Property transfers and mortgages in Cochise County records
A compilation of mortgage actions, deeds, and land transfers in Cochise County. Entries name numerous parties including Charter Gas Engine Co, Min & Mer Bank, Bisbee Auto Co, Warren Ranch, and Warren properties, with various land, livestock, and automobile transactions, and mentions of mining deeds and satisfactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Ranch
Min & Mer Bank
BONE
Anna Stich Et Conj
Charter Gas Engine Co
Bill of Sale for Personal Property Transfer
A bill of sale records J Averell and others transferring personal property to Angle and Bush Lumber Co and MoMTeAcE Eblig to C Hom in a dated document. The fragmentary text notes names and parties but lacks full details of items, values, or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angle and Bush Lumber Co
New Cases Filed in Superior Court and Probate Proceedings
Record of filings includes divorce decree for Minnie White and Tibbetts, estate distribution orders, enforcement suit for Josephine Branham versus Everett Branham, Cochise County Crs. 255, and multiple probate actions. Hearings dated April 10 and April 17 with letters of admin and guardianship applications noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Tibbetts
Josephine Branham
Everett Branham
Cochise County
D McKee
J Lynn
P O'Brien
R_ Thompson
Jane Neer
Forest Homesteads Secured by Women in Coronado Forest
During February and March 1912, 618 acres in Coronado Forest Arizona were opened to entry under the Forest Homestead Act. Six applicants, including Mrs Filen S McCarthy and Mrs Lilla Stuart of Tucson, had their applications favorably acted upon after examination by a forest officer. Additionally 2404 acres were allotted within other National Forests in Arizona and 1409 acres in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado Forest
Arizona
Coronado National Forest
Filen S. McCarthy Canille
Arizona pioneers society grants membership to long-time residents
Residents of Arizona who have lived in the state 30 years or more and their children become eligible for Arizona pioneers society membership. The rule previously required arrival before 1870, with recent debate ending in a vote at Congress Street rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Arizona
The
Arizona Pioneers Society
Congress Street
Looking Backward Twenty Four Years in Huachuca
A local digest notes four teen soldiers voting in a recent election. Special jurors called for a Territor y case. A venue change moves a assault case to Justice Alvord. Vickers represented Cochise at a Denver convention. Gambling licenses may rise to 250 monthly. Herring returns from Phoenix. Most Republican papers oppose statehood. Mark Smith heads to San Diego for Mrs Smith’s death hope. Apache attacks near Oso Negra mine. Tombstone boy killed. Stage team crashes near Turquoise. Brinn’s lumber yard damages wire. Court commissioner Swain receives commission. May term adjourns.
Friday fright at Tucson jury duty sparks fear
William Shilliam arrived from No gales last night, frightening many into hiding to avoid being drafted for U S jury service in Tucson. The G A R Burnside Post celebrated its Silver anniversary at Masonic Hall renewing pledges to their cause. Cochise county plans to move to cash basis with warrants called by June 1 1802 and floating debt eliminated. Mohave county enforces swift burials as the Kingman Miner protests. Local supervisors praised for businesslike conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shilliam
Nogales
Tucson
G. A R
Burnside Post
Masonic Hall
Cochise
Squirrels, artesian search, and Apache tensions in Tombstone area
A fragment from Tombstone era notes a two tailed squirrel exhibit at Wolcott's store and local talk of restricting artesian water. Plans to seek water in Sulphur Spring Valley echo a colonization effort led by Copper Queen. Local fears center on Apache incursions and ranger needs. Mentions of San Simon killings, Captain Kelton, and desertions in San Carlos. Clarence Wood heads to Los Angeles for the summer on his grandfather's farm. Jack Dawson’s Tucson suicide is noted, clarifying relation to Jim Dobe son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper Queen Company
Clarence Wood
R. W. Wood
Los Angeles
Doings in the Superior Court of Cochise County
The case of James Scow versus Nettie Noble, involving substantial property interests near Dos Caberas, went to the jury this afternoon and will yield a verdict on the facts per court instructions. The matter has sat in the court since Friday with many witnesses and strong local interest in the Dos Cabebus district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Scow
Nettie Noble
Dos Caberas
Dos Cabeeus
Civil suit James Scow vs Nettie Noble verdict returned
In the Superior Court last evening the jury found for the defendant on most questions in the Scow versus Noble property case from the Dos Cabezas district. The court will render judgment later. A separate venue noted in the Dean versus E P & S W damage suit, heard yesterday, may extend to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Scow
Nettie Noble
Dos Cabezas
Dean
Daily roundup of local visits and official notes
Monday’s Daily reports residents and officials returning from trips to Bisbee Tombstone and Douglas. Notable mentions include Mize May Thiel, Councy Recorder Owen E Murphy, Deputy Joe Maldonado, postmistress Mrs J L Carty, Mrs H J Johnson, and County Attorney J F Ross with their travels and visits. The Board of Supervisors met in regular session addressing routine and road matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Councy
Owen E Murphy
Joe Maldonado
Bisbee
J. L. Carty
Fort Huachuca
Tombstone
H. J. Johnson
Board of Supervisors
Jos. H. Gray
Oscar K. Goll
Douglas
Mont
Cochise County
Tomb Stone
Leity
Mary Barton becomes deputy to Cochise County Recorder
Mary Barton former county tenographer of Cochise County and later a legislature attaché has taken a deputy position in the office of County Recorder Owen E. Murphy. She proudly calls Tombstone her home and praises its climate water and sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Barton
Cochise
Owen E. Murphy
Miss Barton
Courtland Mine Owners Face Federal Case in Arizona
Courtland mine owners L Pleasant and V Quinones are summoned to answer within 30 days in Tucson federal court on charges tied to anti contract labor laws. Ramon Quinones, a brother of one owner, is jailed in Tucson as a witness after arrest at Naco. officials allege he crossed from Cananea with funds from the owners. The defendants admit sending money but deny breaking laws. penalties may reach 1000 dollars per count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon Quinones
Naco
Cananea
Wime
Tucson
Pleasant
Quinones
United States
Jas McDonald
Courtland
Grags Broth Construction Company
Arizona
Local notes from Tombstone and county seat scene
Wednesday's Daily reports brief visits and business in Tombstone and nearby, including President 4 E Maete of HuW Water Company as a community visitor, Mo Muntaso of Tombstone Transfer Co repairing a stable front, and tourists passing through on the way to San Francisco. Mrs Chamberlain leaves for Chicago after months in the county seat. L Cummings repairs at the old La Rita hotel. new freight platform at EL P&SW nearing completion. Sheriff Wheeler returns with two prisoners bound for superior court from Smelter City. Rumors place Aman in town to study electric and power plant prospects. Judge O'Connor to preside temporarily. McPherson Transfer loading coal. Stephenson and Cooper in town, local merchants interviewed. Main line trains late yesterday but back on schedule today. Mexican colony held a grand ball at Gage Hall in quiet fashion. The Ohio oath form for Frank J. Cheney appears in a legal blurb.
