Cima News Correspondence Highlights Local Moves
Mr Hise of Los Angeles passes through en route to a Gold Valley mine and plans months of work. Dudley arrives as night operator. Miss Sadie Fablinger arrives as teacher. Mrs Budd returns to Ontario. Wm Burkett to move family for schooling. Lesner seen, possibly the new teacher. Kreidler moves camp to a homestead. L S Johnson works at Lucy Grey mine in Sunset Nevada. Emmett Bright visits for school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hise
Los Angeles
Gold Valley
Dudley
Sadie Fablinger
O. O. Budd
Ontario
Wm. Burkett
C. D. Lesner
C. H. Kreidler
White Rock Spring
L. S. Johnson
Marl Springs
Lucy Grey
Sunset
Nevada
Emmett Bright
Lyons
Miller for Sheriff Candidate Profiles Local Hero
George Miller campaigns for sheriff across Barstow and desert towns. A self made man with six children, he built a Highland home and prospered as an orange grower. Miller hunted in California deserts and mountains, fought Indians in youth, and now leads the San Bernardino Society of California Pioneers. Election day is November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Barstow
Miller
Highland
San Bernardino
California
San Bernardino County
Billy Holcomb
San Bernardino Society of California Pioneers
Citizen
Corkhill Renominated for Sheriff in Clark County
Las Vegas C C Corkhill the present sheriff has been renominated on the Democratic ticket in Clark County He has served as an excellent officer and is entitled to a second term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
C. C. Corkhill
Clark County
Local Voters Urged to Register at Judge Wadley’s Office
Residents are called to Barstow to complete registration at the office of Judge Wadley. The appeal stresses hometown significance and community measure by turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadley
Barstow
Barstow Notes Report Local Happenings and Updates
E Ensign travels to Danby. Fletcher's hall hosts a Saturday dance. Mrs. A C Wilson returns from the coast. Chas E Williams visits San Bernardino. Wants cottage rental via T G Nicklin. Mrs. J A Moon returns home. Jos Zanini back from Los Angeles business trip. Barstow area offers hay cattle and dairy ranch for sale through T G Nicklin. L J Mosley in Barstow for business. John Stanacle sells 120 cattle shipped to Santa Ana. Hughes of Needles becomes night foreman at Barstow roundhouse. E R Waite to be at home in the Biggs house, Barstow. Barstow Printer subscription drive at one dollar for six months. Maud Slaght wed in Los Angeles to Imperial Valley cattleman Jones. Dr Parker of Los Angeles arrives to practice until Oct 15 then to Needles. Barstow Printer mails sample copies. renew with $1. Supervisor Judge West tours Mohave Valley with George Miller, sheriff candidate. Rain could flood Elm street. town government urged for better streets.
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Fletcher’s Hall
A. C. Wilson
Chas. E. Williams
San _ Bernardino
T. G. Nicklin
J. A. Moon
Hubby
Jos. Zanini
Los Angeles
Barstow
L. J. Mosley
John Stanacle
Santa Ana
Hughes
Needles
Barstow Roundhouse
E. R. Waite
Biggs
Maud Slaght
Imperial Valley
Jones
Dr. Parker
The
Judge West
Ldarstow
Daggett
Otis
Mohave Valley
George Miller
Lower Elm Street
Desert News Snippets From Barstow Area
Mrs J S Zane arrives today. W L Vestal of San Bernardino suicide by gas Thursday amid financial reverses. F G Mitchell killed a large bobcat or lynx Thursday and Mrs Mitchell sold it to L J Mosley for mounting. Desert helps spray orange groves but lemon squeeze rs do not aid desert roads or sagebrush county division is the remedy. John Brown Jr president of the San Bernardino Pioneer Association toured the desert with George Miller secretary. warm welcomes from old friends. Barstow Printer admitted to US mails to publish legal notices mining patents contests school notices etc. Put them in the newspaper wearest the land and avoid complications. This patronage will help build up your home newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Mitchell
Barstow
United States Mails
Hinkley Drilling Plans Resume With Yearys At Hinkley
L. W. Yeary returns from Huntington Beach and will resume well drilling with his son F. R. Yeary at Hinkley. He believes artesian water may lie 200 to 300 feet down. Langstaff and Ritchie to dig a well for Thos. C. Thornton. Hinkley school opens with 15 scholars. about 20 expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Yeary
Huntington Beach
F. R. Yeary
Hinkley
Langstaff & Ritchie
Thos. C. Thornton
Hinkley School
Cement plant to begin operations with lime and clay deposits opened
The Victor Portland Cement Co plans imminent start up as lime and clay deposits are being opened to avoid raw material delays. An estimated 20000 dollars will prepare the deposits. T. H. Oxnam of Gold Mountain travels to Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Portland Cement Co
T. H. Oxnam
Gold Mountain
Los Angeles
Herbert Rockefellow
Ed Dolch
Grape Vine Canyon
Ludlow Visitors Check Local Business and Rail Work
Ludlow correspondent notes visits from San Bernardino Hector Camp Rochester and Beatty Nevada. Santa Fe railroad plans ditch digging south and west of Ludlow. Max Schafer from Beatty considers locating in town.
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al McRae
San Bernardino
R. F. Wedler
Hector
Santa Fe Railroad
Ludlow
Howard Henderson
Camp Rochester
Max Schafer
Beatty
Nevada
Vague Epitaph Echoes in Tragic List of Promises
A stark panel of quotes recalls a man who spoke of payment and time as life fades. The lines capture a grim sequence: one proclaims debt for tomorrow if he lives, another vows to visit on Sunday, a third offers payment or threat, and then he is gone.
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Danby
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W. L. Vestal
Dillinghaw’s
General Merchandise
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Hansen
J.S. Greenlee
San Diego
Reginald Frost
Santa Barbara
Niles Turner
International Tailoring Co
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