Records of Cochise County Instruments Filed With the County
County records list multiple property transfers in Douglas Bisbee Benson and Warren townsite through 1900. Fractions include Mooney to Douglas Realty and Trust, Suto to Emilia Sox, Hoteline to Oscar, and many others. Names include James A F Douglas, Samuel Lpider, Mariette Adams, Frank W Doan, John A Dunbar, Harvey Johnson, George A Welker, and Charles E Criten. Properties span Walker addition, Musgrave addition, Califorum mining district, Warren Provident area, and various titles across Bisbee and Douglas.
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Ws Mooney Et Ux
LE Booker Et Ux
Douglas Realty and Trust Company
Patlo
Suto
Emilia Sox
JE Hoteline
William Mre
Aricona Investiment Company
Bamuel Lpider
Douglas
Mariette Adams
James A F Douglas
The
Warren Company
Max Goldman
Warren
Frand Molinar
Tia Molinar
LA Hehstadt
Woerren Company
Joseph M . Muheim
Warren Provident Mutual Building and Loan Association
Title Guaranty and Trust Company
Charles E Criten
Land
Gus Johnson Et Ox
H ‘Bremerer Bisbee
To Cure a Cold in One Day 752 Tate Laxative Tablets
Public notice item condensed from a long OCR pass includes numerous real estate transfers, mortgage actions, and property descriptions centered on Bisbee and Douglas. The fragment lists owners such as AA Dudley, Carlos Rivera, Louis Nunce, and J CL Laven with numerous property deeds in Queen Addition, Northwest and Bryan additions, Dragoon mining district, and city parcels. It mentions lenders Miners & Merchants Bank, Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Co, First Nations Bank of Douglas, and Arizona Mest. The document records transfers, trusts, and mortgage actions with many personal and property names, addressing local parcels and entities in southern Arizona towns Bisbee and Douglas.
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Dudley
Carlos Rivera
City of Douglas
Lodley
Luis Nunce
Sisto Miranda
Frank A Mileb
Firte
Douglas
Dalley Et Ax
Manuel Avasta
Henry K Street
John M Barnes Proerty
Bryan
Benson
FA Mackey
Mary ' F Miller
Hannah M Washburn
Bisbee
Blaney
William G Roberts
Land
Territorial Items of Interest Condensed
Condensed news items from Arizona regions cover Salt River picnic plans and April events. Tucson decapitated three police. local officials face changes in education. A push to commute Croce’s hanging sentence to life prompts Governor Kibbe’s action. Salvation Army quarters at Bisbee face eviction amid declining contributions. Band concerts resume at Dolan? and Buckeye hosts a large barbecue for Phoenix Tempe and Mesa. Canadians buy Phoenix land for fence posts. a five acre Phoenix ranch sells for 40 an acre. Fire destroys Fletcher Milligan home near Phoenix. An English syndicate seeks 600000 for Amativea gold claims in Yuma county. Yuma boom noted. Cochise? county bounty fund exhausted. no new payments until taxes arrive.
Tombstone Busy as Officials and Notables Arrive for Meeting
Arrivals from Salt River valley and Bisbee attend Cochise county board events in Tombstone. Frank Hurd and Chris Selman among guests. McNeish and Vickers headline civic and mining ties. Local officials inspect roads and discuss county debt while others conduct business and seek sites.
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Cummings
Salt River Valley
Tombstone
Frank Hurd
Pirlevite
Board of Supervisors
Political shifts and local tensions ripple in Santa Cenz County
From Tuesday's Daily a deputy suffers injuries after a ladder incident while a jail trust is mentioned. Ben Rice reports that politico activity is heating, with NL Murphy declaring a Republican delegate candidacy if O'Neil secures the Democratic nomination. Mining resumes in Santa Cenz County and Logales booms as a large Masonic temple addition is planned due to growing membership.
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Ben Rice
Tom Iday
Politico
NL Murphy
O'Neil
Murphy
Santa Cenz County
Logales
Masonic Temple
Nogeles
Will Leave For His Old Haunts Today
Scho tien of th lexuon, the pioneer mining Dragoons will leave for his native haunts today. Interviewed, Mr. Gleason stated that the S. P. had all kinds of material stacked up at Wilcox and it looked like they intended driving south. Mr Gleason is enthusiastic about his district and regrets the Dragoons have not received proper advertisement. The Dragoons need thorough writing to show their premises and resources. It is a pity this mineral belt has not been adequately shown to mining readers.
Arizona Melon Growers Association Plans Large Crop
At the last meeting the Melon Growers Association learned that 300 acres of melons would be cultivated this year with a chance to double. The group has secured beet seed and arranged handling to reduce costs and secure the highest prices.
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Melon Growers’ Association
Distinguished Visitor Tours Tombstone District
Mr. J. J. Wragovich of New York, secretary and treasurer of the Development Company of America, impressed Tombstone as a district visitor. His favorable view of the Tombstone Consolidated and the district proved profoundly gratifying to local residents.
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J. J. Wragovich
New York
Wragovich
Development Company of America
Tombstone Consolidated
Tomstone
Had Sixty Cents But Lacked More
An old timer from Dougls, known for five cent beer, tries to pay with sixty cents. He and companions request more beer, he digs out forty cents from tobacco and lays it on the bar, then collapses. He declines jury duty and boards the first city train.
