Records of Cochise County Instruments Filed With the County Recorder
The United States of Avellca to August Deley and Coarles Clason patent to the Morning Star lode in Warren district. Mortgage activity includes Ernest B Miller to Cochise Building and Loan. John L Silverthorn to Cochise Building and Loan. Abe Goodwin to Watkin and Emme Bedlow. Deeds list Palmer to Solomon Spring Copper Co. Jo an Loera Orrantia to Alejandro Martinez. Fl Paso and Southwestern Railroad to Douglas Street Railway Co. Power of attorney notes, chattel mortgage, and various property transfers in Bisbee, Douglas, Tombstone, and nearby areas.
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United States of
Avellca
August Deley
Coarles Clason
Morning Star
Warren
Ernest B Miller
Cochite Building and Loan Association
Bisbee
John L Silverthorn Et Ux
Cochise Building and Loan Association
Captain Wheeler Pays School Tax in Education Stand
A letter from Captain Hanes C. Wapeten of the Arizona Rangers to County Treasurer J N Gaines requests paying the school tax while exempt from road tax. He argues rangers are exempt from road tax but not school tax, stating it is a personal duty to support his child’s schooling and enclosing a 2.50 payment.
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Gaines
Wheeler
Tangers
Arizona Rangers
Naco
J N. Gaines
Tombstone
Arizona
Aew
Hanes C. Wapeten
Old Friends Meet in Tucson as General Thomas Visits
New Mexico native Mrady Ponte of the Arasy arrives in Tucson from Phoenix for a brief visit. He leaves on the international train for Fort Huachuca after renewing ties with local veterans. General Thomas says there is no truth to rumors of moving Fort Huachuca to Douglas or other sites. He recalls his past service in Tucson over twenty years ago.
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New Mesiow
Mrady Ponte
Tucson
Phoenix S
Fort Huachuca
Thomas
Secarcely
Old Pueblo
Fort Hyachnes
Douglas
Arizona News Briefs From Yuma To Phoenix
A district court suit involving Mary Branein against Albert St ield grows from a mining dispute near the Silver Be’l district. Ed Moore of Douglas died from injuries after falling from a cattle train near Alamogordo. Insurance firms Guarantee Life of Houston and North River of New York filed statements with the territorial secretary. A football game at Yuma between Yama teams and the Indians drew many knockouts. only the opening ball was played. Harry Kearney, formerly a conductor between Yuma and Los Angeles, is committed to an insane asylum in California. Octave Mining plans a 1000 horsepower power plant at Wickenburg after initial plans for 500. Sugar beet growing expands with 4000 acres under contract and aim for 5000 acres for the factory. August Magerie, long a rancher, committed to Phoenix asylum after a prior discharge. Two tramps suspected in a $200 Goldman Hardware heist were captured at Red Rock. John H. Schneider returned from Washington to face frauds trial. jurors found him and Frederick Hyde guilty. Senator Foraker urges statehood for Arizona despite rain gratitude from party members. Northern Arizona storm damage delayed Santa Fe trains eight to nine hours. Arizona wool prices are expected to rise with favorable earlier clips from Beardsley, Cave Creek, and Queen Creek. Wool buyers are arriving in Phoenix.
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Yuma
Yama
Indians
Harry Kearney
Los Angeles
California
Two New Bridges For Arizona
Salt River bridge near Phoenix will be built after property owners along the river offer 30 000 toward a 21 000 tax levy increase. A bridge over the Rillilo on the Mam moth and Oracle road, already costing 11 000 in Pima county, is nearing completion and touted as the territory’s largest road bridge.
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Board of Supervisors
Maricopa County
Salt River
Phoenix
Rillilo
Mammoth
Oracle
Pima County
Matrimonial Exchange and Community Events Held at Pearce
Pearce Arizona reports a Matrimonial Exchange held Friday evening under Mrs Alice E Kirke with a large audience. A Christmas tree and children's expresses are planned for Thursday. John Williams of the railroad welcomes a boy. Rev J H Heald preached at the schoolhouse Thursday evening. Teams leaving Pearce for Courtland carry coal or lumber. De Heigers spent Thursday night at Gleeson amid news of a Mexican shot at the local dance. recovery uncertain. John Snyder has been ill.
Judge Campbell Learns of Father’s Death En Route
A telegram from Lucson reports Judge John H. Campbell’s father died Saturday night in Danville. Campbell learned the news while on a fast train and arrived in Danville at two o’clock Sunday morning, several hours after his father’s passing.
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Lucson
John H. Campbell Nates
Danville
Hlind Judge Campbell
Aad
Fine Turquoise in Cochise County Mining Claim
N C Rascom proclaims Cochise County turquoise as some of the finest in the market. He owns turquoise property near Gleeson and plans substantial work next year, noting rich finds in the Cochise field and remaining supplies locally.
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Cochise County
N.C. Rascom
Rascom
Gleeson
Cochize County
Big Herd Will be Dipped Next Spring
Max Axford, foreman of the Hereford Cattle Co., reports the large quarantined herd near the line is not as badly infected with ticks as first feared. The cattle will be dipped, but likely not until spring due to cold weather concerns and safety for the herd.
