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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1915
Page
2
Barstow Printer offers a new edition of Wilsons Mining Laws as a premium with one year subscription at $2 in advance. Supplies are limited, so subscribe now to receive the mining laws and mining paper for a full year.
Monday six ton trucks from San Francisco travel to lead and carbonate mines forty miles from Zalin ski on the F C railway passing Barstow. John Salisbury of San Francisco owns the property and C EF Young contracts ore transport to Zabriski for Salt Lake shipment. Eleven trucks total haul six tons each, two trips daily. Two Loco mobiles two Whites one Packard and two Macks lead the convoy. One year contract marks a new epoch in Desert Empire mining as auto track opens up previously inaccessible rich camps.
Mr. Butts displays rich gold ore from a new Ord district strike. The Alvord mine near Yermo plans a waterless process to treat 150 tons daily, claiming profits of 3 or 4 dollars per ore and promising many machines will arrive in the area.
A delinquency notice is issued by F M Burbank secretary at rooms 803 to 805 Grant Building corner 4th and Broadway Los Angeles California.
Real estate offer highlights deeded lands offered at prices cheaper than government land filings. No specific locations or parties named.
The Barstow Printer advertises a subscription for two dollars per year offering readers ongoing access to local news and features.
A visitor describes crowds at the San Diego Fair on the Fourth, noting heavy attention to county exhibits Alameda Tulare Kern and a $2,000,000 Oakland municipal building model. She recalls oil displays a Jersey cow milking scene and an organ recital, praises fireworks but finds Saturday night better, and hints at writing about her county next.
The Colorado river bridge near Needles received a federal contract for 74250 dollars with total costs around 80000 dollars. The county pays 6750 dollars for the structure benefiting Southern California and the Desert Empire.
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