California Legislature Notes Budget Debates and Reapportionment
Sacramento reports on legislative inaction and proposals. The session tabled a church tax exemption bill, while salaries for judges remain unraised. Reapportionment aims to shift control southward, with a plan tying city influence to limits on senate seats. The dairy bill targets oleomargarine with a four cent per pound tax and strict labeling. Nevada officials push for a Transcontinental Highway expo in Reno, opposed by temperance groups. Delhi settlement colony faces state aid debates, with proposed land price cuts and credits totaling about 3.27 million dollars. The Southern Pacific seeks a ten mile Sutter basin extension, and a forest station project gains presidential approval alongside related federal forest funding. Manteca school bond wins 60 percent approval.
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Sacramento
W. Wright
Committee On Revenue and Taxation
Anti-Saloon League
Church Federation
Public Instruction
Wood
Pennsylvania
Nevada
California
Reno
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Delhi Land Settlement Colony
Record Of 1924 Coastal Car Freight Exceeds 1923 High
In 1924 public carrier lines on this coast moved 218,579 cars of fruits and vegetables eastward, topping the 1923 peak by 9,015 cars. Notable totals include 54,992 cars of grapes, 43,758 cars of vegetables, and 19,399 cars of cantaloupes shipped by rail.
Local notes from Hinkley district and San Bernardino
Last week Hinkley District Ei. R. Barton traveled to San Bernardino on business. George F. Douglass of Stockton visited with C. F. Pomeroy. Mrs. F. E. McClain was elected to succeed Barton after last Friday's school election. C. R. Worden of Long Beach and his wife visited the McClains. Mrs. Susan White visited San Bernardino. Mrs. Jas MacLaughlan drove to Los Angeles. Harper Lake Woman's Club met at Mrs. McClain's home. Kramer oil crew, awaiting Bostwick and Norton, left for Los Angeles until further development at the well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ei. R. Barton
San Bernardino
George F. Douglass
Stockton
C.F. Pomeroy
F. E. McClain
Barton
C. R. Worden
Long Beach
McClains
Susan White
Jas MacLaughlan
Los Angeles
Harper Lake
Notice of Black Hawk Tungsten Mining annual meeting
Notice states regular annual meeting of Black Hawk Tungsten Mining Corporation stockholders at 3 30 P M on April 10 1925 in San Pedro California to elect a Board of Directors and conduct other business. Signed R H Beaton secretary. Also bids invited for drilling a 150 foot well and a 12 hp pumping plant for Harper Lake School District with bids opened April 15 1925.
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Black Hawk Tungsten Mining Corporation
San Pedro
California
South
Palos Verdes Street
R. H. Beaton
Harper Lake
Trinkley
Calif
Professional Cards Advertisements and Announcements
Classified notice describing charged space for professional cards, ads, and announcements under an inch rate of 5 cents per line inch. Details specify billing method and placement within the newspaper section.
Barstow Physician and Surgeon Shifts Post At Nearby Clinic
Barstow welcomes a physician and surgeon transition as the Barstow area clinic appoints a new medical staff member. Residents note the change alongside nearby dental and cafe establishments shaping the town’s health and service scene.
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Barstow
San Bernardino Co
Lloyd E. Tiernan
Sutter Basin
Hinsdale
Reclamation
Isley
Wia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Pacific Railroad
Coolidge
Angeles National Forest
Manteca
Barstow, Cal
Willys-Knight
Ates Knice
C. Mitchell Barstow
Cal
Hinkley District
B. C. Anderson
S. L. Benson
Barstow Cafe
A. C. Pratt
Arend’s
Garston Res
de Lautour
Appo Intment
Community Tonsil and Adenoid Hospital
Ceinic
Eugene G. Steele
M. D
Fourth St
Studebaker
R. L. Stewart
Care Studebaker
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