Property transfers and satisfactions in Bisbee and Douglas
A ledger of deeds mortgages and satisfactions lists land transfers including Bisbee and Douglas properties with entities such as Rubeo Naco Water Co Barnes Tustin and Heber C Kimball. It records warranty deeds quit claims and townsite deeds, plus numerous satisfaction of mortgage notices and security filings involving local banks and individuals.
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Francie Boothetox
Walter L Graeger
Land
Rubeo-Naco Water Co
Barnes Tustin
Bisdes
Increase in Payroll of Miami Copper Co
Eighty thousand dollars was paid to the employes of the Miami district for their labor during the first 15 days of August. The amount was put in circulation and helped business conditions, with all places of business opening later and reports noting business never better. The payroll increase for the Miami Copper Co was very noticeable.
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Miami
Minmal Cnpper
Characteristics of Our Former Editor
An obituary of Bill Hattie, longtime Prospector editor in Tombstone, recounts his quarter century with the paper, from ink stained days to leading a metropolitan daily on a tiny staff. It notes his devotion to the Prospector and the Arizona Kicker legacy, plus a wartime-gossip anecdote about a misread headline and the enduring spirit of the Tombstone press.
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Jos Chisholm
Arizoat Versitile
Journaliets
Daily
Silver Belt
Miami
Fraternity of Arizona
William Hatticb
Prospector
Bill Hatticb
Bill
Alison
Feirbanke
Tombstone
Pioniere
San Pedro
San Simon
Sulphur
Rome
Bill Hattie
Bill Wil- Wems
Naco
William Hattich
Arizona Kicker
The
Hattich
Gil
Arizona
San Francisco
Bill Hattioh
Federale
Constitutions- Tinta
Ague Prieta
Oscar Goll
Owen Murphy
Viva
Unieres
Csusl
Ovcar
Fragmentary courtroom quipps echo in old dialogue
The text presents fragmented dialogue with a judge and figures named Onear Bill and McFarlin. The lines reference grammar rules and a promise to buy drinks. A humorous miscue shows a speaker insisting on excavation while others accuse not digging out.
Western Rubber Company Opens Arizona Plant in Phoenix
The Western Rubber company installs a $5000 plus facility at 306 North Cooter Street Phoenix to serve as a major regional plant. It will retread tires at half the cost, rebuild tires, vulcanize, repair, and offer rebuilt tires with mileage comparable to new. It promises to be the only plant in Arizona and among the best equipped in the West.
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Phoenix
Cooter Street
Western Rubber Company
Ffty
Arizona
Ibex Sight Reported By Willow Creek Residents
Several Willow Creek residents report sighting a rare ibex in Arizona. The long-horned mountain sheep is described by its distinct horn shape and body carving. A hunter’s permit or kill fee is listed at $500. Prescott Courier.
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Willow Creek
Arizona
Prescott
County officials have car accident near Goat Ranch
County Treasurer W Hicks Clerk of the Board A C Kar ger and William Baskwell traveled to Bisbee Saturday when their car skidded near the Goat Ranch and hit a rock fence. They walked for an hour and a half until a repair crew tow ed the vehicle and sent it home. Sheriff Wherler left for Douglas on official business. Citizens visiting Tombstone and Bisbee visits noted.
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W Hicks
Board of Supervisors
C Karger
William Baskwell
Bisbro
Mr Hicks
Sheriff Wherler
Douglas
Frank Mason
Hereford
Tombstone
Mexican Money Slips to Forty Cents in Douglas Market
A further decline in Mexican money was noted as it dropped to 40 cents, the lowest price yet in Douglas. Forecasts suggest possible continued decline as the exchange may hover near 40 1/2 to 41 cents, with private individuals and firms in Mexico holding funds to ride a rising market and to cover payrolls.
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Douglas
Loesl
Mexico
Destructive Fire Destroys Barrows-Foshee Furniture Shop
A Phoenix fire of unknown origin Friday destroyed the Barrows-Foshee Furniture stock worth 52,000, insured for 30,000, along with the Charles Denofrio building and contents. The one story brick structure valued at 15,900 was largely covered by insurance. The W H Patrick building next door partly damaged. fire began about 1 am in the Barrows-Foshee rear area. No cause determined. accidental sources considered.
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Phoenix
Charles Denofrio
Fourth Avenue and
Washington Streets
Barrows-Foorbee Furniture Company
Donorio Ia
Coronado Besch
Cal
Snd
W H Patrick
Patrick
Barrowe-Foeshee
Former Tombstonites Escape After Car Plunge Near Prescott
Tax Commissioner Charles R Howe, his wife, and two boys survived a steep Copper Basin road crash eleven miles south of Prescott. The Ford rolled twice, ejecting the family onto the mountainside. only minor injuries were reported. A second car helped bring them to Prescott as the wrecked vehicle was towed. Howe, longtime Tombstone assessor, thanks friends for the narrow escape.
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Charles R Ho
Copper Basin Road
Prescott
Howes
Wes
Ford
Howe Sac
Howe
Cochis
Tubstone Billiard Parlors Move To New Location
Tuesday update notes the Tubstone Billiard Parlors will relocate from the old site to the building beside the American Kitchen with proprietor W Thompson planning an opening day feed for friends. Also listed are guests and travelers including Oleg Parker Grant Baily W A Reybold F At French and several local officials and residents passing through or visiting the area.
