Notice of Land Offer at Photsix Arizona 1916
Public notice lists James D. Lowrey of Turner Arizona filing for a five year homestead on lands described as section 3 township 20 range 2 in Cochise County. The claim requires appearance before WA Fowler at Tombstone on April 8 1916 with witnesses Job Rock Edward B Foster George McLane and Joel McLane. Registration date March 5 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sive
Elven
James D. Lowrey
Turner
Arizona
R Mendiau
WA. Fowler
U.S
Iwner
Tombstone
Job Rock
Edward B. Forter
Fort Huachuca
George McLane
Joel McLane
Alice
Desert land entry final proof notice at Tombstone Arizona
Notice is given that James De Lowry of Turner Arizona has filed for final proof to establish a desert land claim described as NW quarter section 15 township 21S range 20E G S meridian. The hearing is before W A Fowler at Tombstone Arizona on Sunday April 16 1916. Witnesses include Arthur J Landers George C Mean John Kirk and Edward B Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James de Lowry
Turner
Arizona
Seeriew 15
G&s K Meridian
WA. Fowler
Cotstiestover
Tombstour
Claiant
Arthur J. Landers
George C. Mean
Tamer
John Kirk
Tombstone
Edward B. Foster
Fort Huachuca
Thomas Fwdin
Remster
Notice of land claim by Sarah A Kelly in Garces Arizona
Notice is hereby given that Sarah A Kelly of Garces Arizona filed intent to make five year proof to establish a land claim as described in the public notice. The hearing before US Commissioner Wo A Fowler in Tombstone Arizona is set for the Sunday of April 11 1916. Witnesses named Charles Harris William E Davis James E Kelly Henry Mague all of Garces Arizona. Thomas Freedin Register. First pub March 5 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A Kelly
Garces
Arizona
G & SR Meridian
Wo A Fowler
Tombstone
Claymont
Charles Harris
Willian E Davis
James E. Kelly
Henry Mague
Thomas Freedin
Register
Land Office Notice of Homestead Claim in Arizona
George W. Fenter of Turner Arizona filed notice of intention to prove up a homestead claim on land described as Lots 2 3 Ele SW4 Section 33 Township 20 Range 20 G & S Meridian. The hearing before U S Commissioner W A Fowler Tombstone is set for April 3 1916 with witnesses John Rock Reinhold F Haug Turner Arthur Landers Turner Arizona. First published February 27 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Fenter
Turner
Arizona
John Rock
Tombstone
Reinhold F . Haug
al Turner
Arthur Landers
Thomas F. Weedin
Register
Land Office Notice of Land Claim in Tumstows Arizona
Notice from the Land Office in Phoenix dated Feb 21 1916 states William Towr bill 228 aes 30 GasR Meridian filed for three year proof to establish his claim. Witnesses listed are John H W Downer Ernest M Robarhan William H rat and John F Copenhaver of Suens Arizona. First publication February 27 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Towr-bill
W. A. Fowler
U.S
Tumstows
Arizona
Ares
Witneses
John H W Downer
Ernest M. Robarhan
William H Rat
John F. Copenhaver
Suens
Thomas F. Weedin
Register
Selection Notice Under 1910 Act From Phoenix Land Office
United States Land Office at Phoenix Arizona issues a notice of selection under the Congress approved June 20 1910. The document confirms a land selection process and identifies the office handling the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
State of Arizona Land Selections Notice and Protests
State of Arizona announces grant land selections with serial numbers 02045 020447 for bonds and interest payments for Maricopa Pima Yavapai and Coconino counties. Protests or comments may be filed within five weeks of publication and sent to the General Land Office in Phoenix. Thomas F Weeds, Receiver. First publication February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Arizona
Maricopa
Pima
Vavapei
Cocosias
Aliong &S Rk
Phu Wis
Arizona
Notice of survey and withdrawal for Arizona lands
