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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1911
Page
2
Ge o Roth nears completion of an agreement with a Los Angeles firm to set up a tube mill at the old Bagdad-Chase mill in Barstow. The plant will recover wood values using a revolving iron cylinder with rocks and cyanide solution, mirroring operations at Tom Reed and Gold Roads mines.
M Dillingham has bought an Ajax Chemical Fire Extinguisher for his new cement building at a cost of 185 dollars. The notice urges business men on Elm street to own extinguishers to protect property, suggests locating another unit across the track, and calls for a fire company to organize and drill for chemical and water apparatus. The Printer will pay his share for fire protection.
Frank Buren Register and Co R W Robinson Receiver publish a notice that Ira M Kepler of Watts Los Angeles County filed March 9 1911 to contest Carl F E Roseen against Homestead Serial 07060 for SW 20 T4N R1W 8S B Meridian alleging abandonment since filing. Respondent must answer within twenty days after the fourth publication with proof of service or face cancellation without hearing. Date of first publication March 24 1911.
Department of the Interior Los Angeles announces Henry C Ackley of Glendale filed on March 7, 1911 a contest to cancel Desert Land Entry No 3998 dated September 12, 1907 for No 4 Section 8 Township 5 North Range 5 West San Bernardino Meridian. Ackley alleges lack of labor or expenditure for reclamation and that the land remains in natural desert state. Receiver D R W Robinson warns Chappell to reply within twenty days or risk further action.
Bear Valley dam work resumes next month with freighting from Victorville. Colton Cement Plant closure aids Golden State Co. of Oro Grande and the Victor Port land Cement project. Ike Boon and family return to Victorville from Kansas. Agnes O Rorke corrected to Mrs Hermann. J C Turner relocates to Gardena for summer schooling. Dr Dobie and Mr Smyth visit desert ranches.
Bert Atwood promotes a new cement plant at Oro Grande with all materials. He plans to start the old smelter and begin steady production after May 1. Fourteen cars of cement shipped. a mill may rise at the Gar rison mine after rich ore is found. West works a lead claim, Morrow and Dana quarry work, and Morrow and Jones return from the city.
Correspondents report Bluett back from L A to operate the Columbia mine mill and shipping. Fee traveled to Los Angeles on business. Lizzie Ginn left for Los Angeles. Banfield and Ridge visited Cima to review crops. Banfield optimistic about properties. Salisbury returned to L A. Draper touring San Bernardino and plans an on homestead residence. Brights visited the Columbia mine. Mightons moved to Yucca Ave. Kreidler back after a week away. McPheters couple shared an evening at Cima.
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