Notice of Selection Under Act of Congress Approved June 2 1870
State of Arizona files grant selections Nos 372 373 374 Serial Nos 029902 020964 to select lands for payment of bonds for Maricopa Pima Yavai Coconino Counties in townships 18S 23S 24S ranges 32 26 east and west. Lands include sections 6 8 23 26 and 35 with various lots and subdivisions. Protests or comments invited during five weeks from publication before final approval. Dated Phoenix April 14 1916. Thomas F. Weedin Register and John J. Birdno Receiver U.S. Land Office Date of first publication April 23 1918.
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Congress
United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
SWNEV
Isg SS RM
General Land Office
Artzer
Thomas F. Weedin
Register
U.S. Land Office
John J. Birdno
U.S
U.S Land Office
Notice of Land Claim Final Proof in Arizona
Department of the Interior notice from Phoenix dated April 13 1916 states Arthur J Landers of Turner Arizona filed intent to prove up a land claim in Tombstone on May 23 1916. Witnesses include James D Lowrey George W Fenter William E Landers and John Rock. First publication April 23 1916.
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Department of the Interior
U.S Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Notice of Land Claim Proof Filing at Tombstone
Notice is given that Cristopher Joy of Fort Huachuca Arizona filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a claim to NW Sec 27 and SEU NEM Lot 2 Sec 28 Township 21 S Range 20 E G & S Meridian. Proceedings before W A Fowler U S Commissioner Tombstone Arizona May 22 1916. First pub April 23 1916.
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Cristopher
Joy
Fort Huschuca
Arizona
Seunem
Township
Range
E.G & S . Meridian
W. A. Fowler
U. S
Tombstone
James W. Hauerty
William M. Carmichael
Fort Huachuca
Jobe B. Hand
Turner
William H. McGlaughlin
Buena
Thomas F. Weedin
Register First
Notice of Mary A Fleming land claim in Arizona
U S Land Office Phoenix announces Mary A Fleming of Buena Arizona has filed intent to make final three year proof to establish claim to south half of Section 25 Township 21 South Range 20 East G and S R Meridian. Proof to be made before W A Fowler on May 15 1916 with witnesses Oliver Fry James Walker Harry Wilcox and Hugh E H Fletcher. First published April 9 1916.
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Mary A. Fleming
Buena
Arizona
G &S R Meridian
W. A. Fowler
U.S
Tombstone
Oliver Fry
James Walker
Ft. Huachuca
Harry Wilcox
Turner
Hugh E H. Fletcher
Hereford
Notice of Selection Under Act of Congress 1910
State of Arizona files selections for payment bonds and military institutes with lands in Pima Yavapai and Coconino counties. Describes List Nos 356 360 and 151 620873 and 36 029899 with sections and townships. Protests allowed during five weeks from publication, to be sent to General Land Office. Phoenix Arizona April 3 1910 Thomas F. Weeds Receiver. First pub April 16 1910.
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Arizona
Towit
Maricopa Pima
Yavapai
Coconino
T. Ss
Notice of Publication Republication Desert Land Claim Republication
Notice given that Queer rey ot uena-Ansuna made land claim under the Desert Land Act. Hearings and filings include witnesses M Robathan John H Downer Onear R Temberks and Ea F Higgins. First publication April 2, 1936 in Tombstone Arizona.
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Agsa
Vioray
Amd
Rome
Rene
W.A Fowks
U.S
Tombstone
Ciamant
M. Robathan
John H. Downer
Onear R. Tomberks
Ea F Higgins
Huens
Antona Thomas F
Notice of Grant Selection by Arizona in 1916
United States Land Office Phoenix announcesArizona filed Grant Selection List No. 34 Serial No. 029841 for ten selects to cover lands in Mari copa Pima Yavapai and Coconino counties. The described tracts include multiple sections in Townships 21S 30E and 24S 30E plus lots in sections 21 22 24. Protests or contests may be filed during five weeks of publication. Dated Phoenix March 27 1916.
