Deeds and Mortgages Across Cochise County Listings
A tangled list of property transfers and liens in Cochise County includes mortgage satisfactions on Douglas and Bisbee properties, Courtland and Warren districts, and Dos Cabezas mines. Notable entries mention The Bank of Douglas, Mexico and Colorado Railroad, and several named buyers and sellers like James Herron and Chas Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Company
Robert Ferguson
Warren
Courtland Townsite and Improvement Company
JG Cowan
Courtland Property
Buxton-Smith
T E
JH Snyder
HA Morgan and
Norton-Morgan Commercial Co
EW Powell
Bank of Benson
Cooper Etux
Douglas
Fae
Eee DA Markey
Mineral and Merchants Bank of
Rafael Cota
JT Parker Et Ux
Mexico and Colorado Railroad Company
Leonard Jewell Et
Mexico and
Colo= road company
Mexico
Col Rajiroad Company
P B and
M J Soto
Western Finance Company
Dos Cabezas
L Rickey
Katie Martinez
Benson
Kline
Tip Stamford
Ewell
Stetler
City of Douglas
R M Sauer
George C Diacket
Thomas Sullivan
H Holmes
Bisbee
Courtland
Mortgaoks Improvement Pany
John E Bacon
Artforna P
Talk With a Captain of Industry in Tombstone Camp
Arizona mining magnate F. M. Murphy and Tombstone Consolidated Mines Co president E. B. Gage discussed future plans for Tombstone. They cited rich ore on the 700 and 500 and 1,000 foot levels, new ore bodies, and West Side and Tribute developments as signs of progress and potential prosperity for Arizona. Murphy also spoke on northern railroad extensions and urged support for rail development against legislative hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
F. M. Murphy
Arizona
Tombstone Consolidated Mines Co
E. B. Gage
Commonwealth
Sach
Murphy
T.C. M. Co
F.M. Murphy
Depment Co
America
Tombstone Conl Mines Co
Mr. Murphy
Joseph Mulbern
C. Longacre
Poland
Marghy
I. F. Cheyney
The
Development Co
Moyer to Tour Arizona Mining Camps
Charles Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, prepares a tour of Arizona mining camps including Jerome, McCabe, Bisbee, Globe, Tombstone and other towns. He predicts a banner year for union miners in 1909 and plans to establish federation branches where feasible. Charlie Meadows starts a long voyage to Old Mexico with Southwest Mining to appraise prospects for bonding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Phoenix
Moyer
Arizona
Jerome
McCabe
Bisbee
Globe
Tombstone
Courtland
Salome
Phoenix Democrat
Uinn
Charlie Meadows
Southwest Mining Company
Old Mexico
San Pedro
Elliott
San Bla
Sonors
Mazatlan
Yama Sun
Various Tombstone Folks Busy with Visits Illness and Mining Plans
Miss Lizzie Bravin suffers from ingrippe at home while Mrs. B. F. Wilson and Miss Della Wilson head for Jefferson City after staying with Judge and Mrs. Dean. Business and social figures from Tombstone, Globe, Pearce and beyond traverse health, mining prospects, and legal matters amid new car models and mining ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Bravin
BF. Wilson
Della Wilson
Jefferson City
Tombstone
F. M. Dean
Chinese Smugglers Are Indicted
An El Paso dispatch reports federal grand jury indictments charging seven arrests in a conspiracy to smuggle aliens into the United States. Four men jailed locally, one in Alamogordo New Mexico, and two in Chicago. The defendants are said to belong to an organized gang operating from the border to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Theederal Grand Jury
Chisege Chearing
United States
Alamogordo
Chicago
City Council Advances Election Framing on Franchise Issue
The City Council convened Saturday night to decide on an electric light matter and to plan a new franchise election if needed. Mayor Geo Neale of Bisbee attended with local officials and peace officers. Attorney W G Gilmore announced a plan to draft a new franchise and submit it on Tuesday, with election costs borne by the applicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Neale
