Tombstone Records of Cochise County Continuing Property Deeds
A historical listing of numerous real estate transfers, mortgages, satisfactions, and related proceedings recorded in Cochise County. Entries include warranty deeds between parties in Douglas and Bisbee, mortgage assignments, satisfactions, and notices of distributions, executors, adoptions, and incorporations. Names such as Miners & Merch Bank, Thomas Nichols, Frederick Wright, and various local residents appear across numerous properties and dates.
May Resume Operations Here in Tombstone
May resume operations is seen as a pivotal development in the local affairs and bankruptcy of the TC M Co. FM Murphy, president, is due in Tombstone to discuss the situation under trustee A L Grow. Rumors hint at transfers to eastern interests and a large scale restart of mining, with royalties and blending sustaining current balances. Proceedings involving Imperial and Tombstone companies may spark reorganization or early resumption of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FM Murphy
TCM Co
Tombstone
A L Grow
Ahowingi Pest
Imperial
Petitions Circulating In Arizona Rail Referendum Push
In every Arizona county petitions circulate to place six railroad related measures on the general election ballot. Southern Pacific, Santa Fe and Arizona Eastern lines are among carriers affected. Proposals include train crew requirements, engineer and conductor qualifications, three cent passenger fares, passenger transport limits, car limits for trains, and restrictions on headlight types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Southern Pacific
Tucson
Popler
Sante Fe
Jemei Jropa
Arizona Eastern
Report of Superintendent Randall 1912 Hospital Quarters
Report by Dr. E. W. Randall, Superintendent of the County Hospital, for the quarter ending June 20, 1912. Six patients admitted to the hospital, 43 discharged, and 8 deaths. To outside quarters, 24 admissions, two men under arrest escaped. Eight discharged from outside quarter, one death. On June 30, total hospital patients 73.
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E.W Randall
Quater
Lospie Tel
War Department consents to cavalry march at state fair
Benster Mark Smith secures War Department consent to keep Fort Huachuca cavalry at the State Fair in Washington on July 19 1912. The War Department authorized a practice march to Phoenix for part of the fair period. Also reports derailment near Fairbanks and railway diversions involving the El Paso line and Benson Douglas run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benster Mark Smith
War Department
Fort Huachaca
Washington
Senator Smit
Western Division
Fort Huachuca
Phoenix
Fairbanks
Trae
Benson
Douglas
Fairebanke
Benton Run
Nogales
United States
Alexander Vise
Dye
Miner Leaves A Small Fortune After His Death
Daniel Ryan a Cochine county miner died at Douglas last week and left a fortune for his heirs most of whom live in Butte Montana He carried life insurance totaling 1010 with Modern Brotherhood of America Fraternal Brotherhood and New York Life Insurance Company each policy valued at 2000 one of the policies listed as 2000 and three in total totaling 6000 in coverage and the details of death have been certified by Dr F W Randall medical superintendent and certificates forwarded to the various insurers for claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ryan
Douglas
Bie
Butte
Mont
FW Randall
How
Ryan
Modern Brotherhood of America
Fraternal Brotherhood
New York Life Formance Company
Pol Inter
Andrews Named Adjutant General in Army Dispatch
A dispatch states Colonel George Andrews is slated to succeed Brigadier General Hall as Adjutant General of the army. Andrews, son of Brigadier General George La Andrews of Gil Warfane, was born in 1859 and appointed to West Point from Arizona in 1ST2, now stationed at Governor's Island, New York.