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State of Arizona
Maricopa
Pima
Yavapai
Coconino
Alin G&s. Rk M
General Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona Official Travels to Washington on April 24
A. Jones chairman of the Arizona state corporation commission leaves for Washington to appear April 24 before the interstate commerce commission representing the state with a warning from Douglas April 20 F.
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Douglas
F. A. Jones
Arizona State Corporation Commission
Washington
Interstate Commerce
Gion
Remonetization of Silver Sways Miners and Markets
An editorial in The Financial Age argues remonetizing silver could restore the 16 to 1 gold ratio as European war debts inflate currencies. It notes rising silver prices, questions who buys it, and suggests silver reserves may back future monetary needs, potentially benefiting silver-producing regions including the Rocky Mountain states.
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Financial Age
New York
United States
Toe Articu
Lend
Lloyd George
Bancs
Europe
Justo Re
Asia
Africa
South America
Bigger Registration Expected for Election Year
Registration for state and county elections begins in May with County Recorder One Murphy as registration officer. About 12 812 registered previously in Cochise County, but officials expect a sharp rise this year due to population growth from mining and other industries. Officials anticipate registrations could exceed 15 000 as the presidential election year approaches.
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Eivil
Murphy
Cochise
Pepseul
Thaltiers Fay
Doubt Over Government Rifles for Local Rifle Club
Reports from Bisbee say the Bishre Rifle may be scarce though a government supply could be approved. Decisions on the club's rifle requisition hinge on action by authorities and are expected to be clarified soon.
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Iisbee
Tombstone Rift Club
North Evernment
Niles
Dows
Straw vote shows no saloons wanted in Cochise County
In Cochise County a straw poll on saloon traffic revealed 30 votes for Douglas with 6 for the return of the saloon, 44 against statewide prohibition, 44 for tomaaption, 6 for Extradection for personal use, and 36 for. 15 against. Bucknam notes the trend suggests Arizonans oppose the open saloon rather than alcohol itself.
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Douglas Apell
R. Buck
Cochise
Ann
Douglas
Bucknam
Arizona
Tombstone Visit by Gov Hunt and Party
Governor Hunt and a State Officials party visited Tombstone on the way to Douglas for a reception and the McNeal Texas day celebration. The group included R Prime WW Stovall Jay Lowe Harry Shay and later joined by State Land Commissioner Mouer P J Miller Ben Clark. They met with local Democratic leaders at Casey's Place before moving on to Bisbee and Douglas.
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Tombstone
Governor Hunt
Douglas
Hunt
Europeans Buy Books Twice as Much as Americans
Europeans buy books at roughly twice the per capita rate of Americans. In the United States one person in 1,300 reads a book in a year, Britain one in 1,800, France about the same, Germany and Japan better, and Switzerland one in ten. Cheaper paper covers explain part of the gap, but the trend persists across nations.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Japan
Switzerland
Large shipment of tungsten ores reported near Tucson
A shipment of 040 pounds of tungsten concentrates was sent last week through the National Bank by Robert of CATO LMT. The value was $5080. The 70 bags were hauled from Guijas to the south office. Concentrates are 60 percent tungsten trioxide and involve Guijas mine owners Jack Akers and others.
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Tucson
National Bank
Robert
Cato Lmt
Her & Carpenter
Iy Farge
Sosthers
Besken
Tucson Iron Works
Boykin
Ho Whitcomb
International Tungst Company
Las Guijas
State Will Loan Farmers Money in Phoenix
The attorney general's office completed loan documents for farm land loans. Applications are flowing, with funds around 150,000 set aside and expected to grow from state land sales. Loans run five to fifteen years, secured by first mortgage, at six percent interest, with repayment starting after five years.
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Phoenix
Office of
Tho Attorney General
Edishharerd
Opium Suspects Held For Trial In Bisbee
In Bisbee on April 20 W I Lackins a Lowell merchant was bound over for trial on opium control charges after a hearing before US Commissioner J D Taylor. Bond set at 200. Harry Franck who aided as a witness was released on recognizance. George Moran remains jailed in Tucson on similar charges.