Bisbee
Tombstone
Bravin
Hopkins
McDonald
U.S
Foster
W. G. Gilmore
Cumminge
Judge Sloan Seen as Taft’s Choice for Arizona Governor
Prescott associate judge Richard E. Sloan, long allied with Taft, emerges as the favored candidate to succeed Governor Kibbety. The Phoenix Democrat notes a Washington telegram inviting Sloan to discuss the governorship, while Sloan remains a prominent Republican ally with deep regional ties across Yavapai Mohave Coconino Navajo and Apache counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Iichard E. Sloan
Prescott
Joseph H. Kibtey
Phoenix
Sloan
Prescot
Washington
Phoenix Democrat
Arizona
Territory
Kibbey
Yavapai
Mohave
Coconino
Navajo
Apache
Tombstone
Texas Rep Stephans Seeks Arizona and New Mexico Rail Fare Cap
Representative Stephans of Texas proposes a bill limiting passenger rail fares in the territories of Arizona and New Mexico to three cents per mile with baggage allowance up to 109 pounds. If paid to the conductor the fare would be four cents per mile, except at stations without tickets, and the minimum charge would be 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephans
Texas
Ari Sons
New Mexico
Arizona
True Blue Rebel Ridley Dies in Arizona
Colonel Alonzo Ridley, veteran of two wars and ardent Confederate loyalist, dies at Tempe Arizona. The unreconstructed rebel never renounced the Confederate cause or recognition of federal authority, and refused to register or vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebel
Arizona
Alonzo Ridley
Tempe
Ridley
Ince
Jackson
Buchanan
Ier
Bold Holdup in Clifton Store Returns to Headlines
At 10 PM Wednesday a man named Lee Leighns robbed the Standard store of 313 dollars with a six shooter. The suspect was located within an hour at his Longfellow home while counting the cash and confessed afterward. Police identified him through McDavitt’s suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Leighns
Leighns
McDavitt
Longfellow
Reliable Assays promotes precious metals pricing and mail samples
Capex Agsax Co of Denver Colorado advertises precious metal assays with gold at 75 cents, silver and gold $1.00, and copper $1.50. It invites samples by mail and offers free mailing envelopes and price list from 1536 Court Place Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capex Agsax Co
Court Place
Denver
Colo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cochise County
MJ McCay
Harry Middieton
James Herron
Turquoise
J H Jones
Andrew Bumpass
LD Shattuck
Wm Kirlye
George M Land
AH Johnson
Wallace
Aadutley
AL Armstrong
Queen
Doug
R H Jones
Frank Parker
Theodore Nicolai
Chas Nelson
Douglas Property
Charles M Renaud
J John
Ston
Olie Craven
P Heenan
H P Nolan
Hartford
Edgard Morrall
Nora Whittlesey
Mrem Clymer
G O Strickland
AR McCamley
F Harmon
G W Allen
Daniel B
Atgages
FO Elvey Etuxr
Pirtie Company
Clawson
Guarantee & Trust Co
Pirtle Et al
DH Johnson & Co
Courtland & South Pass Water Co
Capital
HA Morgan
LW Powell
Parsons
Rafagia A
Do Cota
Doug~tae
Dos Caberzas
Jacob Pirrung
Chas Strong
JM O'Connell
Bisbee Property
August Daley
Adam Lee
SF Meguire Et Ux
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Aanes, Company
JM McFate Ur
Frank Haw
International Land & Improvement Company
H C
AW. Walker
RW. Sturgis
Mr. Sturges
Eddieman
Fisk
Sturgis
H.R. Hitchins
Reno
Sota
California
Dr. Hitchine
Wm. Holmes
Leadville Mining Co
Aly. Smith
Pearce
Stevens-Duryea
Daniel McFarland
Mateimony
Nendell
Mel
Lou Nendell
Fred Heonett
Fairbank
W. K. Meade
Tucson
J.C. Disler
Chiicago
Sit
Frank Lane
Frank Merrill
Merrill
Frank Meyers
Tolulstone
Probate Court
Garcia
Lunacy Commission
J. H., McPherson
William Gordon
Kaeie San Francise
A. W. Childers
Bonita
Willcox
Hooker
M. Ferry & CO
Detroit, Mich
Clifton
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