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Ington
George Andrews
Hall
Andrews
West
Arizona
Gractal
George LaAndrews
Gil Warfane
Progressive Party Formed in Cochise
The Progressive National party of Cochise county was formed at Mieber Beturday Hight with twelve delegates chosen to attend the state convention in Vien on July 30. Delegates include Warren diatriot Captain John Greenway Charles Manwell OG Wager Jo Looghlin Harry Clark John Wile von Rose John Rowden Boston Warren Douglas James Logie Jack Wiley William Saveke David Ben thimel Joe McCabe Hereford G Guog'l Walkor John Gleeson Gleeson and Seb Merrill of Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive National Party
Cochise County
Mieber Beturday
Cochiee County
Vien
Warren
John Greenway
Charles Manwell
OG Wager
Jo ‘Looghlin
Harry Clark
John Wile von Rose
John Rowden
Boston
Douglas
James Logie
Jack Wiley
William Saveke
David Benthimel
Joe McCabe
Hereford
G Guog'l
Walkor
John Gleeson
Gleeson
Seb Merrill
Johnson
County Auditor Leaves Position in County Office
HT Curriter will depart next month and duties will be handled by the estate examiner, created by the legislature. Cuthbert appointed to audit county offices. the stake examiner had been provided for. In three months the books are as sound as expected under the present system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert
Inet
Interesting Statements by State Health Officer on Malta Fever
State Health Officer Dr Looney reports 18000 goats in the state and says Malta fever has no sources there. He discusses extensive study, calls the disease peculiar to the U S. At the Arizona Medical Association bar meeting in Bisbee he presented a paper on cases he treated. The disease is described as very malignant and Dr Looney outlined cause and prevention with help from city and county health officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Looney
Malta
United States
Arizona Medical Association
Bisbee
Cochise Section Boss Promoted in El Paso
Foreaun Schott of Bistee tee, a longtime leader in the Cochise Section, has been transferred in what officials describe as a promotion. He has led the section through multiple annual road competitions, earning prizes for neatness and general appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreaun Schott
Bistee
Prigs
Bosession
el Paso
Mining Activity in Gleeson Shifts Town Outlook
St Bryant, pioneer of Gleeson district, visited to note heavy mining activity and a hopeful outlook for a prosperous camp. He owns Bryant townsite, with a building boom expected in the new US patent townsite, ideally located for growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Bryant
Gleeson
Me Bryant
Bryant
Martial Law Declared for Three Sonora Districts
Martial law covers Arispe Moctesuma and Sabuarios districts as federal troops guard against rebels crossing from Chihuahua. Statewide, Sonora remains mostly quiet with no major revolutionary disturbances reported.
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Sonora
Chihuahua
Thie
Arispe
Moctesuma
Sabuarios
Sono
Education at State University for Arizona Deaf Children
The state plans to educate deaf and mute children at the University of Arizona next year. Law copies are being revived and sent to county superintendents to list eligible students and direct them to the state board of education. The measure links the school with but remains independent of the university, under a competent instructional corps and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
University of Arizona
State Board of Education
Meteor over Arizona Amazes Holbrook and Aztec Area
In Arizona Meteory Falls over thirty miles including Winslow Holbrook and country area were thrown into panic as a meteor passed overhead and exploded near Aztec about 5 PM. It split into a vapor cloud with a loud detonation felt as far as Concho and Pine Dale. A sheriff and workers recovered over 200 pounds of material near the impact, the largest piece weighing 15 pounds, unlike typical minerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Holbrook
Clark
Abo
Axtec
Ante Fe
Concho
Pine Dale
Aztec
Forsman
Court visitors and cadetship news from Tombstone
From St David county seat visitors today on court matters, Bryan Engleigh son of Attorney Allen R. Engleih has assurances of an early Annapolis cadetship and will arrange the required examination. Tombstone native, he aims to enter Annapolis within the year amid local confidence. Nearby, hunts and river reports reflect flood conditions and local notable travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JS Merrill
Ym Goodman
Fraver Hardman
JN Curtin
Viswtore
St David
Bryan Englieh
Allen R. Englieh
Annapolis
Anch
Bryan
Antispolis
Former Tombstone Civil Engineer Chas Poindexter Dies in Los Angeles
Telegraphic notice from Col A L Grow reports the death of Chas Poindexter of Tombstone in Los Angeles yesterday. He had been ill for years and bedridden, traveled for medical help but died after a brave battle. Poindexter, civil engineer and former secretary of the T C M Co, was highly regarded and leaves a grieving wife and young daughter, with many Arizona friends offering condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. A. L. Grow
Chas, Poindexter
Los Angeles
Poindexter
Decessed
Civil Egineer
T.C.M. Co. Ie
Arizona
Prospecton
Lees
Colonel Kosterlitzky to Lead Campaign Against Yaquis
Colonel Emilio Kosterlitzky, former gendarmeria comandante at Magdalen, relieved to retirement months ago and recently reinstated, has been assigned to conduct the campaign against the Yaquis.
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Emilio Kosterlitzky
Discharged from custody after hearing delays and eye surgery notes
Tuesday's Daily reports defendant released from custody after insufficient identification at hearing. Judge Daniel McFarland, back from Ft Huachuca, recovering from cataract surgery on right eye and awaiting left eye operation. Denver police offer 100 reward for William L Davie of Victor Colorado missing since July 5. description includes height five feet ten inches, 179 pounds, clean shaven, slight stoop, gold serpent diamond ring, Elks and Masonic affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McFarland
Huachuca
Denver
William L Davie
Vietor
Colo
Kanige City
The
Elks and Masonic
Earthquake hits Mexican city on route to Mexico City
Reports from Guadalajar a route to California recount a major earthquake heaving the Mexican city weeks ago. Five thousand fled first day and about three thousand more fled second day as twenty three shocks rattled the region. Numerous small houses were destroyed and many bones wrecked. Father Jose Maria Arreola, a geologist and physics professor, had predicted such activity for years based on astronomical observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalajara
Califor
Tucson
Mexico
the Theological Seminary
Tas Coomer
Tie
Democrats of Arizona urged to fund national campaign
In a call to Arizona Democrats, Reese M. Lise national committeeman asks for funds raised by public subscription to support Wondrow Wilsons campaign. He pledges all Arizona money will be sent to Democratic National Campaign managers and notes Arizona supporters must assist in meeting the promised share.
