloan, H. L., I, 211


Sloat, Orin P., II, 750


Slover, Cristobal, I, 268; II, 681 Slover Mountain Colony Association, I, 223


Slygh, Ernest W., III, 1383


Smiley, Albert K., III, 1342


Smiley, Alfred H., III, 1342


Smiley, Daniel, III, 1344


Smiley Brothers, I, 213; 11I, 134]


Smiley Heights, I, 217, 220


Smiley (A. K.) Public Library, Red- lands, I, 214, 217; III, 1299


Smith, Arthur D., III, 1450 Smith, C. A., I, 201


Smith, Charles F., III, 1458


Smith, D. N., I, 143, 260


Smith, George W., III, 1363


Smith, Jedediah, I, 91


Smith, John B., II, 787


Smith, Joseph, I, 37


Smith, J. C., I, 160


Smith, J. Gordon, III, 1478


Smith, J. H., I, 159


Smith, S. H., I, 253


Smith, Wilmot T., I. 159; III. 1423


Smithson, Bart, I, 271


Snidecor, F. E., II, 1012


Snidecor, George E., I, 561


Snowstorm in Riverside, II, 643


Soboba Lithia Hot Springs, Riverside County, I, 549


Soboba Lithia Springs, near San Ja- cinto, I, 576


Society of California Pioneers of New England, I, 271


Soldiers and Sailors' Monument, San Bernardino (illustration), I, 129


Soldiers and Sailors' Monument, San Bernardino, I, 132


Sontag. Hugo. III, 1053


South Riverside (see Corona)


South Riverside Bee, I, 554, 563


South Riverside Land & Water Com- pany, I, 554


Southern California Colony. I. 355-61 Southern California Colony Associa- tion, I, 82, 382, 389, 410


Southern California Horticultural So- ciety, I, 303, 437; II, 664


Southern California Power Company, Redlands, I, 207


Southern California State Hospital, Patton, I, 60


Southern Pacific Company, I, 94, 96, 202, 223


Southern Pacific Hotel, Ontario, T. 231


Southern Pacific Railroad; 1, 54, 55, 541


Southwestern Portland Cement Com- pany, III, 1429 Spangler, Preston A., III, 1159 Sparks, Q. S., I, 121, 171 Spence, E. F., I, 61


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Spinct Club, I, 211 Sprecher, L. M., I, 125 Squires, J. P., I, 206 Stage Coach, I, 92 Stage service, I, 92, 93 Stalder, Arnold J., II, 887


Stalder, Frederick W., II, 890


Stalder, Sydney G., II, 891


Stanley, Grace C., I, 115; III, 1040


Stanter, C. E., I, 252


Starke, F. G., I, 169


State Board of Horticulture, I, 458 State Federation of Woman's Clubs, I, 188


State Fruit Growers'


Convention (1887), Riverside, I, 470


State text-book law, I, 114


Stearns, Abel, I, 268


Stearns Rancho, I, 33


Stebler, Fred, II, 901


Stephen, William, sketch of, I, 272


Stephens, George, Sr., I, 169


Stephens, William E., II, 913


Stephenson, Homer, II, 895


Stephenson, J. W., I, 174


Stevenson, O. M., I, 168 Stewart, Alexander, II, 815 Stewart, Fred L., II, 1023


Stewart, James, II, 815


Stewart, Samuel A., II, 1023


Stewart, (Mrs.) S. U., I, 116


Stewart, William B., III, 1314


Stewart Hotel, San Bernardino, I, 153, 155


Stillman, J. D. B., I, 222


Stillwell, Carl W., III, 1465


Stocker, Sarah, III, 1451


Stockton, K. L., I, 172


Stockwell, Vernon E., III, 1476


Stoddard, Sheldon, I, 263, 271; sketch of, I, 277


Stolz, Mary A., III, 1521


Stone, Benjamin, II, 828 Stoner, David F., III, 1325


Stoner, Mary A., III, 1325 Stout, William, I, 44, 125, 171


Street and ornamental palms, I, 584 Stromee, Leo A., I, 140; II, 852


Strong, David C., II, 872


Strong, Margaret L., III, 1284


Sturges, David B., I, 115, 171, 173


Stutt, Frank, III, 1488


Stutt Brothers, III, 1488


Suess, J. J., III, 1264


Sumner, Edwin V., I, 128


Sunset Packing House, Corona, I, 555 Superior Judges of San Bernardino County, I, 124 Surr, Howard, II, 845 Surrine, Samuel, I, 125 Suter, John, I, 110 Suverkrup, John, II, 780


