Cochise County Land and Mortgages Listings In 1900s
Records from Cochise County detail warranty deeds from G Roark to C Childs for Douglas property valued at 500, a Mary Leverich transfer to R Meisterhans for 120, and A Slaughter mortgage to H Merrill for 400. Transfers also include Childs to G Roark Douglas property 362.56, livestock mortgage to M Merrill, Bidw0 Guano to Bassett Lumber livestock 100, Samaniego to Douglas Hardware automobile 800. Satisfaction of mortgage notes Mine and Smelter Supply Co to Arizona Michigan Development Co. Harriett Vaughtal appointed appraisers, J Rajola publishes creditor notices, P Waughtal sets Sept 2 for estate distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
T. Brandt
G. Roark
C. Childs
Douglas
Mary Leverich
R. Meisterhans
F. Guano
Bassett Lumber Co
A. Samaniego
Douglas Hardware Co
Harriett Vaughtal
J. Rajola
P. Waughtal
Attorney Seeks Trial In Absence Of Defendant
In Superior Court today Jef Dunnigan from Douglas had a trial that was continued. The Miller case followed with the defendant absent. counsel waived presence while jurors were empaneled, but the judge required the morning appearance. If Miller is not present the bond may be forfeited. cash and paper bonds are on hold totaling 1500. Miller reportedly left the state, seen in El Paso recently, leaving the county with possible cash recovery. Jurors were excused until Monday while prospects for Habeas Corpus on O S French were set for Friday before Judge O Connor in Nogales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jef Dunnigan
Douglas
Hall
ER. Miller
Miller
el Paso
Sheriff's Office
Ross
Frank Dean
Nogales
O. 8
French
O'Connor
Howe
United States
Internal Revenue
Nick Brown
Phoenix
Chas, Cross
Sam Hayhurst
Baglish
W. S. Kirby
Superior Court
Dunnigan
Wiley E. Jones
Ohise
Lockwood
Chapman
Recorder’s Office
James Murray
Andy Johnson
County
Supreme Court of the State
Maricopa County
Growth of Fort Huachuca Site Sparks Regional Upgrades
The Fort Huachuca wireless station is now underground with two 200 foot towers planned. A Fort power plant delivers 2300 volts. Improvements spread along the edge of the reservation as Overton grows. A bridge at Charleston and Mountain States telephone extension from two miles north of Lewis Springs to the Bisbee Farr line are urged to serve Lewis Springs, Overton, Buena, the Fort, and local ranchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Huachuca
Fort Huschusa
Overton
Charleston
Mountain States
Lewis Springs
Bisbee-Farr Bank
Buena
The
Fort
Cochise County cattle in good shape this year
Douglas August 23. J B Cook of Johnson Cook says Cochise county cattle, especially near Willcox and Willcox area, are largely cleaned out of Atto whip with few fat cows or steers left for sale this fall. He reports scattered rains and variable range conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Cochise County
J. B. Cook
Willcox
Johnson & Cook
Mr. Cook
Loredburg
Primary candidates listed for precinct offices in several counties
Numerous candidates across offices appear listed for precinct positions including constable and justice of the peace in towns such as Tombstone, Bisbee, Douglas, Pearce, Courtland, Gleeson, Paradise and Naco with both Democratic and Republican slates. Names include J. P. Duncan, G. W. Totman, W. A. Fowler, T. A. Willcox, R. Maclay, Clyde Branum, J. S. Kirby, Henry C. Mayne, and John Underwood among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Hal Smith
James P. Duncan
Justice of the Peace
W. A. Fowler
J.P Republican
Bisbee
A. E. Stountree
Fred Harris
J.P
High
Ed G. Riley
Constable
McRae
Lowell
Democrats
J. P
Geo. R Smith
Richard Humphrey
E. L. Hansard
J.B. Hodges
Charles B. Hepard
T. A. Willcox
Douglas Democrat
R. Maclay
Clyde Branum
W. W. Edwards
Englien J. i
Hilburn
J. A. Howell
J. S. Kirby
Henry C. Mayne
Richard Hav “Erty
Johnson
Democrat
J. T
Tong
John M. Walker
Backward Glimpses of Tombstone and Territory News
Local column recalls events from twenty four years past in Nogales and Tombstone. notes on miners, political talks, silver prices, court records, and travelers. mentions Rev Nugent's Florence trip, Wood's daughter Ebbie to Los Angeles, and a bear kill of Peter White. reports a rainstorm, Apache rain dance, and the Renomination support for Mark Smith.
