Property transfers and mining interests in Cochise County
Records show multiple real estate transfers in Tombstone and Benson including James McFadden to Josephine Douglas and to Clyde Otta Douglas properties. Warren mining district interests transferred among Fred Kock, J W Bish, C M Henkel, and others. Satis faction of mortgage notices, titles, and powers of attorney filed with local lenders and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McFadden
Josephine Douglas Douglas
Clyde Otta Douglas
John Prindleville
Reluria Riley
Douglas
Williams Et Ax
Aurelia
Sparks
Munch
Bretherton
Henkel
Warren
Fred Kock
JW Bisi
Bertherton
G Johnson
M Henkel
F Munch
Warren District
Riley
L Cummings
Lucy Clark
Tombstone
Man Held on Criminal Libel Charge in Cochise County
Constable Snow of Willcox brought W J Dalle of Cochise to face grand jury on a criminal libel charge. Dalle allegedly printed in the Tessos Star during November a piece accusing W H Lawrence station agent at Cochise of corruption in his duties for Southern Pacific, Wells Fargo Express, and Western Union. Dellas cannot post bond and runs a Cochise saloon business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constable Snow
Willcox
W.J. Dalle
Cochise
Grand Jorgems
Western Union Telegraph Co
Dellas
Bond
Cochive
Way the Public Money Goes
Clerk Howe and Assistant Clerk Ed Hughes report the county expenditures for the last quarter of 1905 and the first three quarters of 1906. The summary lists many items with totals including Office and General Expenses 14867.08 and Hospital 107...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Ed. Hughes
Board of Supervisors
Board of Health
Sheriff's Office
Douglas High to Meet Tombstone C M A on Christmas Day
The Douglas high school football team will play Tombstone C M A on Christmas Day on the local gridiron. Tombstone is regarded as one of the strongest in the territory, making a tough clash after Douglas defeated Bisbee on Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Douglas International-American
Douglas
Tombstone C. M. A
Stogether
Bisbee
Douglas High School
Copper Queen Smelter
Telephone Company Making Strides
C. W. Hinchcliffe, general manager of the Tucson telephone company, reports from California on extensions and upgrades. The Tucson line has incurred 8 000 to 9 000 in changes with total costs expected near 14 000 upon completion. New equipment is also being installed at Phoenix Globe and Nogales to meet demand and the Tucson Benson toll line will provide direct long distance service to Tombstone Bisbee Douglas and Naco this month.
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C. W. Hinchcliffe
Tucson
California
Benson
Tombstone
Bisbee
Douglas
Naco
Apache Bucks Kill Indian Squaw
A Fort Apache letter reports an Apache woman found dead November 28 a half mile south of the fort while leaving for her camp. She was attacked stoned and carried away from the main road near the fort, with authorities seeking to identify the guilty parties among possible tribal accusations of witchcraft.
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Fort Apache
Aga
Tucson Captured By the Republicans
In the municipal election the Republicans gained full control of Tucson city government electing the mayor and three councilmen. Charles Slack won the mayoralty by 250 votes over L H Manning. Adolph Bail joined as councilman at large with C E Hutchinson and Rudolph Rasmussen as ward councilmen. Democrats re elected Frank Treat recorder and James Flynn assessor and collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Charles ¥. Slack
L. H. Manning
Adolph Bail
C. E. Hutchinson
Rudolph Rasmussen
Frank Treat Recorder
James Flynn
Southern Pacific to Expend 2 Million in Imperial River Works
Southern Pacific plans a 2 million dollar project near Imperial California to build dykes running about thirty miles along the Colorado River. Work is to begin immediately and may close the river break within seventy days. Farmers' interests in the valley are not expected to suffer disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial
California
Southern Pacific Company
Colorado
Slow Recovery of Cochise D A Electored From Illness
Fred Shelly district attorney elect of Cochise county is reported to be slowly recovering from pneumonia. He fell ill in Bisbee and traveled to Tucson since high altitude slows pneumonia recovery. Justin Head was tried in Prescott district court for murder in the second degree in the Verde valley death of Mrs. Rossel an Indian woman. He fled and was chased before surrendering in Jerome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shelly
