Notice for Publication and Land Sale in Arizona 1916
Notice from U S Land Office Phoenix Arizona describing desert land entry by James D Lowrey Turner Arizona with final proof to be made in April 1916 and witnesses named. followed by isolated tract public land sale notice for land in See 21S 20 E with sale set for April 20 1916 and bid process details including price per acre and payment requirements. notices cite officials Thomas Freedin Register and John J Birdno Receiver with dates March 1916
Notice of Contest 0265839562
United States Land Office Phoenix Arizona notifies Charlee Oakley Turner Arizona that Manfred Owen filed a contest against Homestead Entry No 26582 made January 21 1915 for NEN NEM and the land said Oakley residence and occupancy have not occurred for over six months. Contest alleges failure to reside or cultivate and warns cancellation of the entry after four publications with proof of answer and post office for future notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Charlee Wo Oakley
Turner
G&srp
Heatieres
Charles W. Oakley
Notice of Public Land Sale in Arizona District
Public sale on April 20 1916 at Phoenix land office offered under Ida E Carty Serial 02233 for Lot 3 Sec 18 Tp 21 8 Range 18 E G and S R MS at not less than 1 79 per acre. Bids close when bidding ends. protests allowed prior to final approval. notice dated March 14 1916 with receivers and officials listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
John Rock
The
Interior
U 5. Land Office
Ida E. Carty
Double Liquor Violation Involves Minor Sales
Tucson April 7 Ramon Bufando charged with violating the prohibition law by selling whiskey to two minors at Silverbell. He was bound over to the superior court by Justice A. R. Buchman and placed in Pima county jail in default of a $750 bond. Evidence at the trial came from the minors involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Silverbell
Ramon Bufando
A. R Buchman
Bufando
Pima County
Whon Bulaodo
Land claim notice from Lorne G Kolb Buena AZ
U S Land Office Phoenix Arizona notices Lorne G Kolb of Buena Arizona who filed intent to make three year proof to establish claim on NW See IT NEN Section 18 Township 22 S Range 21 E Santa Cruz Meridian eyeing Tombstone Arizona as witness list includes Erastus Hill Ernest M Robathan John H Downer Pernell F Whitmore first published March 19 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorne G. Kolb
Buena
Arizona
Township
Range
Erastus Hill Ernest
M. Robathan
John H. Downer
Pernell F. Whitmore
S of
Thomas F Weedin
Notice of Selection Under Act of Congress 1910
United States Land Office at Phoenix Arizona announces grant selection List No 1tt Serial No 020841 for bonds and interest payments in Mar copa Pima Yavapai and Coconino Counties. Describes Lots and Sections in multiple townships. Protests or contests accepted during five weeks after first publication dated April 18 with officials Thomas F. Weedin Register and John J Birdno Receiver. Date of first publication April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maricopa
Pima
Yavapai and
Canino
Thomas F. Weedin
Register
U.S. Land Ofice
John J. Birdno
U. S. Land Office
of Arizona
Marcopa
Yavapai
Coconino
Aling &Srm
General Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
U.S Land Office
John J Birdno
U.S. Land Office
Notice for Publication Republished in Arizona Land Claim
Public notice of intent to make final three year proof on land described above. Claimant WA Fowler, U.S. Commissioner Tombstone, Arizona, will hear witnesses Ernest M Robathas John H Downer Oscar R Tow bere Ee F Higgins all of Buena, Arizona. Publication April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmant
Witnenes
Ernest M Robathas
Jhn H. Downer
Oscar R. Towbere
Ee. F. Higgins
Buena, Aragona
Thomas F. Weedin
Register
Notice of Final Land Proof for Section 25 Township 21S
Mary A Fleming of Buena Arizona filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish her claim to the north half of Section 25 Township 21 S Range 20 E G S R Meridian. Witnesses include Oliver Fry James Walker Harry Turner and Hugh E Fletcher. First published April 9 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Lowrey
Turner
Arizona
Arthur J. Landers
George McLane
Jobs Rock
Tombstone
Edi B. Foster
Fort Huachuca
Thomas F. Weedin
Renster
Mary A Fleming
Buena
G & SR
Meridian
W. A. Fowler
U.S
Oliver Fry
James Walker
Ft. Huschuca
Harry x
Hugh E Fletcher
Hereford
Antess
Hon Reese M Ling Dies in Phoenix Longtime Lawyer and Politician
Hon Reese M Ling former Democratic party stalwart and U S Senate candidate died in Phoenix. A respected attorney and former Yavapai County official, Ling served in the legislature and as district attorney. Born Ohio, he moved from Tempe to Prescott earlier in life and later partnered with George Stearman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Reew M Ling
I Solmes
Olio
Mar
Olio University
Coluumbus
Aegon
Tempe
Raucralve
Watch saves life of Jeff Milton Tucson
A water can ruptured the pocket in his trousers and saved immigration inspector Jel Milton of Ajo when a gunshot wounded him Sunday. The bullet lodged in his groin area. he remains resting but expected to recover in a few weeks. Burnett, immigration officer, visited Milton’s bedside and said he will be out of work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Jel Milton
Ajo
Milton
Burnett
Haven of Rest for State's Pioneers
Charles R Osburn on a Prescott visit reports completion of the Pioneer Home's new women's addition. The wing, nearly finished at a total project cost of $30,000, will house twenty women inmates with family housing and includes kitchen, dining, library, and hospital. The main building will be remodeled to provide twenty more pioneer rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rosburn
State Board of Patrol
Prescott
Cochise Farmers Plant Too Early Says Advisor
Farm Advisor Paschall reports Cochise and Santa Cruz farmers tend to plant too early this spring risking frost kill. Early planting stalls seed bed preparation and crops grow poorly in cold spells. Noted seed scarcity prompts urging planting of seed breeding plots to improve pure seed supply next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paschall
Cochise- Santa Cruz Counties
Yeomen Meet Delayed Bi Monthly Meeting Date Changed
Visitors in the city include Constable Lute Gibson and Kone from Gleeson on business. U S Commissioner Carlos E Bol Af Cotert and others were in the county seat on business. Jas BE Kelly and mother were in Tombstone and Garces area making vial proof before S A Fowler, returning home in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleeson
Lute Gibson
Kone
U.S
Carlos E Bol Af Cotert
Jas BE. Kelly
Mother
Tombstone
Anchos
Garces
S.A. Fowler
Forest prospecting topic draws legal talk in court
Minwood and Ross attorney J M Ross attended to forest service matters with rangers, discussing land law issues and grazing rules. Kingsbury returned to Douglas after handling client business as a local notice mentions ongoing forest land procedures and penalties in the courthouse.
