Miners report activity around Gold King area near Gold Valley
From Kelso the Pacific line east of Barstow shows ongoing work in Gold Valley with Gold King and nearby properties. Mont Books and associates form Gold King Mining Company. Ownbey named general manager of Golf River Mining Co. Progress noted at Granite, Black Canon, Camp Gotchell, and Workman areas with shafts sunk, ore dumps yielding high grade material, and multiple leases active as rain improves digging prospects.
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Min- Berge Ieas
Kelso
Ven Pacific Railroad
Go’' Valley
Ownbey
Los Angeles
General Maueecer
Golf Rivre Mining Co
State
Coronation Commssioner
Gold King Properties
Monte Books and Associates
Gold King Minimg Company
Fos
Gold Valley
Mic Hills
Mick
San Fi
Ardino
Cima
Gaitz Bros
Peterson and Lewis
Johnson
Stene Sid Associates
Getebs
Farmer & Gale
Getchel
Minneola Visitors Revisit District and Union Reorganization
Minneola residents James T. Holland and Jack Hoeb attended services here last Sunday. once longtime district residents who returned to Logorelos years ago. Roy Rext traveled from Forsana to visit friends, while Eva Dp Edwards, Al ar County Superintendent, presided over the Txegett Union Sunday School where the Minneola district was reorganized last Sunday by Rankin, the missionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Holland
Jack Hoeb
Log
Minneola
Rankin
Financial statistics of the state of California 1924 25
Winsharton Sept 25 1925 the department of commerce presents a summary of California finances for the year ending June 30 1924 with expenditures of 54 551389 including 18 276889 for education and per capita maintenance costs 14 14. The 1925 per capita maintenance 12 89 and 1918 47 18. Public service enterprises cost 1918281 interest debt 3 966867 and permanent improvements 15 154121. Total payments 75 570598 from current revenues or bond issues. Highway costs 13 55037 8 697632 maintenance 8 981745. Revenues 66 082354 per capita 17 36, 1924. Debt obligations funded excess of revenue over payments except improvements. Property taxes 22 4 of revenue 1924 with 20 5 1923 23 7 1918. Per capita property taxes 3 28 1924 3 40 1923 2 20 1918. Business licenses 17 of revenue 1924 5? 22 1922 40 60 1918. Indebtedness note includes bond funded deficits. G B Helleman elected superintendent and Marie Millett secretary treasurer. Class teachers appointed with Mrs Roxa Scott and others. An address by Mr Stotteur missionary in Africa concluded the meeting.
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Ofalifornia
Erest Cay
Califrain
Busness
Motoy Vehiles
G. B. Helleman
Marie Millett
Bibie
Roxa Scott
M. A. Wiebber
Lorraine Brock
Stotteur
Africa
Hinkley community meeting covers garden prize and travel
The Hinkley Lake Bureau held a Tuesday session at the school house with a dressmaking project using a guide pattern. New director E L Seymour presided as a film on state garden winners was shown and talks by Prof Ralston and local leaders followed. Earl Barton won the best garden prize. Ronald Seymour won the watermelon prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle Imnkley
Paper Lake Parr Bureau
Tues Mmert
E. L. Seymour
Prof. Ralston
Davis
Hinkley Harner Lake
Evns
Will
Earl Barton
Herper
Mrr. Davis
Ronald Seymour
Hink
Myr. Wilder
Campbell
Albert Ti
Phe
Edith Rafterr
Hinkley
Raftery
Hollywood
Win
Hodge
San Sermardina
George Seamon
James
Pemonna
Jim
Stanford University
Todd Sheet
Seston
J. Franklin Jo
Nson State Bank Examiner
Johnson
Robinson
Worchester
Mass
T. Eh. Seymour
Seymours Ranch
Johnsons
Grang Canyon
Ser‘ng
Yosemite
Ernest Shepperd
Sheppard
Shepnard
Home Hat Ranch
Noted Reader Says Printer Subscription Continues
A Long Beach reader praises the Bar stow Printer for progress and soliciting news from neighboring districts. The letter encloses a check for another year’s subscription and expresses satisfaction with the paper’s improving quality and feature of shared items. Worded as a customer message, it signs Tam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Barstow
Tam
Words and notices from the printer shop and city plans
A brief note from A. Tappe praising and critiquing remarks. Advertisements announce Wilson's Mining and Naturalization Laws for sale at the Printer office. Bakersfield plans a city paving project of eleven blocks costing 78 177 dollars and 21 000 dollars for school improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Bakersfield
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California
Tiernan
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Thappe
Tappe
Victorville
Oasis Cafe
Ray D. Sperry
John Couch
New Henderson Bldg
Desertaire Sanatorium
Mrs
Buel A. Funk
Daggett, California
Pete
A. P. Ring
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