Lack of Selection as Act of Congress Approves Grants
The United States Land Office in Phoenix announces State of Arizona grant selections Lists Nos 372 373 and 874 for lands in Maricopa Pima Yavapai and Coconino counties. Protests or contests may be filed within five weeks of publication before final approval to the General Land Office. Dated Phoenix April 11 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Arizona
Maricopa
Pima
Yavapai
Coconine
Rome
Ste
Nts
Notice of Selection Under Act of Congress 1910
Notice from the United States Land Office in Phoenix Arizona that Arizona filed grant selections lists 50 and 360 for accrued interest and land described in various sections. The notice names Mari¢ops Pims and others, details sections and site references, and states during purification five weeks the office will record and transmit facts to the General Land Office. Dated April 3 in Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Sewner
Ets
SWI
SEN
TAS
Nts
TSR
NEY
Abin G &S.R My
General Land Office
Phorsia
Ime
Notice for Publication REPUBLICATION in Arizona courts
Notice is hereby given that Orr Fry of Ariana who on 4 1914 filed for appeal and has not yet completed the required steps. The case concerns estate and heirs. final year proceedings are targeted. The publication names include KF Higgins Patena Ariel THOMAS EWE and others. The document references a U.S. Circuit Court action in Phoenix Arizona and sets a May date for further steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr Fry
Ariana
Fawlet
U.S
Cirenitavones
Tanitone
Land Notice Adverse Claims and Fees Due
Notice to all persons claiming adversely to lands described or seeking entry due to mineral rights, tax, or other reasons. Claimants must appear by May 60, 1940, to file affidavits and pay fees. Thomas Fowhed. First published April 1940.
Land Office Notice of Claim in Turner Arizona
Charles Powell Gray of Turner Arizona has filed intent to prove up a land claim under Hd 020215 and Addl Ha on Section 18 Township 205 Range 0B G&S R Meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner W A Fowler at Tombstone on June Sea day 1916 with witnesses John Rock George Sertich Frank Shaver John Thomas of Turner Arizona. Thomas F W Edin Register. First pub April 30 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Powell Gray
Turner
Arizona
Ely
Tomashin
G&s
RE Meridian
W. A. Fowler
U.S
Tombstone
John Rock
George Sertich
Frank Shaver
John Thomas
Turmer
Thomas F. W. Edin
Notice for Publication in Land Office at Phoenix
George Sertich of Turner filed a notice of intention to make final proof on Homestead Entry No 026306 for Ely Section 15 Township 20 South Range 19, to establish claim before W A Fowler, U S Commissioner. Claimants witnesses include Charles Shaver, Charles B P Gray, John Thomas, and Join Rock. First pub April 14, 1916.
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George Sertich
Turner
A. 4
Ely
B. G&s R Meridian
Fowler Uou
Iene
Charles Shaver
Charles BP Gray
John Thomas
Rock
Tombstone
Antona
Thomas F. Weedin
Land Office Notice of Land Claim Adjoining Turner Arizona
Arthur J Landers of Turner Arizona files intent to prove final five year claim on Lot 3 and surrounding sections in Township 20 and 21 South in G&SRB&M. Witnesses James D Lowrey George W Fenter of Turner and William E Leaders Jobo Rock of Tombstone. Tombstone Arizona May 23 1916 presented before U.S. Commissioner W A Fowler. First pub April 23 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J Landers
Turner
Arizona
E. G&srb&m
W. A. Fowler
U.S
Tombstone
James D. Lowrey
George W. Fenter
William E. Leaders
Jobo Rock
Thomas Freedin
Register
Land Office Notice of Final Proof for Arizona Land
Cristopher Joy of Fort Huachuca Arizona filed notice to make final three year proof for NW44 Sec 24 T21S R20E G& S Meridian. Hearing before W A Fowler Tombstone AZ on May 22 1916 with witnesses James Haverty William Carmichael John Hand and William McGlaughlin. First pub April 23 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cristopher
Joy
Fort Huachucs
Arizona
Nigney Semnem
W. A. Fowler
U. S
Tombstone
James
Haverty
William M. Carmichael
Fort Huachuca
John B. Hand
Turner
William M. McGlaughlin
Bursa
Thomas F. Weedin
Notice of Publication for Land Claim in Arizona
Notice is given that Mary A. Fleming of Buena Arizona filed for final three year proof to establish claim to north half of Section 25 Township 21 S Range 20 E C&R SR Meridian. Proof before W A Fowler on May 15 1916. Witnesses include Oliver Fry James Walker Harry Wilcox Hugh E Pletcher. First published April 9, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Fleming
Buena
Arizona
Clamant
Oliver Fry
Burns
James Walker
Huachuce
Harry Wilcox
Turner
Hugh E. Pletcher
Hereford
Notice of Public Land Selection in Arizona 1916
Notice from United States Land Office Phoenix that Arizona filed Grant Selection List No 610 Serial No 029841 for bonds and accrued interest. Describes tracts in Mari copa Fima Yavapat and Coconino Counties including sections and lots. Protests or contests invited during five week publication period. Dated Phoenix March 27 1916.