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Larkins
George Moran
Tucson
Moran
Francks
Opens Soda Plant in Tombstone by F C Marshall
F C Marshall of Douglas has recently located in Tombstone and begun the manufacture of soda pop. The plant will ship this product and supply local trade, adding a new industry to the area.
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F.C. Marshall
Douglas
Tombstone
Bias
Bunker Hill Shop resumes after accident and court action
Thursday report from Tombstone notes Ponker Hilt payday in the tv and fucad business. A heavy machinery incident at Bunker Hill Machine Shops left a worker injured. Sheriff Henry Ruferty reported a state asylum transfer claim and a patient, and Al Bedsige’s mother arrived to comfort Mrs Wim Shaw. Deputy Gay Welch returned from the north with two boys for the Fort Grant school. B.A. Jennings visited Tombstone on Phelps Dodge business. A steering fork break caused a serious accident west of town.
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Geo. Ives
B.A. Jennings
Phelps. Dodge Company
Tombstone
Bunker Hill
Chie
Gay
Welch
San Sion
Dervil Bm
Fort Grant Bess
Theatre and social notes from Tombstone and Douglas
Friday's Daily reports social and theater events across Cochise County. Lively accounts mention visits by Mrs Katz and other residents, a Cronital theatre program featuring The Gentleman from I sien and Rex Beach drama, plus sightings of local figures like J. Camp and the governor’s party. Court actions include preliminary hearings in Lowell and growing county training industry activity in Douglas.
Naco Woman Held On Serious Charge
In Bisbee on April 19 Mrs Frank Wiseman wife of a Naco restaurant keeper was arrested by U S Deputy Marshal McDonald for violating immigration laws. She faces a U S Commissioner hearing April 25 in Bisbee on charges of bringing a white woman into the country for immoral purposes. She denies the charges, claiming a frame up, and posted a $500 bond for her appearance.
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Marshall McDonaid
Wiseman
Taylor
Commonwealth Extension shows ore at Rainbow shaft site
Pearce reports heavy ore returns at Commonwealth Extension near Tombstone with silver possibly exceeding a thousand ounces and gold also present. Directors from Bisbee, local workers, and comparisons to the Oatman district highlight strong market interest in the property as conditions remain unsettled under Superintendent Metcalfe.
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Pearce
Commonwealth Extension
Aan
Tombstone
Bisbee
Garman Field
Oatman
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Org
Shy Sway
Gasrb&m
James D. Lowrey
George W. Fenter
William E. Landers
John Rock
Tombstore
Department of the Interior of Land Office
TED States Land Office
Phoenix, Arizona
Department of the Intenor
Anzona
March
Ies
Ariz
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Nevada Railroad Commission
National
Rocky Mountain States
New Mexico
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Gov. Hunt
Opens Soda Manufacturing
Melo
Phovnix Depo
Sherif Henry Ruferty
Erie
Mayie Fan
Bisbe
Cee
Blankenstip
Cochise Way
St Wail Lond
Geo. Whaley
Tohn Rock
City
Wim Shaw
Jeffery
Aseisor
Hughes
Newil
Yorer McDenaia
Dowelas
Aspen Maasters
Lottie G
Katz
Burge
Ars
Brewis Hall
Benet Kevnsham
Jolie Yowner
Peenil Winnore
Cronital Theatre
Booth Tackingspiay
Isien
Rex Beach
Mra Thee Taanen
Gleeson
WA Mower
Jay Lowe
J. M. Camp
Choate Cottage
DA Naegie
Ie Chowie
Bruce Street Town
Cummings
Fremont
Sith Street
A. FL. Airker
Liam
Adja Aths
PEW Giron
Mart
Courtlend
Bo Fein
Aivie
C. B. Wilson
Teourder
S. Forest
Pudge Smith's
Lowell
Benson
A. E. Davis
Benen
Forrest Sage
Childeom
J. H Pitepatrick
NACO
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