Property transfers and liens reported by Cochise County records
County recorder listings show attachments and satisfactions of mortgages, quit claims, and warranty deeds in Douglas and Pearce District. Notable entries include James Oven to Ludivine Ovens quit claim in Bie bee addition, John Saylor to Frank Weetfield mortgage satisfaction, and Vacant mining and water right filings in Dos Cabec as well as parcels in Paradive and Queen additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F White
AA Dndiey Et al
Mark Deems
Pirtle and
Queen Additions
City of
Douglas
James
Ludivine Ovens
Bie~ Bee
Odd Fellows Meeting and Local Notices Highlight Tuesday’s Daily
The Tuesday Daily notes the Odd Fellows meet at Vaccnie Mall in the evening. It records local moves including Julia Rockfellow’s reported pedigree growth and Tombstone friends pleased by her news. Also lists chattel and realty mortgages, water claims, and residents traveling to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Odd Fellows
Vaccnie Mall
Julia Rockfellow
Listret
To Be Reported to House on Thursday
A Washington dispatch says Representative Flood leads a committee on territories and plans to report a measure to the House Thursday. He and Representative Houston discussed the situation with the president proposing a plan to resolve the issue by approving the constitution pending before Congress and then allowing Arizona voters to decide on recall for officers except judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Flood
House
Hous
Congress
Houston
Arizona
Entertained Friends at Bridge Whist at Fremont and Ninth
Mire William Lutley hosted a bridge gathering at her residence on Fremont and Ninth Streets on a recent Thursday afternoon. A number of friends attended and enjoyed tempting refreshments, with attendees including Mrs Boggs, Gus Bar on, Francie Crable, AH Gardne, FN Wolcott, Lee Woolers, HH Hage hart, Willian Latley, and Misses Watson, Small, and Giddins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Wiliam Lutley
Bridge
Fremont
Ninth Streets
Neste
Masdames WE Boggs
Gus Baron
Francie Crable
AH Gardne
FN Wolcott
Lee Woolers
HH Hagehart
Willian Latley
Mises Watson
Small and Giddins
Rebel Forces Move Into Nacozari Valley
Rebel leaders Abral and Garcia drive toward Nacozeri from Sonora with 400 Giron forces in Compas. Chiapas’s wife Madame Chiapas travels toward Moctezuma. rebels expect Chiapas’s return. Federal and allied units, including 50 Pima Indians, 50 federals, and 200 Chaipas volunteers, operate near Compas. The advance guard breached Valdepare toward Cos, aiming to seize ammunition guarded by Red Lopes at Ceuizes spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abral
Garcia
Tard
Sonora
Giron
Compas
Madame Chiapes
Moeterame
Douglas
Moctezuma
Chipas
Moctexuma
Guadelama
A N Williams Flies at Douglas
A N Williams demonstrates a flight at Douglas proving grounds. The well known aviator flies a craft along the ground for 125 feet then climbs to about 60 feet and sails a mile and a half at speed around 30 miles per hour watched by 40 to 60 spectators. The machine weighs about pounds with driver and entry weight noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeatertay
Accete
the International
A. N. Willams
Douglas Aylater
Lore Mila
Williams
Maching
Proving Grounds
Saloons Reopen Under County License Rules
Tempe and Phoenix saloons regain licenses after county supervisors issue permits to twenty at Phoenix and four at Tempe. Provisions bar licenses within six miles of public works camps with twenty four workers, sparking a local option contest set for April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phernix
Tempe
T ‘One
Phoenix
Gleeson Buys Auto as Local Firm Purchases One Car
John Gleeson of Gleeson buys an EMF car from Bowen and Hubbard. The firm has one other used by Mr. Hubbard. JF Lakin, a factory representative, visits the city as a guest of local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cleesin
Gleeson, Hies
Bowen and
Hubbard
Hubbard Bunecit
Lakin
Bishee Review
Leaves for Coast in Quest of Former Health
