Precinct Officers Named for County Bond Election 1920
A list of voting precinct officers for the county bond election on May 4 1920 with inspectors judges and clerks at multiple Barstow Hinkley Atolia Silver Lake Trona Kramer Daggett Yermo Newberry and Ludlow precincts including polling places such as Rings Garage Schoolhouses Brauer’s Store and Recreation Hall for Borogalway and Yermo Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
Lubin J. Henderson
R. M. Dillingham
J.H. Sloan
M. Garver
Flora Henderson
Callie G. Carter
Trona
Herbert W. Richardson
W. W. Coke
8. G. Baker
L. Rowson
H. J. Craig
C. Reif
the Recreation Hall
Borogalway
Yermo
D. D. Connell
Thomas Williams
Blanche P. Hopkins
Morgan J. Leatherbing
Yermo Hall
Newberry
Lewis W. Page
Howard L. Mygett
Hazel Alice Taylor
Agnes I Page
Chas. H. Kilbourn
Ludlow
Vernie E. Sheridan
Florence Addy
Mary E. Johnson
E. W Settle
Murphy Bros
Pioneer Desert Miner Laid To Rest In Rand District
John Feldman pioneer miner in the Rand district died after months of illness and was buried in Johannes burg cemetery. Rev Opie conducted services at Miners Hall in Randsburg with pallbearers Andrew Johnson Fred Pearson Clyde Rapfle John Feenan N B Willcox W J Quackenbush. Feldman reportedly had no relatives in the United States and lived in the land of his adoption for over 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randsburg
John Feldman
Rand
Johannesburg
John
United States
Opie
Miners Hall
Andrew Johnson
Fred Pearson
Clyde Rapfle
John Feenan
N. B. Willcox
W. J. Qauckenbush
Election Returns at Chamber Commerce Meeting Pictures Victory Theatre
A picture show will be given Tuesday night to raise funds for the chamber treasury. Election returns will be received. Discussion of street lights and other local topics. Admission is fifteen cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber Commerce
Pictures Victory Theatre
Chamber
Barstow
Government files quiet title suit over 6000 acres along Southern Pacific RR
In Riverside County a federal suit seeks to quiet title to 6000 acres along the railroad right of way. The government asserts the land was set aside for a Mission Indian home, with the Smiley commission under President Harrison clearly indicating the grant purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Railroad Co
Riverside County
U.S. District Court
Smiley
Harrison
Reward for information on missing wife Mrs A C Thayer
A $15 reward is offered for reliable information about the present address of Mrs. A C Thayer wife of A C Thayer of Burlington Washington R F D 1. The notice identifies her full name Jatherine daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Connel formerly of Randsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Thayer
Jatherine
Wm. Connel
Randsburg
Burlington, Wash
R.F.D
Southern Sierras Power Company Under Way Projects
The Adams plant is under way with completion set for January 1 1921. It will be a hydro facility delivering 2 500 kw. A second project is planned for completion in October 1921 supplying 10 000 kw of hydro power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Sierras Power Company
Adams
Hydro
Holton Power Company
Homestead and desert land final proof notices issued
U S Land Office Los Angeles announces Neal E Harlow of Water California filed for final proof to claim land in Water area with witnesses M Harlow E L Harlow S W Burden and Lottie M Harlow. notice dated April 8 1920 with May 26 1920 final proof date in San Bernardino California. Also Charles Le Roy Lowman of Los Angeles filed desert land proof for land in Water California with witnesses Lyle Graham D W Edwaeaa George Shafer and J D Lowman. notices dated March 16 1920 with May 7 1920 final proof date. Both notices list non coal and no withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Land Office
Los Angeles
California
Neal E. Harlow
Water
S. B. Meridian
United States
San Bernardino
Dr. M. Harlow
E. L. Harlow
S. W. Burden
Lottie M. Harlow
B. PF. Groves Register
Cal
Charles le Roy Lowman
Brockman Building
Register and
Lyle Graham
D. W. Edwaeaa
George Shafer
J. D. Lowman
B.F. Groves
Register
Make Your Money Work with Louisiana Oil Co
Your idle bank dollars lose purchasing power while oil ventures promise big returns. Diamond Louisiana Oil Co claims four producing wells and four more drilling with a fifth planned, offering 200,000 shares at $1.00 par and notes a 10 percent dividend for early investors. Per the company these operations are licensed under permit No 8929 and endorsed by bankers and trust firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Andrew P. Ring
E. M. Haws
Ella B. Pitcher
George B. Parke
Albert A. Tinner
Jesse Judd Merryman
A. P. Ring
Hinkley
Wm. M. Raftery
B. H. Ryder
Edith A. Raftery
Eva C. Harper
Atolia
P. J. Osdick
Gertrude M. Tailor
C. Gertrude Carlisle
Silver Lake
Charles Reat
S. 8
Hyten
J. J. Socohan
August
Brauer
Brauer’s Store
Kramer
John Stark
L. Dodson
Lila Embree
Cora J. Talbert
Schoolhouse
Daggett
Frank McShane
Eudora Goodrich
Mary 8
van Dyke
Annie G. Falconer
John C. Wray
Imperial Utilities Co
L, Mudgett
Railroad Commission OF
State OF California
Brundige
Edgerton
Riverside
Railroad Commission
San Francisco
H. G. Mathewson
Department OF the Interior
Nevada
Fallon Oil and Gas Co
Tonapah
NEV
Dre
Standard Oil Company
W. E- Thompson
Standard Oil Co
THE
UNION
John Sloan
Fred Bauer
Diamond-Louisiana Oil Co
the State Corporation Commission