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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
3
George Kk. Roth operates two teams at the Barstow mill where tailings yield about equal parts gold and silver. He plans to establish a tube mill on site to regrind the large tailings pile in the near future.
Mining journalist notes W. H. Brown and S. P. Stevenson hold a 30 day option on Black Hawk Tenderfoot Bluebird and Fern rocks for 4000 dollars with Young and Green of San Diego in the mix. Kramer Consolidated Oil Co. levies a quarterly 0.25 cent per share assessment on capital stock. Goldfield Consolidated Mines declares a $1 779 574 dividend. Ferguson of opal mines reports a $380 polished stone and a large subsequent consignment awaits return. Oil men in California organize for better oil land legislation.
Daggett residents push for county division as Union Oil Co plans to begin drilling locally. Santiago Tyas, held by Constable Fred Johnson, is suspected to be Enrique Carisola wanted for a fatal August 19 murder in Ashfork. Sam Clark reports 180 Hereford cattle in good shape and a Mo ave beef consignment to Ryerse Meat Co. Mrs Clark loses 85 chickens in a cloudburst. Robert Wilson returns from Bear Valley with a new placer strike and men extract $10 daily with dry washers.
Weekly notice requests contributors to send Mohave River Valley items to Barstow Printer and ensure local town mention appears in each issue.
In a Victorville meeting of the Chamber of Mines and Industries on Thursday the 1st, constable A P Presiado was asked to resign. The board was told his deputy lives over three miles away, hindering emergency calls. Mine prospects improve as various locals travel for work and property exams continue with hope for a favorable Rose Mine report.
George Mendenhall of Los Angeles with his family rode the Salt Lake Sept 5 to Otis with ten other families. They plan to locate on government homesteads in the desert region and begin cultivating their ranches at the first rains. The colonists are inspired by the Holt Tibbott syndicate water-development project between Otis and Daggett.
Complete milling outfit offered by G. W. Toennies of Barstow California. Includes one Huntington mill a rock breaker a 32 h p Foos gasoline engine and a cyanide plant with a capacity of about 20 tons per day. For further particulars inquire to G W Toennies Barstow Cal.
We will not be responsible for labor or materials used on the Desert Butte Black Butte and Crown Point quartz claims or for debts incurred while parties work the properties under bond. The properties lie two miles southwest of Kilbeck siding on the Arizona California railway. M. J. Smith Barstow August 12 1910 G B Parks.
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