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American Kitchen
W . Thompson
Thompson
Ony
Arlington Hotel
Oleg Parker
Wilbur
Grant Baily
Willcox
W A Reybold
San Francisco
French
Phoenix
Tombstone Mayor optimistic on Camp revival after Bisbee visit
Tombstone Mayor WF Kuchenbecker expressed strong faith in a comeback for the historic camp of Arizona after a Bisbee visit. He cited leased mines, recent court decisions favoring labor over bondholders, and ongoing efforts to restart work, hoping Tombstone will regain prosperity and keep the county seat project. He praised Bisbee’s support and pledged to continue the fight to retain the county seat and route connections.
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Bisbee
WF Kuebenbecker
Tombstone
County Ceat
Arizona
T & M Company
Kuchenbecker
Dove
Weeball Spon
Bome
Kuchenbeeier
United States Epacuate Court
Cochee County
Biebee
Remor
Ruckenbecker
Tom
Valuable Old Arizona Land Patents Found
Register Weedie of the land office reports recovering about one hundred or more patents to valuable Arizona lands. Many cover prime farm and mining sites, including a Tucson area tract issued under A. Grant as president. Unclaimed patents were found among a large batch, with several surprises in the list.
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Arizona
Register Weeda
Tucson
A. & Grant
Provident
Weedie
Various Local Visits and Travel Among County Dwellers
A string of brief notices lists residents traveling to Bisbee Willcox Tombstone St David and Los Angeles for business and leisure. Names include Paul Smith LF Kuchenbecker JN Christenson O P Bondesson and DA Adams. Officials and families visit county sites and camps as the Board of Supervisors inspected a road camp.
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JN Christenson
St David
LF Kuchenbecker
Los Angeles
Board of Supervisors
Bond Jumper Rearrested in Phoenix After LA Flight
Jacobson, jailed in Phoenix after rearrest on a federal bail jump charge, was previously arrested in Los Angeles on smuggling charges. Special Customs Inspector Creighton traced him after a year on the run, leading to rearrest and return to federal custody for trial.
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Burnett Jacobson
Los Angeles
United States Special Customs
Creighton
Phoenix
Jacobson
Tie Bonde
Perte
Federal Court of the District
Bee
California
New Newspaper for Cochise County Bowie Welcomes Editor
The Arizonian will be a weekly paper published at Bowie by Herman Freese. Freese arrives from Pender Nebraska where he served as Antelope County county attorney for several years. The paper will cover the local valley with the editor’s extensive newspaper experience guiding the publication.
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Bowie
Herman Freese
Frees Bes
Pender
Nebraska
Antelope County
Coven Colomae
Fae Ee Valley
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Cochise County
U. 8
Clinton Opie
U.8
Joho T Richbart
Thomas C Haigier
Lyon Et Ux
H Livingston
Ramona McGraw
F Contreras
Heber C Kimball
Minnie E Hendrickson
St David Land
HC Kimball
Minnie Hendrickson
David
Warmanty
Martha Stark
el Dorado Bebo
Amos Merion
Mary E Moore
Willoot
AW Newkirk
Agnes Sullivan
Poligreen
Wil
Liam A Caley
Warren
Cepille Laurin
James B Riley
Wan
Lale
Cornel
Chas
George W Kaiser
Cochise
EA von Arsimus
Kendall
Lale Gibeon Et Ux
HU Kendall
Johnson Mining
L Andrews
PC Andrews
Gus Haigler
W Dockeraw
Ira J Johnson
Biabes
Bisbee Naco Water Co
Poulson
Bisbee Prop
Archbald Shaw
Athony A
Omattel Mortgage
Davie McDonald
WJ O'Malley
J J Ryan
Bank of Bisber
Wadleigh
George W Palmer
Benson
O C Carren
First Nations Bank of Douglas
Wilsor
Pall
Freon
TA Ashby
H Hert
Lowell
Sante Fe Pacific RR
Coto M E Leverich Co
Pati
Silas W Kiper
Cdm Williams
Riehart Conley
Jobo
Teylor
Richard Conley
Wamsasty
Charlee Nelson
toBwe
Pernell
Axr
J Brasial
Persell
Semas Momes
A Nowlie
M Brevty Warren
Santo Ferece
Willcox Bank & Trust Co
Mortaage
FL Williams
Daniel J
Jose Perez Borrego
Charles W Opte
Bledsoe
Pember
Ton Et Az
Albert L Griffiths Et
2 McDousid, Bisvee
M Reid
Wilfred Semp
Joba
Ralph
Beo Pemberton
Geo Kirkland
William Fine
G T Kirkland
H G Kirk
E H Todd
Sevare
John W Richart
J F Bierfas
Secare
R Jackson
Witte Iron Works Co
Kannall
A Williamson
Leecon
Williams
Leeson
U Bols
F .seCon
Cow
Mortolor Bank of Bishee
J S Parmerlee
Miami Copper Co
O.K
Grammer
McFarlin
John Bavin
Yeaters
His Parente
George Bravin
Edward Barcett
Bill” Veuch
Glerson
Machine
Mre
Mre Jobo
Walker
Mr Walker
Ta Hicks
Hicks
Leo Silverthorn
H A Elliotte
Mise Lioth Terry
Gleeson
Mise Ode Belle Davis
Edward Barrett
Mre Ki Ufo
Mansge
A H Gardner
Huebvee Water Co
Tensing
Paul Smith
C T Gandy
James Sanders
McNeish
O P Bondesson
Harry Evans
Mountain States Telephone Company
C W Hicks
William
James Marre
Missea Mildred
Virginia
Grace Gallen
Inachucas
Win Riggs
Willcox R
DA Adams
Dragoon
John Rock
Huschucas
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