Real Estate and Legal Notices From Douglas County Recorder
Notices cover transfers, homestead filings, satisfactions, mortgages, levies, quitclaims, notices of possession, water rights, and agent appointments across Bisbee and Douglas areas. Entities include Bank of Douglas, Citizens Bank & Trust Co, Maybry Lawson, Leonard Copper Co, Arthur H Zachan, Paul B Wernekron, Jobe Kanges, and Erickson Howe Jewelry Co with multiple property and acreage references.
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Suerify
Citizens Bank & Trust Co
William D Kinsey
Bisbee
Arthur H Zachan
Sherivy's
Paul B
Wernekron
Jobo Richards
Tom
Court Cases Filed Superior Court Docket Summary
Annulment and name restoration cases listed including Buell Nelke H and Geo E Busier. Separate actions: Fisher et al vs El Paso RR Co with motion to dismiss granted. Harold Lippard by guardian Annette Mehr vs Bertha Lippard. Debt and damages suits involve Geo N Karun, D R Bircher, and MA Gallardove City of Douglat.
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Suferior Cours
H Fisher
el Paso RR Cy
Harold Lippard
Annette Mehr
Guardian
Bertha Lippard
Livorce
Geo N Karun
R Bircher
Gallardove
Douglat
Guggenheims May Be Seeking Sasco Smelter
Rumor says the Guggenheims may acquire the Sasco Smelter, with rival F C Earle and El Paso Smelter manager involved. G W Diets from Imperial Copper eyes local interests as conference is held Saturday. George Kantman of American Smelting and Refining is in the city as talks proceed. Mortie Stockder of the Guggenheims arrives from Denver to join Tucson branch planning.
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Sasco
Guggenheims
F.C. Earle
el Paso
Ameicen Smelting and Refining Company
G. W. Diets
Imperial Copper Company
George C. Kantman
American Smelting and Refining Company
Mortie Stoekder
Julius Krattechnitt, Jr
Tucson
Denver
Tucron Citizen
Arizona People Not Going Away
A Santa Fe official, Fred P Craie, from Phoenix remarks that fewer Arizona people are traveling this summer though overall railroad passenger traffic has risen from last year. He notes the increase is driven by travel by Arizona residents.
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Arizona
Fred P Craie
Santa Fe
Phoenix
Battle reports from Agua Prieta and Douglas intensify
Dispatches from Douglas say the Agua Prieta fighting flare is renewed with possible further clashes near Agus Prieta. Refugees arrive in Douglas as forces led by Salazar and others move to confront incoming reinforcements, including a sizable Yaqui contingent. Reports place up to eight hundred red flaggers near the Gallardo ranch, twenty five miles from Agua Prieta.
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Douglas
Agus Price
Course Springs
Blanco
Tie Uieco
Buster
Salazar
Agus Prieta
Vie Noco
Agua Prieta
Gallardo Ranch
Agua Priets
Arizona Delegates Named for National Congress in DC
Governor Hunt announced Arizona’s delegates to the National Congress on Hygiene and Demography to be held in Washington on September 23. The full roster includes physicians and surgeons from across the state such as A S Robert of St Johns Apache county and J W Flinn of Prescott, with delegates from Bisbee, Prescott, Globe, Tucson, Nogales, Florence, Wickenburg, Tempe, and Phoenix among others.
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Hunt
Arizona
National Congress
Worthington
Arigna
Warbington
Hant
S Roberte
St Johne
Apache County
Miner
Bisbee
Southworth Prescott
Miller Flageta
Globe
Drydee Pina
Bartel Clifton
Hughes Phoenia
Whitesides King
Harril Hotbrook
Troutman Tucson
Brockway Florence
Chenoweth Nogales
Flinn Prescott
Ketcherside Yura
Hant Buber
Greene Dougie
Hoghart Tombstone
Drane Mets
Sargent Phoenix
Marieta Jerome
Rounsville Willawns
JJ Fleming Wickenburg
Alesander Tempe
HE Crepin
Tucson
Henri Hapjobn
Sturgeon Globe
G E Yount
Agnes Wallace Prescott
Sulphur Spring Valley Notes Floods and homestead news
Sulphur Spring Valley notes detail local land claims and acreage. K M Fyler of Webb irrigates six acres this year with 30 on G H Carlock's desert entry. William J Strong, homesteaded March 28, now has 18 acres of beans maize and cane with a fenced house and well. Mr and Mrs TW Kirby married Jane 7 at Salt Lake City return from Utah and California to their homestead. A storm floods a Pearce home where water enters through a broken roof after a child breaks through. the adobe house collapses but no one is hurt. JM Cox and son Creil Cox vacation on the Desert yard entry. Cox plans to teach at the Vesley school next season.
