California News Briefs From Across the State
Indeterminate parole for con man Fred Mayen in Los Angeles. Twenty five hands flee the barkentine City of Sydney at San Francisco harbor bound for Bristol Bay. Oriental Degree Odd Fellows parade in Santa Ana hosted by Naomi Sanc torum No 212. In 1922 California children totalled 2 749 forced into labor per state public instruction. San Francisco chamber chartered a special train to Mexico City for goodwill. Santa Fe Springs prepares a 49 era rodeo May 4 5 6. Over 5 000 attend Los Angeles mortuary opening for growing black population. High gold ore found at Madrone near San Jose to be mined for smelting in San Francisco. Eureka Smelting and Mining plans a 2500 ton daily smelter costing 2 500 000. Bank of Monterey merges with Valley Bank of Fresno and eight branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin
Fred Mayen
Los Angeles
Mayen
Barkentine
Sydney
San Francisco
Bristol Bay
Bristol Bay Packing Company
Santa Ana
California
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Mexico City
Santa Fe Springs
O’connell
Madrone
San Jose
Eureka Smelting and Mining Company
Bank of Monterey
Coast
Valley Bank of Fresno
Infant revived after apparent death dies hours later
A newborn in Detroit was allegedly pronounced dead shortly after birth but revived with adrenaline and lived six hours before dying again. The medical community is examining the case and its implications for resuscitation practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Miss Anna Cummings Sets Fifty Hour Dance Record
San Antonio dancer Miss Anna Cummings traveled far to break a long distance record by dancing for fifty consecutive hours. Her remarkable feat drew attention from local spectators and spotlighted endurance in a celebratory event across New York venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anna Cummings
San Antonio
Texas
Production of Excellence Quote by Atkin
A concise aphorism from Atkin extols excellence as a goal, noting that the chief barrier is the ease of producing merely good results. It frames diligence and high standards as essential to superior output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkin
Truth and tact in speaking may offend some, says Horne
Bishop Horne notes that truth spoken without offense to all is nearly impossible. He urges study of careful expression to avoid needless offense while conveying honest meaning. His remark frames a timeless challenge for principled communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP. Horne
More Painful Mortifications Than Real Calamities
An aphorism attributed to Goldsmith highlights that self-inflicted shame and social embarrassment often sting deeper than actual disasters, suggesting inner turmoil eclipses external misfortune in human experience.
Edwin S Van Galder Homestead Claim in Water California
Edwin S Van Galder of Water California filed notice of intention to make eight year final proof to establish his homestead claim for NW14 section 27 township 9 north range 8 east on the Los Angeles land office. He will appear with witnesses Elza Burkhardt Arthur Osborn Ami Dorrance and Frank Shewman all of Water California at 9 A.M. on June 7 1923 before the Register and Receiver. Non coal no withdrawals. Dudley S Valentine Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Edwin S. van Galder
Water
Calif
B.M
A. S. Land Office
Calfornia
Elza Burkhardt
Arthur Osborn Ami Dorrance
Frank Shewman
Dudley S. Valentine
Register
Notice for Public Land Claim by Doty in California
Department of the Interior notice lists John Henry Doty of Barstow California who filed intent to make Soldiers final three year proof to establish his claim on SE1-4 Sec 6 and NE1-4 Sec 7 T D R 47 F E M D M. The hearing occurs before the U S Commissioner in San Bernardino on June 1 1923 with witnesses including Sadie B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Jvy Land Office
Independence
Caifornia
John Henry Doty
Barstow
California
Dls
Barstow Officials Public Notice Names Four Residents
Barstow California residents Milo L. Pence Charles W. Hopkinson Clarence T. Cleland and Pence appear in a public notice listing non coal and no withdrawals. Oliver C. Harper, Register, notes first publication April 26 1923 and last publication May 24 1923.
