Notice of Final Three Year Proof for Homestead Land
Nathan Davis of Sawtelle California filed notice of intention to make Final Three Year Proof to establish his claim on NE Section 19 Township 1N Range 3W San Bernardino Meridian before the Register and Receiver at Los Angeles on January 20 1915 at 10 o clock A M Witnesses named Samuel H Young Emery L Shick Charles David Williams and Guy Van Gundy all of Hinkley California Witness list provided with the notice by the U S Land Office dated December 20 1912 First publication December 27 1912 Last publication January 24 1915 San Bernardino County California United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Los Angeles Land Office notice records
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Los Angeles
California
Emery L. Shick
Hinkley
Jentry
Sicily
Lon
S.B. Meridian
United States Land Office
Nat Coal Lands
U.S. Land Office
Charles D. Williams
Calif
S. B. Meridian
Register and Receiver
Nathan Davis
Samuel H. Young
Emery Lo Shick
James F. Evans
Cal
Frank Buren
Register
Nat Coal Lands Department of the Interior
Sawtelle
N. Range
Charles David Williams
Guy van Gundy
Register First
Silk dress dispute upsets a couple at dinner
In a fragment from a domestic tale Banks vetoes a silk dress to match the De Moneys, sparking his wife’s annoyance. He seeks reconciliation yet ends the day tense as conversation falters and an “aching void” lingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Moneys
Banks
Failing Fate in Newark as Pole Climb Dare Fails
A well dressed man in Newark climbed a telephone pole and swung along a heavy cable challenging a man below to stop him. He boasted the dare, the ground spectator hesitated, and the reporter learned the first man jumped into the river, leaving two escape attempts in one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark News
Chaucer’s Face Carved in Ribbon Jasper Display
A British museum geological exhibit features a small ribbon jasper stone with a perfect miniature portrait of Chaucer. The surface shows a white face, pouting lips, broad forehead and even eye whites in startling detail. Attendants note some educated visitors are convinced it is an artificial piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaucer
British Museum
Fragmented Humorous Fragment Sparks Odd Exchanges
An uneven comic vignette recalls a sixteen stone figure slipping on a banana skin and a polite shopkeeper offering aid with a box of eggs, followed by quips about manual labor and a peculiar Kansas City capital joke.
A fool flatters himself the wise man mutters the fool
A short quip contrasts self deception with prudent doubt, noting that folly often flatters the ego while true wisdom remains cautious and reflective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulwer
Land laws and vet advice free to save final proof
Free land law and veterinary guidance offered to help save money on final proof. Call on or write Pearstow Printer for details.
Notice of Assessment Atlasta Mining Company
Regular meeting of the Board of Directors on December 16 1912 levied an assessment of one cent per share on outstanding capital stock payable to the Secretary in Los Angeles. Unpaid by January 16 1915 becomes delinquent and publicly sold to cover the delinquent assessment plus advertising and sale costs. By order CW Foote Secretary. Pub Dec 27 Jan 3 10 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlasta Mining Company
Hellman
Los Angeles
Cal
State of California
Foote
Get There A Town You Should Reach
Poem from Rural New Yorker about Get There as a metaphorical town high on a hill. It contrasts a painful journey up a thorny, rocky path with a barren town where no one lives. The piece frames striving toward better things as the reward for self discipline and perseverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Get
Will
Nowhereville
Get There
New Yorker
Domestic Tragedy and Suspected Causes
A Louisville Courier Journal report notes a furnace blockage labeled as the likely cause of a tragedy. Suspects include a sworn foe of the furnace, identified as the uncle, and the father who had issued threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Order to Show Cause in San Bernardino Guardianship
In the Superior Court of San Bernardino County California the guardian Robi Mo Me Harne seeks sale of real estate of Haleetia W Currier a minor The court orders kin and interested parties to appear February 10 1918 at 11 am in Department Two San Bernardino to show cause and directs weekly publication for three weeks in Barstow Printer dated January 7 1918 Judge Benjamin F Bledsor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
San Bernardino
State of California
Haleetia
W. Currier
Robi Mo Me Harne
Halcetia W. Cartier
Ward
City of
County of San Bernardino
Barstow
Rural NEVA Exploration Company Notice of Delinquent Assessment
In Pasadena California the Rural NEVA Exploration Company announces a special assessment No 11 of one half of one cent per share levied by the board on its capital stock. Payment of the delinquent assessment is due February 10 1915 with costs. if unpaid the property will be sold at public auction on March 1 1913 at 2 p.m. to cover the amount due. Wilkie P Garrison president 39 South Raymond Avenue Pasadena California. Publication dates January 10 17 24 31 February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Exploration Company
Raymond Avenue
City of
Pasadena
County of
Los Angeles
State of California
Said Corporation
Wilkie P. Garrison
South
California
Miblie
Notice of Assessment for Kramer Connected Company
The board of directors levied assessment No. 4 of one half cent per share on the capital stock payable immediately to D F Wilson Secretary at room 404 Germain Building 224 South Spring Street Los Angeles California. Delinquent payments lead to sale at public auction on Monday January 27 1913 or February 17 1918 at 2 o clock p m to cover the unpaid assessment and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germain
South Spring Street
Los Angeles City
Los Angeles County
State of California
Hawes
San Bernardino County
California
Said Corporation
D. F. Wilson
Los Angeles
Proof Notices and Land Proof Notices for Legal Filings
Notice type compilation invites submitters to have the printer prepare final proofs for land and legal notices, mining patents, forfeitures and assessments. It promises accuracy guarantees and free service, asking for witnesses and original papers to be returned.