Swedenborgian Church, Riverside, II, 625 Sweeney, M. J., I, 219


Swing, Ralph E., I, 163, 194; III, 1243 Sylvester, C. W., I, 481, 488


Taber, Grace, I, 565


Tahquitz Lodge, Riverside County, I, 549


Talmadge, Frank L., III, 1444


Talmadge, William S., III, 1444


Talmage, William, I, 255, 256


Talmage Brothers, Big Bear, I, 256


Tapia, Tuburcio, I, 28, 268


Taylor, Charles E., I, 209 Taylor, R. B., I, 552, 560


Taylor, William A., I, 487


Taylor, William F., II, 696


Taylor, William O., III, 1439


Taylor, W. F., I, 526 Tebo, William J., III, 1068


Tefft, Albert N., II, 987 Telegraph, I, 54


Telephone service at San Bernardino, 1, 56


Temecula, Riverside County, I, 580 Temescal Valley, clays of, I, 461


Terman, Louis M., I, 172


Terracina Hotel, Redlands, I, 206


Tetley, Frank A., II, 773


Thermal, Riverside County, I, 586 Third Street from D, looking east, San


Bernardino, in 1880 (illustration), I, 154


Thomas, C. L., I, 271


Thomas, Daniel M., I, 44, 119, 124, 169


Thomas, George W., III, 1426


Thomas, H. H., III, 1393


Thomas, W. S., I, 172


Thompson, F. F., I, 565


Thoms, Charles F., III, 1433


Thoms, F. Claude, III, 1434


Tibbet, Jonathan, II, 880


Tibbets, Eliza (illustration), I, 428


Tibbets, L. C., I, 426; sketch of, I, 429


Tibbets, (Mrs.) L. C., I, 428, 522


Tilton, (Mrs.) George F., I, 142


Tin Mining in Corona District, I, 567


Tisdale, William M., I, 88, 213


Tittle, J. H., I, 168 Todd, Robert A., III, 1516


Toomay, John B., III, 1157


Torrens System in San Bernardino County, III, 1093


Town of Highland, I, 242


Towne, Dwight, III, 1513


Towne, Frank M., III, 1512


Toy Balloon Industry, Riverside, II. 675


Trade and Commerce in San Bernar- dino County (1862-73), I, 52, 53 Transcontinental Traffic Association, 1, 58


Transportation, I, 54, 55, 91-101


Treloar, Albert L., III, 1240 Trevino, Donanciano, II, 947 Trinity Episcopal Church, Redlands, I, 212


Tropic and Semi-Tropic Gardens (illustration), I, 251 Troth, Frank D., II, 765 Trouble in Bear and Holcomb Valleys, I, 149 Trujillo, Albert D., III, 1292


Trujillo, Frank T., II, 933 Trujillo, Lorenzo, I, 268


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INDEX


Turvey, (Mrs.) S. S., I, 117


Two pioneers-James Boyd and his Eucalyptus tree, the seed of which was planted by him in 1872 (illus- tration), I, 514


Twogood, A. J., I, 75, 355, 371, 375, 498, 515, 528; II, 634 Twogood, D. C., I, 375


Twogood, Nelson H., II, 868 Tyler, U. U., I, 92


Union Bank of Redlands, I, 206 Union Pacific Company, I, 95


Union Savings Bank of Redlands, I, 219


United States Public Health Service Hospital, Arrowhead, I, 143 Universalist Church, Riverside, II, 625 University Club, Redlands, I, 210


University of Redlands, I, 219


University of Redlands (illustration), I, 218


Up in the clouds along "101 Mile Drive" (illustration), I, 64 Upland (North Ontario), I, 250