Druggist Ed Fiach and his family left Tombstone aboard the morning westbound train bound for Los Angeles and California. They expect to be away for several months while Mr Finch seeks to regain his health, hoping to return to handle his business interests. He has suffered from acute stomach trouble for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Fiach
Los Angeles
California Pointe
Tombstone
Boquillas Company Increases Stock Holdings
The Boquillas company expands its holdings as Babe Thompson cattle in the Hereford district are rounded up for delivery to buyers. The outfit retains all stock except the heifers, which go to Fred and Billie Bennett for a new cattle venture in Tubse country Santa Cruz county. Delivery expected by the Lith instant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Thompson
Hereford
Boquillas Company
Fred
Billie Bennett
Tubse
Santa Cruz
Benson Press
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Misprint
How's This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure F J Canney Co Toledo We the undersigned have known J Cheney for 15 years and believe him honest in all business This advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and claims testimonials and cost per bottle Sold by all druggists
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Canney & Co
Toledo
J. Cheney
Warpixe
Kixwax & Maxvis
Ell Dugziste
Earthquake Shakes Mazatlan West Coast Mexico
An earthquake struck Mazatlan on a Friday just before noon injuring several people and causing damage to buildings under construction. Officials reported the quake lasted 24 seconds, with panic in the streets and cathedral crowd seeking refuge as old structures in the historic district collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almson
Mexico
Pareongese Sh Maxstlan
Love
Meratlon
Ahack Wa
Arturo Vasques
Kingman Receives Two Automobile Trucks
Kingman welcomed two new heavy automobiles unloaded from two flat cars. Built by the Great Western Transportation Company for field testing in flat and hill country, the machines feature a wide track and a wagon-like road, claiming 20 horsepower and a hauling capacity of twenty tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingman
Grear Western Transportation Company
Kingoan
Tuese Tao Bar
Chinese student prince seeks Arizona entry again
A Chinese mining student and self styled prince returned to Douglas from Nacorari Sonora. He had been refused entry after a stay since wiring Washington the commerce department ordered the port opened for his admission and then closed again as not a port for Chinese entry except in transit.
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Douglas
Nacorari
Sonora
Washington
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Teopksi
New
Chives
San Diego
Californa
Teophar Bor
Landmark Arizona land sale at public auction
A historic portion of Carter or Rowe land near Rovie ten miles east of Cochise county faces auction to settle claims tied to General Nelson A. Miles era and Geronimo campaigns. The June 20 sale at 10 AM, run by Receiver Arnold and Register Parker of the Phoenix land office, will auction a large fertile parcel to settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson A. Mill
Geronimo
Arizona
Rowe
Rovie
Cochise County
Benton merchant Bernard Maier visits city on commerce mission
Constable Frank Trask arrived from Benson with a prisoner for the county jail. Deming New Mexico held a city election to decide saloon licenses and voted to remain wet by about two to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Maier
Benton
Frank Trask
Benson
Deming
New Mexico
Bixby-Wales Nuptials In Tombstone Today
A Tombstone wedding unites Mise Hestrice Biaty and George Walee in a small ceremony at the bride’s home officiated by Rev. Simonson. The couple, both well known in town, depart by 10 40 train for Los Angeles for their honeymoon.
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Tombstone
Mise Hestrice Biaty
George Walee
Simonson
Episcopal Church
Los Angeles
Former Tombstoner Here on a Visit
Hart a former Tombstone resident and Civil War veteran, long employed by Tombstone Consolidated Mines, arrived from Samtelle California and was admitted to the Soldiers Home. He will visit indefinitely before returning to California.
