Napa postmaster to assume duties June first
James Gillies named Napa postmaster will take office June 1. The item highlights other California notes including fires, deaths, crime, and various local developments across counties such as Napa, Colusa, Siskiyou, Tulare, and Los Angeles. It notes large forest fires, hotel plans, and road work.
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James Gillies
Napa
Sterling
Colusa County
Siskiyou County
E. O. Larkins
Tulare
Kings
Kern
Visalia
David L. Aitken
Hayward
David Solari
Petaluma
J. M. Howell
Red Bluff
Tehama County
Plains
Marysville
Betty Williams
Fred Williams
el Centro
Nick Gori
Stockton
University of Utah
Uroville
Joseph Alonzo
Yolo
A. Andregg
Martinez
Orinda Park
Yuba County
San Francisco
Amador County
Jackson
United States Army
Citizens
del Monte
Davis College of Agriculture
University of California
Oakland
Tony Crossi
Fresno
Henry Menzoni
Novato
George Lister
American Express Company
Sausalito
Elmer Smith
Dewey Eldridge
Diamond Station
Aldorado County
Lake Tahoe
Department
The
American Legion
Santa Cruz
Monterey
Frederick Douglas Cloud
American Committee For the Relief of
Berkeley
Cloud
A. F. O’connor
Mill Valley
Saugalito
Board of Trustees
J. A. Hannon
O’connor
T. F. Douglass
Klamath River Highway
Forest Service
Walker
Hamburg Road
Scott River Canyon
McBride
Klamath River
California
C. B. Pinkham
California State Homeopathic Medical Society
Riverside
E. P. Clark
Los Angeles
Lillian Boldemann
Guy E. Manning
Sodium compounds production and boron minerals 1923 data
The 1923 US production of natural sodium compounds totaled 59,440 short tons valued at 1,775,940. Main outputs included soda ash and bicarbonate from Cartago Keeler Inyo CA hydrated soda from Green River WY Glauber’s salt from Casper WY borax from Trona and Kee ler Inyo CA and trona from Cartago Kee ler Inyo CA and San Bernardino. Boron minerals reached 129,400 short tons valued at 3,988,770 with borax from Trona and colemanite from Death Valley Junction Lang and Las Vegas Moapa area. Potential sodium salt deposits may be developed at Clarkdale AZ Owens Lake Lone Pine Westend and Muree areas.
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United States
Department of the Interior
Lang
Las Vegas
Monoa
Cartago
Keeler
Inyo County
Calif
Green River
Sweetwater County
Wyo
MelWittrick
Kern County
Glauber
Casper
Trona
Iny County
Yrona
San Bernardino
Death Valley Junction
Frm
Moapa
Ney
Clarkdale
Ariz
Owens Lake
Lone Pine
Westend
Muree
California leads in platinum and allied metals
United States 1923 crude platinum output totaled 609 troy ounces with Alaska 7, California and Oregon 24, a drop from 1922’s 1,068 ounces. California’s share came largely from dredges in several counties. Oregon from beach mining near Pullards. Refiners bought 1,528 ounces from Alaska, 707 from California, and traces from Oregon and Washington, while 54,741 ounces were imported from abroad. The total recovered metals reached 49,797 ounces, down from 57,718 in 1922.
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United States
Alaska
California
Butte
Calaveras
Sacramento
Stanislas
Yuba
Shasta County
Trinity River
Trinity County
Oregon
Pullards
Coos County
Sixes
Josephine County
Ague
Tlinois
Washington
Columbia
Russia
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