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Dougls
Egyptian Cotton Yields Reported At One Acre
A Washington official states promising results from Egyptian cotton in Arizona and New Mexico after years of trial. Dr Carson reportedly produced 900 pounds per acre in the Salt River Valley, Arizona, last year, as the department of agriculture distributes seeds for Arizona.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Arizona
New Mexico
Carson
Salt River Valley
Arisone
New Townsite for Arizona Near Winkleran Ranch
Thomas J. Fry of Los Angeles announces a future mining metropolis named London in Arizona. Fry, a member of the London Townsite company, has acquired the old Winkleran ranch near the London Copper company property in Pinal County. Surveyors will soon survey and plat the city of the future.
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London
Arizona
Thomas J. Fry
Los Angeles
Fry
London Townsite Company
Winkleran Ranch
Arizona Copper Company
Pinal County
Monster
Ranger Kidder Brutally Treated by Mexican Officials
Undersheriff Hopkins returned from Naco last night reporting Ranger Kidder was dragged more than ten hundred yards and bears marks of violence. Funeral arrangements were announced and will be held under the auspices of the order to which the deceased belonged.
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Undersherif Hopkins
Naco
Ranger Kidder
Kidder
Elke
Train Crushes Stranger Near Douglas Station
A man named Otto La Blanche was killed when struck by the E. B. train a few miles east of Douglas near San Bernardino station Friday night. Papers found on his person identified him, though he was a stranger in the area. He was picked up by Doctor Hawley and carried to the baggage car where both legs were severed. he died near Hernandez station.
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Otto la Blanche
E. B
Douglas
San Bernardino
Hawley
Hernandez Station
Automobile Essay From Arizona Schoolgirl Not Fit For Publication
An Arizona schoolgirl’s 250 word essay about an automobile is deemed not fit for publication. The fragment mentions a uncle buying a car and traveling up a hill. The note cites Phoenix Post income data and a Y M C A building fundraising effort with subs expected to top ten thousand dollars.
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Arizona
Jatong Hill
White Town
Reliable Assays Ad for Gold and Silver Testing
Reliable Assays offers gold at 75 cents, silver at $1.00, and copper at $1.50 with prompt mail service. The Denver based Ocpex Assay Co lists placer gold, retorte and rich ore bought and provides free mailing envelopes and a price list from 159 Court Place.
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Ocpex Assay Co
Court Place
Denver
Coto
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Re Cochran
Maud More Fis
Stetler
Bowes
Louisa Sand
Sontia Viewha Bisbee
the International Land and Improvement Company
Kline Douglas Property
ICA Overlock
Revjanin Norris _ Douglas propry
Jay B Hale
Staley Bisbee Property
City of
Lee Thompson
Doulas
DA Richardson
FH Hunteman
ROR Montare
Viola Douthitt
Womacks
Lol Brown
Bisbee Property
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Fred Q
Emer
EE Fisher
MF Deems
McMullen
Ttenry
Bourne John F Turner
D H Johnston Jie Wood
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J A O'Keefe
Mary Gary
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James E. Mullensix
George E Wills
Eliza
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Hebert Kimball
PW Eldridge
LD Eldridge
JH Nolan
J A Hoover
J H Tevis
J W Walker
K York
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Chas Carpenter
Chesley Carpenter
Willam G Roberts
Simeon Hasralard
Caroline M Kiball
David P Kimball
Thomas
Kimball
Lola Kimball
Ellen Merrill
Charles C Kimball
Quince K Kimball
Violet Blaney
Crozier Kimball
Thatcher Kimball
Mand
Charles W Halderman
Usto
F L Blomer
Morgan Et Ax
Gregora Madrid
Willcox
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Newport
Thistis
Waite
HC Sholes
M A Robinson
Chae
Phillipe
Bea H Stillman
John Baulimin
JL Pillags
EG Riley
Newton Trenham
Ethel L. Dosn
W H Constable
John McGowan
Thrist Haberstock
Promate
Bertin & Lepers
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F H Mitchell
Benk
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Thomas Fitzsimmons
Strothof
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Biskes
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Croce
J. M Scott
Salvation Army
Bisle
Dowelae
Phoenix
Tempe
Mesa
Sven
Yuma
Fletcher Milligan
McDowell Road
Amativea Group
Yuma County
Fima County
Chris Selman
McNeish
Tom Bennett
Joe Morrison
Bisbee Thar
V. Vickers
Chiricahua Catite Company
Old Cochise
Big Cattle Company
Frank Murdock
Globe
Inciden
Mr. Murdock
Billy Edwards
Big Pour
Bistoe
Mesers
Connell and
Taccoo
Connell
M. Renaud
Pearce
Major Barton
Big Emper
Board of
Euperin
John Gleeson
Babee
Atlantic
Lalose Bonebrake
Suelly
Sneri
Morrill
Solsmonville
William Haske
Jewel
Levi Sixemss
Co's
Seiseted
Thomas Miles
8. P
el Paso
Tuc-on
Ayer
Aer
Tara Sone
Train
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