Wealth of recorded instruments listed in county filings
A dense catalog of land deeds, mortgages, chattel mortgages, and bills of sale. The items mention parties such as Bretherton, Henkel, Wallace, Smith, Del al Williams, and Overlock among others, with properties in Bisbee, Douglas, Tombstone, and Warren mining districts. Multiple banks and companies are named, including State Mutual B&L, Citizens Bank, National Cash Register, Arizona Trust, and Copper companies. The list also includes satisfaction of mortgages and powers of attorney, reflecting ongoing property and finance activity across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Kline
George A Brown Douglas
Santiago D Acuna
Ramon Sesma Douglas
JG Ewell
J H Ewell
Ramon Sesma
E Schwamm Douglas
International Land and Improvement Company
Thomason Douglas
H W Jones
I Pullism
H Pulliam Douglas
Carrier
United God and Copper Mining Company
Hartford
Wallace
Hovald Smith Mines
Warren
Dietrictee
E Thompson Company
Chase Buchte Bisbee
RM Axford
Jacklin
Joe Krilanovich
Tex Emma Vaughn Douglas
Jacob Pirrung
Charles Strong
AH Pinyan
Jobo Corning Bisbee
John Corning
H Pinyan Bisbee
Goel Floyd Smith
Milford Pharr Douglas
HA Schwartz
Elizabeth B Thompson Bisbee
Large shipment of Arizona cattle to Tempe drives on
Nineteen cattle cars arrived in Tempe this morning from Naco via the Southern Pacific. The shipment, shipped by B A Packard, will be pastured south of Tempe for fattening. A further twenty eight cattle cars bound for Goldman & Co. are due tomorrow from Lordsburg New Mexico. In coming weeks B A Packard plans two more trainloads to Tempe per the Phoenix Enterprise.
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Tempe
Southern Pacific
Naco
B.A. Packard
Goldman & Co
Lordsburg
N. M
B.A Packard
Phoenix Enterprise
Shipment of Honey by Arizona Exchange
The Arizona Honey Exchange shipped another carload of honey from Tempe to Chicago over the Southern Pacific. Eighteen carloads have been shipped from the Salt River valley this season. Two carloads have been shipped from Safford. Bee men are elated over the season's output. The harvest shows uniform quality with no spotted honey.
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Arizona Honey Exchange
Tempe
Chicago
Southern Pacific
Salt River Valley
Safford
Jointists Still Plan For Statehood
C F Ainsworth travels to Albuquerque to confer with New Mexico leaders in the joint statehood movement. He will meet Governor Hagerman and Delegate Andrews to discuss forming a constitution that could lead Congress to permit joint statehood or a single union of the two territories. President Roosevelt is aligned with the joint statehood plan, despite mixed territorial majorities in recent elections.
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New Mexico
C. F. Ainsworth
Congress
Arizona
Albuquerque
Ainsworth
Hagerman
Bull” Andrews
Phoenix Enterprise
Roosevelt
Standard Iron Co Seeks Meteoric Iron at Canyon Diablo
The Standard Iron Co operates in Coconino county seven miles from Canyon Diablo on the Santa Fe line seeking meteoric iron and nickel. It drills Crater mountain where a large cratered summit is thought to mark a meteor impact. Local sands and rocks show fused dust and fragments, with native legends describing a great fireball. Diamonds are alleged to be found in meteor fragments.
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Standard Iron Company
Coconino County
Canyon Diablo
Santa Fe
Crater Mountain
Daily roundup of court, civic notes from Bisbee and El Paso
Monday's Daily reports trial jurors Kenny and Wiles returning from Bisbee to resume duties after court excusal. Notables Scott and Merritt attend district court in Douglas. M. E. Cowles and Mrs. Reilly return from the east after their father Albert Sames's illness and death. W. Kelly attends court. Mrs. Zoeckter and Esther Fisk arrive from home to visit. J. E. Needham returns as local cashier at E. P. 4&8 W depot after a vacation in Bisbee. An El Paso dispatch notes four Tucson-deported revolutionists killed within four hours after crossing into Mexico. C. B. Hardy arrives from Zacatecas on mine taxes. to return. Star notes December 10 as tax deadline. Mrs. J. A. Rockfellow returns from Santa Barbara. J. J. Warren bound over for grand jury on assault with deadly weapon. bond set at 500. Attorney Rawlins travels for libel suit involving Consolidated Printing and Publishing Co. and an International American article.
