Mining advances in Rand Silver Zone near Death Valley
Ed Herkelrath reports rich glassy dykes and quartzite near Lead Springs on Ballarat road, with gold associated with herminite iron. Claude Yakes and Chas Manny join Sbhady Myrick to expand Black Gold find while Santa Fe group develops a new shaft under Randsburg Silver Mining Co. Local hotels fill as four Nevada companies operate with heavy prospecting and a planned new camp near Baltic and California groups.
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Randsburg
Herkelrath
Wade
Myrick
Lead Springs
Ballarat
Death Valley
Claude Yakes
Chas
Manny
Santa Fe Group
Randsburg Silver Mining Co
Coyote
Silver Horde
Osdick
California Rand
Cleary and Johnson
Nevada
Ben Hur
Bevis
Belcher
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Santa Barbara
North Rand
King Solomon
Leo A. Parma
L. Mitchell
W. Gaiier Thigpen
A. L. Pendola
H. E. West
F. E. Wilso
Baltic
California
Charles Manny
Myrick Named New Gold Camp At Randeburg
Randeburg reports the new gold camp will be called Myrick after prospector Shady Myrick who agreed to the name. The 72 year old Colorado legislator and famed stone hunter is celebrated as locals and claim owners push prospecting on the Quartette and Black Gold Extension groups amid rich pan samples and heavy vein indicators.
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Randeburg
Myrick
Black Hills
Colorado
Camp
Orice
T. T. Lane
Quartette
Lane
Smithsonian
Sam
Desert Visitors and Local Happenings Reported
TY F McCue and family from Pasadena visited to escort Mrs McCue's mother home, with McCue settling into a new Desert post and enjoying good health. Fred Hart and wife returned from Los Angeles after seeing Robbin Hood at Grauman's Hollywood Theatre. Richards the plumber and spouse toured San Bernardino property. Ward receives news of Mrs Frank Ryersy's death in Canada. Ryersy plans to sell the Daggett butcher shop and return home. Lyceum Course advances with next program on Tuesday November 21.
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TY. F. McCue
Pasadena
Mrs. McCue
R. M. Benedict
Mr. McCue
Desert
Fred Hart
Los Angeles
Robbin Hood
Grauman
New Hollywood Theatre
Ward
Frank Ryersy
Canada
Fraternal Orders Plan Christmas Tree in Rand District
Elks Masons and Eagles held a Wednesday meeting to map the Rand mining district Christmas tree effort. They propose a large tree with many present peeking through branches and bright lights, and a community dance during holiday week with details to follow.
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Randsburg
Elks, Masons and Eagles
Rand
Hinkley Farm Bureau Meeting on Fungus Growth
The Hinkley Farm Bureau will meet at Mr Seymore s on Tuesday the Zint at 1 30 p m. Subject fungus growth on alfalfa and garden Mr Campbell the assistant farm adviser will be present. A pleasant and profitable meeting is assured.
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Hinkley Farm Bureau
Town Topics Highlights From Barstow
Barstow residents host and travel noted figures including E S Frease E Branch Senator Ashurst Rex B Goodwell and J H Burtner while local life shows hay demand traffic moving to Los Angeles and San Bernardino. The Catholic Sunday school hosts a Friday dance and Governor elect Friend W Richardson is praised.
Barstow High Notes Lions and Bears Tie 2 2
The Barstow High notes report the second girls game between the Lions and the Bears ended in a 2 to 2 draw Tuesday November 14. The B U H 8 group photographed Wednesday and awaiting results. Seniors have chosen their rings and await showing them off. Report cards issued Wednesday with mixed grades and hopes for improvement next quarter.
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Lions
Bears
Goulden Dinner Honors Herbert Goulden on Eighteenth Birthday
Mr and Mrs B F Goulden hosted a Wednesday dinner party for their son Herbert marking his eighteenth birthday. Miss Metzger helped serve and entertain as guests danced and played games. Attending were Mary Connor Elsie Riche Ruby Wilson Leta Thompson Wm Keim Illard McClary Janes Sieman.
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B. F. Goulden
Herbert
Miss Metzger
Mary Connor
Elsie Riche
Ruby Wilson
Leta Thompson
Wm. Keim
Illard McClary
Janes Sieman
Mineola News Notes From Our Regular Correspondent
Elsholz expected home from Los Angeles to assist with preparing a large flock of turkeys for market. Mrs Elsholz raises 600 birds this year, the largest flock in the valley. Mrs T Jensen left to join her husband in Yucca Arizona. Annie B Smith visited Mrs H F Spanker at Harper Lake from Friday to Sunday. Roy W Best and a friend drove from Los Angeles Friday. Best begins a second seven month homestead term. M A Webber was home from Amboy for a few days this week.
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Annie B. Smith
H. F. Spanker
Harper Lake
Roy W. Best
Los Angeles
Mr. Best
Bridge Party Honors Armistice Theme at Mrs McIntire’s
Mrs. C. McIntire hosted a Saturday bridge party with an Armistice themed place cards and menu service. Three prizes were awarded to Mrs. Haan, Mrs. Ranken, and Mrs. Roberts.
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C. McIntire
Haan
Ranken
Roberts
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Riggs
Barstow
E. Branch
Silver Lake
San Bernardino
Dr. Lindsay
Senator Ashurst
Arizona
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Rex B. Goodwell
Internal Revenue
L. B. Litehty
Yermo
L. W. Carter
Homer Martin
Phil D. Swing
Washington, D. C
Justice Southerland
United States Supreme Court
United States
J. H. Burtner
Salt Lake Railroad
Union Pacific
Pacific Electric Bldg
U. P
Catholic Sunday School
Editorial Association of
Southern California
W. Richardson
City Club
The
San Bernardino National
San Bernardino Savings Bank
Connell
Katz Bldg
8. E. Rhynard
Rhynard
Union Pacific Service
Rhynards
Charles Davies
Barstow Real Estate Co
James E. Cameron
Henderson
C.E Farlow
Beaches
Mr. Furlow
Friend W. Richardson
Liberty Theatre
Molly Q
Mabel Normand
Pratt
Santa Fe
Anderson
Baretow
Goodcell
Robert White
John
U. S. C. Dental College
White
Katheryn McCune
A. Breese
Fresno
Daggett
Joe McCue
Robert Columbus
Needles
Los Angeles Hospital
White & Platt Drug Store
Cleland
Aj. Mudgett
E. A. Mudgett
A. Frakes
Elizabeth Lake
Crooks
Stockton
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Grand Canyon
Blarvey
Mineola
T. Jensen
Yucca, Ariz
M. A. Webber
Amboy
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