Order to Show Cause in San Bernardino Guardianship
In the Superior Court of San Bernardino County California guardian Robt M Me Hargue seeks an order of sale of real estate for Haleetia W Currier a minor. The next of kin and interested parties must appear February 10 1915 at 11 am in Department Two to show cause. A weekly newspaper notice runs for three weeks Barstow Printer. Published January 10 17 24 31 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
San Bernardino
State of California
Haleetia
W. Currier
Robt. Mme. Hargue
Halcetia W. Currier
Ward
County of San Bernardino
Barstow
California
Benjamin F. Bledsok
Judge Pub
Notice of Desert Land Final Proof Filing
Adelaine S. Kib bey of 1063 Orange St Los Angeles California seeks final proof to establish claim on Desert Land Entry No 0290 for West half of the lot Section 28 Township 5 North Range 8 West 8S Mount B Meridian before the U S Land Office Los Angeles on March 8 1913 at 9 oclock a m Witnesses include M E Carrier and George Wilkins of Los Angeles and H J Stephenson and Mrs H J Stephenson of Victorville Frank Buren Register First published Jan 31 Last published Feb 28
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Frank Buren
Register
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Florian B. Lewis
Florian B. Lewis of Yermo Cal has filed intent to prove Desert Land Entry No 07/84 for NW14 Section 23 Township 10N Range 12W S B Meridian before the United States Land Office in Los Angeles on February 25 1913 at 10 o clock a m Witnesses named are George H Meakins Harold R Kemp John H Hayden and Guy Sweet all residents of Vermo Cal Frank Buren Register First pub January 17 1913 Last pub February 14 1913
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Nat Coal Lands
OTF
Sh Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Los Angeles
California
Florian B. Lewis
Yermo
Cal
Range’ Ek
S. B. Meridian
Register and Receiver
United States Land Office
George H. Meakins
Harold R. Kemp
John H. Hayden
Guy Sweet
Vermo
Frank Buren
Register
Ice treatment saves fruit trees from premature buds
William R. Thomas near Washington credits an ice method with keeping his fruit trees unbudded during a warm spell. He bought about a ton of ice, packed it around the base of bearing trees, and maintained the practice over two days of summery weather.
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William R. Thomas
Washington
Thomas
Isthmus Trade Between Atlantic and Pacific Reaches 125 Million
Commerce between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts via the Panama and Tehuantepec isthmuses totaled about $125,000,000 in 1912, highlighting substantial intercoastal activity and growing steamship and railroad integration.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Panama
Tehuantepec
Don’t say Keltic or you will have a hard C all the way over
Brander Matthews recounts a Century Magazine anecdote about Oliver Herford phoning a friend departing for Europe on the Celtic. The friend answers Keltic and Herford warns with a pun that the hard C will plague him on the voyage.
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Brander Matthews
Century Magazine
Oliver Herford
Europe
Celtic
Egypt Grants Women Sovereign Power in 4066 B C
A historical law from ancient Egypt in 4066 B C authorized women to assume sovereign authority. The directive marks a rare instance of female rulership in early governance. Jointly documented in the period records, the decree recognized a queen's right to govern.
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Egypt
B. C
Great Church Goers Quarrel Reveals Split Faiths
A humorous Life magazine line notes a married couple after fifteen years discover they belong to opposite churches. Mrs Wallpp asks if they just had their first quarrel and Mrs Blase confirms with a witty reflection on faith.
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Wallpp
Blase
City election to decide wet or dry issue in May
After a Fresno conference between Irving Bristol of the Anti Saloon League and local church ministers, the wet dry question will go before voters again at the May city election. San Francisco restaurant owners plan to curb expo prices by advertising that meals during the 1915 exposition will not be charged at excessive rates.
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Fresno
Irving Bristol
Anti-Saloon League
San Francisco
Free land law advice from Barstow Printer
The notice offers free guidance on land laws and final proof to save money, inviting readers to call or write Barstow Printer for advice.
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Barstow
Notice of Delinquent Assessment Sale for Allasta Mining Co
The Allasta Mining Company announces a delinquent assessment sale for stock on which assessments levied December 19, 1912 remain unpaid. The notice lists the amounts owed by respective shareholders at principal place of business Los Angeles California in room 608 W Hellman Building.
