Mining interest grows across San Bernardino camps and districts
L. C. Main from Imperial Valley partners with Nevada engineer Cole to develop a milling plant near Randsburg and Red Mountain. They plan 100 tons daily with flotation or cyanide treatment and offer 3.50 per ton milling with 90 percent recovery while buying ore. Leasers like Al Sanderson and Joe Shea post strong returns from Ring Hole, and numerous camps including Soledad Mountain and Standard group attract new capital as Barstow-Mojave highway expands access and publicity boosts mining activity.
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Randsburg
Baratow
L. C. Main
Imperial Valley
Long Beach
Main
Nevada
Rademacher
Spangler
Garlock
Doran
Rand
al Sanderson
Joe Shea
Ring Hole
Fiddlers Gulch
Sanderson
Chevrolet
Atkinsons
Frank Weber
Charlie Norman
Norman
Dinny Holohan
Ofos Angeles
Alhambra Hill
Holohan
Colin
Barstow
Mojave
San Bernardino
Kern Counties
Boulder Dam
Soledad Mountain
Standard Group
Plute district rises amid Kernville mining revival
A dozen or more sets progress well as Plute moves toward becoming a larger district than in Gwynn days. Kernville camps return with high grade quartz and new pacering and hydraulic mining. Mrs Jack Potter visits Pomona while Miss Leaha Chapin visits Los Angeles and stays with her parents.
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Gwynn
Kernville
Leaha Chapin
Los Angeles
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Randsburd
Atolia
Red Mountain
Johanesbors Mining District
Jack Potter
Pomona
Bud Fissel
Ber
Fissel
Henderson’s
Union Barbers
Hubert W. Dodgen
American States Water Service Company
J. H. Benson
Barsto
Public Service
Alo
Emerson
McCormick — Deering
DUCO
Gilham’s
Millett’s Dining Room
Daggett, California
San Francisco
James Woods
Ernest Drury
Whitcomb
Civic Cente