County Hospital Superintendent Reports Patient Status
Dr. Savage of San Bernardino County Hospital states Orlando Baker is feeble but not in immediate danger. Mrs. Walter Scott is improved and quite well.
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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1912
Page
6
Dr. Savage of San Bernardino County Hospital states Orlando Baker is feeble but not in immediate danger. Mrs. Walter Scott is improved and quite well.
Wm Sutton will soon prove up under the new homestead law. D P Harpater was here to arrange final proof. J E Evans has the contract. Miss Harriet Evans of Los Angeles visits her nephew J E Evans. Miss Amnella Evans improving under a doctor in Los Angeles. Miss Emma Bulen and her mother returned from Los Angeles Tuesday fully recovered from injuries when thrown from a rig near Barstow.
Cima resident C H Kreidler visited Barstow Monday to buy goods. rancher H G Gibson hauls 20 tons of ore from the Standard mine for Salt Lake smelter. Nearby, QO Budd L L Draper W B McNabb E J Wills J B Mighton A C French W H Finney are improving their ranches near Cima.
Crucero News notes Henry Markt clearing land on a desert claim to prepare for a fall crop. R. W. Markt tests date trees and Burbank spineless cactus. D. F. Baxter, marble quarry owner at Scott Station, halted summer work.
Department of the Interior notices Emil Freier contests James F. Rogers Homestead entry for Northeast 14 Section 22 Township 6N Range 6W in Los Angeles land office. Freier alleges abandonment and lack of improvements. Rogers must answer within twenty days after the fourth publication or lose the entry.
The piece criticizes a plan to form a committee to run county affairs to avoid electing officers. It predicts public rejection of disfranchisement in a future vote. It argues county division would grant genuine home rule.
Amboy reports Wm. Heath hauled ore to Gold Belt mill and received a substantial brick. Priest and Ranger develop Lum Grey mine near Blythe Junction with a fine motor truck for freight. United Greenwater Copper Co opens Supply Mine at Dale under John McGee. Crystal Salt Co. runs at full blast under Superintendent Ball. Consolidated Pacific Cement Plaster Co. plans a gypsum land plaster mill with about 50 workers and 125 cars monthly capacity. Advertise in the Printer. it reaches readers who borrow or beg. Six months subscription costs $1.
Am leaving town and selling household goods including furniture for light housekeeping and one dozen laying hens. See Mrs. W. T Haigh on Elm Street July 5 at 1 pm. Also call at Mrs. Owen's two doors east of Dr Anderson's residence June 28.
The snippet records dates only as 1st pub. June 28 and 3rd pub. July 12 with no accompanying event details.
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