Mortgage and property transfers in Bisbee area
A long list of mortgages and satisfactions including Anos F Bryant and Jamieson on Douglas property GK Veasey et ux to John Willcox on Hedberg property JC Page et ux to Louie Merion on Willcox property Trustees of First Christian Church of Bisbee to American Christian Missionary Society on Bisbee property and various mortgage satisfactions and bill of sale details across Bisbee Douglas Courtland and surrounding towns along with notes on local officials and upcoming events.
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Wm B Jamieson
Anne F Bryant
Douglas
Frederick Hedberg
GK Voasey
Hedberg
John H West
John Hunt
West
Willerx
Anos F Bryant Vo Wy
Jamieson
GK Veasey
John Wicox
JC Page
Louie Merion
Willcox
First Chrie
Tian
Church of Bisbee
American Christian Missionary Society
Bisbee
Louis Merion
J C Page
G H Wadleigh
M D
Savoy
Satie
Citizens Bank and Treat Company
J R Wall
T P Cates
Hasler
Frank L Sbeben
Nellie T Vooneman
Douglas Antes Ktios
Bank of Bisbee
James Letson
Remeey Et Ux
Arizona Trust Sod Banking Company
Matthew A Clyatt
Olie Craven
JF Wilmoth
Catherine Burr
Bisbee Property
Warren Company
E F Williams
Warren Property International Land and Improvement Company
EH Beebe
Jennie R Beebe
Clawson
Card of Thanks from grieving family in Phoenix
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy received during illness and death of beloved husband and father. Acknowledges 1.0.B.S. support and asks readers to hope for consolation from friends. note mentions Consolidated Telephone Telegraph and Electric Company expanding offices at Phoenix and traffic manager.
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B.S
Beli
Consolidated Telephone, Telegraph and Electric Company
Tts
Phoenix
Metally
D T Swatling, Cochise County Mining Leader, Dies
D T Swatling, owner in the Commonwealth mine, died in Los Angeles last evening after a Knight's disease illness. He was a progressive mining man linked to Pearce and Cochise County's growth. Memorial services are planned in Pearce at the same hour as those in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
San Diego Chamber Urges Endorsement of Exposition Project
San Diego presses its Panama canal exposition bid, urging Tombstone to back the plan amid San Francisco’s push for support. The dispute has reached Congress with appropriation bills introduced for both cities as a technical pedagogy magazine, the Arizona Journal of Education, is planned. A new Arizona-Michigan Development unit arrives in Johnston for a major pressurized shaft project.
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San Francisco
Panama Canal
Tombstone
Arizona Journal of Education
Supreme Court rulings and notable cases in Arizona
The Arizona Supreme Court issued decisions from Phoenix including reductions of a Cochise County judgment from 192,000 to 67,000 in the Teris et al v Jepp Ryan et al appeal from Maricopa. affirmations and reversals in several cases such as Scribner, Cowan quiet title, Bisbee school bonds, and Tolland saloon injunction. Rulings cover taxes, promotions stock, and court fees, with most murder verdicts affirmed, one life sentence reversed for Justine Roce, and a May 20 court meeting noted. Ned the two legged hog, exhibited in Tombstone, was sold to Bisbee resident Martin Elling for 4000. Elling plans nationwide touring exhibitions with a wagon and tent, after vendor J H Tudour transported Ned to Bisbee.
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Teris
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U. S. Supreme Court
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TR. Brandt
M.D
Appricer
Eroent L. Hughes Et al
Cerdena de Cobre Co
Appellee
J.T. Toland
Lowell
Board of Supervisors
Frank Boence
Yavapai County
Sullivan
Marques
Yuma
Hodges
Justine Roce
Graham County
Don Sullivan
Ned
Tombstone
Martin Elling
Bisbee
J. H. Tudour
Liberty
Colorado
Esting
Tombstone Canyon
United States
Kiting
Unusual Trapper Invasion Marks Quarterly Court House Meeting
About fifty trappers and hunters occupied the court house lawn for a quarterly board of supervisors session. The gathering assessed and categorized hides, paying rewards for predatory beasts like bobcats and skunks. The first quarterly bounty payments promise roughly $2,000, with total annual payments near $8,000 as trapping continues.
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Tombstone
Court House
Board of Supervisors
Road Tax Controversy Overdrew Arizona Line
District Attorney Williams filed an opinion with the board concerning a $2 annual road tax on able bodied male residents. The opinion cites Chapter 63 and section 3964, arguing the tax applies to men aged 21 to 60 regardless of city residence, creating ambiguity about collection within corporate limits.
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Arizopans
Reappraisement of Lots Set for May 10 Auction in Parker
Washington dispatch notes 34 days immersion in reappraisement of lots. Phoenix land office will register and receivers offer parcels singly on May 10 at public auction in Parker to the highest bidder, then adjourn to November 1. Bids must be in person or via agent, not by mail. Cameron backs port offices at Pirtleville and Aguila with postmasters Langford and Boerger. Cameron also secured a $12 pension for Charles A. Gibson of Globe.
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Parker
Cameron
Pirtleville
Cochise County
J.J. Langford
Auguila
Maricopa County
Frank Boerger
Bureau of Pensions
Charles A. Gibson
Globe
Tuccoo lodge initiate hundred members after contest
A Tuccoo lodge gathering in Engle ended with one hundred members being initiated after a contest between two teams. The meeting was followed by an elaborate banquet.
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Tuccoo
Engle
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