Evening Visit Highlights Forest Mineral Land Jurisdiction
Arthur Heney of Fairbank and wife visited last night, with friends, noting the complex jurisdiction over mineral land and forest reserves. The Forest Service coordinates with the Interior and Agriculture departments, aiming to encourage development, ease permits, and emphasize fire rules and ranger authority in reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Heney
Fairbank
Junction Town
Agriculture
Forest Service
Oureyans
Judge Locks and Court Reporter Return From Florence
From Friday's Daily, Expected Home Superior Jude AC Lockwood and Court Reporter JW Walker are expected home this evening from Florence where Judge Lockwood went to tender his a ile son to the famous Casa Grande wares priority night case Jaden Wa Stuilaim ates PS Commissioner at that plate Mae awy tu Tomiherote today returning from Kawelas where he has seen On Distness Me returned to his bere this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude AC Lockwood
JW Walker
Florence
Lockwood
Jaden Wa
Ates
Uring
Kawelas
Bere
Ietson
Shift Boss at Globe Saints Mine Shootings
A shift boss at Globe mine near Saint appears to have shot a man and a woman last night. Both victims were badly wounded and expected to die soon. The woman received multiple bullet wounds to the breast arm and possibly lung. The man was shot through the breast and attempted suicide but failed. Both were taken to OD Hospital for treatment by Doctors Holt and Sturgeon.
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Globe
Hueh FL Kearin
Holt and
Sturgeon
University Week in Tucson To Feature Teachers’ Assembly
Next week from April 10 to 15 Tucson hosts University Week with statewide teacher attendance. Arizona State Teachers’ Association three day meeting will gather county superintendents in Phoenix, while Minnie Lintz travels to Phoenix then Tucson for the event. Topics include Eighth Grade Exams, School Laws, Uniform Accounting, Text Books and Miscellaneous subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Arizona State Teachers’ Association
Phoenix
Minnie Lintz
Mies Lintz
R. B. von Klein Smid
Aevciation
Cattle shipped from Cochise County rise with spring roundups
Douglas reports a surge of cattle movements as spring roundups near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochise County
New Blank Passport Forms Implemented by State Officials
Clerk of the Superior Court reports that new foreign passport blanks and related forms have been issued by the governor to ensure compliance with federal neutrality laws. Arizona citizens may apply through clerks at the superior court for submission to the state department in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Arizona
Washington
County to spend road funds on Douglas to town highway
County plans to expend between 10000 and 11000 dollars this year on the Douglas to town road, with resurfacing and widening culverts at weak spots. State funds flaked away, and the program aims to improve drainage and safety where the road has deteriorated, as outlined by the board of supervisors after their season meeting in Torh,loue Munday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Tat
Ctas
Levey Trafic
Jealousy Triggers Man's Incarceration in Los Angeles
Los Angeles April 7. Jealousy is cited as the motive for the imprisonment of FR Black formerly of Witkes on charges that revived yesterday. Sheriff Cline led the march as Black claims he was framed for grand larceny involving a neighbor's cow. He says a dispute with his wife over alleged infatuation led to the incident and the criminal action, with him offering to return the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
FR Black
Witkes
Cline
Helehbors
Arema
Sampoole
Ord
Lanener
Black
Wliel
Miner returns to Bisbee after twenty five years
Bisbee April 7 Chas Mace an old time miner returned to Bisbee yesterday for the first time in twenty five years He worked in the Old Guard mine in Tombstone 28 yeas ago with Tom Day and later learned shoe making trade under Henry Waters here He says he would not know the town now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
Chas. Mace
Old Guard
Tombstone
Tom Day
Henry Waters
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Muena Amgona
Bein WA Fowler
Cimavissioner
Arigna
Fire Pub
US Land Office
Reese M. Ling
Jeff Milton
Cochise
Yeomen
Bolton
Sisbee Attorney
J. T. Kingsbury
Benson Judge
Globe Saints
Apel
Greene Cattle Company
California
B.a.packard
TP Blevins
Biewits
Chiticahual
Packard Ranch
Kariminary
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SF Mecuire
Chiticapa Station
Chiracabua Mountains
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