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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
5
Barstow California mail schedule notes dispatch times for westbound trains via Santa Fe and Union Pacific. Trains 1912 noon and 219 peasy are listed with closing times for dispatch to the west.
Sealed proposals due by 11 am on June 9 1930 for the purchase of Harper Lake School District bonds at par with 5 percent interest. Bonds dated July 1 1930, deliverable around July 1 1930, bids must include par and accrued interest and any premium. A 5 percent bid surety check required. District covers 84 square miles with valuation around 70660 and existing debt 1500. Board of Supervisors reserves right to reject bids. May 19 1930.
Heard at First and Main George strutted out in new White golfers with his young son and quipped My Daddy has a diper on.
Property owners in divisions statewide report notices demanding 5.00 for local improvements. The District Attorney's office investigates the company behind the notices. Authorities warn residents not to respond to these requests or send payment.
A new bridge project near Victorville will replace the existing structure with two fifty foot concrete spans on the south approach and four fifty foot concrete spans on the north approach. A two hundred seventy foot steel span will cross the river with an eighty four foot clear roadway. A detour to the west of the present bridge will carry traffic during construction and the detour road will have a nine percent grade.
Hearty cooperation with President Hoover to enlarge construction programs. State and local authorities plan highway improvement spending of 1.601 billion dollars in 1930, with 937.5 million on state highways and 663.7 million on local roads and bridges. Total planned mileage up 3,126 miles to 32,532. States maintain 281,393 miles, up 32,381. Regions by volume include Middle Atlantic 374.8 million, East North Central 303.7 million, West North Central 236.4 million, South Atlantic 182.9 million, West South Central 154.1 million, and Pacific 121.6 million.
Notice from the U S Land Office Los Angeles California dated April 15 1980 announces Henry W Britt of Daggett California applying for US patent to Argentum 1 2 and 4 lode mining claims in the Calico District San Bernardino County California Survey No 6062 Sections 10 15 14 T 10 N R 1 E B M with precise corner bearings and distances and note of adjoining claims Occidental No 1 and 2 Thunderer Veto and Bismark lodes. location notices recorded in Book 175 pages 33 34 35 with no withdrawals and not coal land.
Public notice of sale under writ of execution from the Superior Court of San Bernardino County. Homer C. Ryerson sues J L Chambers and Anna M Chambers. decree of foreclosure for mechanic's lien. $753.42 plus 7 percent interest and costs. Lands described as Lots 17 and 18, Block 4, Tract 1831. sale June 25, 1980 at 11:00 a m in front of the San Bernardino County Court House. Sheriff W A Shay directs sale to highest bidder for cash. First pub May 29, 1980.
Department of the Interior General Land Office Los Angeles May 9 1980 notice that John Christ Ozimek of Newberry California who filed for Homestead Entry No 046191 for W% Lots 1 2 NW Lot 2 SW Section 6 Township St Ranger E S B Meridian has filed intent to make final 3 year soldiers sailors proof to establish land claim before George Henderson notary Barstow June 20 1930 witnesses William E Storey P O Box 627 Barstow Jay Pickell Geo I Wheaton James A Sickner Box 627 Barstow Non Coal No Withdrawals LB B Smith Register May 15 to June 12
Gas is described as the most efficient fuel for home and industrial use. It combines economy with high heat content and cleanliness. The article notes automatic control and its role in over 20,000 operations, transforming cooking heating and refrigeration in modern homes.
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