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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1913
Page
5
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Delinquent notice lists stockholders of Kramer Consolidated Oil Co for assessment No 55 levied February 17 1913 at 403 Germain Building Los Angeles with amounts opposite each shareholder’s name.
Delinquent shares listed for several shareholders on March 1 with amounts due including costs. shares of the California Nevada Exploration Company will be sold at public auction on April 26, 1913 at 2 PM at the firm's Pasadena office No. 3980 Raymond Avenue to pay delinquent assessments and sale expenses.
Carrie E. Harle of Victorville Calif seeks three year proof to establish homestead claim for SE section 4 township 5N range 5W 8th meridian before the U S Land Office Los Angeles on April 25 1913. Witnesses John C Turner Ervin K Richardson Edward H Alcott Sarah Galliher all of Victorville Calif. Register Frank Buren first pub Mar 21 last pub Apr 18.
Department of the Interior notice from Los Angeles Land Office dated April 8 1915 announces George A Hineman Halleck Cal who filed Homestead Entry 018756 for SE4 Section 18 Township 7N Range 8S Mer 8S to make Commutation Proof before Register and Receiver May 20 1915 at 10 am Witnesses Bruce E Douglas John L Taummond Robert T Ainslie all Victorville Cal Wallace W Smith Halleck Cal. First pub April 18 last pub May 16.
Mrs A E Moore and Jessie Clemett visit from Black Canyon while Mr and Mrs Julia Marks vacation up north. J R Wilder, New Era mine owner, reports improved property from Los Angeles. Mr Morris and Howard Cramley of Pasadena at Copper Queen awaiting ore shipment. Cima grows daily as Ed Freeburn travels to Valley Wells to work for E S Yates cattleman.
Floral foulard parasols for women of fashion this summer feature a pagoda shape with a satin rosette on the wooden handle. The casual remark “None of That For Him” contrasts with a physician quip about impartial treatment as a patient jokes about leaving. The scene mentions crepe on a door in the opposite patient’s home.
Calvert Wilson attorney at law presents the fifth edition revised to May 1, 1911 covering mining laws of the United States with focus on Arizona California Nevada Oregon Utah and oil claims. Includes annotations and forms. Price fifty cents. For sale at Printer office Barstow.
The People of California greet defendant B F Pursley and direct appearance to answer the complaint in the Superior Court of San Bernardino within ten days after service within the county or thirty days if served elsewhere. The action, Pursley vs Pursley, is filed in San Bernardino with R E Bledsoe as the plaintiff’s attorney.
Jane L Walton of 348 So Broadway Los Angeles California filed intent to prove her Desert Land Entry No 02021 for NW14 and N 4SW14 Section 17 Township 12 N Range 7E 8th M, before the Register and Receiver at Independence California on May 14 1913. Witnesses Eugene Eyraud Charles H Walton Albert J Eyraud and P McArthur, all of Los Angeles. VALENTINE F GORMAN Register. First pub Mar 28 Last pub Apr 25
In Madrid three shots were fired at King Alfonso during a parade returning from a recruits ceremony. A Barcelo nian anarchist Rafael Sanchez Allegro was overpowered after firing. the bullet hit the horse. The king saluted the crowd and reassured his staff as authorities detained the attacker. Earlier attempts against the monarch included bombs and dagger threats in Paris and Madrid.
The Houston Post cites contemplation of a direct ocean cable link between England and Shanghai. The piece also notes cramped quarters and quotes opinions about a singer who is described as not opening her mouth wide enough during performances.
The article explains myositis as a muscle disease beginning with inflammation and ending in stiff, hardened fibers. It notes neck muscle involvement can cause a chronic wryneck condition. Typical stiff neck episodes last two to three days though painful for sufferers.
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