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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
2
The Printer invites miners and prospectors with knowledge of valuable deposits in the Mohave valley and desert to send descriptive memoranda and samples for examination. Purchases may result from inquiries and sales. Subscription rate is $16 per month.
Notice announces publication for Frank Buren as Register with first publication October 11 and last publication November 8. Court or official publication cadence indicated. details show formal notice timeline for filing or recording. Names, dates, and sequence imply legal or administrative process steps.
The Kramer Consolidated Oil Co announces its annual stockholders meeting on November 4, 1912, at 8 p.m. in Los Angeles to elect a Board of Directors and handle other business. Secretary D F Wilson, 403 Germain Building, 224 South Spring Street, Los Angeles. First publication September 27, last November 1.
The Amargosa Mining and Milling Co locates its principal office in Los Angeles California and its works at Amargosa or Salt Springs in San Bernardino County. At the October 9 1912 board meeting a seven cent per share assessment was levied on subscribed capital stock payable to the secretary at room 207 Coulter Building Los Angeles. Delinquent shares not paid by November 11 1912 will be advertised for sale and may be sold on November 29 1912 at 3 p.m. to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
The People of California greet defendant J. W. Haynes in a case filed by Mrs. D. C. Henderson and Henderson her Reehand. Defendant must appear and answer within five to twenty days depending on service. Failure to respond may lead to a default judgment for money or damages. Judge John Wadley signs the notice dated May 28, 1912. First published August 16, 2m.
Sunrise Valley reports two new settlers Mrs Corwin and Mrs Cheney from Los Angeles will establish homes in Sec 22 TGN R5W 2 1 2 miles west of Oro Grande and improve lands. Other farmers Douglass sows 20 acres to wheat in Sec 26 Ed 8 Fisk plans 55 acres Tammond 20 acres and Mrs Gregory 20 acres. Mrs Poole visits Los Angeles for a week of business and pleasure. Yucca Club meets Tuesday Oct 22 at the Miss Messicks home 6 miles west of Oro Grande with all members asked to attend at 11 a.m.
Don't Shoot notice requires hunters to obtain owner permission before shooting on the ranch of G. C. Compton in Barstow California. Trespassers will be prosecuted.
Department of the Interior notices Albert H. Diamond of Halleck California intends to prove up a homestead claim for NW1g Section 26 Township 6N Range 5W W.B. Meridian. Final three year proof to establish claim before the Los Angeles Land Office on November 22 1912 at 10 oclock a m. Witnesses include Paul P. Sly Frank R. Surber J. Campbell and Gus Reimer all of California. First publication October 18 last publication November 15.
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company through its attorney in fact Paul Burks has filed in the Los Angeles office an application to select land described as SE of the NE in Section 32, T9N R3E M, under federal acts. Adversely interested parties must file affidavits or protests by November 15. First publication Oct 11, 1911. Last publication Nov 15.
Persons making proof at the Land Office must attend promptly at the hour advertised or risk being set back for a few days to allow others to fill dates.
Notice is given that at a September 23 1912 board meeting an assessment No 53 of one half cent per share was levied on the capital stock payable to D F Wilson secretary Room 403 Germain Building Los Angeles. Unpaid by November 2 1912 will be delinquent and sold at public auction November 25 1912 at 2 PM to cover the delinquent assessment costs of sale. Office location Room 408 Germain Building 224 South Spring Street Los Angeles. First pub Sept 27 1912.
John W. Foglesong administrator of the A. S. Clark estate publishes notice that he has expended seven hundred dollars in labor on Myrtle Berendo Buster Unique Hill Sinbad Emporium and related mining claims in San Bernardino County California to hold them for the Clark estate and co-owners. Co-owners must contribute within ninety days or risk their interest passing to the administrator under section 2324.
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