Barstow Area Activities Mention Multiple Local Moves
OTIS-VERMO D. D. Connell and C. A. Kelly visited Barstow on business. Holland's traction plan advances near Otis. Roesberg returns to construct a five stamp mill. Nicholson improves a ranch east of Otis. Tom Williams travels to Los for land work. Dr. Prosser takes horses to Los Angeles. Terra cotta clay deposit at Afton will be developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Connell
C. A. Kelly
Barstow
Holland
Otis
Tom Williams
Los
Dr. Prosser
Los Angeles
Afton
R. R. Agent Replacements and Local Updates
Judson Helen H. J. Ream relocates to Cajon and R C Bowlsby assumes his duties here. Mrs FE I Rice returns to Pomona to teach at the public school. Ed Robinson reports a good hay crop. Dr C H Barnes upgrades his ranch with a pumping plant and his family visits Victorville. L C Dobbins of the 8.8 Power Co. heads to Kramer with a crew at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Ream
R. R
Cajon
R. C. Bowlsby
FE. I. Rice
Pomona
Ed Robinson
C. H. Barnes
Victorville
L. C. Dobbins
L. C. Dobbins, Contractor For the 8.8. Power Co
Kramer
Santa Fe grades and ticket sales boosted at depot
Railroad notes report EK. T. Hillis has crews on the Santa Fe grade near Essex and Goffs. Salt Lake tickets now sold at the depot for travel between San Bernardino and Daggett. Talks say Santa Fe engineers may lower the grade from Victorville to the Summit by increasing the distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. T. Hillis
Santa Fe
Essex
Goffs
Salt Lake
San Bernardino
Daggett
Victorville
Angelus Placer Mining Claim Filed for Patent in California
J J Cronan M L Cook CG R Sumner and Walter D Gilman filed for patent on the Angelus Placer Mining Claim in Section 11 Township 12 North Range 8 East San Bernardino County California. The claim area 71 8 acres excludes Tonopah Tidewater Railroad right of way. First pub June 21 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Independence
California
J. J. Cronan
CG. R. Sumner
Walter D. Gilman
Los Angeles
21St Street
Union Avenue
Bonnie Brae
Angelus
Tonopah
S. E
N.y
S. Ty
N. W
R. SE
Tonopah & Tidewater
Tonopah & Tidewater Railroad
Tonopah & Tideswater Railroad
Register of the United States Land Office
Valentine F. Gorman
Register
Local Notes From Mohave Valley Palm Springs Area
Local notes report R M Dillingham on a Bear Valley return from Barstow and E Richardson with mother visiting Los Angeles. W M Clancy enjoys San Diego surf while Agent Hutchison reaches Los Angeles for a vacation. P Higgins and wife head to the coast for 30 days. Seymour Alf of Daggett visits town on business and Joe Halbrook writes from Bishop. Mrs Lubin Henderson and family depart for Venice for a month, leaving L J to mind the ice box. The Printer covers Mohave valley and desert news. 16 mos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Clancy
San Diego
Bear Valley
Hutchison
Los Angeles
P. Higgins
Seymour Alf
Daggett
Joe Halbrook
Bishop
Harry Garrison
Utah
Lubin Henderson
Venice
L. J
Mohave Valley
Desert
Victorville notes on power costs and town developments
Farmers complain Sierra Power Co. charges exceed gas engine power costs though some expect reductions. July 25 marks first telephone message in Victorville with W P Billingsley overseeing the switchboard. Updates cover ranch improvements, paving, hay shipments, a new lumber yard lease, postal line progress, lodge activities, and local travel and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorville
Sierra Power Co
John Delfs
W. P. Billingsley
A. E. Hull
Lang Ranch
Los Angeles
Ackley
Santa Fe
Turner Hotel
Los
Walter Richardson
Portland
Vancouver
KE. E. Richardson
Balboa Beach
Flora McNeill
Miss Penn
Walter Joy
Victor Willans
Desert Rats
John Talmadge
Wilson
Oro Grande
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judson
Helen
R. M. Dillingham
E. Richardson
Mother
Mt. Whitney
Fk. O. B
Consolidated Pacific Cement Plaster Co
Amboy
Calif
Fall
Everybody’s Tailor
Barstow, California
Dillinghams
Pendleton & McBride, Piop
T. G. Nicklin
GEO. B. Parks
Barstow, Calif
Chas. C. Brass
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