Celebration at Gleeson Draws Crowds For Big Western Day
A large Gleeson gathering marked the Candidates celebration with broncho busting burro contests a free barbecue and a grand dance at Taylor’s Hall. Speakers included A A Worsely S W White and W B Cleary as crowds from Cochise county joined visitors from Tombstone and other towns. John Sanderson won the burro roping event in 19.3 seconds and the night ended with dancing to the Ivey orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper City
Taylor's Hall
George A. Olney
Hunt
Gleeson
George W. P. Hunt
Wm Cowan
Mra. Neel
Jake Preston
Kansas City
A. A. Worsely
S. W. White
W. B. [Cleary
Taylor
Ivey
Tombstone
Gibson
Foster
John Sanderson
Cochise County
Zapf visits Tombstone to file nomination papers
Oscar Zapf announced as a candidate for the lower house and visited Tombstone to meet friends and file his nomination papers. He previously served as assistant chief clerk of the Second Legislature and was narrowly defeated in last primary elections. Citations note strong local support and planning for a Cochise county candidate celebration in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Zapf
Pop corn wagons across southern Arizona draw crowds
Daily notes Poperts and Hunt speakers in Gleeson and Bisbee towns while Willard expands a pop corn and peanut wagon network to Nogales Douglas Tombstone and Fort Huachuca with managers in each location. Senator Roberts visits Tombstone and Bisbee. local officials handle petitions for primary candidates as court actions and exams fill the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Southwest
Willard
Arizona
Nogales
Douglas
Fort Huachuca
Senator Roberts
Troop L Arrives in Tombstone on Practice March
From Wednesday's Daily Soldier in Tombstone reports Troop L of the First United States Cavalry camping at the old hospital grounds below First Street after a march from Douglas via McNeal. They head to Fort Huachuca for a border patrol and return to Douglas later. A Bisbee death by self-inflicted gunshot is reported. W S Fountain, recently on the Tombstone jury, dies in his Bisbee room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Wil McLane
Fort Huachuca
Porter
Mra McLane
Toiabstone
First
United States ‘Cavalry
Old Hospital Grounds
First Street
E BE. Buoth
Douglas
McNeal
Tombetove
Bisbee
W. S. Fountain
Fountain
Bo Bote
Also Mentioned on This Page
Childs
Chattle Mortgage
A. Slaughter
M. Merrill
Cochise
Weese
J. R. Reed
Lloyd C Davis
D. A. Jamison
Pearce
W. D. Monmonier
Webster
D. W. Lemon
Courtland
Carlos E. Bolton
Willam Hodson
Wm. E. Estes
J. Plr
J. D. Averill
Whitewater
Frank L. Holt
W. A. Caldwell
Tom Jones
Ovat
Mark Smith
C. R Nugent
Florence
KW. Wood
Miss Ebbie
Fairbank
Benson
Los Angeles
John Kelso
Emanuel
Douglas Gray
Crittenden
Gray
Peter White
Colorado
James Scow
Dos Cabezas
Nowales
Tom Sorin
San Carlos
Democratic Party of Arizona
Congress
Canada
General Tuttle
Jamietta
Jack Rabbit
Casa Grande
Wm. Bradley
George Farrington
California
Ithoenix
Lafe Gibson
Mittee
Prima
Safford
Mr. Kinney
Ike Dedman
George Aolney
Sullivan-Corbett
New Orleans
Zapf Campaigning
Inday
Hite Sulphur Spring Valley
Wm. Reid
Goodrich Reid
Wm. Rowan and Son
Ralph
W. Davis
Nellie Dalgleish
Mia. J. W. Logan
Stronghold
Bruce
Pentort
Whitney
Dougla
F. N. Dean
W. Meyer
Tilford
Treaster W. A. Wood
Representative Rere
J. 8
Merrill
House
J.inex
Cochive
Jas. Allison
Maurice Whelan
Te Hill City
Uncle Sam
Kights of
Columbus
Child
L. R. Roscoe
Tor
Daily
C. M. Roberts
State Senate
Poperts
Anid Hunt
Bisbee and
Robert Arborn
Alice Swain
Flagstaff
C. E. Crosa
Jeff Dunnigan
Board of Supervisors
A. C. Karger
Bessie Seay
Hools
San Diego
San Diego Sentinel
Dunigan
Minnie Lints
Norton E. Siggins
Rucker
Ethel Brook
Rhoenna Jones
Genson
Mary Rogers
Clara Shrum
Helen Hubbard
Dragoon
Eunice Anderson
Eric
England
H. F. McClelland
Douclax
Negnels
Sherif Wheeler
Catherine Murphy
Fort Hunchuca
Emma Johnson
Joh
McPherson
Piebes
RB. Krebs
Kansas
RB. Kreta, Jr
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