Sunrise Valley Improvement Association Aims and Membership
The Sunrise Valley Improvement Association outlines its aims to promote general improvement in Sunrise Valley within the Mojave Desert area west of Victorville. It reports a 100,009 acre region across townships and ranges with a twice monthly meeting schedule, but with some typographical errors in names and locations. The group has a building fund, a $90 bond for officers, and a $1 membership with monthly dues. Geo A Hineman is president and John E Tammond secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunrise Valley
Mojave Desert
Victorvillal Oro Grande
Treasuer
Geo. A. Hineman
Salle K PLC
John £. Tammond
Victorville
Social visits and parties in Oro Grande and area
Activities around Oro Grande include Raymond Morrow and Mrs. Ward driving to Tresperna on Monday. San Bernardino visitors the Deerows attend Mrs. Deerow’s card party with Ada Decrow. Ada Decrow and Mr. Tare win high five in a light refreshments event. Lon Decrow and Charles Steele visitants, Sargent guests from Fresno oversee the Oro Grande Hotel. Mrs Spangler hosts a farewell party for Ada Majesta as she leaves for Los Angeles with about twenty five leading locals attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Morrow
Mrs. Ward
Tresperna
Albert Deeraw
Misa Adi Deerow
San Bernardino
Mre
Dal Deeraw
Waseon
Florence Davis
Ethel Deerow
Bal Decrow
Albert Decrow
Ada Decrow
Lon Decrow
MD Decrow
Charles Steele
Los Civeles
Kramer Notes Show Local Moves and Prospects in Desert Town
A Cronenwett return to Kramer is noted along with errands to Barstow and Mojave district travel by roadmaster Gauldin and I J Baguley. A parload of feed arrives for Kramer Mercantile Co. and Silver Dick the Death Valley scout visits. Money due from a Paneral range prospect may total about 12000. Mrs Steiner heads to Lyons Kans with a child. Train 15 increases stop activity at Kramer. Death of a daughter in San Francisco from meningitis is reported. Telephone work to Los Angeles and new heavy steel line construction progress near Eads. Major Desborough leaves Swift & Co. for casino work in LA. Myrick plans well drilling to develop Kramer water and attract settlers.
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Paneral
Death Valley
J. C. Steiner
Kramer
Lyons
Kans
Christenson
Randsburg
W. J. Young
San Francisco
Sue
Los Angeles
Eads
Major Desborough
Swift & Co
Myrick
Rich
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Barstow
California
Wm. J. Evans
Cal
Improvement Association
Sunrise Valley Improvement Association
Sunrise
A. R. Montijo
Gaylord Tow
Lee Evans
P. D
Oro Grande
Lubin J. Henderson
Milan
Lalor Barstow
Calif
Kansas City
Denver
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Omaha
Washington, D.C
Grand Canyon
Natelie
G. D. Hutchison
Santa Fe
Atlasta Mining Company
S. W. Fella Building
Otice
State of California
Otce
Board of Directors
C.W. Poote
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Muar
Mary Loughran
Thatlock
Superior Court
County of
Ralph E. Swing
Maude Belle Ballard
Ambrose C. Ballard
County of San Bernards
Charles Post
J. E. Albert
Nat Coal Lands
Willis A. Warren
Halleck
S. B. Meridian
Register and
United States Land Office
Fred L. Wroughton
Job H. Wroughton
Israel Kudler
Frank Buren
Register
WM. Delegro
Henderson's Department Store
Hills Contractor
Barstow, Cal
Robert R. Cook
HK. Meridian
Register and Receiver
Romes
Samuel Bell
Samuel Brooks
Sarafi Brooks
Fim
Mar
Harry Lee Jennings
Bncridian
Omega B. Nair
James RK. T. Jones
Arthur T. Robinson
Harry P. Deppy
U. S. Land Office
James R. T. Tones
Range
S$. B. Meridian
Omega Bb. Nair
Harry L. Jennings
Harry P. Deppe
Omega BK. Nair
James R. T. Jones
Harry L. Deppy
Laura Robinson Moore
Dalton Ave
W. S. B. Meridian
Asher Ely Axtell
Minnie May Axtell
Delos Trumble
Charles David Williams
Hinkley
Lewis W. Page
Wagner
T. ON
Township
San Bernardino Meridian
Charles W. Beverstock
Josephus C. Malone
Colton
Mary J. Thornberg
Daggett
Madge M. Wagner
Seymore Alf, Daggett
Fairbanks-Morse
Quick
John Starnacle
Gilham
Waite
Fred Bauer
Portland Cement
Golden State Portland Cement Qo
Henderson
D&f
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