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M. E. Cowles
Albert Reilly
Albert Sames
Douglas
District Court
el Paso
Los Angeles Times
Tucson
Justice McFarland
J. J. Warren
Frank Willard
Bond
Rawlins
Gaham County
Julius and
Mollie Welgehausen
Consolidated Printing and Publishing Company
International American
Tombstoneite Will Join Benedicts
Edwin A. Hughes, assistant clerk of the Tombstone city board, takes a brief vacation to become a Benedict. He will wed Mies Mabel Feldman in Tucson on Wednesday and depart that evening for a honeymoon in Guaymas and Hermosillo. They plan to return to Tombstone early next week and reside on Sixth Street. He is a popular Bisbee native and she is sister of Mrs. Mark Walker of Tombstone. The bride hails from Tucson and is from a long established local family. The couple have many friends' best wishes for a happy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. Hughes
Board of Supervisors
Benedicts
Hughes
Tucson
Mies Mabel Feldman
Guaymss
Hermosillo
Tombstone
Cummings
Sixth St
Bisbee
Bise County
Mark Walker
Mexicans Escape From County Jail at Douglas
Four Mexican prisoners escaped the Douglas branch county jail between noon and two. George Cole, the only white inmate to report the break at city hall, said the escapees crossed the border. Two prisoners faced robbery charges and two faced felonious assault cases.
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Branch County
Douglas
George Cole
Federated Women’s Clubs of Arizona Meet in Prescott
The Federated Women’s Clubs of Arizona held a Prescott session with brief president reports on yearly club achievements. An adopted resolution thanked railroads for transporting the traveling library free of charge. The group urged press cooperation to expand traveling libraries and adjourned to meet in Douglas next November with local clubs to entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Women’s Clubs of Arizona
Prescott
Press of Arizona
Douglas
Building boom in Frisco outpaces labor supply
The Building Record of Greater Frisco notes $56,000,000 in permits issued and hundreds of projects awaiting start. A wide labor demand draws workers from across the country as construction activity climbs despite labor shortages.
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Frisco
Incomng
Arizona vote on joint statehood shows slim support
Official returns to Territorial Secretary W F Nichols show 3141 votes for joint statehood out of 23562, 13.13 percent in favor. Mark Smith leads Cooper by 2192 statewide. Cooper takes three of thirteen counties while Cannon the socialist gains 2078 and Ainsworth 508 for statehood. 4156 abstentions due to anticipated defeat. New Mexico figures mentioned with a 10 000 majority against statehood.
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Territorial
W. F. Nichols
Mark Smith
Cooper
Smith
Cannon
C. F. Ainsworth
Tombstone Ledger Snaps Up Zook Stock Sale
Tuesday's Daily notes the sale of O P Zook tobacco stock in Tombstone to satisfy a judgment of 805, netting 135 to cover costs. Zook, said to be from Los Angeles, is among several local items with names such as Mrs Geo H Kelly of Douglas, Attorney Parsons, Col W C Land, Geo B Wilcox, and Deputy Sheriff Ed Thomas. The report also mentions Thanksgiving supplies arriving from the East and a rising demand for houses in Tombstone.
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O P
Zook
John Kock
Los Angeles
Geo B Wilcox
Dr Sabin
Allen Street
Tombstone
Dentists attacked in laboratory clash reported by Phoenix papers
Phoenix papers say Dr. Lentz was attacked in his laboratory by Dr. Herkner and badly used up. It is unclear whether Lentz was kicked or bitten. Dr. Lentz cried for help during the incident.
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Phoenix
Civil suits filed in district court rise to about one daily
The district court sees ongoing civil actions with eight filed in the past week. Albert Steinfeld & Co sue Foo Kee for 2000 dollars plus interest and costs, attaching the defendant's stock in Tombstone. W C Greene sues A H Emanuel as administrator of J H Ham deceased to quiet title to land along the San Pedro river between Hereford and Lewis Springs. Jobe R Brazil and wife sue Binbee Naco Water Co for 12000 dollars for injuries from a fall over an unprotected open pipe ditch in Bisbee. Emily Stevens seeks divorce from Dewell Stevens on desertion and lack of support. Frank Paula and Fred Carlevato sue North Bisbee Development Co and W E Davis and E H Clark to quiet title to mining claims in Wren district amid an injunction during assessment work. Attorney John McGowan of Douglas is in town on district court business.
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District Court
Albert Steinfeld & Co
Foo Kee
Tombstone
W. C. Greene
A.H Emanuel
J. H. Ham
San Rafael del Valle
San Pedro River
Hereford
Lewis Springs
Charlestown
Jobe R. Brazil
Binbee-Naco Water Company
Bisbee
Frank Paula
Fred Carlevato
North Bisbee Development Company
W. E. Davis
E.H. Clark
Wren District
Gila County Granted Banner Amid Vote Counts
Gila County will receive a handsome banner costing 100 dollars, promised by Chairman J H Dillion before the election as the county sought the lowest statehood vote percentage. Official tallies show Gila 1568 against jointure 92 in favor while Pinal totals: 408 against 24 in favor. Attorney E E Ellinwood of Bisbee was in the city yesterday on legal business and returned home last evening.
