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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
2
The fragment notes that the item was entered as second class matter on July 8, 1910 at Barstow California post office under the 1879 act. It records a standard mailing classification line from historical newspaper boilerplate.
Mining Dr Slocum plans to bring in a diamond core drill to thoroughly explore the mining property. Mining men seeking the best desert maps showing mineral and water should visit the printer office. Smith and Parks have advanced work on the U S and First Chance gold properties with veins running as high as $32 per ounce.
Judson Helen Hemet Realty Company plans to plant 80 acres with apple trees and 20 acres with pear trees, expanding orchard efforts on their property portfolio.
Mr Yeary buys the Smiddy ranch near Todd while Mr C T Taylor and wife move to the T J Walker ranch above Barstow to improve it. They bring seven horses and plan 40 acres of apple trees and other crops. Ira D Brown neighbor to the Walker site clears 80 acres for alfalfa pears and fruit trees with irrigation wells. S S Hill drills a new well on his river ranch to improve land.
Mr Garrison from Long Beach presents ore for the Jones group mines with five men at work. Bert Atwood of Los Angeles seeks capital for more mines. The Cement Co. has 10 000 barrels of clinkers for finishing mills. Road repairs to Victorville continue under E W Decrow. Oil hopes rise as H L Morrow and others plan a trip to Oregon this week. Gun club shoot yields a nine pound prize for Drais. G A Davidson reports two possums. A desert cement house and walk to Barstow are proposed.
A contest affidavit by Elmer Thomas Riley alleges nonperformance of labor and absence of annual proof by Richard Mobins on Desert Land Entry No 0644 in San Bernardino Meridian. Proceedings set for June 30, 1911 at 10 a.m. before the U.S. Land Office in Los Angeles. Publication ordered due to service difficulties. entryman listed as 814 Yale St., Los Angeles. Frank Buren, Register. O R W Robinson, Receiver. First published Feb 3, 1911.
Local notices advertise a $1000 loan on approved security and Barstow Printer as the source. Builders plan new Elm Street cottages and two Nice Cottages with lots for sale. J W Murphy returns from Randsburg. Pan ama Fair bid noted. discussions of a Merchants Protective Association and suffrage support. City updates include land notices, notary appointment Lubin Henderson, and ongoing mining property ads. Two fingers lost in Santa Fe shops and hospital recovery in Los Angeles.
The document is a civil summons directing D. H. McClain to appear in Ludlow Township Justice Court San Bernardino California within 5 to 20 days depending on service. It warns of default judgment for money damages if not answered and is dated January 27, 1910 with Justice E. A. Reineath issuing.
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