Records Of Instruments Filed In Cochise County
A compiled list shows numerous filings with the County Recorder including land transfers, mortgages, and deeds. Notable entries include Walter Douglas and Walter Douglas et ux assignments to International Land & Improvement Co and to a Douglas development firm, several Tombstone and Bisbee property deeds, mortgages on Tombstone and Douglas parcels, chattel mortgages on local businesses, and a U S patent for land in section 5 township 24 south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm M Thompson
Geo H Stevens
Walter Douglas
Et Ux
International Land & Improvement
Copany
Walter Dougs+ et ux
Douglas Lup
Svement Company
CA Bordick
Mary L Kelly
Clawton
Douglas
Ellene S Marden
Wen Smitham
Bisbee
Samuel Willoughby
C L Caminge
Tombstone
Eaid
Henry Proops
CL Cummings
George B Davey
LE Wooley Et Ox
C L Cummings
Section
Township
Range
East
Kona Troike
FJ Festeon Et Ux
Feliciano Abiedo
Impretler
City of Douglas
Arizona & Mexico Realty Company
Francisco A
Ponce
City of
Cyron
Gilmore
Arizona ‘Trust and Banking Company
United States of America
Cyrus B Gilmore
John H West
Alexander A Nicholson
West
Tern
Willcox
Martin Luther Minser
Otto J Wyler
Kline & Ewell
Walr
Stetler
Courtland Townsite and Improvement Company
Courtland Property
James J Riggeet
Rigge Cattle Company
Jesus Bde Ortiz
WH Taylor
Queen Addition
Fred Carlson Et
Cochise Building and Loan Association
Warren Town
Emil Marks Et
Martin L Minser
Visiting officials and locals headlined in Bisbee News
Recap of daily moves in Bisbee with Mrs Allen Kr Boglivh and Miss Lou Holmes visiting Shreveport Len aba F Drake returns from federal grand jury duty in Douglas and Tombstone officials including W P White and Charles McDonald seen in town Deputy Sheriff AW Howe traces Globe business and Tombstone county seat activity Mrs Jake Sehrer hosts in Tombstone and Earl Reed guest in Douglas Deputy Customs Collector George Meson on duties in Tombstone and El Paso President E T Lame of Tombstone Telephone Company travels to Safford for holdings talk Will White presides as witness before grand jury and Bisbee deputy sheriff duties Phoenix rooming house dynamite scare noted Eagle group in Courtland district sold to Dre, Mughert and Bishop Water notices and mortgage satisfactions listed in local notices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. White
Benson
Lome
D. Prudhomme
Douglas
Uncle Sam
AW. Howe
Globe
Charles McDonald
Howe
Doug'ne
Jake Seheerer
Supers
Vicor Seheerer
Tombetoe
Earl Reed
George Meson
el Paso
Pass
Tombsto
Federal Grand Jury
E. T. Lame
Tombstone Telephone Company
Safford
United States
Maretial Will’ White
White
Bisbee
Tombstone visitors and court activity fill local notes
A flurry of arrivals and departures dominated Tombstone today with attorneys, judges, and officials in town for court sessions. Notables include J. M. OConnell’s death, visiting attorneys from Bisbee, Bowery and Nogales travel updates, and a public sale of 1400 hides led by H. E. Berner. Distinct figures: Forest, Morrison, Purden, McKean, St English, Overlock, Johnson, Beck, and Larrieu among others. The U.S. grand jury reconvenes and water rights talks loom at the Gill Indian Reserve as Bisbee and Turker connections emerge.
Teachers' Association Session Opens in Phoenix Today
Members of the committee appointed by the Territorial Teachers Association convene in Phoenix to discuss revising Arizona school laws and prepare new statutes for submission to the next legislature. Superintendent Moore will attend. session expected to last several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Territorial Teachers’ Association
Phoenix
Moore
Mexican Troops to Parade with Arizona Border Officers
A letter from General Lois E. Torres of the Mexican army says a band of thirty three will accompany his party in uniform for a Tucson border celebration. The presence of foreign uniforms may require a War Department permit to cross the line. T. M. Oraby asks Governor Sloan to seek federal clearance to avoid delays at the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Vaya Thet
Lois E. Torres
First
Mexico
War Department
Washington
United States
T. M. Oraby
Thiain
Torres
Ormaby
Gov. Sloan
Cinco de Mayo Fiesta Opens Tucson Railroad Parade
Tucson celebrates the opening of the Tucson and West Coast of Mexico railroad with a two day fiesta on May 7 and 8. Free barbecues at 11 AM at Elysian Grove, a marathon from San Xavier Mission to the grove grandstand, races, a governors reception, and a grand ball. Cash prizes total 1000 dollars for top teams plus 4548254 granite block for the drill contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
the Grove
Old Pueblo Club
Elysian Grove
Mysterious Disappearance Of Tombstone Youth
James Lamb aged 16 left home for a brief hunting trip and 24 hours later no word. Deputized searches by his father Deputy Superintendent of toads and neighbors spread across ranches along the Dragoons as signals failed to reveal his location. Relatives fear an accident and strive for word of his safety and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lamb
