Victorville Land Route Maps Outline Santa Fe Curve
Blueprints in the land office show the Salt Lake route surveyed about 6 miles west of Victorville. The Barstow to S. B. distance will shorten by about 10 miles due to the Santa Fe curve eastward at Victorville. The line would pass ranching country watered by Arrowhead Co and near a new electric power line and resorts north of Old Baldy.
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John Talmadge
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Water well near Kramer sinks over 100 feet
Our correspondent reports a water well north of Kramer dropping more than 100 feet as settlers seek a better supply. A large group from Santa Fe is installing Japanese oak ties for the project.
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Kramer
Santa Fe
Daggett-Minneola worker resumes well-boring operations
Daggett and Minneola resident Frank Searight resumes operations with his well-boring machine. W. S. Turner prepares ten acres in checks for alfalfa. M. A. Webber plans to plant 40 acres to alfalfa and other crops. Advertise in the Printer. Readers borrow or beg to pay $1 for six months.
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Frank Searight
W. S. Turner
M. A. Webber
Atolia Mines Boost as Tungsten Market Recovers
A Randsburg miner reports tungsten output has lagged for months while the market improves. Atolia ranks second behind Boulder in production. Tungsten is also mined near Nipton California and in Arizona. Los Angeles miners plan placer gold operations near Atolia.
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Calif
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Mining Men Visit Panamint Mines Near Ballarat
Al Myers and Turner and Strehlke carried rich ore samples through Barstow after visiting the Panamint mine near Ballarat. Senators Stewart and Jones previously operated the Panamint mines about thirty years ago.
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al Myers
Turner & Strehlke
Barstow
Ballarat
Stewart
Jones
Notice of Forfeiture on Four Mining Claims
Barstow California January 18 1912 notice to Eugene A Worn that $400 expended for 1911 annual labor on Big Drum Little Drum Iron Prince and Little Sister Lode claims in San Bernardino County entitles coowners to $80 each. If not paid within 90 days after service or publication the interests will be forfeited. First publication January 19 1912.
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Eugene A. Worn
San Bernardino County
State of California
United States
Barstow
E. L. White
W. M. Clancy
G. L. Drumm
J. R. Hallford
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