Temporary Injunction Served on Miners in Randsburg
Judge Rex Goodwell issued the first in the silver camp a temporary injunction restraining the International Diamond Drill and Contracting Company from operating a diamond drill on grounds claimed by the Kelly mine. The order lists defendants to appear before the Superior Court to show cause why the injunction should not be made permanent. The piece notes the case’s publicity, the lodging plans for Kelly mine workers, and mentions tensions with I. W. W. members amid water shortages and local mining activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Wray
Rex Goodwell
San Bernardino County
International Diamond Drill and Contracting Company
Kelly
John J. Nosser
Rex Goodcell
J. P. Wilson
Chris Lindsay
C. L. Dignowitty
Chas. P. Flynn
John W. Kelly
Richard Roe John Doe
Peter Poe
F. E. Barton
C. V. Anderson
Cai. Rand Silver Co
Kelly Company
W. H. William
Edith N. Coons
Jd. M. Jamison
Alfred Harrell
T. Grady
Goodcell
Randsburg
Tom Quinn
Changes Made In Kelly Mine
Randsburg July 27 State Mining Inspector Gebb spent days at the Kelly mine directing reforms or closure while praising the Coyote mine for top and underground work. Supt Fox takes charge. Bill Nelson leads water development and mill plans. Chas Knight shifts to executive duties. Black Hawk sale progresses to a syndicate.
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Randsburg
Gebb
Kelly
Coyote
Supt. Fox
Rand
Bill Nelson
Chas. Knight
Executive Department
Los Angeles
D. A. Blue
Black Hawk Gold
Barstow Center Largest County in United States
Barstow arms the claim as the United States largest county with 12 912 006 acres and a rich mineral sector. Eastern Barstow shows diverse mining and farming, especially alfalfa and stock raising, amid a growing population and extensive rural land use.
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United States
San Bernardino
Riverside County
Kern
Los Angeles
Riverside
Santa Fe
Salt Lake
Daggett
Hinkley
Newberry
Yermo
Mojave River
Barstow
Victorville
California
Kramer Oil Camp Expands as Drilling Nears Begins
The Kramer Consoli dated Oil Company camp at Kramer is growing with 15 residents as work accelerates toward drilling through cement. Inter state Oil must prove oil exists in commercial quantities. locals believe oil is in the district. New arrivals include Mr. and Mrs. Sutton and Mrs. Sutton notes a new man joined the crew. Residents include Mr. and Mrs. Garrett since February and Mrs. Floreman and Mrs. Kimbal visiting while husbands develop the well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramer Consolidated Oil Company
Interstate Oil Company
L. E. Garrett
C. E. Sutton
Let's Co-operate More With Forest Service Advice
Cheerful forest lovers are urged to cooperate with Forest Service staff when vacationing. Rangers guard property from fire, improve trails and lines, and provide information. Sign the ranger station register, share party names, vehicle number, camp location, and planned stay.
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Forest Service
Nata Fe Clerks Lose Vacations With Pay
Santa Fe clerks oppose a headquarters order abrogating vacation with pay. Workers in many firms value this benefit as employer appreciation, which boosts morale and efficiency. Most big firms offer paid vacations. hope remains that corporations will restore the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nata Fe
Santa Fe
Los Angeles Power Grab Sparks State Amendment Plan
The piece questions Los Angeles attempts to control California power sites and urges staying quiet until after the state election. It notes voters may oppose the city’s tactics and mentions plans to seek a constitutional amendment to curb such grabs if adopted.
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Los Angeles
National Old Trail and Mojave Road Funding Plan
Twenty million dollars, the largest single yearly federal outlay on Pacific Coast state highways and post roads, will be spent this season across Washington through New Mexico. Western states will match the total with roads planned to be 20 feet wide and six inches of concrete, heavier than prior state highway constructions.
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Pacific Coast
Washington
Oregon
California
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
Idaho
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Fruit and vegetable carload shipments surge past last year
Shipments of carload fruits and vegetables through July 2 total 598 524 compared with 315 597 in the same period last season as freight costs rise. Department of Agriculture Market Report notes shipments nearly double the prior period despite rate increases.
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Department of Agriculture
Q1st Division Reunion Plans in Los Angeles
An effort to gather every veteran of the 1st Division not hospitalized or married to attend the annual reunion in Los Angeles on September 24th and 25th began this week with a company of newspaper men enlisting to spread news of the arrangements. Special railroad rates are being arranged, distinguished guests invited, and regimental banquets and entertainments planned.
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Los Angeles
California almond farmers press Senate for higher tariff
In San Francisco on July 26 farmers facing a record almond harvest urge the Senate to grant a minimum protective duty of five cents on unshelled and fifteen cents on shelled almonds after House rejection of tariff relief.
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San Francisco
California
House of Representatives
Senate
Judge Septimus J Hanna Dies In Pasadena At 77
Pasadena July 24 Judge Septimus James Hanna head of the Massachusetts Metaphysical College and longtime Pasadena resident died at his home early today He was 77 and survived by a widow He succeeded Mrs Mary Eddie as head of the Christian Science church.
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Pasadena
Septimus James Hanna
Massachusetts Metaphysical College
Mary Eddie
Christian Science Church
Barstow and the Santa Fe Railway Move Talks
Barstow leaders, the western division of the Santa Fe Railway, and the State Railway Commission discuss moving Barstow’s business section south of the freight tracks to gain more trackage. George Butler is rumored to plan property sales to Santa Fe, while officials debate a foot-for-foot swap with business street owners. Contemplated improvements include Imperial Utilities plant relocation, new water mains, a reservoir, and Interstate Telephone expansion. A proposed vehicle bridge over the yard cut could shift auto traffic away from Barstow’s business district, with debate on the best bridge location near the west end to avoid railroad crossings.
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Barstow
Western Division
The
Santa Fe Railway Company
State Railway Commission
George Butler
Butler
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Company
Chamber of Commerce
Imperial Utilities Company
Williams
Interstate Telephone Company
Harvey House
Mojave Road
Parstow
Desert Land Entry Allowed Near Barstow and Hinkley
George R. Wickham of the General Land Office in Washington approves John Neft Ropps second desert land entry for 160 acres near Barstow, pending field service approval. Ropps previously abandoned due to water conditions. Time extended to September 22, 1922 for Rolly B. Holton to 320 acres near Hinkley in San Bernardino County.
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George R. Wickham
General Land Office
Washington
John Neft Ropps
Barstow
Field Service
Ropps
Rolly B. Holton
Hinkley
San Bernardino County
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Desert
Currie & Dulgar
Bakersfield
Tonopah
Randsburg Athletic Club
Jack Moran
Charley Mannin
Kelly Mine
Ed Holloway
Biljo
Stringer
Baltic
Chas Norman
Calbert
Black Hawk
Butte
Val Schmidt
Vienna
Justice Maginnis
Bishop
Sleepy Hollow Troop I
Kern County Boy Scout
Willets
Kern River
P. A. Dinsmore
Daniel
Norman Gunderson
D. L. Myers
Walter Hicks
Chas Taylor John White
Manuel Rodrigues
Fred Riscaldo
Virginia
Fred Rose
Mrs. Rose
Jack Dempsey
Kramer
L.A
L. A
Naud Fe Company
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