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K M. Fyler
Webb
G H Carlock
William J Strong
Mra
TW Kirby
Jane 7
Salt Lake City
Utah
California
Kirby
Valey
FJ Gallagher
Pearce
John
JM Cox
Creil Cox
Desert Yard
Cox
Vesley
Arisonan
Road Boosters Fix Bisbee Road
Eight autos and a crew of volunteers repaired washouts on the Bisbee to Tombstone route and the Gibee Extension. The project cleared road tracks, built several long culverts, and restored a clear right of way with a festive crew and a dining convoy.
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Tombstone
Gibee
Tod Tocke
Bourcers
Cochies
Swain
Rock
McPherson
Hoyland
Davis
Rankin
Wheeler
Giragi
Melgreen
Watt
Wales
Davey
McDonad
Hughes
Bowden
Duraz
Durman
Pisconetth
Curomoogs
Elvey
Alvey
Welch
Pratt
Golf
S—Walker
Wilker
Gardoer
Ross
Krebs
Kelly
Gleason
Noyes
Wolcott
Roberts
Johnson
Sparke
Hendricks
Cummings
Korror
Prospector
Honore
Hart
Ivey
Gell
Gardner
Spades
Nbason
Gleeson
Hass
Percy
al Joie
Land Lease Applications Filed by Cochine County Board
Tombstone yesterday the board of supervisors faced a stack of land lease applications gathering for four weeks across Cochine county. Names include Jesse Amalong TR Brandt Bouquillas Lacd and Cattle Co. and many others. items approved by Chairman Hickey were ordered issued to the listed parties and entities.
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Tombstone
Board of Supervisors
Cochine County
Hickey
Per- Jesse Amalong
TR Brandt
Boquillas Lacd and Cattle Co
David Benshimo
Bisbee Meat Co
JH Brockerson
Calumet & Arisoos Mg Co
JB Cook
Joseph I Price
J D Prewitt
JJ Pool
Mrs B Riggs
Rhods Riggs
WM Riggs
BK Riggs
A Redas
J M Rice
James Roberts
Frank Ramary
MA Reasonover
CA Lamb
John Rocz
Jobo A Rockletlow
TB Stark
H K Street
John H Staegtrer
State Industrial School
James Seow
Archibeld Shaw
George E Bligh
Thomas A Smith
CH Tally
Arisons Meat Co
J T Womack
Robert Warren
Fred Waughter
JJ Ward
WA Young
RQ Young
Greene Cattle Co
HA Smith
Arizona Corporations Fee Plan Outlined by Commission
The state wide filing requires all corporations to register annually with the Corporation Commission. Domestic and foreign firms must pay a fifteen dollar fee in June and submit sworn reports detailing assets, liabilities, capital stock, and controlled property with locations. Revenue projections range from 875,000 to 190,000 dollars.
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Arizona
Corporation Commieemente
Corporpe Ae
House Billlo 19
Legate Ture
Corporatincommisson
Fess
Corporation Commission
Ite
Work Begins on Huachuca Branch Railroad
Grading started yesterday on the Fort Huachuca branch of the El Paso and Southwestern railroad from Lewis Springs to Fort Huachuca a distance of 148 miles. McArthur Bros Construction handles the grading with steel and wooden bridges planned along the line, under Southwestern engineering supervision. The line is expected in service in thirty to forty days, built on government guarantee for Fort Huachuca to become a full brigade post.
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Fort Guachuca
el Paso & Southwestern Railroad
McArthur Bros. Construction Company
Hax
Tucson
Southwestern
Huachuca
Lewis Springs
Ariz
Ruse
Fort Huachuca
Evel
Lewin Springs
Engieering Department
Fort Husehnes
Remarkable Statistics For Tombstone
Remarkable statistics reveal a composite portrait of Tombstone and similar towns. The figures list 200 men seeking offices, 625 bidding for Bill Greene, 721 half-owners with Senator Clark, 436 crossed the plains in 184, 900 spent youth in Butte or Pioche, and totals rising to 3632. The roster covers steamboat work on the Mississippi, Indian conflicts, Montana prospecting, years in Arizona and Sonora, and long service in mills, stamps, and prisons. The piece lauds an extraordinary blend of ventures, ages, and experiences forming a generational tapestry in a rugged frontier climate.
