Notice for Publication in Desert Land Claim
Josephine L Sheridan assignee of Ben F Boyd and others files proof to establish desert land claim No 05905 in Section 19 Township 11 Range 3W San Bernardino Meridian. Los Angeles Land Office sets hearing for August 13 1913 with witnesses Lacy Harper Guy Wiggin Stephen Sheridan and Db Trumble. First publication July 4 Last publication August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Los Angeles
Cualif
Josephine L. Sheridan
Michigan Ave
Cal
Ben F. Boyd
Claudia D. Griswold
Martha N. Mune- Crimmon
Meridian
Register and Receiver
United States Land Office
California
Lacy Harper
Isabel St
Guy D. Wiggins
East 63d St
Stephen F. Sheridan
Trumble
Hinkley
Frank Buren
Register
Notice of Intent for Homestead Three-Year Proof
Israel Kudler of Halleck California files intent to prove up land claim on Section 22 Township 7 North Range 5 West San Bernardino County. Hearing before the Clerk of the Superior Court San Bernardino August 12 1913 at 9 00 a.m. Witnesses Willis A Warren Christina Wroughton John W Wroughton and Robert A Cross all of Halleck California. First published July 4 last published August 1
Walter M McKinney Files Commutation Proof Claim
Walter M McKinney of Victorville California files notice of intention to make Commutation Proof for the March 19 1912 homestead entry No 015082 SWy section 20 Township 6N Range 7W 8 B Meridian before the Clerk of the Superior Court San Bernardino County on August 19 1913 Witnesses Omega B Nair Arthur T Robinson Joe Dodd all of Victorville Cal Robert J Moharry of Los Angeles Cal First pub July 11 5t Last pub Aug 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Los Angeles
California
Walter M. McKinney
Victorville
Cal
B. Meridian
Superior Court of
San Bernardino County
San Bernardino
Omega B. Nair
Arthur T. Robinson
Joe Dodd
Victorie Cal
Robert J. Moharry
Frank Buren
Register
Land notice of Omega B Nair homestead claim filing
Omega B. Nair of Victorville Cal has filed intent to make final proof on a homestead entry No 013871 for SW 1 2 SE 1 4 Section 2 Township DN Range 7W 38 B Meridian. The hearing before the Los Angeles Land Office is set for August 20 1913 at 10 o clock a m. Witnesses Erwin E Richardson Frank Talmadge Alpha T Nair and Albert Cramer all of California. First pub July 15 Last pub Aug 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Los Angeles
California
Omega B. Nair
Victorville
Cal
B. Meridian
Register and Receiver
United States Land Office
Erwin E. Richardson
Frank Talmadge
Alpha T. Nair
28Th St
Albert Cramer
S. Spring St
Frank Buren
Register
State Fair Races to Use Three Heats at Sacramento
State Agricultural Society adopts three heat races for Sacramento State Fair harness events to speed program. Most races will be decided by top finishers in each heat rather than three wins overall, with purses split among first second and third place in each heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
State Agricultural Society
Racing heats promise exciting purse variations at fair
The show describes a revised race format with multiple heats where a horse can win money in one heat without placing in others. Entries include a high class mix of pacers and trotters. Two races were reopened. one becomes a sweepstakes requiring a $10 driver entrance fee. A $500 purse goes to the winner plus entrance money for the second horse. The last day event is set for Saturday September 20.
Fake Consumption Cures Net Millions in Profit Says Association
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis warns that over 500 fake tuberculosis cures have profited at least 50 million dollars in five years. It details three fraud types: institute treatments, drug and patent devices, and home remedies, noting no specific cure exists beyond hygienic, diet, and rest strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
National Association
Institute
What is yours pitched in A flat
A Washington Herald item presents a witty exchange on life as a song and a quip about being pitched in a flat. The brief quote contrasts grand sentiment with a humorous musical pun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Herald
Petition for Incorporation of Barstow City in San Bernardino
Petition to the San Bernardino Board of Supervisors asks to incorporate a proposed City of Barstow within described county boundaries as a sixth class municipality under California law. It asserts 750 residents within the area and requests action to proceed with incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
County of
San Bernardino
State of California
City of Barstow Incorporation Affidavit and Boundaries
The document records proposed incorporation of Barstow California as a sixth class municipal corporation. It lists numerous signers and witnesses, asserts the territory boundaries, and confirms more than 500 but fewer than 6,000 residents within the described limits. The notarized affidavit is sworn July 24, 1913, by Lubin J. Henderson notary, with H. W. Linhart and C. E. Kendrick and T. O. Carter named as electors within the described area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
City of Barstow
Lubin
J. Henderson
H.W. Linhart
D PO. Carter
Kendrick Winn
J. Byvans
Ernest Lurber
O. M. Lowell Arthur Lh. Doran
Kendrick Kk. T. Hillis
George Brown
Henry Barr LJ. Harmony,co
Def
KE. Stauter, Dds
Mary Ann Phillips
Jack Suteliff
State of California
County of San Bernardino
H. W. Linhart
C. Ek. Kendrick
T. O. Carter
San Bernardino County
California
City of
Barstow
Notice of Barstow Incorporation Petition Filing
Notice is given that the petition for incorporation of the proposed City of Barstow will be filed with the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors at its regular meeting in the County Courthouse San Bernardino on Monday August 11 1913 at 10 AM or as soon thereafter as possible. The filing agents include H W Linhart C E Kendrick T O Carter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
County of
San Bernardino
State of California
County of San Bernardino
U S Demands Court Martial for Juarez Shooting
The United States pressed the Huerta government for the prompt arrest and court-martial of Mexican Federal soldiers who shot Charles B Dixon an American immigration official at Juarez. It also called for the immediate release of mining managers Charles Dissell and Bernard McDonald held at Chihuahua City with threats of execution. Ambassador Wilson issued strong telegrams and the State Department received corroborating reports of the Juarez shooting as McDonald and Bissell’s status remained unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
Mexico
United States
Charles B. Dixon
Juarez
Charles Dissell
Bernard McDonald
Chihuahua City
Henry Vane Wilson
Mexico City
Bryan
Wilson
Chihuahua
State Department
McDonald
Bissell
Parral
Santa Rosalia
Mediators avert railroad strike by arbitration
Eighty thousand conductors and trainmen on forty five Eastern railroads will not strike after mediation. Articles of arbitration under the Newlands act were signed after managers withdrew a grievance demand. The board’s award will take effect October first, and the district foresters warn of fire risk shifting to the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference Committee of
Board of Mediation
Newlands
Board of Arbitration
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Sverybodys
Anlsner
Israel Kudler
Halleck
Calif
Superior Court
San Bernardino Cal
Willis A. Warren
Christina Wroughton
Jobn W. Wroughton
Robert A. Cross
County Recorder
State of
C.K. Barnes Tied, H. Keller JR. Moon
Geo. L. Denman
A.M. Green
Ke. Clark
E. Kendrick
Lubin J. Henderson
Patrick Griffin
G. Alien
J. Baguley
Alfred Jordan
Alpha Gillam
Walter Alga
McCrary
Win
T. Hendry
M. Sissel
W.M
Clancy
M. JoSimith
Hk. R. Waite
Arthur McCuistion
N. A. Saunderman
W. BE. Sunderman Dealia Stubberry
Mamie L. Humble
Sadie Stauter
J.P. King
Agnes Kh. Kits
Elizabeth W. Newhall
Mudgett
C. E. Kendrick, T. O. Carter
U. S
Dixon
Forest Service
Washington
Arizona
Idaho
Oregon
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