Tombstone Records of Cochise County Real Estate List
Ledger of filings and transfers includes Walter L Wailer to Empire Land and Cattle Co and several land deeds and mining transfers in Tombstone, Douglas, Bisbee, Warren and surrounding areas. Entries cover mortgages, satisfactions, deeds and chattel transactions among named individuals and firms.
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Walter L Wailer
Empire Land & Cattle Co
Pima County
TW Wallace
Weetera Investment Co
Warren M.D
Calvary Cemetery
Louie Lockhart
Cavalry Cemetery
Ernest Hour
Valley Notes from Courtland and surrounding area
Sulphur Spring Valley notes describe Morris Catlin finding a live adder in a coat at Courtland, injuries from a child accident, crops including beans, melons and corn, new arrivals from Kootenai Idaho, a train showing ore cars from Selton, courtland area road improvement visits, and local prospects of settlers bringing wealth.
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Courtland
Morris Catlin
Doogine
Selton
Southern Pacific
Board of Equalization In Session at Phoenix
The territorial Board of Equalization opened in Phoenix to value all classes of property except railroads. Southern members Morgen Cochise Stratton Graham Slack Pima joined the session, with county assessors Merril Gila Birdno Graham and Dougherty Santa Cruz among those expected to attend.
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Territorial Board of Equalisation
Phoenix
HM. Morgen
Cochise
Lee N Stratton
Graham
Charles 8
Slack
Pima
atPhoenixs
Asserore Merril
Gila
Birdno
Dougherty
Sante Crar
Sells Horses to El Paso and Southwestern Contractors
A Tucson dispatch notes MacArthur Brothers and A Smith sold a team of draft horses to E P and S W Contractors for the El Paso and Southwestern grade. ranchers near Wil stock, awaiting shipment to Tucson, were involved in the sale and shipment plans.
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Tucson
MacArthur Brothers
A & Smith
Ancher
el Paso
Smith
Wilstock
Tossoo
Delegates Named to Represent Cochise at Dry Farming Congress
The Cochise County board of supervisors appoints four delegates to attend the Sixth International Dry Farming Congress in Colorado Springs, October 16 120. The purpose is to secure better land and agricultural education in rural schools and to spur farmers to send dry farming exhibits and products to create competitive publicity for the county and territory.
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Board of Supervisors
Coloorado Springe
Colorado
Cochise County
Pioneer Sam Stanton Admitted to Arizona Home
Clerg HE Berner reported the territorial board of control approved Sam Stanton of Benson for admission to the Arizona Pioneers' Home at Prescott. Stanton, a 31 year Cochise county resident and Benson pioneer who built the second frame house, now suffers hip displacement and has used a crutch for five months.
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Clerc HE. Berner
Board of Supervisora
Territorial Board of Control
Sam Stanton
Benson
Araone
Prescottad
Board of Control
Stanton
Arstone
Cochise County
Cratelee
Refusal of Tent Saloon Licenses by Pima Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors of Pima County unanimously refuses to grant saloon licenses for tent saloons along the E P and right of way route. The decision covers all out of the way spots including Silvertell, with no circumstantial exceptions. Applications for tent saloons along the line are also denied.
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Board of Supervisors
Pima County
Towatream
Silvertell
E. P
A Wonderful Arizona Operation at Phoenix Hospital
In Phoenix at the hospital Dr R D Wilson assisted by Drs Bell Dyvart performed a delicate operation on William Whiteboars of Mesa. The surgery removed screw worms from the orbital sinus above the eye sockets after chiseling the skull base to enter the frontal sinus. Three adult worms were removed and two more ejected during treatment followed by a chloroform rinse to kill remaining worms.
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Phoenix
R D Wilson
Corrals Stray Chinese Immigrants Near Nogales
Joe Deegan of Calabasas corraled about fifteen miles northwest from Nogales three contraband Chinese near Clark ranch. He arrested them and notified the immigration office by telephone. An inspector, with a livery team, pursued the celestials to Nogales and they were taken to Tucson for deportation.
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Oasis Caye
Joe Deegan
Calabasap
Clark Ranch
Nogales
Calabasas
Immigration Office
Milliken
Kole
Tucson
Wilcox and others travel as county records taxed
Wednesday arrivals include Edward Wilcox and Geof Wilcox from Hereford with family, Capt George Wilcox en route to Phoenix for business, and Cattle Inspector Putter McDonald returning from Hereford. Tax receipts from TOM.Co 1910 paid total 5932.96 with court costs 1232.38. culverts received for county roads. Citizens include Altert Gerny and Spiro Markaches seeking US citizenship, and Peter St Machines of Pirtleville among probate court arrivals.
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Tom.co
Harbaromeri Ie
Laay
Putter McDonald
Hereford
Peter St Machines
Pirtleville
Jennin Whitelock
Douglas
Frank Clerkeen
Nom] Galesie
Uining T
Cochise County Tax Rate Budget Summary
The Cochise County budget shows Clerk Berner conservatively estimating county running costs at about 5000 dollars. Road funding requires 13000 dollars, public schools 150000 dollars, and general and malaria funds around 190000 dollars. The anticipated tax rate is near 2.60 dollars. For the year ending July 1, the county expects just over 4000 dollars to operate the county government and county poor farm at Douglas.
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Cochise
Board of Supervisors
Berner
Malary
County Board of Wealth
Douglas
No Law to Stop Arizona Indian Forgers
A period article notes a statute failing to curb forged checks by Arizona Indians. It reports the Pimas and Maricopas in the valley turning check forging into a regu lar industry after a Phoenix Indian school graduate cohort forged two checks totaling about $60 and cashed them in Mesa without trouble.
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Uncle Sam
Maricopas
Phoenix Lo~dian School
Mesa
Taft vetoes Arizona statehood plan amid recall dispute
Washington reports President Taft vetoed the Flood statehood resolution at noon, citing recall issues and urging Congress to pass a revised bill. Senate plans to reintroduce a recall free measure before adjournment, with House expected to follow. Senator Smith and Taft discussed eliminating recall in a new proposal.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Arizona
Senate
Ington
Smith
Senate Committee On Territories
Washington, D. C. Ang
William Alden Smith
New Mexico
Senate Committee On
House
Arizona Statehood Debate and Reform Reflections
The text notes delays to statehood despite progressive views, praises free publicity drawing capital, mentions Taft and recall politics, and contrasts visiting summer crowds with residents enjoying Arizona mountains. It also hints at prison reform gaining traction and jokes about future graduation exercises at penal institutions.
Oil discovery opens new wealth in Cochise County
The varied resources of Cochise county offer chances for miner, farmer, artisan, laborer and capitalist to prosper. The recent oil discovery adds a new field for prospecting and wealth near Tombstone. Indications point to greater industrial activity in the district next year with ore shipments increasing to smelters improving financial and business conditions.
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Cochise County
Tombstone
Tombstone District Seeks Early Redemption After Setback
Tombstone district faces a temporary setback due to financial troubles at the TC.M. Co. Reorganization and continued work promise an early redemption. Tombstone remains one of the west’s largest producing districts pending energetic resumption of operations.
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Tombstone
Tc.m. Co
Tombstone Mines Reorganization Promises District Recovery
The Tombstone Consolidated Mines Co. plans to emerge from bankruptcy and begin full rehabilitation. With an advanced equipment base and a vast undertaking ahead, the district hopes to redeem its fortunes and become a leading producer once again despite recent hardships.
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Tombstone Consolidated Mines Co
Tombstone
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