Under Acts of Congress approved 1910 1906 and 1946 a joint application for survey and withdrawal was filed by the Governor of Arizona the State Land Commissioner and the Attorney General with the General Land Office Washington DC. It covers lands in Cochise County Arizona township 12S range 2W section 1 to 24 inclusive. All unsurveyed lands in the township are withdrawn from February 16 1916 for sixty days to allow Arizona to select lands through its authorized agents unless blocked by adverse claims. Dated Phoenix Arizona February 25 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariona
Ancona
General Land Office
Washington, DC
Cochise County
Arizona
States Land Office
Phoenix
Aruona
Pharm
Ancons
Notice for Publication Isolated Tract Contest
Public lands contest notice from the United States Land Office Phoenix Arizona to Charles W Oakley Turner Gates FL Maschuca Alan alleging failure to establish residence cultivate land and declaring cancellation of homestead entry No 026582 for NE ON SE? NE? and SE? Section 15 Kanee Oh GAS RW Meridian. Contestant claims Oakley has not resided upon or cultivated land for more than six months and requests response within 20 days after fourth publication with details and proof. Dates show second publication March 14 1914 third April 28 1918 fourth publication April 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Charles W. Oakley
Turner Gigs
FL Maschuca
Alan
Lerebs
Oren
Lave Weh & Co
Phoenis
Pebraar
Bera
Nahi
Kanee Oh Gas RW
Meridian
Land Sale Notice in Florence Arizona 1916
A public land sale notice from Phoenix dated March 19 1916 announces Ida F. Carty SeriaI No 022053 offering Lot 3 Section 18 Town 21 Range 9 for minimum bid 1.79 per acre. Bidding opens at 10 am April 8 1916 with sale closed once bids stop. payment due immediately to Receiver. Objections or claims must be filed before sale time. Thomas Fowedin Jown J, Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Sitant
Ida F. Carty
Seria
Nave
B& M
Homestead claimant seeks five year proof at Tombstone
James E Kelly of Garces Arroms filed notice of intention to make five year proof before U S Commissioner W A Fowler at Tombstone Arizona on Sunday April 15 1015 Witnesses named Charles Harris William E Davis Darab A Kelly Henry Magne all residents of Garces Arizona Registered March 5 1916
Notice of Selection Under Act of Congress 1919 in Arizona
Public land selection notice from the U.S. Land Office Phoenix listing multiple seral numbers and sections in Yavapai and Coconino Counties for bond interests and lands in Maricopa, Pima, and Yavapai with protests period before final approval. Includes prior public sale notice from 1916 and details of payments, lot and section descriptions, and dates.
Rafferty Residence Destroyed in Thursday Fire
A Thursday fire fully destroyed Mrs Kate Rafferty house on Sixth Street beside the Catholic church. Her daughter-in-law Mrs Rafferty and Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty lost all belongings while professors Tilford and Watterlexers also perished in the blaze. Firefighters contained the flames to the Rafferty home after wind fanned the blaze. Mrs Rafferty was injured and is cared for by friends. Harry Rafferty was summoned from precrime duties at Pirtleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Rafferty
Catholi Church
Mie Rafferty
Sherif Harry Rafferty
Pirtleville
CB Tilford
Watter Lexers
Lisse
Rafferty
McSparrog
Gleeson News Notes For Week Details Local Industry
Gleeson notes show mining not the only industry in the area. Dake on finishes shearing a fine herd while Fred and Emmet Norton finish their corie cold weather work. Snow fell around Gleeson on the 23rd three or four inches. Mrs John Kennedy and children left for Tucson to join Mr Kennedy. Local play Golden Gulch to benefit the school library at Taynes Hall on April 1 admission 18 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Gleeson
Hull
Dake On
Trem’ly
Fred
Emmtet Norton
Tayne’s Hall
Arizona Guard Battered by Political Intrigue
News from Phoenix reports deep political infighting within the Arizona National Guard. Officials accuse adjutant general Harris of inefficiency and opposition to reforms intended to boost readiness for national service, amid calls for investigations and personnel reshuffles driven by Governor Hunt and undersecretary pressure.
