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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
3
Dentists in Los Angeles plan a program at the Melrose Hotel from April 10 to May 1 focusing on pre-work on human teeth before returning them to normal usefulness.
The Kramer Consolidated Oil Co board on March 7 1911 levied an assessment of one fourth cent per share on capital stock payable to D F Wilson secretary at Room 408 Germain Building Los Angeles. Unpaid shares as of April 13 1911 will be delinquent and advertised for sale. those remaining unpaid by May 2 1911 at 2 PM will be sold to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
Public notice for Frank Buren registered on first publication March 17. The item records the official filing date and authority for the register.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Los Angeles California March 8 1911 notice is hereby given that George A Decrow of Victorville California who on February 16 1906 made Desert land Entry No 3196 Serial No 03161 for NE Section 12 Township 4 N Range 4 W 8th Principal Meridian has filed intention to make Final Proof to establish claim before U S Land Office at Los Angeles California on April 26 1911 Claimant witnesses James T Auchinachie Charles H Barnes Victorville California William Seoble M L Harding Judson California First Pub Mar 10 1911
Peter Defrain of Los Angeles filed notice of intention to make Final Commutation Proof for his Homestead Entry 01357 in N W 14 Section 14 Township 7 North Range 5 West S B Meridian. The proof is to be submitted before the U S Land Office in Los Angeles on April 11 1911 with witnesses Walter Eberhart Mary Eberhart Herman Charles and Marian B Huddlestone. First publication March 1051.
Barstow Printer editor praises the Mohave River Valley potential in fruit raising and low grade ore development. He cites water, cheap power, and regional prospects for mines and agricultural expansion.
Zinc and Tungsten Leadville returned to dumps where miners discarded zinc ore. Goodsprings saved only silver and lead and now work dumps for zinc. Barstow Printer will run assays for prospectors who submit samples.
Barstow California mining claim owners notify Mrs. M J Currier of a $50 share due for 1910 annual labor on Walkover Nos 1 2 3 and 4 in Barstow Mining District San Bernardino County. If not paid within 90 days of service or publication, ownership of the claims passes to the signatories James Honey Chas M Halford J R Halford C A Walker. Dated Barstow February 28 1911.
Several state courts have held water suppliers responsible in damages to matrons who contract typhoid fever from impure water. The rulings establish accountability for public health failures and set precedents for compensation to affected individuals.
The second installment of taxes for year 1910 11 is due at the San Bernardino office and becomes delinquent at 6 p.m. Monday April 24 with a 5 percent penalty on unpaid taxes. Bring your receipt for stamping. L A DeEsmond County Tax Collector. Pub Feb 10 to Apr 24.
Six claims in Soda Lake District San Bernardino 17 miles from Silver Lake and Manuel accessible by wagon road. Prospects include massive dykes with ledges and promising values. Water is plentiful near the property and a nearby smelter may operate, with ore hauling direct to the plant. For details contact Willis B. George 517 Hobart.
J W Robison of Silver Lake states he has expended 265.98 on labor and improvements for the Big Bonanza Eclipse Apex and Apex No 1 mining claims in Soda Lake District San Bernardino County California to hold them under US Statutes. If not paid within 90 days of service or publication, the co owner’s interest may vest in the claimant. First published March 17 1911.
The notice warns W D Walsh and heirs and assignees of a $118.35 labor and improvements claim on the Silver Lake mining property in San Bernardino County California. It cites Mining Records entries from March 138 1911 and January 7 1911 and requires payment within 90 days of service or publication, or else remedies and costs apply. Dated Silver Lake J W Robison first published March 17 1911 3m.
Tecopa and Zabriskie area firms employ about 100 men as Tecopa Consolidated plans a May 1 restart. Desert Hound Co reports ten men driving a 1800 foot tunnel at Scotty’s Canyon. Henry Lang acreage in Kingston Mountains purchased by Howard of Chicago signals planned development. Chas Murray to ship Old Sea Level Mine. Wm Gibbons opened promising ore body between Gunsight and Noon Day properties. Jack Baxter’s claims near Shoshone yielded a weak trial shipment. Hugh Fraser operates a well rated hotel between Barstow and Goldfield aiding travelers. Inyo county and Zabriskie remain dry.
The People of California greet defendant D H McClain and command appearance at the Ludlow Township Justice Court. Defendant must answer the complaint within five days after service within the same jurisdiction or ten days if served from outside the township but within the county. Justice Sara Reineath notes date Jan 27.
State of California San Bernardino County February 17 1911. To A M Chapman four hundred dollars in labor and improvements on the Desert Chief Fairview Princess Relief claims to hold premises under Section 23824 Revised Statutes and California laws for year ending 1910. If within ninety days after service or publication Chapman fails to contribute his portion, his interest will become the subscriber's under section 2324 C E Walker.
Estate of Y C Mosley notified that labor totaling 600 dollars in 1909 and 600 dollars in 1910 was expended on six Barstow District U S mining claims to hold title under U S and California law. If 400 dollars is not paid within 90 days, the co owners’ interests may vest in the undersigned. Dated Barstow January 3 1911. M J Smith and G B Parks registrars.
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