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Allasta Mining Company
W. Hellman
Los Angeles
Cal
Notice of Homestead Final Proof for Henry F. Anders
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Los Angeles Calif January 24 1913 notice that Henry F Anders of 1257 5th St San Bernardino California who on July 1 1911 made Homestead Entry No 013603 for SW14 Section 4 Township 6N Range 2W 8th B Meridian has filed intention to make Final Commutation Proof to establish Register and Receiver at Los Angeles on March 7 1913 at 10 o clock a m Claimant witnesses Charles L Anders Frank C Schmitendorf both of San Bernardino Abraham L Overholt John C Turner both of Victorville First Pub January 31 Last pub February 28
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Puuusner
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Los Angeles
California
Henry F. Anders
5Th St
San Bernardino
Calif
Meridian
Register and Receiver
United States Land Office
Charles L. Anders
Frank C. Schmitendorf
Cal
Abraham L. Overholt
John C. Turner
Victorville
Frank Buren
Register
Bonanza King mine idle brief resumption planned
The Bonanza King mine has shut down for a short period but expects to restart work soon. Several miners reported recent activity on nearby sites including Copper World and Tim Nay prospects. A gas engine sale in Barstow is advertised.
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Mark Neumier
Copper World
Joe Spencer
Tim Nay
Los Angeles
Steve Morse
White Mill
John Domingo
Walter R. Fales
Belle Gilroy
Joe Boylan
Jack Hopkins
Louise
Tom Madden
Clipper Mountain
Adam Blitzer
Final Proof Notice at Land Office
Persons making proof at the Land Office must be there promptly an hour advertised or they may be put off for a few days to allow others to fill dates.
Notice of Assessment for California-Nevada Exploration Co
Board levies assessment No. 11 of one half of a cent per share on capital stock payable immediately to Wilkie P. Garrison. Unpaid shares by February 10, 1915 become delinquent and sold March 1, 1913 at 2 p.m. to cover the assessment plus costs. Published January 10, 17, 24, 31, February 7.
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California-Nevada Exploration Company
Raymond Avenue
City of
Pasadena
County of
Los Angeles
State of California
Wilkie P. Garrison
South
California
Kramer Notes Social Evening And Visitors In Kramer
A musical entertainment was given Sunday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Young with music by Mr. Weathford of San Pedro and the Youngs. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Weathford and others from Monrovia and Barstow. A separate gathering Saturday was hosted by the Youngs with several Barstow and Kramer residents present.
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Young
B. F. Gauldin and Son
Mabel Hanes
Barstow
L. Dodson
Belle Moore
J. Bradley
Evans
Los Angeles
Kramer
Johannesburg
A. E. Cronenwett
Kramer Mercantile Co
Monrovia
Edward F. Hobson
San Francisco
Earl Hobson
Hobson
Frisco
B. F. Gouldin
Dodsor
R. Scott
Pat O'Malley
I. J. Baguley
Hinkley Happenings New Settlers Near Rich Valley
Notable arrivals and ongoing improvements mark a spring surge in Hinkley. Dr. Badgley moves to his newly purchased O Neill ranch, while Axtell, Petre, and others prepare land for alfalfa and windbreaks. New residents from Spokane and Glendale begin work on the Dr. Bagley and Violet ranch areas as the town anticipates growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkley
T. W. Jones
Spokane
Wash
Violet Ranch
Henry Harlow
Herbert Schisler
San Dimas
Douglas Place
C. Hr. Malmsburg
Glendale
Dr. Bagley Place
Railroad and Mining Machinery For Sale
Complete soft ore crushing plant with crusher ore feed and filtrating tanks powered by a 20 hp gas engine. Includes 14,000 ft of 16 lb steel rail with fish plates and ties, two 5 ton center dump cars, boilers engines stacks shafting belts hoists and cables, 1000 ft steel rail and ore car, deep well pumps and a spring wagon. Timber and lumber offered cheap. Mills boilers tanks engines may be bought separately.
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H.p
H.p. Fairbanks-Morse
Paris Flood Fears Rise Near 1910 Marks
Paris districts fret as the Seine reaches within six feet of the 1910 flood line. Montana Governor Stewart signs equal suffrage bill set for a general election vote. Notable mentions include Joseph R. Wilson’s Senate Secretary bid and rising German medical costs.
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Seine
Paris
Stewart
Montana
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