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Hart
Fomdbstone
Tombstone Convalidated Mines Company
Watchman
Samtelle
Fornia
Bonds
California
Insurance Men Visit Tombstone On Local Business
Among today's victors in Tombstone on business with local insurance agents were E. B. Flack a special agent and adjuster for the St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company of St Paul with headquarters in Los Angeles and H. W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
E. B. Flack
St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company
St Paul
Los Angeles
H. W
Tombstone Hosts Two Regular Visitors From San Francisco
Shin apecial agent for the Ar teurance Company and Manchester Assurance Company, both with San Francisco bases, visit Tombstone twice yearly. They express strong faith in the town’s future and aim to boost the local express, believing the area will grow as a major producer of rare motels in Arizona. They left this afternoon for Bisbee to meet agents in the copper camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishoe
Developing Valuable Group of Mines Pearce Visits Town
Sohn J Pearce, noted in local mining circles, is in town from the Pearce district where he pursues extensive development work. The ore carries high gold and silver values, with silver predominating, and Pearce claims to have found the continuation of the Commonwealth mine mother lode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohn J Pearce
Pearce
Commonwealth
House Democrats Meet In Caucus
A Washington dispatch reports House Democrats in caucus at night will likely set the extra session’s legislative program. The Ways and Means Committee may urge first consideration of reciprocity with Canada and hearings time. Proposals include popular election of senators, campaign contribution publication, and statehood for New Mexico and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Democrate m
New Mexico
Arizona
Cameron
Ariza
Overland Telephone Expands Toward Tucson In Arizona
Overland Telephone, already operating automatic service in Phoenix and northern central Arizona towns, plans to enter Tucson. A recent Tucson merchants meeting discussed forming a local company modeled on Phoenix’s Independent Telephone, potentially absorbed by Overland. The firm reportedly has interests in Bisbee and Douglas and may extend by joining the Tombstone system to extend the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Telephone Company
Phoenix
Othe
Arizona
Tucson
Independent Telephone Company
Overland System
Bisbee
Douglas
Tombstone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bert Raveey
Cove N
Fraser
Pearce Dist
Saispaction OF Mortuage
Slaughter
Wm McCoy
Cochise
Lown Alan Ernest B
Miller
Turkey Creek
Thomas G Owens
Ach Creek
Mort J E Howard
T I. Seeley
Shemiy
Mec
McFadien
Weetera Finance Company
Dos Cabecas
Cleadler
GI van Meter
Oliver Typewriter Company
Battle Mortgage
Realty Mortoag
Ernest B Miller
State Mutual Building & Lawn Association
Baker
John Saylor
Frank Weetfield
Edwards
Bowie Towoeite
United States of America
Charlee Carver
FG Parker
Charlee Small
Paradive
IRL
Steen
Frank Cobbe
Hercules Rock
Felipa Silva
Vetronike Crue
Adaline Huxtable
Boug
Anty Dery
Arizona & Mexico
Kennie R Hockley
WE Schwannel
Edward Pgoblett
JE Brophy
Tec
HC Willame
JF Rose
Ros
Southern Pacific
Pees Court
Sylverter
Jobo Gerdie
Bornee
Montgages
Brophy
Jobo L Green
Broph Carriage Co
Wardasty
Chie Heikkiner
Warren
Johnie
Dunstan
Milo
Kalostro
Si-tee
Miloc Kalostro Et Ux To
State Mutual Huilding & Lawn
E Biebee
Dotorsi de Veeques
Jose Maria Varquex
Rosaro Brena
Tap
Armstrong
Fitet Nava Bank of Douglas
Citice Furniture Ete
George T Kirkland
Way Cowan
A Gingery
Robert Jordan Tocatos
Rock Creek
Vos Parent
John V. Vicker
Erd Ree
Wallace
Goode
Lowell
John
Vickers
Chircahua Cattle Co
Mertia
Realty Mortgage
Olen Evux
Mary E Wood
Bisbee Prop
Watke
Eaton
Cave Creek
Rideo
Sisi
Louis Masso
Ottavis Masso
Gleewa
Warnasry Dere Owar Nelevuetox
Koo ‘Thompson
Chas Cinson
Aug Daley
Scott
Alma Clason
Hugh Houser
Lee Eaton
Sam Willette
San Francisco
Nacozari Valley
A. N. Williams
John Gleeson
Old Mexico
Bixby
Wales
House Democrats
Overland Telephone
Georgia Usher
Conyers
Cardus
North Pole
Perfect
Heall
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