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Home My WebLink About04- Announcements San Bernardino County Poo. Government Center 000. Rotunda 000- 385 North Arrowhead Avenue oo,- San Bernardino, California THE BLACK �e 1 000. 10. INVENTIONS MUSEUM 0111111110. Presented by the Black Inventions Featuring a Tribute to 000, Museum Committee and _ Dr. George Washington Lad Sala S. Shobazz Lady Carver and Other African- 001. SPONSORED BY American Inventors Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority 0001. Mr.&Mrs.Robert Bailes Vernon Bragg Jr. 0001, San Bernardino County Supervisor Jerry Eaves Four-D Success Academy,Inc. June Knotts Family Agency National Council of Negro Women-Inland 11010. Empire Section 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Phenix Information Center Rialto Unified School District 0010. San Bernardino Black Culture Foundation • • San Bernardino City Unified School District Free Admission 011111110. San Bernardino County Black Infant Health Precious Babies Project Eugenia Turner O/Ar Westside Story Newspaper 1 .00 11111111MI lllld��Iiii C�a 0 le -/) BLACK INVENTORS Inventions of Dr. George Washington Carver � INVENTION DATE PATENT# 0 ,_ Cosmetic January 6, 1925 1,522,176 Paint & Stains & Process June 9, 1925 1,541,478 Process of Producing Paint June 14, 1927 1,632,365 ' Unpatented Inventions From the Peanut Adhesives•Axel Grease• Bleach • Buttermilk•Cheese•Chili Sauce•Cream -Creosote• Deodorant• Dyes Flour• Fuel • Briquettes• Ink• Instant Coffee• Imitation Oysters• Liquid Corn Remover•Insulating Board Linoleum •Mayonnaise• Meal •Meat Tenderizer• Metal Polish •Milk Flakes• Mucilage•Palmade Hair Oil Paper• Peanut Butter• Peanut Cake• Peanut Hay• Peanut Ice Cream • Peanut Oil • Punch • Relish • Rubbing Oils•Salve•Soil Conditioner•Shampoo•Shoe Polish •Shaving Cream •Sugar•Synthetic Marble•Synthetic Rubber•Talcum Powder•Vanishing Cream •Wood Filler•Wood Stains•Worcestershire Sauce• Breakfast Food No.5 With Extra Protein For Diabetics• From Skins of Peanut-Over 30 Different Dyes Inventions in the American Railroad System INVENTOR INVENTION DATE PATENT# Bell, L. Locomotive smoke stack May 23, 1871 115,153 Blackburn, A. B. Railway Signal January 10, 1888 375,362 Brown & Latimer Water closets for railway cars February 10, 1874 147,363 Burr,W. F. Switching device for railways October 31, 1899 636,197 Butler, R. A. Train alarm June15, 1897 584,540 Byrd,T.J. Improvement in car-couplings December 1, 1874 157,370 Cherry, M.A. Street car fender January 1, 1895 531,908 Clare, 0. B. Trestle October 9, 1888 390,753 Jackson, W. H. Railway switch March 9, 1897 578,641 Purvis, W. B. Electric railway May 1, 1894 519,291 Richey, C.V. Car coupling June 15, 1897 584,650 Robinson, E. R. Electric railwayot" ey September 19, 1893 505,370 Romain, A. Passenger register April 23, 1889 402,035 Shanks, S. C. Sleeping car berth register July 21, 1897 587,165 Woods, Granville T. Steam boiler furnace June 3, 1884 299,894 African-American Women Inventors INVENTOR INVENTION DATE Virgie M. Ammons Fireplace Damper September 30, 1975 Sarah Boone Ironing Board April 26, 1892 Joan Clark Medicine Tray April 1, 1987 Joanna Hardin Keyboard Stand February 23, 1993 Mary Kies Weaving Straw With Silk May 5, 1809 Mary J. Reynolds Hoisting/Loading Mechanism April 20, 1920 Madeline M.Turner The Fruit Press April 25, 1916 Madame C.J.Walker Hair Care Products 1905 With Straightening Comb Voting at the Any registered voter b n&bAUot and vote it on the premises or take Registrar of it wit i'them to ern at a later time.)All ballots must be returned to the ROV' Voters Office office by 8:00 p.m.on June 2. Voting at the ROV office, 777 East Rialto AvenueSan Bernardino is available through Election Day, June 2. Hours are 8:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m. on ` weekdays;and, on Saturday,May 23 and May 30, 9:00 a.m. through 3:00 p.m. Election Day voting is 7:00 a.m.until 8:00 p.m. iAssistance to A great deal of election information is contained on the Internet at: I the Public. (http://www.co.san-bemardino.ca.us/rov)..t This site has been completely updated by the County of San Bernardino Department of Information Services. It includes an application for absentee voting, and look up polling place �� locations with maps. �C Absentee/mail ballot voting information is provided by a recorded message (909-387-2047). If a voter has further questions, a voter may call (909) 387- .� a jam/ 2048. A phone bank for public inquiries (909-387-8300 or 1-800-881-8683Y is set up beginning May 27. By Election Day, (21) telephone operators, using computer terminals, are responding to voter inquiries. The Election Day inquiry screen provides information on polling locations/registration. The ROV has (6) bilingual employees to assist Spanish-speaking voters, including five temporaries on the phone bank. To assist the visually impaired, approximately (45) audiotapes of State Measures are available at the office of the ROV and Lighthouse for the Blind. Secretary of State sends additional copies to libraries. Telecommunication devices for the deaf (TDD): ROV (909) 387-2788; Secretary of State(800) 833-8683. Microfiche that list the locations of the polling place have been distributed to City clerks, libraries and major party headquarters who have requested or agreed to provide this service. ,DkK1Wns. to the Po ro er poling place can be obtained by calling(909)3874 P p Election Night Absentee/mail ballots are picked up at 8:00 p.m. from the main post office. Ballot/Supply The envelopes are counted and locked up for processing the following day. Retrieval The number of ballots is added to the number of absentee and provisional ballots received at the polls and reported on the last bulletin election night as "outstanding"ballots to be processed. ................................................................................. .................. .. ............................................... _ Page 33 AN BERNARDINO COUNTY REGISTRAR OF VOTERS