Silver output rises in February worldwide
Mexico produced 12 717 000 oz of silver in February, boosting world totals to 21 849 000 oz for the month. United States April output reached 4 704 000 oz while Canada and Peru showed March and April results, as the Railroad Commission of California stamps official notice dated April 29 1930.
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BY Arnold
Shorty” Cantlon
Louis Schneider
Lou Meyer
Bill Cummings
Richfield
United States
Billy Arnold
Pete DePaolo
Mexico
United
States
Canada
Peru
American Bureau of Metal Statistics
Railroad Commission OF the
State OF California
Natural Gas Corporation OF California, Ltd
Barstow
California
Railroad Commission of
Whitesell
Railroad Commission
San Francisco
H. G. Mathewson
Making Repairs Without Interrupting Power Service
The Southern Sierras Power Company reports a method for hot line repairs saving time and money. On May 19 BE. B. Cox and Frank Perham cut 83 kv jumpers to Hicks Substation while keeping main line active. Nine insulators were replaced on the stub line, with a system refeed. Estimated total saving reached 1675 dollars plus shorter travel, fewer man hours, and reduced transformer bank downtime.
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F. J. Goellner
Southern Sierras Power Company
Barstow
BE. B. Cox
Frank Perham
Riverside
Hicks
Ttig
Local visitors and residents gather around Minneola
Minneola sees a sequence of visits as Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wooldridge of Lakeport spend time on the RE M Wooldridge place. J B Dodson and son Claire from Alhambra plan to reside on the Wooldridge place to oversee fruit and poultry. Several Los Angeles visitors and Hollywood guests call on friends here, with Mary Haimut staying to spend the week. Teachers Miss Lewis and Miss Scott hosted a dinner for 28 pupils at Cliff House and recount an enjoyable evening of games after a multi course meal.
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Joseph Wooldridge
Lakeport
RE. M. Wooldridge Place
J. B. Dodson
Claire
Alhambra
Dodson
Wooldridge Place
F. M. Molby
Wyatt
Bell
Mrs. Glverovitch
Los Angeles
Lucy
Mary
Helen
Mark Rusetch
Haimut-Skobel Ranch
Paul Haimut
Thurlough Morse
Charles
Hollywood
Lewis
Miss Scott
Minseola
Newberry
Cliff House
Silver Breaks to New Level on Chinese Demand
Silver surged to a new low in New York trading at 37 4 3 4 cents, surpassing the prior record from March 4. Officials attributed the drop to China’s shrinking rice crops boosting imports and foreign balances, while weak Chinese currencies reflected broader market stress.
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New York
China
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