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State of Arizona
Maricopa
Fima
Yavapat
Coconino
Desert Land Entry Notice for Tombstone area in 1916
US Land Office Phoenicia Arizona issues notice of intent to make final desert proof on land in Section 13 Township 21S Range 22E, to be presented before WA Fowler at Tombstone on June 1946. Claimant Harry W. Hasseleren of Lewis Springs is listed, with co-claimants Robert Johnson and Jota La Browse, all of Tombstone. public first notice April 30, 1916.
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Charles LaBrosse
Tombstone
Arizona
Wis
Swh
Range
Meridian
WA Fowler
U.S
Ariza
Claumant Vanes
Harry W. Hasseleren
Lewis I Springs
Robert Johnson
Jota la Browse
Gro
Notice for Posting and Publishing Describes Railroad Land Selection
The Department of the Interior Phoenix Arizona issues a posting notice dated April 13, 1916. The Sante Pacific Railroad Company filed an application under the 1904 act to select described lands in the Otis and Mant River Meridian areas in Arizona.
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Department of the Interior
United States
Land O'tee
Phoenix
Arizons
Sante Ye Pacific Railroad Company
Howel Joyceite
Riedite
Seid Noogoogo
Act of Congres
Otis
Mant River
Meridian
Arisons
Motorcycle Race From Douglas to Tucson July Fourth
Plans by Douglas Bisbee and Tucson motorcycle clubs call for a 137 mile race from Douglas through Bisbee and Tombstone to Tucson on July 4 with a $100 first prize and prizes for other places. Committees will coordinate details and fundraising. Over twenty riders attended the Huachuca Siding conference to approve the event.
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Douglas
Bisbee
Tucson
Huachuca Siding
Couplay Bisbee Motorcycle Clu
Sheriff Wheeler Speaks On Prohibition Strategy
Harry C Wheeler Cochise County sheriff outlines plan to enforce liquor laws amid open saloon activity. He suggests arming deputies to monitor suspected places, close saloons, and calls on law-abiding citizens to aid enforcement, arguing strong action is needed despite costs and opposition from both major parties.
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Bisbee
Law
Cochise
Dovelan
Harry C Wheeler
Cochise County
Arison
Old Stage Coach Seeks University Purchase in Tombstone
A historic western stage coach famed for battles with Indians and robbers may become University of Arizona property if local backers led by M Tenny Williams push through. The coach, once driven from Tombstone to Fairbank, bears bullet holes and is tied to Tombstone history, with plans to donate to the Ancone Paneer Society under discussion.
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Tucson
University of Atiznna
Williams
Tombstone
Herms
Tom
Fairbank
Theuctom
M.D Scribner
Louisiana
Wounded ranch hand and town news from Tombstone
A Friday rough mix of local fallout reports includes Otto Trappman hurt by a pistol wound after a farm mishap five miles west of town. The injured, his father, and neighbors rushed to Tombstone seeking medical help. Other notes cover court lunacy hearings, registration plans, prison transfers, and a charity tea by the Congregational church.