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Arizon
Desiverat Phoenii
Court Cases Filed and Probate Notices Across county
Suit 116 filed against Fisher and Dyson on debt with decree of divorce for Burke De Willis and Barker. Estate notices for Alexander Wight and Robert Leslie West. order to show why entire estate not set aside to widow. Levy against Cochise property by Gibson Hebert Kimball. Return of levy on Southwest National Bank v Morrill et al. amount $1716.35 plus interest. Suits 118 and 112 involve tax and estate actions. partial distribution of estate ordered. Probate notices and admr actions for James Wish and estate of Alexander Wight. Divorces: Robert H Taylor and Sarah Taylor.
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Filen
Alexander Wight
Robert Lesliey West
Herife
Levy
Gibson W
Hebert Kimball
Cochise
HKAFP
Southwest National Bank
Morrill
James F Wish
Admr
Douglas
Jadg
Robert H Taylor
Sarah Taylor Cr
J Jacklin
Altert & Nelson
Cochise Co
Ate
Also Mentioned on This Page
the County Recorder
H Black
J B Speed
Moses H Ziede
Mary Ziede
Charles
Stevens
Enoch Rand
Emma Jones
Chas Tooker
Frank
Verne Carmichael
Perry Franklin Carmichael
Laura Honeaker
Abbott Dreder
William C Abbott
Cmattal
Joe Kline
Concep Guerrero
I Fort
Joe Moreno
JA Smith
G F Larison
Mre R Want Took
W Clemens
Herrandex
Thomas Rose
Enenoric Seron
Kenon
Felistero Ayats
Min & Merch Bank
JD Marshall
Thomas P Niet
JD Marebail
Thomas P Nichole
GI van Meter
Bolton
Gleesonbury
Wmiller
MB Golding
Dougine
X. Monte Va Torres & Co
Brophy, Bisbeer Property
Marshall
Thom P
M Griffith
Wadleigh
Thomas P Nichols
Martha & FH Fisher
BOA Armstrong
Otis Maloolu
Whalen
Charlee M Moody Et Ox
Bower
Land
Faust
Pirtle
Clarence Opie
John E Coultard
E Wen
Sel
THOST
Edson 5 Masters Services Trust
Rosenstein
William E
Chas R Howe
JE James
Will of Hate
W Kline
Mise Kline
Duglae
Wameasty
Richardson
Stewart Hunt
Raymond Owens
Matfield
Canon Property
Abrilet al
Buerker Brow Supply Co
Aurleabe
DA Richardson
Douglas Property
Frederick T Wright
Thomas F Nichols
Edos B
Boyd
WS & Carrie
Stewart
Anticles
Pitte Manufasturine Co
Owen Dutt
J E Clark
Philipe
CR Black
Ben D Cooley
Will OF Sane
Jepulow
MC Bledsoe
Bicheryeteurant
Mark Raich
Nat, Lime
Nick Loporich
Mike Raich
Cafe
Womacke
Lena L Brown
Warrasty Deo James M Cothy
Preery Tryon
Fonder
Walter M Foster
R B Sanderton
Dove
Womacks
Lena
Brown
Lowell Property
Errena Perp
Marta Sandstrom
Matin Betull
Perry Tryco
Janes M Ceaby
Dennie Shipman Et Ox
Arie Bavk & Trost Co
Douglas Prop
cHatter
Godan
Firat Nat Bank of Douglas
Clarkson
Min & Mer Bank of Bishee
Muoda Ariz Back & Trust Go
Seare
Mary A
Nat Bank of Douglas
R H Davidson
B& L
William Eichtaum
CM Roberts
VA Young
Min & Mer Hank of Bisbee
HW Clarecon
Randall
Mise
Viola Maclay
Mire Olga Lang
Giote
Mine Maclay
Lamar Cobb
Board of Supervisors
Mobile
Sherify
H Clark
San Simon Copper Co
Californie
Progressive Party
State University
Meteory
WP Thompson
CR Wilkon
Keese Coreneline
Wm Cummings
Lale Gillon
Golden State
Warhouse
Father Marx
Taccoa
Marx
Col. Kosterlitzky
Yaquis
Democrats of
Superior Court
Margaretha Parker
Dixon
Thomas Sanadercock
Edward Branch
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