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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1915
Page
5
Parcel listings reveal numerous deeds and mortgages across Cochise County including satisfaction of mortgage actions, warranty deeds, and mining property transfers. Names such as Enterline, Holmes Douglas, Mascot Copper Co, and Douglas Inv Co appear among multiple conveyances, with properties ranging from residences to mining claims and commercial interests in Benson, Lowell, and surrounding areas.
New cases filed in Superior Court include divorces and civil actions such as Juana Gonzales versus Allison Min Co and Myrtle Chesser versus J Kifie. The docket mentions appeals, cancellations, and multiple party actions with names like Korehich and Valanuetas, plus references to Warrington, Hineton, and Welch.
A fragmented snapshot shows Attorney CG Wera discussing eligibility for a constitutional convention and Mark Smith’s potential answers. It mentions court appeals, a divorce case, continued hearings, and local government actions like loan applications and administration matters amid a list of names and civic proceedings.
In Holbrook district unsettled matters include guardianship of Nora Jacobs with H Calder overseeing. decree to settle accounts and improvements on Allen Street. adoption and guardianship actions for Elly Vo English and other minors. continuances to April 17 and April 24 with creditors and estates addressed. settlement and guardianship orders feature multiple names and petitions.
April brings more cattle sales as HL Johnson of Willcox arrives to negotiate additional buys after already purchasing Grahiem stock. Prices noted: yearlings 40 to 31.50, two year olds 35 to 37.10, three year olds 40 to 45, with broader market activity in the region.
From Miles City The Stock Growers Journal notes shipments of young steers from Texas New Mexico and Arizona amounting to about 106000 this spring. Indians drive shepherds from ranges near Bowera on Cochise County ends. funding warrants and debt relief emerge as a fiscal discussion, with counties urged to address outstanding obligations and pay off interest.
The Friday JOA leaves for the ranch to discuss democratic central committee activities at the courthouse. Delegates may be appointed or primaries held. indications lean toward the latter. Maneuvers and local snows impact travel as suspicions about candidates surface amid various reports. Emanuel returns from Bisbee and Republican primaries are set for tomorrow.
Monday’s Daily notes Business Representative Oscar Doyle visiting Pengins on a Suemes era and Pine, Deputy Sheriff Chas Cross of Douglas in the county, Louie Rescoe among Tombstone visitors. The Walker family traveled from Tucson to Empire Ranch to meet relatives, planning El Paso then Indiana. Wyoming references and election fraud remarks appear, with a Phoenix message about Lou Woolery’s serious condition.
The Bisbee Sunday issue reports a productive Business Men’s gathering and a featured excursion to Spring Vale. Mrs. Nolte Hayward, county stenographer, returns from Douglas after a Sunday visit with relatives. Wolentz receives a carload of gasoline for the large establishment. Joe Warsacker returns from Douglas following a shipment to smelters. A lease of Bunker Hill properties was completed, with plans to acquire another in a few days.
The Busker Hil Mines Company prepares the Viena building on Toughnut street to become the ay dispensary, with work reportedly started. Hany E Pickett and JN Gaines have moved their offices to Vallance buildings opposite the Courthouse. Multiple social and legal items follow, including local visits and upcoming gatherings.
Attorney Lee Woolery returns from Phoenix with his brother Lou to stay while he recovers. Sidet, a Wells Fargo agent, reports his mother’s sudden death in Los Angeles from a paralytic stroke. Fred Bennett, rancher and stockgrowers leader, sustains injuries from a horse accident near his ranch. March winds and a light dust unsettled Tombstone as 48 autos visited from various regions. County officials, school matters, and railroad disputes weave through a bustling city scene with several residents traveling to Douglas and Bisbee on business.
Clifton area resident Dick Wade presented the largest claim to Greenlee County Board on Monday seeking 10400 damages for alleged injuries from heavy rock handling during Clifton Marenct road work. The board postponed action until May. A. C. Keach advertises music lessons at her Sth street residence with reasonable rates.
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