Young Lamb
James Law
Lamb
Pythian Reunion a Successful District Gathering
The K P district reunion in Tombstone and Douglas over the weekend received strong coverage. W G Gilmore delivered an oration on Pythian lodge history. Officers were elected J F Rows of Douglas president H E Berner Tombstone secretary and J J Harrington Bishop treasurer. The event plans to repeat annually with Tombstone as a future host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Tombstone
W. G. Gilmore
J. F. Rows
H. E. Berner
Tombetone
J.J. Harrington
Bishor
Treneurer
Arizona Rock Driller Dies of Wounds
Jim Scanlon a rock driller wounded on Thursday morning at Kerr Marine quarry near Bowie by an accidental revolver discharge died Saturday night at Whitwell hospital in Tucson. A Washington dispatch notes Cameron as postmaster nominee at Octave Yaragas county and Edmund Adolph Yrigoyen resignations. Cameron also recommends Rev Sarah F Herel for Portal postmaster in Cochise county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Scanlon
Kerr Marine Quarry
Bowie
Joe Wanderer
Whitwell Hospital
Tucson
Washington Dispatch
Cameron
Octave
Yaragas County
Adolph
Yrigoyen
Ernest Reissman
Portal
Cochise County
Sarah F. Herel
Recitigraph Demonstration In Arizona Probate Court
George Mints owns the recitigraph used in the probate court to photograph and duplicate records. The device photographs two pages per minute from 640 page books, with 300 volumes in the clerk's office to be copied over several days. M D Totten of Spokane supervises the demonstration for the Western Recitograph company, while a novice operator performs the printing task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mints
M.D. Totten
Reeti~graph Company
Spokane
Phoenix Gazette
Mennonites Plan Settlement Move in Cochise County
Representatives of a large Mennonite colony are due in Cochise county next week seeking a suitable site in Sulphur Springs valley near Meas for a new settlement. The group emphasizes simple lifestyle, pacifism, and strict church discipline, aiming to join an already existing colony nearby with more than 100000 members in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochise County
Sulphur Springs
Mey
San Pedro Valley
Meas
Republican
Churet
United States
Telegraph Bet on Twin Buttes Drilling Team
The Tucson Citizen reports a telegram to T H Schuster from Ralph Sturgie in Globe proposing a $1000 side bet to see if Twin Buttes can beat Page and Picken at Globe, current champions of the drill era in the United States. Schuster plans to contact Superintendent James Higgine promptly to discuss the wager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
T.H. Schuster
Ralph Sturgie
Globe
Twin Buttes
Page and Picken
United States
Mr. Schuster
James Higgine
Also Mentioned on This Page
County’ Recorder
Omnis
Rafferty
David McBride
Joseph Stamfeld
Turquoise
Tasaes
Fatibvactios Mortorde
Daingerfield
Felipe Heenandes
Ellen R Epps
Ellen R Fisher
Fow
Faust
Cuattel Mortgage
Henrie
France
Edward Sutton
Seaweee
Tiapaction Mortgage
Arthur J Benedict
P Borrowdale
Eatin
Morigece
F J. Conyers
Riew and John & Larrie
Babanorart River
Helen W Hamilton
Alice G Lebowider
M Tolletax
Pioneer Lumber Company
Frank Stule
Branerwick-Barke- Callender Company
Bie Hee
Mary Harriott Leavite
W F Doherty
Tate Hill
Lowell
A. Dred
Storebeck Et Ux
Nellie Dauquiet
Kline
Ewell
John HW West
Lizsie Nicholson
Weat'e
Nichole
Nels
Warren
Arizons & Mexico Realty Company
G M Harlow
John F Ward
Victor Keckman
Bisbee Property
Lee Hunter
Daniel J Travis
Martin Costello
Quinn Brothers
Johnson Hotel
George ‘Hane
Haas Cafe
Faroiture
Roy Hotel
LB Allen
Mary K Allen
Elizabeth Allen Stirratt
Michael Donohoe
Crystal Leo Company
North Dougine
Michael J Donohoe
Wortsages
Pee RW Prichett
Mat Anderson
Up- Lowell
Paruain
Albert de Leon
G H
Ano M Hirst
Douglas Property
John H Weat
Geo W Kaiser
Wilcox
Dodie
Wm Cowan
Pirtie
Quisisa Wren
Frank Melanie
Bank of Bisbee
Emil Marks
Perd Y Lala
HS Wew
Cochise Proparte
Allen KR. Boglivh
Lou Holmes
Shreveport, Lenaba
F. Drake
Copper Queen
James Jobesaw
Territory
D.S. Long
James Walker
Eagle
Courtland
Pera
Peter Johoson
Perilla Mountains
Soreph J Ward
Cochiseco
Geo Dickson Stephens
Florence E McFate
May Wolverton
Satie- Gee Chattle
J. M. O’connell
Biebee
BP. A. Larrieu
Turcer
Ees Ve the
Knights of Pyehige
K. Williams
Court
Joan W. Walker
Nogales
Santa Cruz County
Charles Mr. McKean
LC. Hanks
Allen St. English
Dong- Int
District Court
McNeish
Board of Supervisors
Charles Purden
Henson
Jzetice of
U.S
Forest Will
Florence
Gill Indian Reserve
Atlanta
George Clark
Jermes Peterson
Intz
Javor
American Bay
Wrighteon
Vierroy Group
Siler
Patagonia
Toseph E Morrison
Inez
Bistee
Charles A. Overlock
Federal Court
Dr. Johnson
Cochive Courty
Turkey Track Cattle Company
Douging
Johnnson
Atock
William E. Beck
Southwest
Bill
Old Pueblo
Beck
H. £. Berner
L. Cummings
Teachers’ Association
Pythian
Frmay & Co
Troll, Mich
Jerry
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