Rand District Mining And Personal Trens
Randburg column by John C. Wray reports that the Coyote mine shipped ore to the smelter on Oct 29 30, contradicting claims of no ore. Updates on Yellow Aster Nancy Hanks La Mont Group lease status, Coyote development and schist formation, Baltic progress, and Little Butte mill setup amid compressor issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Wray
Randsburg
Cose Springs
Dr .Denton’s Hospital
Harrell
Nevada
Missouri
Nancy Hanks
la Mont
George Nicholson
Nancy Hanks and
Jay A. Carpenter
Coyote
Fox and Barrett
Foster
Barrett
Rand
Joburg
Baltic
P. A. Beverstock
Little Butte
Mit Beverstock
Mining Bureau Organized at Randsburg Rand district mining bureau formed
The Randsburg Mining Bureau has been formed to disseminate reliable mining information for the Rand silver zone. Jo P Carroll will serve as secretary and the by laws aim to advance legitimate development while discountenancing fraud and promoting cooperation with federal and state bureaus and commissions.
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Rand
Randsburg
Industrial Accident Comission
Corporation Commissioner
Start Drilling ESE Oil East of Barstow
The Western Pacific Oil Company reports the Manix area derrick in section 4 near Manix is completed. Machinery arrived via Barstow and will begin drilling by Monday, per field manager W. B. Wilhelm. Prospectors note oil seepage nearby, but the company must verify commercial quantity.
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Western Pacific Oil Company
Manix
Barstow
W. 8
Wilhelm
Barstow News Roundup of Local Notices and Ads
Business briefs report F G Mitchell arranging to move into an Ed Harris house in Williams addition while Pen promotes meats and sun day roast fixes. Miss Metzgar called east due to brother in law’s death. Barstow Garage ad invites auto orders. Osdick reports Coyote mine’s first war load of high grade ore shipped Sunday 29th. Ted Wallen’s ad satisfies local appetite. Mr and Mrs Lopez of Colorado new reps for Southern Sierras Power in Barstow. Hagerman sick in Victorville. Wright from Riverside assists Logan in new work. Miss Jean Dillingham now in Barstow. Barstow Bank manager Weld invites customers and offers safe deposit boxes. Congregational church ladies aid held cook food sale. Herbert Wall en route to Bakersfield visited. Hillis sister Bemus and child return to Los Angeles after fortnight desert stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lopez
Colorado
Southern Sierras Power Company
Barstow
Hagerman
Victorville
Wright
Riverside
Mr. Logan
Antlers Club Masquerade Ball a Social Week Highlight
The Barstow Antlers Club hosted a masquerade ball in the Andutrium last Tuesday with about 150 masqueraders. Prizes went to Walter Alf and Mary Connor with others earning honors. Local attendance included Daggett Yerma and Lenwood district residents. music from San Bernardino complemented the event.
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Barstow Antlers
Andutrium
Walter Alf
Daggett
Mary Connor
Kelly
Yerma
Beil
Pearl
Harry Haynes
Yermo
San Berardino
San Bernardino
Lenwood
Richards
Doran
Mrs Rankin Hosts Five Hundred Party in Dillingham Apts
Mrs Joe Rankin entertained a small group Thursday afternoon at the Dillingham apartments with three tables of five hundred. Scores were close until the last hand, and Mrs Paul Martin won top honors receiving polychrome candlesticks, while Mrs Cox earned second with a bouquet. A luncheon of sandwiches salad cake and coffee followed. Guests included Mesdames Barney Robles Reece Dillingham Paul Martin Cox Tiernan Dresse Sanders Henderson EH White Walter Mudgett and Miss Dillingham.
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Dillingham
Joe Rankin
Paul Martin
Cox
Mesdames
Barney Robles
Reece Dillingham
Tiernan
Dresse
Sanders
Henderson
EH. L. White
Walter Mudgett
Miss Dillingham
Dan Greenwall Visibly Active in Barstow This Week
Dan Greenwall is in Barstow this week, continuing his work after previously being with the Gold Stond Mining Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Greenwall
Barstow
The
Goldstond Mining Co
Rear Pullman uncouples on Santa Fe train No 17 at Ludlow
The rear Pullman coach on Santa Fe train No 17 became uncoupled Tuesday morning at Ludlow. While backing to couple the coach, the car crashed into the car injuring a man and a woman occupants who were taken to Santa Fe hospital.
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Santa Fe
Ludlow
Goffs Dance Night Ends With Masked Revelry and Prizes
On October 28 the Goffs schoolhouse hosted a dance by local youths. Masks were removed at 10 pm revealing the maskers Alex Fernandez Arthur Wells and Mrs. Thompson who won cigarette boxes and candy for best costumes. Luncheon followed with sandwiches cake and coffee. Also noted were travel by Mr. and Mrs. W.S. Auztian and sons Jake and Sanford who broke a rear axle in western Needles, and Mrs. T. A. Miller visiting Needles. The Needles Carnival supported striker funds.
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Goffs
Walter Ordway
Alex Fernandez
Satima
Arthur Wells
Needles
Barstow News: Local Notes and Community Happenings
Barstow residents active with visitors and home affairs. Crain visits on state highway inquiry while Mrs. Roth and Mrs. Sherer travel for business and leisure. Local oil and rail news mix with school progress, friendships, and upcoming measures.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rand District
F. G. Mitchell
Ed. Harris
Williams
Pen
Osdick
Ted Wallen
Jean Dillingham
Weld
Antlers
Mrs. Rankin
GOFES
Crain
Krank Sherer
Waterman
Los Angeles
S. L. Benson
Jersey
G. W. Vance
Vance
Carl Hopping
Pasadena
Mrs
Benedict
Lubin J. Henderson
W. Richardson
California
Richardson
Harry Akin
J. D. Knox
Hinkley
Slaton & Bauer
Central Garage
C. T. Cleland
Harvey
J. K. Watson
C. E. Farlow
Mrs. Farlow
Geo Deskins
Bridge Club
Hallowe'en
R. M. Benedict
T. O. Carter
E. Kendrick
Mrs. McMullen
Kendricks
Roz
Nev
Mr. Kenricks
Union Pacific
San Bernardino County
John Andrews
Big Bear Mountains
Mr. Andrews
Marlenee
Trae’s
Edward F. Talkington
Sante Fe
J. ©. Todd
Newberry
Baretow
San Borwaag Ze
Charles R. Topping
Topping
John
Wray
Cose
Dillinghame
C. 8. Crain
Painted Hills Oil Company
Signal Hill
Regina
Jimmy Mullen
Interstate Telegraph Co
I. C. Sanders
C. F. Arends
City
Pendleton
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