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Gila County
Isilk
J. H. Dillion
Gila
Tte
Pinal
Ite
E. E. Ellinwood
Bisbee
Territorial Industrial School faces slow laundry build due to weather
Superintendent Mas honey told Cochise County Press the school currently houses fifty four youths, fifteen year old Walter Caster completed his term and was discharged two days ago, with no incidents of sickness. He noted five girls and four boys remain, all well behaved and healthy as construction on a new laundry building proceeds amid poor weather, expected ready by mid next month.
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Mashoney
Cochise County
Chair Car on Limited Discontinued Between Chicago and Los Angeles
The Golden State Emitted will discontinue carrying a chair car and first class tickets only will be honored on this train at all points between Chicago and Los Angeles. Each November the chair car is dropped and the train runs with Pullmans and a mail car. In spring as travel increases the chair car is added again.
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Golden State Emited
Aly Points
Chicago
Los Angeles
Large Gathering of Masons in El Paso
Masons from across the southwest gathered in El Paso to receive Scottish Rite degrees from the fourteenth to the thirty second. Many already initiated hail from Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas, with most Texas entrants from El Paso. On Monday and Tuesday sixty eight received the fourteenth degree, by Wednesday up to the twenty fifth were conferred, and Thursday many attained up to the thirty second.
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Southwest
el Paso
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
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RA Bretherton
C M Henkel
Walter Thomas
J B Broaddun
L C Gonzales
L Jackson
Usto
LF Jack
Wallace Urto
del al Williams
Della Williams
U S
Hoval
R A Bretherton
M Henkel
CC Thomason Et
B& L Assa
Edwardo Valdez Et
Ed R Flach
National Cash Register Company
H & Eichler
Thomas Devine Et Ux
Bank of Bisbee
C H Hols
AH Pioyan Bank of
Clara B Riley
Minnie Watson
Floyd Smith Bank of
Willard W Sameon
Lewis R Ssasler
Gil- Smelter City Cigar Company
Arizona Gold Mining Company
DEEDS
George H Neale
Charles Maden
Happy Valley
James Dougherty
Happy Nene Mieiee
John H Norton
Ide H Stewart
John F Crow- James
Wall
Thompson Douglas
Baker & Hubbard
Thompson Et Ux
Arizona ‘Trust Sod Banking Company
JW Cox Et Ux
Douglas Lumber Chattle Mortgage
Fw Faust
Kern
Arisens Trust & Banking Company
Valletux
Annie J Haven
Elizageta
Elisabeth B Thompson
Elisabeth Helen Rigler Biabeo
Dragoon Mining Company
Aheriff
Mauhan Carter
Norton Morgen Commercial Company
Cochise
WC Land
Rollin JW van Houten Benson
Barry H Stine
Ine
Ayer Douglas
Quong Gee Kee Company
Charles Bowman
A H Emanuel
R Ae Tombatone
J H Stolz
C H Holz
Chattle Mortgage
Lillian N Borleigh
Christian P Beugard
Caroline Spaulding
Dixon & Totman
Dollie Dunbar
National Cash | Register Company
JS Walletox
Arizona Trust & Banking Company
Arizona Trust and Banking Company
Mark
Lamb
Mary B Stine
Harry H Stine
Superior and Pittsburg Copper Co
Joseph Mo’connell
Arnpaint
Copper Belle Mining Company
Bhannon Copper Company
Arizona Exchange
Standard Iron Co
E- Kenny
Chas, Wiles
J.C Callahao
Andy Scott
B.A. Merritt
W . Kelly
Bis~bee
W. Zoeckter
Esther Fisk
Hoe
J. E. Needham
E. P
Mr. Needham
C. B. Hardy
Huachucas
Zacatecas
Mexico
J. A. Rockfellow
Santa Barbara
Tombstoneite
Detroit Mining Company
Geo H Kelly
Parsons
Benson
Hume
Lowell
Walter Kibbey
Ed Thomas
O. Gibson Va
Emily Stevens
Dewell Stevens
John McGowan
Douglas Lis
Ayer
the Territorial Industrial School
Ryac
Ferry's
Leeds
E. Burlingame 4 CO
Promenene Bald & Iver Bucs
Lawrence St
Ouvex Assay Co
Court Place
Denver
Colo
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