Arizona Water Law Before Wekt Legislature
Arizona lawmakers will consider a new water law to regulate all state water rights, modeled on Wyoming then modified by Oregon California and New Mexico. Proponents say irrigation development will grow and save the state millions. figures cited by engineers and professors. Local notes mention visitors and residents in Gleeson and Tombstone during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Oregon
California
New
Notice for Publication REPUBLICATION First pub Apea
Notice in hereby given that Oliver Fry of Roma Arizona who on Sept 4 1914 made entry for SEQ SW SE Section 38 Township 5 Range 90 by GSR Meridian has filed proof to establish claim to land. Witnesses Ernest M Keathan H Downer Oscar R Tomerie Ba F Higgins all of Roma Arizona. Thomas F Welin Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
USS Land Ortee
Phownia
Artauna
Igi
Oliver Fry
Huena
Agra
Towmssip
Gasr Meridian
WA Fowler
State to Prepare 10 Farm Loan Programs and Secured Lands
State officials headed by General Wiley E. Jones prepare ten loan programs for farmers. Loans, secured by lands and quality securities, will be offered at six percent interest for up to fifteen years. Individual borrows capped at eight thousand dollars. state treasurer to place loans with governor and secretary of a chamber for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHC
Wiley E. Jones
Mare
Nemerors
Old Fabric Care Then and Now
Old methods of cleaning clothes described in a garbled passage explain a primitive technique where garments were treated with rough handling and basic tools prior to modern washing agents. Names, dates, or places are unclear, but the note reflects historical belt-and-proom laundry practices.
Notice of three year land proof at Tombstone Arizona
United States Land Office notices announce that applicants in Arizona must establish three year proof for land claims near Tombstone. Names listed include Ernest Hil and John Downer among Bayna residents with dates set for April 21, 1916, to appear before U.S. Commissioner Wo A Fowler. First publication March 1, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie
Ativana
Wid Adata
NWA
G. Wnt SR
Meridian
Seriles
A Fowler
U.S
Tombstone
Aries
Chania
Marion
Beastus Hil
Ernest
Mo Robathan
John H. Downer
Percell F. Whitmore
Bayna
Anvonu
Thomas FW
Girls Visit Tombstone On Long Hike From Chicago
Three young women Miss Olive Overman Mise Jem Lillard and Miss Ruth Harnley arrived in Tombstone during a hiking journey from Chicago to the coast. They began March 9 and note the six month trek via Denver Salt Lake City and various parks. They plan a short stay and will return home along the Borderland route carrying a Tombstone Epitaph copy as proof of their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tombstone
Olive Overman
Mise Jem Lillard
Ruth Harnley
McClurg
Denver Salt Lake
Yeh Stone Nations Park
Glacier Na- Howat Park
Henson
Ombstone
Old Cat
Reine
Forest Fires Burned Over 900000 Acres in 1915
Washington March 30 official reports show fires scorched 900000 acres of Nations Forest land in 1915. Among 6800 fires, about five percent caused losses of $100 or more, indicating continued fire damage across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
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Photsix
Phoenix, Arizona
Protats
Arkans Feby
S. Land Office
John J. Birdno
LIC Land Sai
Thomas F. Weedix
Heersten John J. Birdno
Florence
Lockwood
Werresday
Gils
Firs Pub
Thomas FO Weedin
Jown J
Rirdno
Lapdotter
Arrows Feny
James E Kelly
Arroms
Nwi
G &S
R Meridian
Anson
Apel
United States Land Porter
Phornin
Aron
Falcowiy
Wandat
Tass Roban
Seeronsanita
Marice Virts
Vavasot
Coennine
Tss
Sen
Pita
Vavapal
Coconine
Public Land Sale Department of the Interior
Land Omer
Ari
Zona
Ander
Fevert Terry
Gleesons
John Kennedy
Tucson
Arizona National Guard
Tellaite
Esterday
Bern
Tetmiovel
Mantis
Asistant
Uudge
Horne
War Department
Harries
Impaca
Cardson
Hunt
Harris
Artoona
Hastis
Tempe
Fuis
Efy
Lust Feilay
Gener Fo
Jayien
Jobe Rock
Pete Winds
Lafe Gibson
Party
Young Short
Webb
W.C. Hyde
James Geflpey
Courtland
Orgrag Aga
US Land Office
Arivena
Momcle
Weaister
Maved
State of
Tas
Janis
Arena
Rerviver
Land Office
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