Desert Land Notice for Van Dyke Claim Near Daggett
Department of the Interior notices Mary S. Van Dyke of Daggett California filed no intention to make final proof for Desert Land Entry 031161 in Section 15 Township 9 North Range 1 East San Bernardino Merid ian. Final proof set for May 31 1923 before H W Phipps U S Commissioner at San Bernardino. Witnesses: Dix Strong Van Dyke George Wesley Golden James Lucas Homer C C Ryerson all of Daggett California. First published April 26 1923 last May 24 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Los Angeles
California
Mary S. van Dyke
Daggett
Calif
Desert land proof notice for Carmine Lotito LA
Land Office Los Angeles notices Carmine Lotito of 6690T Comege St Los Angeles California who filed Desert Land Entry No 027591 for SW1 4 Sec 82 Tp 10N R 3W S B M to make final desert proof before Register and Receiver on May 22 1923 at 9 AM Witnesses include William J Burger Giovani Guglielmo Otto F Schaffer Gioiella Lotito Dudley S Valentine Public notice published April 19 1923 and last May 17 1923
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Los Angeles
Cal
Ap l
Carmine Lotito
Comege St
Recciver
CU. &. Land Office
William J. Burger
Giovani Guglielmo
Otto F. Schaffer
Glendale
Gioiella
Gioiella Lotito, Los Angeles Cal. Dudley S. Valentine
Register
Desert land final proof notice for Lila A. Smith
Department of the Interior notice from Independence California on April 7 1923 states Lila A Smith of Los Angeles has filed intent to make final desert land proof for NE1 4 Sec 10 Tp 12N R 17E SB M. The hearing before U S Commissioner San Bernardino California on May 22 1928. Witnesses Lavina Massie Howard Folke Napoleon G Pitts Alfred Summers Oliver C Harper. First pub 4 19 28 last 5 17 23. Non coal. No withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Independence
California
Lila A. Smith
Los Angeles
S.B.M
United States
San Bernardino
Lavina Massie
Howard Folke
Napoleon G. Pitts
Alfred Summers
Pasadena
Calif
Oliver C. Harper
Sheriffs Sale Decree In San Bernardino County 1923
In the Superior Court San Bernardino California Fannie Shaffer sues Wm C Kerckhieff H S Funk Dix Van Dyke and others. By order of sale and decree of foreclosure dated June 13 1921 the sheriff will sell Daggett Ranch Company property including the north half of section 22 township 9 north range 1 east to satisfy plaintiff's judgment with interest and costs. Sale set for May 21 1923 at 11:00 AM at the court house east door San Bernardino. Dated April 1923 W A Shay sheriff deputy Allen. Publication dates April 26 and May 17 1923.
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State of California
County of
San Bernardino
Fannie Shaffer
Wm. C. Kerckhieff
van Dyke
H. S. Funk
Hannah Selina Glendenning
Rhea
Joseph Rhea
Lina Marian Rhes
Dix
Dix S. van Dyke
Mary S van Dyke
Minnie Dieterle
Dieterle Daggett Ranch Company
Frank Ryerse
IP. S
Daggett Ranch Company
Id Court
Funk
Pexs
Mary S. van Dyke
Daggett Ranch Company, & Corporation
Daggett Land Company
Court House
County of San Bernardino
Califorpia
United States
W. A. Shay
WDFF
Allen
Desert land final proof notice for Kittie J. Dail
Department of the Interior notices Kittie J. Dail of San Diego to appear for final proof on land in Township 10 South Range 3 West near Los Angeles. Witnesses listed include Olive Adams and Annie M. Phillips of Hinkley. Public notice first May 10 1923 with last publication June 14 1923.
Soldier’s final proof sought on Barstow homestead land
Department of the Interior notice names George Jauslin of Barstow California, who filed march 6 1922 for homestead W4s in township 9 north range 2 west 8 continuing to final three year soldier’s proof set for June 12 1928 before H W Phipps at Lancaster California.Witnesses listed include Warner T Bogenrife Frank Marston Flora S Marston Eliza Janalin all of Barstow California. First publication May 10 last publication June 7 1923.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Offce
Los Angeles
Cal
George Jauslin
Barstow
Calif
B. Meridian
H. W. Phipps
United States Commissoner
Lance Calif
Warner T. Bogenrife
Frank Marston
Flora S. Marston
Eliza Janalin
Batatow
Nowcoal
Dudley S. Valentine
Navajo lode mining patent application in Independence Calif
Notice in the U S Land Office Independence California reports Edward J Grady of Santa Monica has filed for a patent on 20.503 acres of the Navajo lode claim in Rand Mining District San Bernardino County. The location sits 3880 ft N and 1117.51 ft S of a discovery monument with adjoining claims Red Mountain Cross and Navajo Fraction. Publication spans March 3 1923 to May 10 1923 with the certificate recorded in Book 54 Page 105. Interested adverse claimants must file protests in Independence.
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United States Land Office
Independence
California
Edward ‘J. Grady
Santa Monica
Californian
San Bernardino County
Office
The
Register of Independence Land District
Red Mountain Cross
Oliver C. Harper
Register U. S. Land Office
Notice of Forfeiture on Lucky Boy Mine in Kern County
Co owners G Illingwortits and Y B Petersiin notify J M Rice that annual labor for 1913 1914 1915 1916 1920 1921 totaling six hundred dollars has been performed. If contribution is not made within ninety days, Rice’s interest will vest in the co owners under Section 2324 Revised Statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Rice
Rand
Kern
State of California
Kern County
United States
G. Illingwortiits Y. B. Petersiin
Men s U S Army Munson last shoes sale
U S DISTRIBUTING & SALES CO offers Munson last work shoes at $2.95 in sizes 5 1 2 to 12. Sold at nearly half price from a manufacturer desperate for cash. Heavy stitching chrome brown leather, ideal for workers who stand all day. Pay $2.95 on delivery or by money order. refunds issued if not satisfied.
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U. S. Army
U. S. Distributing & Sales CO
West 2210 Street
New York
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U. S
U.S. Land Office
Kittie J. Dail
Bancroft
San Diego
Wis
Oivilie H. Plum
Enoch H. Harris
Olive Adams
Annie M. Phillips
Hinkley
Dudley
Valentine
Anuticome No
Chevrolet
Central Garage
Sos
R. R. Men
Needles
Bakersfield
Harstow
Lubin J. Henderson
Barstow, Cal
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