Notice Delinquent Assessment Sale Postponed to May 18 1912
Delinquent stock at the office of the corporation in Los Angeles will be sold to cover unpaid assessments plus advertising costs. Shares listed include multiple owners and amounts. Sale originally set for March 20 1912 is postponed to April 19 1912 and then to May 18 1912 at 10 oclock a m in room 554 0 W Hellman Building 411 South Main Street Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BF. P. Vorhine
Cs Ccs
Lda KB. Wachob
Minnie I. Wenzel
Wharton
H. A. White
M. S. Wilson
Jonas Wise
Wright
Cc. W. Foote
Atlasta Mining Company
Tellman
Los Angeles
Cal
Ainsworth
Susannah Allspach
Ni. Amick
Eee Eens
Benner
Brewer Ee
Mrs. BR. Brockamp Cc. Brown
Miss L
R. Ki. Burbank
Edward Chandler
A. Cooc
Peter Aeneeea
Ertguyats Te
Philip Friedel Epee Eenne
Ww. Fuller
Minnie Kk. Fuller Ween Ae
M. Garver
Samuel Graft Boner Eerne
August Grandek Eee
It. Graavgs
D. Graves
Ceeves
R. Hyver
Jacob Hoffman
Frank Acer
Usesese
J. E. Holt
le. M. Holt
J A. Holzberger
A M. Hood
C. M. Jones
Oo. F. Kendie
K. I Knapp
Een Eens
F. Jd
Carl Latterner
Jacob Latterner
Rheinhard Latterner
K. H. Laybourn
KK. Teeds Ev
Edward Leiss
Oliver Lindsay
Mrs. H. R. Lowry
Geo, Lubberger
M.rs. Macdonald
James Maher
Clara Maier Seve Veerees
Isaac Marshall Ee Tert Ee
Wm. Martindale Wets
Mather
Chris McAllister
R. McCann
Asee Ween
J S McCarty
M. Ey. McGrath
Esere
Leone McGuire
M. M. McLaren
Seren
Woodbury
Anna Parent Ce
Geo. W. Rose
Cora B. Rossiter
Sheen
Irene Rowland
Q J. Rowley
A. B. Ruggles
John Sabo
Sebald Sare Neem
H B
Helen Shaffer
An Sharkey
Clara E. Sledd
Geo. A. Mith
EB. Stueber
Ray J. Stumpf Ee
Mrs. E. M. Taylor
Ada H. T
Alice Cc. Tibbot
Ethel Cc Tibbot
J. Tibbot Weet
J. Ww. Tibbot
Nin Tibbot
Michael
Oohey
Alonzo Amstot van Ank
A. M. Vorhis
Coal Lands
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Los Iungeles
California
Charles Hall Barnes
Judson
Calif
B. Meridian
Register and Receiver
United States Land Office
William Scoble
George M. Swarthout
Marion Harding
Marion L. Harding
Frank Buren
Register
Barstow Local Notes and Notices
Pat Zanini returns from Modesto on business at the machine shop. Henderson's introduces New Fancy Eastern Full Cream Cheese. Miss Leona Mitchell to return from Los in a few days. E R Waite visits son in Los progressing at Pacific Electric Shops. American Oil Co plans drilling soon. Former Supervisor Judge West dies at 54. Mrs Currier in Oregon authorizes sale or lease of Barstow business lots. Starnacle builds 4 room West Barstow house ready for tenant. Samuel Bayliss badly cuts left hand at belt. to be treated in Barstow. Read the Barstow Registration list and Who's Who. Mrs Barrett ill. Santa Fe adds 20 locomotives for fast fruit trains. Mrs Dillingham visits Miss Jean in Los. Preparing for 4th July in Barstow. R B Flenniken in Barstow on business. Elegant invitations and letter heads offered at Printer. Relinquishment adjoining Barstow land and cottage with water is a bargain. See Nicklin the Printer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Zanini
Modesto
Henderson’s
Leona Mitchell
Los
E. R. Waite
Pacific Electric
American Oil Co
Judge West
Judge Currier
Oregon
Nicklin
Barstow
Lubin Henderson
Tom Barrett
Santa Fe
R. M. Dillingham
Miss Jean
R. B. Flenniken
Oro Grande
Johnson Backed by Progressive Seeks Roosevelt as Republican Choice
Gov. Johnson described as honest business administrator backs Roosevelt as the best available Republican candidate. He attacks the machine that opposed him while noting public support for Hiram Johnson and Theodore Roosevelt amid intra party divides.
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Gov. Johnson
California
Roosevelt
Johnson
Hiram
Teddy
Political Pointers on Recall and Presidential Favoritism
California attorney general relief on jury duty sparked debate though recall votes and Taft’s stance were cited. Roosevelt supporters urge vote for Teddy, praising his popularity, reform stance, and machine-free path to win California. Clark favored as Democratic frontrunner.
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California
Arizona
Taft
Otis
L. A. Times
B. Sun
The
Machine
Teddy
Champ Clark
LaFollette
Teddy Roosevelt
Stove Wood for Sale in Barstow
Dry mesquite stove wood for sale cheaper than coal. Prompt delivery by mail card. John Starnacle Barstow May 3.
Yucca Club event notices and mesa activities in ORO GRANDE
Mrs Job H Wroughton hosts an apple party and mesa shower in Crystal Valley while Mrs James Peden plans a First Settlers Roundup with historic favors. Mrs Gregory hosts a Cave Dinner and desert hunting party with a men’s smoker and prize. Gunny Sack Ball prizes exceed $100. Stanley H Trummond arrives March 23 to plant 250 apple trees and clear land by April 27 in 1912. he is 16 turning 17, grandson of Col B E Douglass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job H. Wroughton
Crystal Valley
Mesa
James Peden
Gregory
Stanley H. Trummond
Stanley
Col. B. E. Douglass
Riverside
Social Evening Honors Beatrice Sloan and Charlotte Martindale
Miss Mary Templeton hosted a social event honoring Beatrice Sloan and Charlotte Martindale with roses for each guest. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Chas Barnes and Geo Deskins, with consolations to Nellie Sloan and Fred Schneider. Attendees included many named guests and hosts, a later notice mentions Mrs. Geo Hart hosting a club gathering and upcoming dances and whist socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Templeton
Beatrice Sloan
Cleveland
Tenn
Charlotte Martindale
L. A
Punch
F. McDonald
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. H. Young
Plotner of
Hinkley
B. C. Anderson
W. M. Dutton
Victorville
North Barstow
T. G. Nicklin
Emily Gentzer
B. Lamantain
D. D. Connell
Ira
New Roundhouse
New House
Ramon F. Siqueiros
Lubin J. Henderson
Bagdad- Chase Mill
J. H. Flint
Chas. E. Williams
BH. R. Waite