Pacific Mines Corporation plans mill at Barstow
The Pacific Mines Corporation, operator of the Pacific Gold and Copper mines nine miles south of Ludlow, plans a Barstow mill to treat ore on site rather than ship to United Verde Co. at Clarkdale Arizona. The firm owns Bagdad Chase and Roosevelt properties and presently ships 100 tons per day to the Verde smelter in Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Mines Corporation
Pacific Gold and Copper Mines
Ludlow
Barstow
United Verde Co
Clarkdale
Arizona
Bagdad- Chase and
Roosevelt Properties
Verde
C. D. Nordenholf
Santa Fe
Newberry
F. Davis
Nordenhof
Davis
Pacific Mines Corporation of
Chamber of Commerce
Cooper Cusick Co Ships Gold to Mint
D W Cooper of Cooper Cusick Co arrived from Goldstone with a 19 ounce gold brick intended for shipment to the San Francisco mint. The ore yielding the gold came from 6452 pounds milled at the Goldstone mill, from a vein they are actively following at 20 feet depth. Cooper notes Goldstone Mining Co has struck rich ore and a large show on their claim. Dover Sloan and Hart report a vast stron tium body about 1.5 miles west of the Nicklin Henderson stron tium mine with thousands of tons visible and 16 claims taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Cooper
Cooper, Cusick & Co
Goldstone
San Francisco
Messrs. Dover, Sloan and Hart
Nicklin-Henderson
Messrs Clawsy and
Ramsey
Big Drum
Ben Redfield
Red Bridg
Barstow’s New Store Ad Aims for Small Parcel Post
Short notice advertises Barstow’s new store run by John Fager berg and invites customers to order with low parcel post costs. It notes leave calls at Gellett’s Pharmacy for Dr. Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fagerberg
Barstow
Gellett
Dr. Mason. A
Gellett's
Dr. Mason
Married Ladies and Men Play Night of Basketball and Dance
Last Monday night featured two basketball games among married ladies and married men. The Lions women lost 12 to 5 to the Tigers with players Mesdames Santhu Newhall Merryman Cooper Sloan Deskins Pendleton Wheeler Roth Snider Brunnick Dillingham. The Spartans men defeated the Gladiators 17 to 11 with players Messrs Symons Mill Koltz Kress Storz Cooper Dllingham Santos Deskins Merryman. Afterward music and dancing followed the contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Tigers
Mesdames
Spartans
Messrs
Symons
Mill
Koltz
Kress
Storz
Gladiators
Cooper
Dllingham
Santos
Deskins
Merryman
Barstow Boys Top Daggett In Early Season Clash
Barstow High School boys defeated a Daggett squad 17 to 13 though Daggett players Edward Millett Frank Millett Raymond Goodrich George Scott Arthur Lamontain stood out. Daggett and Barstow ladies teams also played with listed players including Mrs Geo Lingenfelder Mrs I Garner Miss Mary Van Dyke and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow High Schood
Daggett
Daggett Boys
Barstow
Edward Millett
Frank Millett
Raymond Goodrich
George Scott
Arthur Lamontain
Bill McDonald
Bill Fisher
Albert Brass
Robert Greer
John McCue
Daggett Ladies
Ming
Ladies-Teaimen
Geo. Lingenfelder
I. Garinger
Mary van Dyke
Burnett Lamartain
Wm. Lamantain
Selma Berge
Laura Goodrich
Gold Brick From Goldstone Linked to Local Milling Output
Jacob Bagin, leaser on the United Goldstone, left for Los Angeles yesterday on business. Bagin took in a 402 gold brick produced by milling 1,000 tons of ore. Bagin and Branch will continue development work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acob Bagin
United Goldstone
Los Angeles
Bagin
Bagin and Branch
Stanfield prepares to move to Big Bear and sell garage stock
E L Stanfield gears to dispose of his garage and stock ahead of moving to his camp at Big Bear Valley. He plans a sporting goods store on the grounds at the lake resort. The family has ten cabins near the lake and will spend the summer there. Bear Valley is touted as a top mountain resort. Lumber is sent for 18 summer homes on the lake's north side. A paved Victorville to mountain highway is being promoted.
