Desert Pioneer Jonas B. Osborne Dies at Daggett
Obituary of Jonas B. Osborne born October 10 1831 Attica Genesee County New York who died Monday April 28 1918 at his Daggett home. He built fortunes from mines in Nevada California and Mojave including Eberhard Groom Tecopa and Old Mountain mines and a salt bed venture near Danby. He married Mary Murphy in 1907 and leaves son Julian Bertram Osborne. Burial by White and Platt in Daggett drew many from Barstow and nearby areas.
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Jonas B. Osborne
Daggett
Desert
Mr. Osborne
Attica
Genesee County
New York
San Joaquin Valley
Nevada
Osborne
White Pine County
Eberhard
Groom
Nye County
California
Tecopa
Old Mountain
Guggenheims
Mojave Desert
Danby
Mary Murphy
J. M. Murphy
Kingman
Arizona
Julian Bertram Osborne
Alvord
White & Platt
Barstow
Barstow Brevities and Local Happenings Summary
Barstow notes arrivals and visitors Mrs Wallace H Deskins from Needles visits sister Mrs Gouldin. Daggett residents Kil Hillis and Mrs Falconer and Mrs Mulcahy visit Barstow. Las Vegas dealer Lefurgey travels Daggett with cattle. Rancher Samuel Crooks reports flourishing alfalfa and hogs. Moon sends roses. McMullens return after sickness. Dillingham trips, weather fine. Brass builds shop. Kendrick reports Postal Telegraph line break near Cajon, repaired.
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C. EB. Burkhart
Death Valley
Falconer
James Mulcahy
Daggett
Kk. T. Hillis
Madama Hillis
Brass
San Bernardino
Gate City
Funk
Mr. Lefurgey
Las Vegas
Barstow
Samuel Crooks
Moon
Notice to Contractors for Barstow Catholic Church Bid
Bids will be received until May 15 1913 for construction of a frame Catholic church at Barstow Plans and specifications available at W J Kelley care of Holmes Supply Co Committee reserves right to reject any or all bids W J Kelley chairman L Kent Bryan P McBride committee
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Barstow
W. J. Kelley
Holmes Supply Co
L. Kent Bryan
P. McBride
Bacon Telegram Boosts California Good Roads Drive
A telegram to KK. T. Hillis, president of the local association, pledges victory this afternoon at five and promotes The Old Trails National Road. G. D. Hutchison spearheads the push, securing a desert route through Ludlow Daggett Barstow Oro Grande Victorville and Hesperia to link Washington D C to Los Angeles.
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KK. T. Hillis
Old Trails National Road
State of California
Washington, D. C
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Los Angeles
G. D. Hutchison
Hutchison
Ludlow
Daggett
Barstow
Oro Grande
Victorville
Hesperia
Election at Judge Carter’s office and schoolhouse polling places
The article urges every qualified voter to attend the May 6 election. Polls open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. in No. 1 precinct at Judge Carter’s office and No. 2 precinct at the schoolhouse.
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Judge Carter
Burglar Alarm Leads to Arrest at Store
R M Dillingham and his son Forst found two men inside the store after an alarm sounded Wednesday evening about 8 o'clock. The pair were taken into custody by Officer Wells and will face a preliminary hearing before Judge Carter at 3 o'clock today.
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R. M. Dillingham
Forst
Knights of Leisure
Mr. Dillingham
Barstow Bits and Local Notes On Illness and Events
I A Stephens of Los Angeles fell ill near Cottonwood and recovered at Melrose Hotel then returned home. John M Mahoney now lives near Bishop with Interstate Telegraph Co. Delos Trumble’s team was killed near Hinkley by the Angel. Mrs W J Evans visits Hinkley. Barstow Agents meet Barstow Shopmen at 3:50 Saturday on the diamond north of Williams Addition. Eri O Griffith suffers a serious leg fracture. hospitalized by Santa Fe. Schubert Concert Co. promises a strong show at Fletcher Opera House next Monday night. patrons urged not to miss it.
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I. A. Stephens
Los Angeles
Cottonwood
Melrose Hotel
John M. Mahoney
Barstow
Inyo Co
Bishop
Interstate Telegraph Co
Delos Trumble
Hinkley
Angel
W. J. Evans
Williams Addition
Eri. O. Griffith
Schubert Concert Co
Fletcher Opera House
Quicksilver Output Declines in California Mines 1912
Mineral Industry in California reports 1912 quicksilver production at 20 600 flasks valued $866 024 down from 1911’s 19 109 flasks at $960 205. The average price per flask fell 5.07, total value down 1.5 percent while quantity rose 7.8 percent. Eight counties produced, led by San Benito, Santa Clara, San Louis Obispo, Sonoma, Fresno, Napa, Lake and Trinity.
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California
Colusa
Santa Barbara
Fresno County
San Benito
Santa Clara
San Louis Obispo
Sonoma
Fresno
Napa
Lake
Trinity
County Flasks Val
Inc
Colusa San Ewe
Lakeeley
Louis Obispo
Eee
F. McN. Hamilton
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Pendleton & McBride Poe Barstow
Wallace H. Deskins
Needles
B. F. Gouldin
Melrose
OSE
M. Lowell
Barstow Drug Store
White, M.D
Pio
Barstow, Cal
Lubin J. Henderson
Ladies’ & Gent’s Tailor
Barstow, California
Dillingham's
Barstow McRae & CO
NEW Concrete
Mojave Valley
M.fletcher
al Jordan
Fairbanks-Morse
Murphy Bros
Hercules
DuPont
Red Cross
Cal
A. C. Wilson
P. O
C.E. Stauter
Santa Fe Gate
Harvey
Wm. T. Hendrey
Sloan & Hart Bldg
Inez
E. R. Waite
Calif