Records of Cochise County land filings push through deeds
The list records instruments filed in Cochise County including grants and mortgages. Notable entries show Teviston properties in Warren and Douglas, mining claims in Warren district, Bisbee en Douglas parcels, and transfers to individuals such as G H Hivet Mollie Smith J J Benton Maggie Marks and Ernest Hanson. The United States government conveys patent rights to the Eigby Siz Lode in the California mining district.
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Frajedes Parada
G@ H
Anna Hivet
Douglas
Mollie Smith
J H Slaughter
J.J Benton
Ada Brown
Maggie Marks
Wm Deckeraw
R McKay
Warren
United States of America
John Sullivan
Duluth & Chirieshue Development Company
California
To Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Ad Reprint
An OCR fragment repeats the Laxative Bromo Quinine ad promising a cure in one day for colds. The text also lists multiple mortgage and property transfer items including Henry P Wiley to Frederick Fo Wright and various deeds in Benson and Doug las areas, plus a ship of household goods mortgage and a Bisbee auction line.
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Henry P Wiley
Frederick Fo Wright
Douglas
No Funds Answer to Drake No Funds Barred on Drake Estate Claim
A letter to FR Drake of Tucton asserts there is no fund in England awaiting the Drake estate and dismisses tales of Drake millions. The paymaster notes that without the correct case title funds cannot be traced and denies any unclaimed funds linked to Sir Francis Drake. Capt. Thos Pidwell reports a new strike on the Flourine group near Pearce showing free gold. Chinese Immigration Inspector Chas Connell visits the city for vacation leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. Drake
Tucton
Sir Francis Drake
England
Drake
Supreme Court
Royal Courts
Just
Francis Drake
Thos Pidwell
Pearce
Pidwell
Terest
Chas.Connell
Territorial items of interest condensed
A condensed sweep of Terriorial news covers new papers in Sylvanite, a Phoenix murder verdict in the Pearce case against Oscar Button, the Cananea victim Ferdinand Rojas case, and a postponed Bisbee election. Also noted are Yuma Produce Growers’ meeting, Cartier de Marchienne death in Phoenix, Paul I. Farquhar’s death, Arizona Wildcats over New Mexico 101 to 95, a Palm Springs freight wreck, railroad expansion plans, Buckeye horse import, Douglas school fine over segregation, Safford Sunday closing ordinance, and Tempe rail and school updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvanite
Sylvanite Sun
Jesse R Pearce
Phoenix
Oscar Button
Fiesta at San Xavier Mission Draws Papago Participants
The annual fiesta at San Xavier mission features Papago leadership with solemn vespers on December 2 and high mass on December 3. After religious ceremonies a lengthy program by the Indians follows, drawing Papago from southern reservations and large Tucson attendance to witness the ceremonies.
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San Xavier Mission
Old
Tucson
Visit to Arizona Prominent Painter Sauerwein Comes South
Frank Sauerwein, renowned painter of Indian life, relocates to Phoenix for the winter from Taos where he spent two years. Former president of the Denver Art Club, he will focus on desert scenes in the Southwest and has consistently commanded high prices for his works.
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Frank Sauerweis
Phoenix
Sauerweis
Taos
Thie
le Haa
Sauerwein
Denver Art Club
California
Phoenix Republican
The Human Fish Comes to Arizona
The Pinenis Republican reports the arrival in Phoenix of Frank Annis described as the human fish. Born about thirty years ago in Bellingh Wash his body is covered with scales resembling a diamondback rattlers hide. He avoids fish despite liking it and medical experts note the birth marklike scales as highly peculiar.
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The
Pinenis Republican
Phoenix
Frank Annis
Arizona
Bellingh Wash
Mr. Annis
United States
Judge ill seeks health benefit. others update
From Wednesday's Daily several brief items note Judge Reilly's illness and recuperation, Mise Ethel Gage's return after business studies, Supervisor elect Jacob Scheerer arriving from Douglas to prepare for duties in January, a Saunders household birth, and Butler resigning as jailor with Ned White set to replace him. A Washington dispatch reports Andrews and other delegates backing statehood legislation with Canon favorable, predicting passage in the coming congressional session. NM senators fall to Fall and Curry.
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Mise
Ethel Gage
Lee Angle
Jacob Scheerer
Douglas
Saunders
Roger
Washington
Delgate
Andrews
White House
Delegate Smith
Arigona
Sonat Ts Bourne
Oregon
Flint
Perkins
California
Hansborough
North Dakota
Carter
Montana
Borah
Idaho
George Curry
New Mexico
Arizona Senators and the push for popular elections
The Citizen notes Arizona’s near certainty of statehood and discusses methods to elect U S senators. It outlines four constitutional options, cites other states using primaries and legislative ratification, and suggests public support for direct elections will grow after statehood. It cautions on whether such changes improve the Senate or legislation, but asserts broad Arizona favor for popular senator elections.
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Arizona
Geveral
Senate
United States
House of Representatives
Arkansas
Mississippi
Texas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Eno
Careless Hunters Spark Ban At Boquillas Cattle Co Preserve
Street, manager of Boquillas Cattle Co, visited Tombstone on court business. He issued a ban on public duck hunting along the river on company ranges due to damage from careless hunters and poor marksmanship. Ducks, safe from lead shot on the preserve, are reportedly easy to catch with fly nets. the order remains in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steet
Boquillas Cattle Co
Street
Greene Co to Enter Cattle From Sonora Ranches
The Greene Co plans to import 2500 to 3000 head of cattle to its Sonora ranches within a day or so, bought by the 4 Bar outfit in Sulphur Springs valley. Shipments to California were halted despite seven thousand head ready, due to unsatisfactory terms, with cattle held for a better price and a potentially improved market forthcoming.