Doan railroad case opens with Judge OConnor on bench
This Wednesday afternoon the case of John Doan as administrator of E Po and S W railroad began with Judge W O Connor of Santa Cruz county presiding, replacing ill Judge A C Lockwood. Lockwood has been ill for a week and may soon return, with O Connor remaining until his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doan
E Po & S. W. Railroad
W . O'Connor
Santa Cruz County
A. C. Lockwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mikagi Bros, Publishers
Ebson
Wand
Brown
O Pylant
E Folsom
Auvo
Cochise Motor Co
Burroul
Adding Machine Co
F Thompson
Bisbee Auto Co Automobile
W Patterson
Elles Fisher Auto
Dunagan
York Safe & Lock Co
Sale
E Slaughter
R McDaniel
Min & Mer
Elieh Sames
Ass'n .O
Corona
Dugan
Irene Bricod Douglas
C Roots
Dee
Gray
L Shattuck
Deed
Davis
Mining Labs
E Clark
Warren
J O'Brien
Alda Miller Bisbee
Addie Driscoll
D Driscoll Douglas
B& L
Jas McLeone
W Davis
R Hook
Ming
S Lewis
Mary Meanster
J Schafer
W Schafer
Angle
Merrill
Land
Collins
Moss
Benson
T Lancaster
Anner White
Angie
Lana
Commonwealth Min & Mig Co
Pearce
D Hogan
E Burdick Warren Peop
Mrs Frances C+ rons
Solomon Et Ux
N Barclay
L Martinez
R Blaine
J Mallory
C Matlock
Jenson
S Long
Ben
Douglas Prop
Vaughan
Fife
Golding
Doughs
Rosalie
Eblig
J Averell
Oa Huteey
Momteace
Eblig Et Ax
C Hom Douglas
Rcmt
Parah Steinsom
Chattle
Wright
Amusement Supply Co
Larkins
J Steuben
J White
Minnie White
P Vaughtan
Margaret Speerk
J Luna
J Wright
Huachuca
Johnnston
CE Alvord
Sanders
Vickers
Denver
Col Win. Herring
Phoenix
Territory
Mark Smith
Wify
San Diego
California
Jie
Arispe
Jim Kirk
Oso Negra
Frank Catchum
Swain
A.s
Toughout Street
Brinn
Mohave County
Wolcott's
Sonora
Irwin
Gov Irwin
San Simon
Kelton
New Mexico
San Carlos
Boston
Jack Dawson
Jim Dobeson
Tombstone Fairbank
Superior Court
Mize May Thiel
Bishee
Douglas Gray
Douglas, Jr
Turner
E. P. A. Larrien
City
Walter Thomas
Norman Abellis
University of Arizona
Frances Abell
Mrs . Costello
Miss McCann
Costello Ranch
Ous Cochise
Porter McDonald
JF. Ross
IA Recorders Office
J. M. Sparks
Ft. Huachica
Mabel Nigh
Worcester Mass
Borkwith
Imperial Guardi Company
Huachuca Reservoir
Huachuca Mountains
Hawes
AF Parker
Chicago
Aprilard
Fred Nun
Haumer
Fred
Mee
W.A. Fuge
Scow
PB. Soto
W.T. Cooper
L. F Driggs
Wav. Riggs
Nettie Cooper
Firth
Fr Bromsbee
Alexander Murry
U. S
Nora Joco
Dan Hanley
Fo M. Doan
Fo W. Doan
R.N. French
Flach
Grant Warner
Jim Haverty
Earthman
E Maete
Huw Water Company
Todey
Huachuca Revere
Thy
Mo Muntaso, Proprie Tombstone Transfer Company i
O. K
San Francisco
J. H. Chamberlain
J. W. Walker
L. Cummings
la Rita
EL P&sw
Harry C. Wheeler
Smelter City
Huralary
Aman
Judge O'Connor
O'Connor
Kwood
McPherson
First Street
Win A. Stephenson
St. Louis
Edwin Cooper
Knights the Grip
We, Landers
Percy Smith
Dake
Gage Hall
Wigat
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney Manes Oath Thom
Urert & Ce
Dolme Bovine
Toe
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