Final Proof at Land Office Time-Restricted
Persons making proof at the Land Office must attend promptly at the advertised hour or risk being postponed for a few days to allow others to fill dates.
Anecdote Delivers Beadlike Brevity in House
The London Globe notes a bishop began a twelve bead speech to the house of lords. Lord Durham asked to interpose with a story about passing St Pauls Cathedral near midnight. A drunken man watching the clock muttered why not say it all at once, prompting the bishop to shorten his remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Durham
St. Paul's Cathedral
London Globe
Walrus Anatomy and Weaknesses for Hunters
The text notes the back of the walrus skull as the most vulnerable point and says the forehead bone is thick enough to deflect bullets even from large rifles. It also claims few vital spots exist aside from the heart, suggesting bullets can be fired into the blubber without clear effect.
Mining Property and Descriptive Memoranda Sale
The Printer advertises frequent inquiries for rare minerals gems and clays. Miners and prospectors with knowledge of a Valerie deposit on the desert are asked to read five memoranda and samples for examination. Sales may be made through this channel. Read the Printer. $1 for six months.
Railroad mill and mining machinery sale listing
Complete ore crushing and processing plant components including crushers tanks and agitators two 5 ton steel cars boilers steam engine 40 ft stack shafting belts and pulleys 1000 ft steel rails ore car and dump and two deep well power pumps with additional equipment timber and fencing at half price mills boilers tanks engines etc may be bought separately
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.p. Fairbanks-Morse
Notice of Forfeiture on Mining Claims in San Bernardino
Thomas A. Gannon notices that he expended 470 dollars for annual labor on four mining claims Khaki Laura Mabel and Estelle in Arrow Mining District San Bernardino County California during 1909 1910 1911 and that 470 dollars is unpaid by L M Conrad prompting a 90 day window for payment or the claims will be forfeited and become his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Conrad
Arrow
San Bernardino County
State of California
Khaki
Laura
Mabel
Estelle
United States
California
Thomas A. Gannon
Fenner
Daily News Digest Briefs From Washington and Beyond
Postmaster General Hitchcock increases Bureau of Engraving and Printing parcel post stamps output from five to ten million daily. Liner Amerika ground near Tompkinsville and signals not under control. Bertha floats and heads to Seattle. master reports no damage. General Leonard Wood says army navy representation will be restrained for Wilson inaugural parade. James R. Keene estate disputed. estimates range from five to twenty million. Tama Jim Wilson appeals for funds for the Department of Agriculture and seeks increased pure food law enforcement and education funding. Navy estimates battleships at about twelve and a half million each. Watt explains costs. Taft presides at a New York wake and roasts political past. Antitrust briefs in Supreme Court linked to United Shoe Machinery Company. Taft and Roosevelt under same roof at Reid funeral. Clapp seeks broader 1912 campaign inquiry. Rochester Canyon strike aftermath leads Wingfield to invest in Goldfield mining camp. Governor Oddie appoints Cole L. Harwood to Reno district court seat. Third National Orange Show slated for San Bernardino around February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama Jim" Wilson
Department of Agriculture
House Agriculture Committee
Wilson
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Richard Morgan Watt
Navy Department
Taft
New York
White House
United Shoe Machinery Company
Massachusetts Federal Court
Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Chicago
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Whitelaw Reid
Clapp
Senate
Rochester Canyon
George Wingfield
Goldfield Consolidated Mining Company
Rochester
Fred J. Siebert
Wingfield
Oddie
Nevada
Cole L. Harwood
United States
Massey
John S. Orr
Harwood
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of New York
Reno
San Bernardino
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London
Kansas Capital
ELM Bar McRae & CO
Stewart Corner
Third and
E Sts
U. S
D. Roberts
W. S. Hooper
I. E. Bruwn
II. E. Harris
J.S. Wood
B. Smith
J. E. Davis
H. B. Stow
Palace Saloon
J. H
Best Bott
Ugal & Hill
George Yick
B. Lamantain
Ag’t Daggett
Hitchcock
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Bertha
Safety Cove
Calvert Island
Seattle
Leonard Wood
Army
Navy
James R. Keene
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