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Barstow Printer

Location

Barstow, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1921

Page

6

Notice of Homestead Proof for Mathew S. Smith

Department of the Interior Land Office announces Mathew S. Smith of Crufts California filed notice to make first three year proof to establish a homestead claim on April 19 1917 for land in Township 81 South Range 4 West M D Meridian. Hearing set before United States Commissioner in San Bernardino California on November 25 1921. Witnesses include Harvey McMillan Hawthorn Clarence T. Cleland Eliot J. Cleland and Charles W. Hopkinson of Crufts and Barstow California.

U.S. Land Office Independence Calif Mathew S. Smith Crufts California South M.D. Meridian United States San Bernardino Harvey McMillan Hawthorn Clarence T. Cleland Eliot J. Cleland Barstow Charles W. Hopkinson

Notice of Forfeiture on Tabasco No 1 mining claim

In Kern County California Thomas L Royal gives notice that one hundred dollars was expended on labor and improvements to hold the Tabasco No 1 mining claim for the year ending 1920. Co-owners Geo T Phillips and W W Moore have ninety days from service or publication to contribute their share or risk losing their interest to the subscriber. First published Oct 20 1921 with last publication Oct 1922.

State of California Kern Geo T. Phillips W. W. Moore United States Kern County California

Credlogical Report of Randsburg Continued from Page 1

The sulphide zone exists here and the camp has a rosy future attracting capital. It is seen as a poor man’s camp in its early stage, now needing deep mining and investment. Future success depends on persistent local leadership to push development through barren zones to reach ore-bearing strata.

Randsburg

Result of Fool Management in Rand mining field

The report challenges the early claim that Yellow Astor and later Kelly mines dominated the Rand district. It notes mismanagement by owners lacking mining expertise which hurt development in Mojave Desert towns like Randsburg. It covers ore potential in the Coyote Claim, water tunnel findings, and ongoing drilling plans by Flynn Brothers and others, plus a baby born to Jim Witt.

Mr. Blakemore John Singleton Kelly Coyote Mojave Desert San Bernardino Kern Astor United States Blakemore Rand Randsburg Thomas Gerrity Houser Kelly Mine Company Teagle Johannesburg Flat Tire Ned Mountain Sill & Grady North Rand Mike” Segrave Billy Foster Flynn Brothers

Ulks at Randsburg Elks From Various Lodges Gather

Elks from many lodges assemble at Randsburg listing members with names and addresses across the country including San Francisco Denver Lorain Ohio Bakersfield Cripple Creek San Diego Prescott Phoenix Hancock Mich Juneau Alaska Kingman Pomona Tonopah Goldfield San Angelo Texas Reno Nev Tacoma Helena Mont Durango Austin Texas and other locales. The roster shows member ages and city abbreviations, reflecting a widespread gathering.

Thos. T. Land San Francisco L. E. Roy Taylor Denver R. R. Dinsmore Lorain Ohio F. H. Lyona Jerome Bert E. Mackley el Paso O. N. Neufeld Bakersfield J. L. Mosier Then T. Royal Cripple Creek Thos. H. Gray San Diego Ariz Dan Tracy Globe James Glynn Eureka Cal D. Fraser Pomona W. Boyd Tonopah Thos. Chambers Edw. Herkelrath Goldfield H. A Texas Claud R. Yake Reno Nev Geo. A. Bethune Tacoma Wm. Hi. McEwen Redding C. B. Garrett Helena Mont K. G. Wood Mel P. Smith G. A. Edgecomb Lima J. W. Malia

Shorty Harris on debts burros and blue laws

Shorty Harris quips that debt paying could let men drive a cheap car and avoid creditors, notes a peace officer shooting at burros, and jokes about prohibition, stock luck, and burro versus flivver costs while mocking blue laws and prohibition enforcement. He muses on mining, oil, and national figures like Bryan in era commentary.

Estray Burros Kelly Mine William Jennings Bryan Washington

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General Buck Department OF the Interior Oliver C. Harper Register Thomas L. Royal Peterson Cory San Berrandino Burley Cesterfield Liccerr & Myers Tobacco Co King Solomon Both Leonard G. Blakemore Mike”’ Segrave Harrell James Witt Jim Ulks ELKS Rands BURG Shorty” Harris
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