Barstow Printer Listed as Second Class Matter
A Barstow publisher is noted as having entered its mail matter as second class on July S 1910 at the Barstow post office under the 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1911
Page
5
A Barstow publisher is noted as having entered its mail matter as second class on July S 1910 at the Barstow post office under the 1879 act.
The proposal urges Mohave County to elect its own officers, allocate desert saloon tax to roads and schools, and grant home rule for desert towns with local police and sewer regulations. It calls for Barstow tax equalization, two Mohave supervisors, contracted county work, deputy roles to cut travel, and a new Mohave County from Summit boundaries. It also seeks taxing wild lands to raise value and shifts tax emphasis from industry to idleness.
Social events note that Mr W E Chapman and Miss Laura Belle Davis wed last Saturday at the Hart residence in Barstow with family present. The couple left for San Diego and were warmly greeted upon their return Thursday evening. they reside in a south side cottage. Mrs M J Addison of Hollister announces a name and address change.
A party of five arrived from L A en route to Sunnyside. J S Meade returned to Camp Kewanee after a year away. Noleman of L A and party arrived to begin work at Gold Valley. W C Bright and wife vacationing in L A and beaches. Levi Burkett to spend Christmas withWi Burkett family at Inglewood. Hungerford and Lampee doing assessment work in New York. Ridge visited Cima school. T S Johnson back to Marl Springs. Business pickups as the community prepares for Christmas.
The note argues that cries of home rule do not justify county division for Mohave Valley and suggests building a branch county jail at Barstow to curb hobo railroad activity near San Bernardino, if a highly taxed county is to be challenged by a political machine.
T. J. Walker of San Fernando visited his Todd area ranch and plans seeding 75 acres to alfalfa next summer. Halford and son buy fifth interest in the Big Drum mine at Goldstone and work it. W. W. Jones guided parties to Quail Springs properties. Signal Foreman Anderson of Barstow earns promotion to Topeka. Santa Fe bowling alley sees R. H. Buckley score 150 across ten frames.
Daggett Minneola plans a Christmas tree event for children as a featured attraction. Mrs J H Flint and family will spend Christmas in Los Angeles.
Mr. F. M. Myrick visited Barstow with a mine near Owl Mountain 60 miles north. He describes jasper blood stones that polish well and vary from dark to light red. Found in vein matter in volcanic country, they form in hard dry mud chimneys. Fashionable cuff buttons and jewelry can be made from them.
Barstow reader seeks prompt delivery with satisfaction guaranteed. Address C. A. Box 325 for home washing service details.
H. T. Woods prepares land for wheat and sells 50 of about 75 turkeys while alfalfa and trees prosper. C. R. Smyth family in Santa Monica with a new well and planned house and trees. they return to their ranch soon. Miss Skinner comes home from Washington. Dr. and Mrs. Dobie of Santa Monica at their ranch with a 45 horsepower traction engine for land work. Fencing with concrete posts planned. 30 acres planted to apples pears plums and peaches. 40 acres ready for seeding.
ORO GRANDE announces a Friday school entertainment. Turner ranch reports more alfalfa. Sierra L and P Co deploy strong men and mules to haul towers near Halleck. R Mabee of Hesperia visits his son. A Mohave River two year old filly owned by Mr Jones stands 17 hands high and weighs 1400 pounds. Lime quarries operate while the cement plant undergoes repairs.
Two car loads of ore leave the Roosevelt mines daily for the Jerome smelter. Forty men are working at the mines.
John Carroll of Victorville California who filed homestead entry number 11199 for sections 24 township dN range 4W B Meridan has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish his claim before the Los Angeles Land Office on January 24 1912 at 10 oclock a m. Witnesses include Henry E Shaw William R Shaw E P Dewey and John Turner all of California. Frank Buren Register.
Department of the Interior announces a contest by John E. Redmond against John Gelaspy’s Homestead Entry No. 011688 for Section 6 Township 4 North Range 2 West San Bernardino Meridian. If Gelaspy fails to answer within twenty days after the fourth publication, his entry will be canceled. First publication December 15 1911. last publication January 5 1912.
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