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Tows
Assistant County Attorney Bruce Stevenson in Tombstone
Assistant County Attorney Bruce Stevenson was in the city yesterday from Dollas attending to matters before the court. Wilson for the sheriff's office was seen this morning to the asylum at Plehix where patients were escorted from the Superior court. and there was mention of penitentiary transport at Vornce. Secretary M. Gaines of the County Taxpayers' Associations returned home last evening after several days of business related to his office. Miss Nevin visited Los Angeles and the coast, meeting many Tombstone friends before returning. Matthews the Santa Cruz cattleman purchased a Chevrolet Touring car from a local agent. Gardier of the Hu Sues Water Company went to Douglas on brief business. Mrs. AL Co Patterson returned home after weeks in Douglas visiting her son. The paper notes a surge of horse plants blooming in the reenacer's office. Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty returned from Port Huachuca on civil business. Brown and Gaines cottage residents in Tombstone. L. Van Meter and Barney Howe visited on business. Judge Curtos E. Bolton motored in from Courtland on official business. Superior Judge A C Lockwood departed Nogales to Nogales to cover trials, aiming to return Monday. El Hand of the Dos Cabezas district visited Tombstone on business and planned to return home.
Patents Issued to Cochise Homesteaders RiseFast in 1916
County records show 49 patents issued to Cochise homesteaders since January 1 1916 with 136 patentes recorded in 1915. April alone saw 27 patents, signaling a strong year ahead as hearings continue in Tombstone Bisbee Douglas and other towns. Taxable land will rise as titles pass from government to settlers boosting local wealth and potentially lowering tax rates.
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Cochise County
Tombstone
U.S
W. A Fowler
Powter
Bisbee
Douglas
Courtland Pearce
Willcot
San Simon
Bowie
Benson
Cochise
Patient seeks location of moving pictures after X-ray
A patient requests a nurse to locate where the moving pictures are showing after an X-ray examination. The fragment suggests confusion or humorous mispronunciation about finding the cinema, reflecting a period newspaper voice.
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United States Land Office
John J. Birdno
Receiver US
Thomas
F. Weedin
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Ofice
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USS
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Sheriff Wheeler
Bucknam
Blaben
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Tomberome
Supreme Court
Flocener
Board of Pardons and Paroles
State Supreme Court
Florence
Francisco Rodrigue
Maricopa County
Miguel Peralta
M. B Chavis
Edouardo Erex
Vavapai County
Francisco Villa
State Department
Washington
Board of Pardons Land Paroles
Mexi
McAlister
Superior Court
Pima County
Tucson Boosters
Byr Uromings
Pent Btyron Ummings
RB. von Kiewn Tid
Otto Trappman
Mir
Grace
Iowa
Chicago
Harry Macin
Chiewen
Mar Ben Tai
Irvin
Mexicutt
Yenal Institution
Tefay
Aloe
John Beck
Wen Eo Murphy
Risin
Recorder's Office
Mase
Mary Giragi
Charles Batchelder
Superor
Lunacy Commission
Lockwond
Supercar
Phoes
Atvbis
Ladislaus Accbo
Sheriff's Office
Sheri Peres Bowden
Dollas
Congregational Church
J. F.ross
Bruce Stevenson
Maters
CH. Wilson
Plehix
Urvonera
Vornce
Ted
Bishoe
Saretary M. Gaines
Co. , Taxpayers’ Associations
Nevin
Dos Angeles
Golden State
Shih
Los Angeles
Wes Beach
Steve
Chevrolet
Than Matthews
Santa Cra County
Tocnt
Kel
Monagre Ah, Gardier
Huasues Water Company
Wisi
AL Co Patterson
Walter Thomas
Tome Tres Mening
Sveral
AL Patterson
Trouglas International
Sherif Harry Rafferty
Port Huachuca
Mrs. Brown
el Paso
Gaines
Sth. Street
L. van Meter
Gleeson
Barney Howe
Unites Matters
Courtland
Curtos E. Bolton
Court House
Nogales
Juder
A.C. Lockwood
O'Connor
Nevada
Lockwood
Dos Cabezas Visitor
el Hand
Dos Cabezas
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