Cochise County
Shelly
Bisbee
Tucson
Prescott
Justin Head
Rossel
Verde Valley
Head
Jerome
Frank J Cheney Co Claims Senior Status and Offers Testimonials
In a notice from the firm of F J Cheney & Co of Salas, Frank J Cheney asserts senior status and invites inquiries for testimonials while promising surface system services and sending for testimonials free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totevo
Cas County
Frank J. Cheney
Osth
F. J.cheney & Co
Salas
F. J. Causer & Co
Deputies and Officials Move Between Yuma Bisbee and Nogales
Deputy Sheriff Bennett returns from Yuma with prisoners as District Attorney Flannigan heads to Benson for Harry Fincer preliminary hearing in the McCullough killing case. Others travel for mining business, tax matters, or court duties. bridge work completes on the Phoenix Gila connection, with Gila Valley to Globe traffic still closed beyond Safford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Yuma
Flannigan
Bensom
Harry Fincer
Jack McCullough
C I McReynolds
Bieber
Phoenix
Gils Se
Gila Valley
Globe
Saffor
Arizona Reptiles Committed death by own action
A New York Herald report recounts absurd claims that a cold snap and blizzard in Arizona and New Mexico killed thousands of Gila monsters and other reptiles. Witnesses describe the creatures dying from exposure, with local residents puzzled by the alleged mass deaths and a Naples scientist cited on eradicating the monster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
New Mexico
J. R. Alexander
Las Vegas
N. M
Givoni Maritell
Naples
Italy
Ined
Gila River
New York Herald
Special Election for Mohave County Council Seat
Governor Kibbey will call a special election in Mohave County to choose a successor to Patey F. Collins, who recently died at Needles. The election requires thirty days notice under law.
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Kibbey
Mohave County
Eleet
Patey F. Collins
Needles
Territorial Council
The Man of Mystery Opens at Schieffelin Hall
The Ethel Tucker Co opened a week at Schieffelin Hall with The Man of Mystery drawing a good crowd despite a counter attraction. Miss Tucker showed promise though had limited stage time while Whit Brandon excelled as the leading man. Curtain time delays were noted but the management vows punctual 8 15 curtain going forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Tucker Co
Schieffelin Hall
Miss Tucker
Inter
Whit Brandon
Innovation in Postal Affairs for 1907 Stamps
The plan to issue postage stamps in 1907 will print the name of each city or town on the face. The public printing department saves time and cost by avoiding supplying 6,000 presidential offices and districts. Locally, cities will benefit from better sales and accurate accounting of offices nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Printing Department
Forest Rangers Seek Recruits For Mountain Posts
Forest reserve positions open in the east and mountain districts. Twenty candidates are eligible, but only eleven have shown interest. Superintendent T F Meagher, in charge of Huschuce Catalins and Santa Rita reserves with Tucson HQ, notes five vacancies remain unfilled and recruits are urged to apply.
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Forest Ranger Civil Service
Forest Reserve
T. F. Meagher
Huschuce
Catalins
Santa Rita
Tucson
The Great Southwest Magazine Review
The December issue of The Great Southwest magazine from Denver is praised for western realism romance and progress. It is lavishly illustrated and regarded as an educational niche publication that will gain public favor as it becomes more widely known.
Clifton Flood Leaves Town In Ruin After Four Deluges
Details of the Clifton flood show a deplorable condition of the town with hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage. It is feared the town may never be rebuilt after four floods in three years as practically every building is damaged and many walls swept away. Narrow escapes from death occurred as the flood waters arrived without warning.
Busy visitors and local business noted in Tuesday city round up
Tuesday's Daily records numerous visitors and locals in the city. BA Tylor Gleeson reports camp improvement. L Bunch Safford and Lulu Quillan Teviston visit, others like Lemmon Douglas Ash Lowell CA McDonald and J Harrington Bisbee guests on business. The coroner's jury rules Albert Bloomquist death accidental and Cochise Club announces a social dance with music at Gage Hall.