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Tombstone
Ite
Bill Greene
Senator Clark
Plains
Butte
Pioche
Foote
Mississippi
Montens
Io Arione
Sonora
Melier
Mining Age Heralded Claim From Trusted Employee
A mining report notes the brevitiy does not lessen its import as gathered by a trusted East Coast mining company employee. The missive to a superior mentions good ore, scarce cold, and the need for supplies, signed M. O’Farrel.
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Sar
M. O’farel
Tombstone Visitors and Local Affairs Reported
Mrs F C Earle of El Paso remains in town visiting her sister a fortnight J N Curtis of St David on business LE Woolery notes several real estate deals in Tombstone with larger transfers pending Board of Supervisors in session. tax levy due 19th J B McFall and Cal Glenn among visitors before the board Dr Randall county physician reports progress at hospital luxury club disappointment after tender cottontail theft at frying pan event
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F.C. Earle
el Paso
Dong A
Grey
J.N. Curtis
St. David
LE. Woolery
Board of Supervisors
Ation
J.B McFall
Arizona State Fair Opens in Phoenix with Record Exhibits
The Arizona State Fair will run from October 28 to November 2 in Phoenix. The event promises unprecedented exhibitions and entries. World famous drivers in auto racing will compete and harness races will feature top horses. The Fourth Cavalry with mounted band will attend, making the fair bigger than ever.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Fourth Cavalry
Big Donation to Pioneers Home From Parsons Estate
The Arizona Pioneers' Home at Prescott will receive about $50,000 from the Parsons estate after Wilson Parsons of San Francisco willed two twelfths of his fortune to the home. Attorney General Bullard, returning from California, noted potential extra funds if a San Francisco real estate sale is delayed a year as property values rise. Parsons, an early Tombstone resident and one of the original locate rs of the Contention mine, is remembered for his role in Arizona history.
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Arizona Pioneers
Prescott
Wilson Pareons
San Franciscn
Bullard Line
Phoenix
California
Golden State
San Francisco
Parsons
Arizona
Bullard
Willige
Tombstone
Discovery of Ore In The Dragoons
Several small discoveries of ore have been made in the Dragoons and surrounding district as rain enabled prospectors to explore new fields. Water in localities from permanent springs has supported exploration, revealing mineral presence in exposed formations, prompting further prospecting this season.
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Dragoons
American youth released after fatal shooting near Cananea
A young American named Seaeler who accidentally shot a Chinaman near Cananea weeks ago and caused his death was released. The report mentions erratic travel by others, local incidents around the Arizona region, a near-drowning escape by campers on the San Pedro river, and various local movements including travel to Tucson and Douglas. Also notes a candidate filing by Carl Hayden for Congress and news of a newborn in Los Angeles.
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Seaeler
Cananea
Mississippi
Arizona
San Pedro
Cee
Carl Hayden
Secretary of Statement
Congress
Mormon Refugees Moved into Arizona by Carload Convoy
A dispatch reports the distribution of Mormon refugees from Mexico arriving in Arizona. Three carloads of men women and children from Sonora reached the state. Over one hundred were sent to Thatcher twenty to Safford and the rest to Pima where church members will provide care.
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Mexico
Arizona
Sonora
Thatcher
Safford
Pima
Mormon Church
Arizona Pioneer Passes Away
Arizona pioneer George W Barnard died in Phoenix Monday evening at 6 o clock aged 82 He was a Prescott pioneer the first postmaster there and prospected mining near the Senator mine He lived at Tip Top when it was a major mining town Two years ago he moved to the Pioneers Home in Prescott later living with his niece in Phoenix He was never ...
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George W Barnard
Arizona
Phoenix
Barnard
Prescott
Senator
Tip Top
Pioneers
Neice
Phoewiz
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J A Smith
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Ixcorporation
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Alge RS Maciay
RS Maciay
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W.P .Thompson
George Hughes
Me+Pherson lee company
Alfred Paul
Mreg Wmwaio
Mra Paul
Murphy
EP & S
Wowsea
Jeanette Newman
Jeanette Davey
Francis J. Hartman
Ray Swain
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