Quit Claim Deed Transfers and Property Listings in Warren
A fragmented early 1900s notice records quit claim deeds and transfers involving multiple parties and properties in Warren and nearby towns. It lists Cochiee Dev Coto J Kerpp, C G Kolatad, Min & Mer Bank of Bisbee, FG Toland, J Toland, Baker, Douglas properties, and various stock items, with mentions of Bolivian names and local lenders. The entry names numerous individuals and firms in a dense sequence of land and livestock transfers, loans, and mortgage references.
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Cochiee
Coto J
Min & Mer Bank of Bisbee
FG Rehmidy
Toland Baker
Southwestern Lamber Co
Court Cases Filed In Superior Court
Irma McCarty and Win McCarty seek a divorce in Suit No 42. Cunningham minors are involved with Mary Costello and Mare Tin Costello in an accounting action for $525 868.34. Probate proceeding Est H B Hanscom seeks order of confirmation of sale.
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Irma McCarty
Win McCarty
Cunningham
Mary Costello
Maretin Costello
Hanscom
Free Mail Delivery Sought for Bisbee by Senator Smith
Washington dispatch says Senator Smith urged the post office department to establish free delivery at Bisbee Arizona. An inspector will be sent to study demand. Smith also presented to the president a citizen petition from Pinal County asking for the pardon of Judge S Linder.
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Washington
Smith
Post Office Department
Bisbee
Pinal County
Arizoos
Linder
Engineer Vaughan Killed Near Yuma
Dispatch reports engineer C C Vaughs and fireman EE Norton were seriously injured in a wreck near Yuma at Bisewick station. The southern Pacific freight collision occurred about 100 miles east of Yuma, with Vaughan killed.
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Taccon
C C Vaughs
EE Norton
Southern Pacific
Bisewick Station
Yuma
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Local church aid and town notes amid travel and travel woes
Tuesday’s Daily Kew reports Mrs Harden assisting Congregational church services for two weeks in Rev Deck's absence with his return expected soon from Albuquerque NM. County Surveyor JS McNeish as Assistant Clerk recalls a seven mile walk after a breakdown as the auto ran out of gas. Southern Pacific renames Nogales Benson motor car service to replace steam. Captain Wilton visits Tombstone to review spiritual welfare. Postmaster Crable and family depart for Phoenix on work. Attorneys Scott and Goodrich arrive from Los Angeles re Gleeson Costello case. Scott plans frequent visits while Ben Goodrich returns home. Police Bravin returns from Bisbee after tending his son Valenting awaiting appendicitis surgery at Copper Queen hospital.
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John Harden
Rev Deck
Rev Deck Tx
Albuquerque
E County
JS McNeish
Joseph Scott
Ben Goodrich
Los Angeles
Gleeson Costello
Scott
Ben” Gottrieb
Tuneetoon
Sulphur Spring Valley Notes Highlights Local Events
March dinner hosted by Mrs C D Clapp honored Raphael Shearer new to the area from Glesdorf California. Shearer plans a permanent home on Turkey Creek land. John Gleeson and family returned from a month at Globe and Indian Hot Springs. Valley settlers report plowing and harrowing, expecting feed. DW Brown elected Courtland school trustee. Mrs Near arrived from El Paso to join husband who came from Mexico. Pearce ball team shows strong junior squad, with one loss in six. Mining work at Mary shaft in progress, an upraise reveals high grade ore Arironan.
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Mre
D Clapp
Raphael F Sheaer
Glesdorf
California
Mre Clapp
Shearer
Turkey Creek
John Gleeson
Gleeson
Globe and Indian Hot Springs
Courtland
Maid of Sunshire
Leadville Mix Company
Arironan
Senate to Consider Sloan Appointment
Senate judiciary committee says next Friday will hold a hearing to consider the presidential appointment of Richard E Sloan of Arizona for judge of the United States district court in Arizona.
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Senate Committee On Judiciary
Richard E Sloan
Arzora
United States Court
District of Arizoos
Tombstone Court Proceedings and Local Visitors
The report covers court activity with two men accused of resisting an officer awaiting grand jury action. Visitors include EH McFall and Fred Flohr from Courtland and City Attorney Ed Flannigan from Bisbee. Lawyers Richardeau Cast and Haddieston of Douglas attended court with other attendees Del Vickett and Geo Neale and Roy Morfoot from Bisbee.
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Bisbee Cn
JM Cabell
EH McFall
Fred Flohr
Courtland
McFarland Yessterday
Ed Flannigan
Biebee
Richardeau
Cast
Haddieston
Douglas Mere Tumblstone
Geo Neale
Roy Morfoot
Bisbee
Former Tombstoner On Visit Here
Sam Garrett formerly master mechanic of the TOMAc now in San Diego with his nephew A Owen Garrett visited Tombstone from Babee. A Owen Garrett a large stockholder and Western Underwriting and Mortgage Co. representative, says the San Diego route is faster than Los Angeles via Yuma with 75 miles of road and 25 miles of sand. They traveled in Garretts car five days from San Diego to Bisbee and expect a visit with Tombstone friends in a few days.
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Sam Garrett
Tomac
San Diego
California
Owen Garrett
Tombstone
Babee
Fed
Mpecuil
Western Underwriting and Mortgage Co
Arizona Corporation
Abbott- Detroit Satombile
Bishes
Loe Angel Et
Comet Rece
Bisbee
Garrett
Brawley
Yuma
Arizona
Owen Rett
Sow Angeles
Sam Garrettss
Tomtetone
County Supervisors Address Skunk Bounties and County Projects
The board debated county skunk bounties with $1200 paid at the current session and an appeal planned to Cochise legislators to ease the bounty burden. The road superintendent led cleanups. Western Metal Co of El Paso won culvert bids. graders and wagon loaders bids were rejected for new specs. County hospital transfers appointed Dr Reodall as superintendent. the hospital turned over to his charge.