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BA Tylor
Gleeson
Henry Mullen
Bistee
Lulu Quillan
Teviston
Cochise
Gage Hall
Tombstone Pythians Host a Notable Smoker Event
The Tombstone Pythians held a smoker last evening with hospitality and stories for guests. The Tombstone City Band played while a badger fight entertained attendees, led by master of ceremonies W G Gilmore and assistant Robert Reed who brought the contest to a precise close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
W. G. Gilmore
Robert Reed
Reed
Tombstonesites Receive Degrees
The Scottish Rite Masons confer degrees today on visiting Masons. Recipients include Amos H. Wren, Johnson, Bracey Curtis, Nogales, J. W. Walker, Tombstone, E. W. Spiers, Bisbee, H. Gould, Tecson, H. B. Calisher, Douglas, W. H. Lincoln, Douglas, O A Wallace, Tombstone, Moses Kelly, Tucson, L. Edmundson, Bisbee, W. H. Hoffman, Lowell, J. Entriken, Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos H. Wren
Johnson
Bracey Curtis
Nogales
J. W. Walker
Tombstone
E. W. Spiers
Bisbee
H. Gould
Tecson
H. B. Calisher
Douglas
W. H. Lincoln
A Wallace
Moses Kelly
Tucson
L. Edmundson
W. H. Hoffman
Lowell
J. Entriken
Jury Awards $11,000 in Tucson Fee Case
A Tucson jury returned a verdict for Frank Hereford on W. C. Greene awarding nearly $11,000 after the plaintiff sought $15,000 for attorney services rendered to the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Frank Hereford
W. C. Greene
Supervisors Set Meeting to Discuss Benson Bridge Contract
The board of supervisors will meet Monday next to take up and dispose of business. The Benson bridge contract is to be let, and a bridge across the river at Charleston may be decided to address current needs with Huachuca post in mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Benson Bridge
Charleston
Huachuca
First National Bank of Tombstone Stockholders Meet
Notice of a stockholders meeting at the bank on Tuesday January 9 1907 at 3 pm for the annual election of directors T R Braxer cashier Portstone December 2 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Tombstone
T.r.braxer
Portstone
Assay Office Ad Reports Labors and Refined Metals
An old advertisement from E. E. Burlingame and Co. mentions an assay office in Colorado established in 1866. It references laboratory work, concentration tests, and silver bullion with a location at 1736 4738 Lawrence St, Deaver Colne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Burlingame 4 CO
Colorado
Malo
Edia
Lawrence St
Deaver
Colne
Denver Assay Co. ad offers pricing and mail services
Reliable assays for gold at 75 cents and gold silver at 1.00 per ounce. Lead at 75 cents and gold silver copper at 1.50. Samples by mail receive prompt attention. Placer gold retorte and rich ores bought. Send for free mailing envelopes and price list from Denver Assay Co. at 1536 Court Place Denver Colo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Assay Co
Court Place
Denver
Colo
Interesting Lecture On Peary In The Arctic
The Congregational church hosts a lecture next week on Wednesday December 19 by Mr. S. B. Entrikin. He spent three years with the explorer and will show stereopticon views to illustrate the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peary
Congregational Church
Explorer
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Roy E Arkeey
W G
Robinson Bisbee
EA von Arnim
Margaret F Robson Douglas
Cmattle Mortgage
Gibson Abstract Company
First National Bank of Tombstone
Margeret F
Robson
BéLiAnup
Walter S Hodges Et
B& L Assa
Citizens Bank of Benson
J A Linders
E King
Edith Barr
B D
Lusk
Arksey
Lee Ross
Kate Crimmins
George H Clark
Telephone Company
Southern Pacific
John Walker
Charles Walker
The
Randolph Lines
Norman Barr
Weldon Humphries
Sonors
Fred Hedberg
Dom Luis
Sam Hayburet
Dr Shine
John Montgomery
Bonors
Wallace
Wa Morris of
Dean
District Court
Man of Mystery
Forest Rangers
the Great Southwest Magazine
Clifton
Bunch of Safford
Ash
D L Canningham
R Zellner
T B Ziegler
San Diego
Ochise County
la Puava Bach Co. Inc
Douglas Bldg
Los Angeles
Csr
J M O'Connell
CA McDonald
Wm Black
P V Colwell
J Harrington
N Thomas
Albert Bloomquist
George Henry
Dragoon Mountain
Avid Hines
Swisshelm
Pythians
Ayer
Sears
Errys
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