Victorville Correspondence Reports Local Developments and Happenings
In Victorville correspondence, Norman Rupp of Saginaw works on the Rose mine to reopen operations after years idle. The Victorville Juvenile Vaudeville Co. organized by Myron Penn and Lizzie Penn and Nettie Young held a first show drawing crowds and profits. Other items note Mrs. Richardson visiting Balboa, Reginald Frost in Los Angeles, cement hauling nearing Bear Valley, and J C Turner’s incumbency under contest for postmaster with a straw-pull to resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Rupp
Saginaw, Mich
Rose Mine
Victorville Juvenile Vaudeville Co
Myron
Lizzie Penn
Nettie Young
E. Richardson
Balboa
Alfalfa for Sale in Victorville Cal August 17 1910
Hay for sale. Five hundred tons of first class alfalfa hay must be sold at once. We will load this in car lots at twelve dollars per ton. Get your agent to give you the new rate from Victorville Cal. Turner and Son Victorville Cal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorville
Cal
Turner & Son
Fresh Fruits Available for Daily or Weekly Shipments
Merchants invited to arrange daily or weekly shipments of apples and grapes from the ranch. Fresh fruit shipped daily. Address F. M. Elliott, Hesperia, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Elliott
Hesperia,al
Notice of Non-Responsibility for Quartz Claims
To whom it may concern we will not be responsible for labor or materials used on the Desert Butte Black Butte and Crown Point quartz claims or for debts incurred while parties work the properties under bond. Properties located two miles southwest of the Kilbeck siding on the Arizona California railway. M. J. Smith Barstow August 12 1910 G B Parks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desert Butte
Black Butte
Crown Point
Kilbeck
Arizona & California
M. J. Smith
Barstow
G.B. Parks
Surprise Picnic at Zanini Farm West of Barstow
A Sunday party at the Zanini farm two miles west of Barstow celebrated Joseph Zanini’s return from Nevada. Guests enjoyed chicken dinner under cottonwoods and drinks while some toured the ranch and alfalfa fields. The Santa Fe railroad is digging a long canal to divert flood waters, benefiting the railroad and the Zanini property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanini
Barstow
Joseph Zanini
Nevada
Pat Zanini
Jos. S. Barnikel
Geo. S. Branch
Lubin J. Henderson
James W. Murray
Jos Zanini
Geo. B. Brown
Harry Barr
J.S. Zane
Seymore Alf
D. Etchebarne
Mrs
T. G. Nicklin
Santa Fe Railroad
Hinkley Notes On Local Residents Travel and Harvest
Mrs. A. G. Wilson visits Los Angeles to visit friends. Oakes and Leoni harvest corn and sorghum. J. K. Evans cuts a fourth alfalfa crop. Several new settlers expected this fall. G. Van Gundy, Hinkley section foreman, in Barstow Monday. J. O. N. Poling leaves Hinkley for Phillipsburg, Kansas, on business and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Wilson
Los Angeles
Messrs
Oakes and
Leoni
J. K. Evans
Hinkley
G. van Gundy
Barstow
J. O. N. Poling
Phillipsburg
Kansas
Goldstone Mine Samples Shown in Barstow
John Harper of Barstow displays gold bearing ore from Goldstone, priced from 33 to 180 dollars per ton, claiming a large ledge awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harper
Barstow
Mill for Sale Complete Milling Outfit for Barstow
Complete milling outfit offered for sale including one Huntington mill a rock breaker 32 hp Foos gasoline engine and full cyanide setup capable of processing about 20 tons per day. For details contact G W Toennies Barstow Cal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Foos
G. W. Toennies
Barstow
Cal
Engine for Sale At Barstow Barstow Utility Co
Barstow Utility Co advertises a 20 h.p. Fairbanks Morse gasoline engine in first class condition for sale at a reasonable price. Interested buyers may write W. W. Brison Jr. for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
Barstow Utility Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bro. Nicklin
San Bernardino County
Desert
Santa Fe
Needles
William Foster
Frank Talmadge
J.C. Turner
Alfalfa
Monaghan
Jesse Moore
DIL _LINGHAM
Geneva
Brotherhood
Hansen
International Tailoring Co
New York
Chicago
Flatiron
Geware OF the
Pome Party
Zanini Farm
West Second Street
Calif
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