Daggett Community Notes Show Local Industrial Activity
Daggett residents report Alfred Anderson Daggett president of Independent Copper Mines left Wednesday to supervise a new hoist. Joe Goodrich left Tuesday for Gold Belt Mining Co. millwright job near Amboy. Marcus Plath plans to return soon. Howard Hinkle and A McCuiston returned from Amboy where they worked in a salt plant. New York residents Mr and Mrs Foster visited to study a new amalgamating process for Calico mine tailings. Mr Singleterry hosted 23 at Sing Yee's cafe last week. Collins ships machinery to Minneola to drill more wells. Water reached at 40 feet. Several families relocate to grow alfalfa. Mulday Bros harvest bones for fertilizer. Sing Yee hosted Daggett citizens at New Year dinner Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Anderson
Independent Copper Mines
Joe Goodrich
Gold Belt Mining Co
Amboy
Marcus Plath
Daggett
Howard Hinkle
A. McCuiston
Mrs. Foster
N. Y
Singleterry
Sing Yee
Collins
Minneola
Mulday Bros
Hesperia Community Notes Include Local Happenings
Mrs W R Lang on sick list. M H Howe of Hesperia works a large well west of town. Lang has four rush granite orders and cannot cross Mohave River. Mrs Short’s sister and Pasadena visitor. Capt Homer White at ditch camp with new pipe. Capt Short plans five acres alfalfa on Ganahl bought orchard. Orange residents C Cole buy old Howe ranch. C Jock cultivates 20 acres alfalfa. Mrs Wyatt visits near Barstow. Miss Rolfe teaches at local school. Eva Beckwith and son visited. Hotel Walters sees many strangers. Lewis nearing completion a five room Mohave River bungalow. Wildcats destroy 30 Laughlin chickens. Joe Ontega’s mule blocks Santa Fe train. Joe short a mule. Anna Kinney of LA visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Lang
M. H. Howe
Hesperia
Mohave
Victorville
Ganahl
L. A
Eva Beckwith
Hotel Walters
Mr. Lewis
Mohave River
S. C. Laughlin
Joe Ontega
Santa Fe Limited
Joe
Anna Kinney
Arcalvada Prepares High Grade Ore Shipment
Local mining notes report the Arcalvada is shipping high grade ore while Standard No.1 readiness proceeds. Updates include Mr. Wm. Fee returning from Los Angeles and Mrs. O. O. Budd resettling in Ontario. Robert Williams and Mrs. L. A. Dudley’s sister also connected to recent travel.
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Arcalvada
Wm. Fee
L. A
O. O. Budd
Ontario
Robert Williams
Los Angeles
L. A. Dudley
Barstow
Saloon Sold. Hardy to Retain Pool Hall and Join Sunday School
Victorville report notes Mr. W. M. Hardy sold his saloon business to Pat Monaghan but keeps the pool and billiard hall, soft drinks, and related interests. He plans marriage in a few days and will become a live member of the Sunday school. the community offers support to the new owner.
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W. M. Hardy
Pat Monaghan
Salt Lake Route to Open March 1 After Meadow Canyon Flood
The Salt Lake line through Meadow Canyon above flood waters will be ready for travel March 1. The big Salt Lake railroad bridge at Afton north of Otis washed out Wednesday, affecting the route and causing repairs.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lake High Line
Meadow Canyon
Big Salt Lake Railroad
Afton
Otis
Alfalfa Contract and Mohave Valley Irrigation Project
Hinkley Oakes and Leoni secure a contract to clear plow fence and sow 40 acres to alfalfa on Mr A E Stevens ranch. Irrigation will use a 30 horsepower marine type gasoline engine and a pipe distribution system. Barstow seeks a bank to support regional irrigation expansion benefiting the Mohave river valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkley Oakes & Leoni
A. E. Stevens
Oil Prospecting Moves Forward Near Nebo and Barstow
Twenty horse team of E. T. Hillis moved an oil drilling outfit to Nebo where drilling will start immediately. Kramer Oil Company currently pumps water and hopes for oil. if needed they will drill deeper into the sand. Santa Fe Oil Company near Barstow is prospecting for water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Hillis
Ellis Mallory
Nebo
Kramer Oil Company
Santa Fe Oil Company
Barstow
Barstow News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings
Local items note Barstow Printer ads and notices, J T Maxey vacationing in Los Angeles, oil lands in Kern County held by the President, a Mexican laborer killed by a freight train in Barstow yards, and Lubin J Henderson named Notary Public. Also listed are birth, illness, relief news, and community events including a Chinese New Year dinner, bridge work near completion, and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
J. T. Maxey
Los Angeles
Kern County
Lubin J. Henderson
Johnson
A. B. Kinyon
Mosley’s
Donald C. Henderson
Ramona Hospital
San Bernardino
S. L. Gillan
Santa Fe
Farmer
Samuel Crooks
David
Missouri
N. F. Platt
Vick & Slim’s
Barstow Bridge
Lucy Bowen
Daggett
May Wilhite
M. L. Richmond
Richmond
Hanford
Silver Lake
A. F. Leasa
Lunin J
J. H. Holbrook
Arizona
Barstow mule purchase and Copper Mountains ore shipment
R A Colton of Barstow bought mules from John Domingo for a Barstow grading contract. A U.S. survey party camps nearby. Hopkins Larson and Minchan of Horseshoe Mining Co. ship ore from Copper Mountains to Needles smelter at 125 dollars per ton from a 60 ft drift. plan to sink to 200 ft. A hoisting plant heads from Los Angeles. Sid Dennis of Fenner Store visited Needles. Garmon sent ten tons of ore to Needles smelter, reported as good in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Colton
Barstow
John Domingo
U.S. Survey
Hopkins, Larson and Minchan
Horseshoe Mining Co
Copper Mountains
Needles
Los Angeles
Sid Dennis
Fenner
Garmon
For Sale Dividend Lots in Barstow
For sale are dividend lots in Barstow suitable for business or residence. Contact Barstow Printer to inquire about one or two available parcels and arrange details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
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Cima News
HOTEL
Melrose O. M. and
O. A. Lowell
Railroad Station
Everybody’s Tailor
Lake Salt
J. H. Burtner
Miverside
Calif
Nastianeity Ssimai
Hicago
Fenner News
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