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E. L. Stanfield
Big Bear Valley
Mountain Resort
Stanfields
Bear Valley
Riverside
San Bernardino
Victorville
Late Arrivals at Hotel Melrose
A list of travelers arriving at Hotel Melrose includes Fred Corkill of Berkeley and many others from cities such as Bakersfield, Los Angeles, Phoenix, San Francisco, Denver, Las Vegas, Venice, and Patton. The roster features couples and individuals with assorted stops across states. It reads as a society arrivals register for the lodging house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Corkill
Berkeley
A. L. Walker
Bakersfield
Arthur McAustin
O. B. Humphrey
J. N. Herron
H M Henning
J. E. Minney
J. F. Dietrich
John J. Holland
R. W. Torrey
W H Innis
Los Angeles
John Beever
Phoenix
W H Landers
Armstead
Mont
J Hanfeeht
Sacramento
Rey C Ewing
Goldsprings
Geo N LaMay
Cahelia
Ceddish and Family
Patton
Cal
W Stewart
J W Cook
Goldstone Mining Progress Deepens Free Milling Ore Find
The Gold Stone Mining Co reports breakthrough at the main ore body in a fifty foot shaft showing a ten foot wide vein of free milling ore. Managers and engineers from Goldstone and Coldstone hail the strike as a major advancement for the camp, with several leases milling ore well above expectations and promising sustained production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Stone Mining Co
Lalso
Greenwalt
Goldstone
Jerome Crate
Crate
Goldstone Mining Co
Barstow News Highlights Local Health and Business
Barstow residents report medical updates including Dick Faulk recovering after nose growth removal by Dr. Mason, and Mrs. Maud Ballard suffering appendicitis at home. Barnstorming and business notes cover John Fagerberg’s new store, local ads, and plans for cultural events at the Barstow theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Faulk
Dr. Mason
John Fagerberg
Baretow
McCurson
Barstow Growth Seen As Lewell Develops 200 Acres
O M Lewell of the Melrose hotel owns 200 acres near Barstow and the Williams addition. He plans improvements including a residence on his Wil l is addition road work on a hill spur off the highway and a survey to divide into home lots. New homes rise in Williams addition and more are planned as Barstow eyes a southern business district and broader growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Lewell
Melrose Hotel
Barestow
Te Williams
Bartow
Wiliiis
Tun
Othe Williams
Barstow
Wells Fargo Office Night Clerk Rebounds From Attack
PRIA WELLSPARGO'S OFFICE reports night clerk at the Wells Fargo office is recovering in San Jacinto hot springs after stomach trouble. FP W Banner improves at Los Angeles hospital with Express Agent Martin predicting a return in about a week. Barstow serves as a terminal for Wells Fargo between here and Keaty Nevada as Swafford Slardy join the force. Local leaders urge boosters to support Barstow progress amid talk on Goldet and local business gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Ballard
Dr. Mason
Anderson
T. Ichi
Barstow
Fred Johnson
Los Angeles Division
Wasée
Art. Lehuberg
Wells-Pargo
San Jacinto Hot Springs
FP. W. Banner
Los Angeles
Express
Martin
Wells-Fargo
Here
Keaty
Nevada
Giffin
T. L. Springer
Nakberg
Goldstow
Goldet
Goldstone Mill and Well Plans Considered by LA Mining Men
Gus Kuospe Otto Breitkrents and F. H. Dietrich of Los Angeles toured Barstow and Goldstone territory hoping to build a twenty ton mill and drill a water well. They seek cheaper ore milling and better water access to boost the camp and attract capital to expand operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Kuospe
Otto Breitkrents
Big Otto
F. Dietrich
Los Angeles
Barstow
Hotel Melrose
Detrich
Goldstone
Pat Zanini Buys Oakland from Max Loug
Pat Zanini purchases an Oakland from the photographer Max Loug who is currently giving lectures in this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Zanini
Oakland
Max Loug
Plo
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Melrose
A. A. Turner
Goldstone Miniune Co
Coldstone
Mr. Turner
Pan
Cooper and Cusick
Burns & Amos
Gold Reef
Hamlin Galbraith
Topeka
H. Smith
Hazelton Bros
B. F. Josselin
Eblen
Helleck
Hicks
Summit
Hicks Station
Swammie
San Bermardino
Dick Mansfield
Goldstone Company
Mason
Bachelor
Mr. Erickson
E. A. Erickson
Barstow P
J. W. Burns
Williams
Aziz
Savage
Juesday
Klenry A. Malley
Frank Zinne
Frank
C. E. Bowers
Superior Valley
E. Tisnerat
Long Beach
Williams Well
W. L. Miller
Suruive
Pria Wellspargo's
Swafford and
Slardy
Toga
Wells- Fargo
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