Colton Sixth Class City Profile Highlights 1913
Colton covers 1.44 square miles with about 5 000 population and assessed value of 1 315 120 dollars. Tax rate is 50 cents per 100 dollars for general municipal purposes. Saloons yield 8 910 40 dollars in licenses. total city disbursements reach 15 400 dollars for the year ended June 30 1913. The city operates water and street lighting departments, maintains many miles of streets, and uses a general fund for most expenditures. Colton employs three police officers and appoints the Justice of the Peace as City Recorder.
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Colton
City of
Justice of the Peace
California Mining Bureau Expands State Mineral Efforts
The California State Mining Bureau reports the mineral industry now worth 90 to 100 million dollars annually and growing. State Mineralogist F MeN Hamilton leads experts surveying undeveloped deposits and compiling data to aid investors and explorers. The bureau in San Francisco houses a 20,000 specimen mineral museum, a 5,000-volume library, and free mineral identification, serving over 10,000 visitors last year.
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California
F. Men. Hamilton
San Francisco
Hamilton
California State Mining Bureau
Ferry Bldg
Bureau
Mining Bureau
Notice of Patent Application for Florence Happy-Hooligan Lodes
United States Land Office announces Uncle Tom Mining tenure intends to file for patent on Florence, Happy-Hooligan, Hattie, Bessie and Cashier Lodes in San Bernardino County California within Townships 16 and 17 North Range 8 East. Names Valentine F. Gorman Register and attorney A Stevenson provide address 2709 W 5th St Los Angeles. Public notice covers unsurveyed portions, detailed parcel bearings, distances and boundary descriptions from mineral survey No. 6020 with adjoining claims listed. First publication July 11 1913, final publication September 12 1913.
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S.N
United States Land Office
Independence
California
Uncle Tom Mining Tena’ure A Corporation
A. Stevenson
Los Angeles
Florence
Hattie
Bessie
Cashier
San Bernardino County
Calfornia
Cor
Wil Foe
Cor No
R. B
Bessie Lode
See
Township
Cashier Lode
K.se
Cor. No
Cor, No
Florence No. 1
Lone Star
Lady Bountiful
Smith
Opera
S. N
Uncle Tom Mining Company
State of California
S. KB
Bo & M
Mineral Survey
Valentine F. Gorman
Hug
Register
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Nathan T. Aldridge
Victorville
Cal
B. Meridian
Register and Receiver
Essie L. Turner
Ossie M. Turner
John Geniella
John A. Connell
Frank Buren
Calif
Elizabeth North
Daggett
Meridian
G. H. Shook
Sarah Shook
John North
Anna House
U.S. Land Office
Wesley A. Bales
Frank H. Rowley
Charles H.smith
Mary FE. Smith
Alexander A. Whitlock
Frederick Stanfield
Halleck
Nysw
Swi
Sey SW
Omega B. Nair
Gal
Superior Court of
San Bernardino
Erwin E. Richardson
Frank Talmadge
Arthur Robinson
Anna O. Hays
Peter Black
E. 57Th St
Sely
A. H. Wille
Long Beach
David James
57Th St
William C. Crouse
E. M. Crouse
Chino
First
Alfred Harvey Cooke
United States
Cos Altenberg
Joseph R. Minor
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