Upland Citrus Association, Ontario, I, 233 Upland Library Association, I, 252 Urquhart, John H., III, 1228


Valdez, Jose M., I, 268 Valencia orange, I, 430, 562 Valley Echo, Riverside, II, 606


Vanderbilt mining district, I, 110 Van Fleet, Effie, III, 1383


Van Leuven, Elizabeth F., III, 1103 Van Leuven, Orson, I, 201


Van Luven, Donald E., III, 1242


Van Luven, Earl F., III, 1241 Van Luven, Jed S., III, 1242


Van Pelt, Warren W., II, 790 Van Wig, Martin, III, 1491 Vernon, Thomas K., III, 1139


Vestal, W. L., I, 187


Victor Valley, I, 252, 253


Victorville, I, 252, 253


View of "Rockledge" and the Valley, Riverside (illustration), I, 506 Vignes, Louis, I, 268 Virginia Dale mining district, I, 110


Viscaino, Sebastian, I, 311, 312


Vivienda Water Company, I, 414, 415 Vredenburgh, Levi, III, 1511 Vredenburgh, Violet E., III, 1511


Wade, K. H., I, 99 Wagner, F. A., I, 209 Waite, Charles E., II, 728


Waite, Lyman C., I, 371, 375, 515, 523; II, 725


Waite, Sidney P., I, 263, 284 Wallace, Mary E., III, 1422 Walline, Austin, III, 1309 Walline, Peter E., III, 1308 Warner, Lizzie M., III, 1350 Warner Ranch Indians, I, 324 Washington Navel Orange, I, 72, 425, 428


Water Companies of San Bernardino County, I, 82


Water Conservation along Santa Ana River, I, 399-402


Water Conservation Association, I, 399, 401, 402


Water rights, decisions affecting, I, 87 Waterman, R. W., I, 138


Waters, Byron, I, 159; III, 1118


Waters, Caroline S., I, 117


Waters, Cyrus F., III, 1341


Waters, Frederick S., III, 1340


Waters, James W., II, 676


Watje, Winnie, III, 1268


Wayside Press, Riverside. II. 608


Weather conditions of Riverside, I, 508


Weaver, Powell ("Pauline"), I, 32, 268


Webb, John R., II, 635


Webber, Charles A., II, 910


Webber, Sophia O., II, 911


Webster, Dwight W., III, 1319


Webster, R. L., II, 615


Wednesday Morning Club, Riverside, II, 668


Weegar, E. A., III, 1500


Wegener, W. F., I, 209


Wegnori, Henry F., II, 878


Weir, Richard, II, 690


Wells, Frank H., II, 842


Welty, John, I, 23


West, Roland D., III,.1285


West Highlands, I, 244


Westbrook, Henry A., II, 737


Westminster Presbyterian Church, I, 234 Wheat, James F., III, 1108


Wheeler, Daniel A., II, 758


Wherrell, J. E., I, 455


Whiffin, Maxwell R., II, 731


Whitaker, I. W., I, 237


White, A. S., I, 378, 381, 395, 481, 488, 494, 528


White, Belle, III, 1386


White, B. F., I, 498


White, Michael, I, 268


White, Miguel, I, 31


White, S. A., III, 1385


White, William E., II, 830


White, Albert S., Park, Riverside, I, 361, 477, 489


White scale, I, 470, 471


Whitewater River, I, 409


Whittemore, B. F., I, 269


Widney, R. M., I, 124


Wier, Richard, I, 263


Wight, Glen D., II, 1006


Wilbur, G. B., I, 96


Wilkins, J. Jay, II, 1002


Willard, S. S., I, 565


Williams, A. J., III. 1149 Williams, Edwin F., III, 1469


Williams, Isaac, I, 30, 31, 39, 268, 280 Williams, Mack W. H., III, 1442 Williams, William G., III, 1376 Williamson, Edward L., III, 1225


Williamson, Richard H., II, 783 Willis, Henry M., I, 123, 124, 195 Wilson, Benito D., I, 16 Wilson, Benjamin D., I, 27, 52, 268


