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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
4
A former Chinese laundry that became a store and then a church nurtured a community of 47 communicants and 100 children over ten years. This year they established a new building, St. Philip's chapel, in New Orleans.
Six room house with bath and adorn conveniences wash house shade trees vines and other improvements priced at 1000 dollars with liberal terms. Barstow Real Estate Company offers the property.
The People of California warn defendant William Sears and others to appear and answer the complaint in the San Bernardino Superior Court within ten days if served locally or thirty days if served elsewhere. Judgment may be entered for money or damages on contract if no response. Clerk Harry T. Allison issues notice dated October 16, 1999.
Pacific Marble Quarries Company filed for patent to White Marble No 1 No 2 No 3 and Evening Star Placer Mining Claims in San Bernardino County California within the Los Angeles Land District. Total area 118.62 acres and claims show surveyed land with no known mineral veins. First publication Dec 14 1922 and last publication Feb 15 1923.
A 1922 Barstow California certificate of partnership lists Fred W. Bauer and Fulton E. Slaton forming Central Garage a garage and automobile repair shop on Elm Street Barstow California under the fictitious name. Notarization by L. J. Henderson confirms execution and acknowledgment with dates December 12 1922 and December 21 1922 to January 18 1923.
Beb H Nicholas of Water California filed intent to prove up final three year claim for NE Quarter Section 12 Township 9 N Range 3E SB Meridian. Hearing before U S Land Office Los Angeles February 19 1923 at 9 60 AM. Witnesses Henry G Tienken Minnie Y Tienken Hans Von Lanken Perry C Clinkinbeard all of Water California. First pub January 18 1923 Last pub February 15 1923.
The Justice Court of Atolia Township San Bernardino California issues a summons to J H Gorsline by Charles S Taylor Justice of the Peace. The defendant must appear and answer within five to ten or twenty days depending on service location or risk default judgment for the plaintiff Don C Sheppard. Public notice dated January 1923 with multiple publication dates.
Barstow California residents including R F Brady and G Brady file a notice that they will not be responsible for labor materials or any accounts contracted against the Keystone Silver San Juan or Kangaroo mining claims currently under option to purchase by EL J Lawton and R Topping. The notice appears in the Barstow paper with dates indicating publication on January 11.
The owner of Hobo tunnels 1 2 and 3 in the Rand Mining District Kern County California not responsible for labor or materials nor debts incurred on the mining claims. Dated January 1 1923. Signed A C White
A local service advertises cess pool cleaning and maintenance. The firm promotes professional septic services, promising reliable waste management and compliant handling for households and small businesses in the area.
Group of six mineralized claims two miles from Yellow Astor offered for gale lease and bond. Five thousand dollars work invested with high grade gold extracted and assays fair. California prospect, 141f.
Co owners Wallace L King of Sacramento California are notified that H P Weick and John R Story of Barstow California have performed required annual labor on the Buge Never Find and Sunset Mining claims in Barstow District San Bernardino County. If King fails to pay three hundred dollars within ninety days from publication, his interest will revert to the subscribers. First pub Oct 19 1922. Last pub Jan 18 1923.
Quarantine officer T. J. Dennis reports interception of a car near Blythe carrying raw cotton bolls and cotton seed infested with live boll weevils. Dr. Elwood Mead invites California Real Estate Association members to a February 4–8, 1923 land settlement course at the University of California in Berkeley. Pasadena City Farm buys 3000 smudge bots for its 75 acre orange grove. Pasadena’s eight- to eleven-year-old orange grove carries an estimated 12 000 field boxes. Mrs. Mary Richmond of Redding, 77, fatally burned after clothing caught fire lifting a stove lid. her son found her hours later with clothes burned off. Mrs. Georgia Watson pleads guilty to passing 20 gas checks in Modesto, granted two years probation with work and restitution conditions. Kenneth Burleigh and Harry Fischer are jailed in San Francisco as suspects in the November 17 T and Theater holdups in Sacramento and Oakland losses. A Goodwin irrigation sluice-ways blasting crew operates three miles above Knights Ferry, previously blocked since dam construction by South Joaquin and Oakdale Irrigation Districts. J. G. Grundel of Oakdale reveals a promising new walnut variety, aiming for a superior market nut after years of breeding research.
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