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Board of Supervisors
Peasion
Maclay
Cochise
Western Metal Co
el Paso
John Rock
William Riggs
Aloo
RS Maclay
Douglas
Hickey
Reodall
Hfe
Promising Property Near Charleston
DJ Mulligan of Feirbank touring Douglas with ore samples from a property owned by Jim and JW Repse near Charleston. Showings indicate encouraging returns with records of gold and silver at 821 21. Vein extends four feet, shaft down about 40 feet. prospectors eye a six case group. Also noting Steve Young property in the area with a 45 foot shaft reaching shipping grade ore.
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DJ Mulligan
Feirbank
Douglas
Jim
JW Repse
Charleston
Cbattie
Mulligan
Steve Young
Governor Receives Letter From China
Governor Hunt receives a letter from the Chinese Republic's executive office. The plain paper note, dated March 3 1912 from Nanking, is written in English by Ma Soo to thank the governor for a January 24 letter and Arizona constitution copy.
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George W P Hunt
Sue
Ma Soo
Weitter
Hunt
Sin i Wah
Fetter Ax
Nanking
China
George W P Hant
Tam
Arizona
Yin
Tiwnette
Arizona Officials Confiscate Arms Shipment to Guaymas Seized in Benson
Federal officers seized a bonded freight car carrying line and ammunition bound for Guaymas and other West Coast points. The car, routed from Galveston Texas, was halted in Benson and is held in Taccon yards. Mexican secret agents and a Tucson contact were alerted. Four mounted men reportedly chased inspectors near Benson, after which the car moved toward Pacnatore for further disposition.
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Guaymas
Benson
Ted States Marshal’ Office
Taccon Yards
Galveston
Texas
Tucson
Mexican Bank Robbers Still At Large After Heist
Robbers who netted 10000 from the mining agent at Magdalena Sonora remain at large. The mining agent sits jailed in Magdalena as an alleged accomplice. Rumors place the gang north to Quijano after stealing seven horses from Sener Soto’s Imaris ranch. They reportedly hide in the Pinito mountains near Quijeno, about a dozen miles away.
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Magdalena
Sonore
Quijano
Sener Soto
Imaris
Pinito Mountains
Quijeno
Legislature Debates Workday Bill and Suffrage Senate Action
In the senate Worsley proposes a six hour workday for underground workers when temperatures exceed ten degrees and Worsley backs a three cent passenger fare on railroads. Moore’s woman suffrage bill advances to third reading as debate grows, while a state veterinary appointment and a visitor invitation to Woodrow Wilson excite members. House moves include dairy and wet goods bills and a live stock branding reform, with new auto tax and cooperative oversight proposals also discussed.
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Bille
Senate
Worsley
Chase
Habbell
Committee On Education
Johnson
Woodrow Wilken
Arizona
Champ Clark
Committee On
Renate
Congress
Council
Bouss
Moore
Pima
Babbitt
Ball
Buchanan
Cocker
Crosfoot
Jacobs
Jacobson
Jones Kene
Kerr
Lewis
Linney
Lyne
Yavapai
Pina
Murphy
Whipple
Danaan
Hal
Vine
Baker
Brooks
Curry
Craig
Drennn
Lis
Genzales
Graham Maddock
Mattox
Saxon
Wren
Kelton
Graham
Cochise
Barker
Pinal
Ke'ton
Sexon
Santa Cruz
Submismon Me Woood
Marienpar
Roberts
Cochive
Board of Control
Kirk Moore
Senator Smith Proposes Cadet Appointment and Arizona Bills
Senator Mark Smith of Arizona selects Benjamin Franklin Billingsley of Clifton for West Point. E J Lehman named Clifton postmaster to fill resignation. Senator Ashurst seeks extending Smoot Act to Arizona. Proposals include 5,000,009 acres for Arizona roads and bridges. Sloan charges testimony and an Indian bill amendment funds for San Carlos and Bethesda reservoir works.
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Mark Smith
Arizona
Benjamin Franklin Billingsley
Clifton
West Point Military Academy
Smith
Rem On
Prescott
Sloan
Washington
Hayden
House
San Carlos
Greesda
Attempt to Kill Douglas Youth Near Home in Morning Blast
A diabolical blast aimed at Carl Moore, 15, stepson of P Wimberly, a democratic candidate for street commissioner, shattered a corner residence at First Street and Baveoue at 11 05 last evening. Moore slept in a small frame building about 20 feet from the house when the explosion occurred, tearing the bed and injuring him slightly. The family’s residence also suffered severe damage with smashed windows. Police will investigate. the suspected assailant named by a dispatch representative was Dougian Diepateh.
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Carl Moore
P Wimberly
Prim Arion
First Street
Baveoue
Yoong Moore
Wimberly
Dougian Diepateh
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L L Brown
Bieber
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J. L Brow
Uranas
F Clark
B& L Assn
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Attonse
Lizsie Prabl
Charicarrant
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Morrison
L J. Warren
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First Sat
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H Mike
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Wietee
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FG Toland
T Koletad
Min & Mer Bank of
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JK Baker
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Verly
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Ariz Tank
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Grant Dav Trust Co
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Phi Week
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Salve Tloy Army
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Mre Williams
Mra Crable
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Copper Queen Hospital
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Mexico
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Committee On Constitutional Amendments
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Atate Auperevision
Shison
AW Gregg
Pricsa
Itn
Tna Iaw
Sins of Coehive
Aricoon Medical Board
Doctor's Trust
Senator Smith
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