INDEX


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Wilson, Frank P., II, 713 Wilson, G. Stanley, III, 1352 Wilson, Joseph, III, 1390 Wilson, Warren, I, 176 Winder, A. Heber, II, 970


Wixom, David H., I, 167; III, 1474 Wixom, G. H., I, 157


Wolf, Ramona, I, 315 Woman's Club, Highlands, I, 245 Woman's Club, Riverside, II, 667


Woman's Improvement Club, Corona, I, 568


Woman's Non-Partisan Political Con- vention (1892), San Bernardino, I, 155


Woman's Parliament, I, 188


Woman's Parliament of Southern Cali- fornia, Redlands, I, 208


Woman's Relief Corps, W. R. Corn- man Post, No. 9, San Bernardino, I, 133


Wood, T. J., II, 614


Woodill, Alfred L., III, 1223


Woodward, De La M., I, 271; II, 689


Woodward, Harry, II, 645, 647


Workman, William, I, 268


World's War, Riverside in, II, 634 Worthing, Sadie W., III, 1256


Worthing, Sumner A., III, 1256 Worthley, F. A., II, 617 Wozencraft, William R., I, 171, 408 Wright, S. L., I, 522


Wright Irrigation District Law (1887), I, 83


Yorba, Antonio, I, 268 Yorba, Bernardo, I, 268


Yorba, Teodosio, I, 268


Yorba, Tomas, I, 268 Yost, Charles, III, 1485


Young, Brigham, I, 37, 48


Young Men's Christian Association, Redlands, I, 213; San Bernardino, I, 189


Young People's Community Club, Highland, I, 246


Young Woman's Christian Associa- tion, San Bernardino, I, 190


Y. W. C. A. Hospitality Center, I, 190 Yucaipa Valley, I, 253


Yucaipa Valley, Upper End (illustra- tion), I, 254


"Zeph" (by Helen Hunt Jackson), I, 316 Zimmerman, Henry P., II, 903


SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY


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John Brown Jr.


INTRODUCTION


The history of San Bernardino County is one of absorbing interest, made so by the circumstances attending its settlement and the romantic and picturesque features which have marked practically every- step of its development. Its solitary missions still breathe the spirit of the venture- some zealots who were their founders; survivors of the Indian tribes remain to recall to the mind the period when this race ruled the state ; evidences of the Mormon occupation still abound, and among the older residents are many who remember the days of the pioneers and who have passed through a period of development that has been as wonderful as that which has transformed any county in the state, or any state in the nation.


It was a happy inspiration that caused San Bernardino to be considered "Imperial County." It is doubtful if any other county in the state possesses such a wide variety of valuable mineral resources ; an extensive timber area is found on the mountains, and the mountain streams furnish power, not only for San Bernardino, but for adjacent counties; irrigation water for the great and fertile San Bernardino Valley, extending through four counties, is secured from the great storage basin and the Santa Ana River ; the mountain passes furnish a gateway between the Pacific Coast and points to the east ; in the matter of citrus products the county is one of the foremost in the state; and even the deserts and barren mountain ranges contribute to the prosperity and prestige of the county, being the location of mines that have placed San Bernardino in the front rank of mining counties. Likewise the county is "Imperial" in its size and in the spirit and character of its people.


Lying in the southeastern part of the state, San Bernardino County is bounded on the north by Inyo County, on the west by Kern and Los Angeles Counties, on the south by Riverside County and on the east by Nevada and Arizona. The area of the county is 20,235 square miles, of which about 575 square miles are devoted to agriculture, 700 acres are dry lakes, mountain ranges occupy 8,000, and deserts cover 10,960 square miles. The population of the county in 1921 was about 25,000. The desert surface extends from the Sierra Madre mountains in the southwest corner of the county to its northern boundary and eastward to Nevada and the Colorado River, and is broken by numerous miniature mountain ranges and isolated peaks, by oases where springs are to be found by the thirsty traveler and by dry lakes, while its only river, the Mojave, rising in the mountains, flows in a northeasterly course until swallowed up by the desert sands. The arroyo, or river bed, is traceable for nearly 100 miles and at points the water rises to the surface in considerable volume.




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