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Greene Cattle Company
Sonora
Enya
Bistee
Sulphur Springs
Cheene Company
California
New Stamp Design Violates International Standards
A flawed stamp design shows the words two cents beneath Washington’s head and omits an Arabic numeral to indicate value. The Post Office Department violated Universal Postal Union rules, and the postmaster general has been notified that the new stamp does not conform to the international agreement.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Universal Post Union
International Agresment
Rural Item From An Arizona Exchange
A rural item notes Carl G Krook’s return from the hog ranch with a flick of roosters. It mentions a setting hen with rheumatism, pigs in good health, and bees buzzing as a sign of an approaching Arizona election. The passage evokes rural imagery and playful local color.
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Kingman Mineral Wealth
Carl G Krook
Arizona
Trout Planted In Graham County Streams After Delivery
Through the efforts of Super Leift4, Graham county streams received Rainbow and Brook trout. Former supervisors had sought fish for this purpose, but none arrived until Monday when Mr. Brown brought 9,000 fish from Leadville, Colorado, and turned them over to the forest supervisor.
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Graham County
Brown
Safford
Leadville
Col
Good Feller and the Value of Common Sense
A humorous critique on honesty as a virtue and the need for judgment and effort. The speaker praises a reliable, quick-doing friend who settles debts if he encounters no obstacle, warning that raw honesty alone earns little respect without practical effort and muscle.
New Southern Pacific Short Cut Map Sparks Local Hopes
The Southern Pacific map shows two small rail lines near Cibobe suggesting early construction of a long-mooted shortcut. One route from Lordsburg through Guthrie would join the Gila Valley line, the other from near Globe would connect Winkelman to Phoenix. The plan could bring the main line closer to San Carlos, cut distance to Phoenix, and reduce fares and freight to El Paso and Los Angeles.
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Southern Pacific
Cibobe
Silver Belt
Lordsburg
Guthrie
Gila
San Carlos
Phoenix
el Paso
Los Angeles
Phoenix High students suspended for prank at closing bell
Nearly eleven students at Phoenix High School were suspended Friday after a prank in the exit line Thursday, when a chair caused a mishap as pupils formed in military order and left the room in a frog-like pile, prompting discipline.
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Phoenix High Schools
Boolroom
Begin Work on New Arizona Brewery
Work has started on a new Tuc son Arizona brewery by the Schneible company. The plant will cost about 300000, be finished in 90 days, and have an annual capacity of 40000 barrels. Completion is expected not later than March 1.
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Tucson
Schneible Company
Notice of stockholders meeting for Ley Globe and Northern
Notice states annual meeting of stockholders of Ley Globe & Northern to be held at company offices in Tucson Arizona on Wednesday December 9th at 2:00 PM for election of a Board of Directors and other business. Dated Tucson November 2, 1908. Charles B. Waterse, Secretary.
Reliable Assays Ad for Gold and Silver Testing
An advertisement by OcoEs Assay Co. offers reliable assays for gold, silver, and copper with mail samples and prompt attention. Prices shown include 75 cents for gold, 1.00 for gold and silver, and 1.50 for gold silver copper, plus free mailing envelopes and price list. Based in Denver, Colorado at 1586 Court Place.
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OcoEs Assay Co
Court Place
Denver
Colo
Peperets Triumphs In Narrow 77 Cathartic Duel
In a tight 77 point contest, Peperets edges Cathartic in a decisive finish. Sia and Poor ar contribute key plays as the teams clash in a high stakes matchup that highlights offense and late defense.
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Tombstone
Cochise County
Piemdad
Doo Ine
Grant
Tevie and Beesie RR
Teviston Manning
Teviston
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company
Emmett G Noh
LA Dudley
Geanvette Thomas
Pirtle
Eee
International Land & Improvement Comipany
Henry Shelby
Lucy McKay
Felipa Silvas
International Land & Improvement Company
Prajedes Parada
Ernest Hanson
Charles E Moon
R M Moon
Bisbee
Virginia E Babbitt
Hannah M Nelson
Johneos & Lowell
Bisbe
John A Savage
Hanosh M Nelson Bisbee
Wapersty Ded
Clinton
Burdick
E Henry
Calumet
Tearesta
Penn
Warren Company
Reese
Wakranty
Giteon Abstract Cove A A Dudley
Amiasty OF
AH Wien Etux
WB Dickey
Willcox
HS Wienetuxr
Dickey
Willcox Property
Maggie McDonald
Ella K Knott
Lorina
Lincoln Et
Lincoln
Beulah
Hanks
Wight
Benson Canal Co
John Kirby
Len
Chae Davie Etux
Madison May
Walker
Benson
Piedad Chayex
L A & Francis M Daingerfield
Doug- 150
Rose
St John
William Thom Willie Alns
Ferdinand Rojas
Cananea
Rojas
Cananes
Ymaris
Yuma
Weroness de Cartier
E.de Cartier de Marchienne
Inter Judge
Wolster Street
Paul I. Farquhar
University of Arizona
University of New Mexico At
Albuquerque
Stod
Palm Springs
Dan Hayes
Arizona & California Railroad
Parker
Hengal
Mojave Desert
Santa Fe
Fon
Buckeye Farmers
8. C. Foote
Nebraska
Andy Graves
Fland
Justice Court
MG Hill
Maricopa & Phoenix Railroad
Tempe
Thoraday
Jaarold
Harry Sisosell
James Archer
J E Gravee
Shreveport
JES Paso and Southwestern Railroad
WP McNair
Chamber of Commerce and Mines
Redman
Fhose
Anis
Akio
Reilly Sesterday
Butler
Lowell
Ned White
Jack White
Arizona Senators
Greene Co
S. P
Ier
Pras
Esamet
Materpoo
Perry
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