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Max Axford
Tireene Cattle Co
Hereford
Axford
Calumet & Arizon Develop Mammoth District Property
Calumet and Arizon company pursues extensive work in Mammoth district with property developments. The deal, involving property acquisitions and negotiations over months, reflects sustained activity as shipments to Mammoth paused for ward progress.
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Calumet & Ariz
Clark
Mammoth District
Tucson
Calumet & Arion Company
Arizona Socialist Orator Hickey Back After Ten Months
Thomas A. Hickey, famed socialist speaker, has returned to Arizona after ten months away. He plans another year of tours to promote socialist ideals, having spoken to about 400 audiences with sizes from 500 to 6,000. He previously visited Tombstone and held street meetings. In Helvetia the camp employs 125 workers, none are American and 75 are Mexican.
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Thomas A. Hickey
Arizona
Hickey
Tombstone
Helvetia
Local political and court notes plus leading residents visit Tombstone
The Red Men and K of P plan meetings tonight as the Senate adjourns until January 4. Foraker statehood remains unresolved. The Wells Fargo office is busy handling packages nationwide. Dunbar travels from the Johnson district for court, and new strikes boost mining activity for the coming year. Tombstone hosts visitors Joseph Bignon and Francis M. Martian for court business, Dr. Hitchens also visits, and Charles W. Hicks prepares deputies F. Demarest and Edward Flannigan. Leadville’s Wm Holmes stops by on county business before returning. Blue Lodge Masons meet tonight.
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Wm. Holmes
Leadville Mining Co
Leadville
Blue Lodge Masons
Bull Fight Was a Howling Success
A Nogales Times report notes a bull fight that drew a loud crowd and similar hype to past events. The chief muta dor was caught by a bull and tossed, then released unharmed amid cheers as the event continued.
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muta= dor
Nogales
Eastern Players Wed in Arizona Stage Nupitals
Frank M. Weekes a leading member of the Streeter Bryan Stock company won a marriage license from the probate court official Cupid Kirkland for himself and Mise Lulu Lorena to wed near the Third Avenue theatre stage in Phoenix.
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Third Avenue Theatre
Phoenix
Frank M. Weekes
Streeter-Bryan Stock Company
Cupid Kirkland
Mise Lulu’ “R. Lorena
Cochise Cattle King Now Visiting Phoenix
President H A Jastro of the Live Stock association visits Phoenix amid Turquoise mining suit proceedings. Jastro, also head of Boquilias Land and Cattle, aims for the Los Angeles meeting January 26 with about a thousand delegates possible and Gifford Pinchot expected among attendees.
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H. A. Jastro
Fional
Phoenix
Jastro
Denver
Boquilias Land and Cattle Company
The
Republican
Jastrose Bow
Los Angeles
Gifford Pinchot
Wilton
Aanc
Mining Engineer W de L Benedict Visits Romans Co
W de L Benedict, a New York mining engineer, spends a professional visit inspecting the Romans Mining Company properties in the Cherry Creek district.
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W de L. Benedict
New York
Prescott
Romans Mining Company
Cherry Creek
Cochise County Case on Change of Venue in Phoenix Trial
A change of venue for the Jep Ryan et al mining suit from Cochise to Maricopa County is underway with trial begun in Phoenix before Judge Kent. Plaintiffs seek 320000 damages claiming Tevis et al failed to finance and develop a mining property. Attorneys for both sides are listed, and a jury of Maricopa residents has been selected.
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Cochise County
Jep Ryan
George Neale
J. T. Kingsbury
Frank Cox
Tevin
Ben Goodrich
Charles Bowman
A.C. Baker
Jory
Frank Brown
William Smith
Fred Blickmer
W.a.moyer
J. W. Connelly
C.E. Tannehill
C. B. Turner
Reuben Hill
Arthur Wilson
F. E. Felch
William Creighton
W. L. Teel
The Cowboy Spirit Lives on in Arizona Bronco Busting
The Safford Journal notes Arizona remains a ranching stronghold where cowboys endure in remote districts. At the C C C farm near Safford eighty head of Ysnaky broomtails from the Sulphur Springs valley are driven from summer range to be broken in winter. about fifteen are ridden for the first time, with completion not expected until March.
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Arizona
Safford Journal
C. C.C
Black River
Assay Company Ad Offers Gold and Silver Services
Reliable Assays advertises gold and silver assays with prices 75 cents to 1.50 for various metals. It invites mail samples and promises prompt attention and free mailing envelopes from Qoven Assay Co at 1535 Court Place Denver Colorado.
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Liss Qoven Assay Co
Court Place
Denver
Colo
First Nations Bank Stockholders Meeting in Tombstone
A meeting of stockholders of the First Nations Bank of Tombstone will be held at the banking house on Topeday on January 12 1999 at 3 p.m. for the annual election of directors. T R Brandt cashier Tombstone December 5 1908.
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The
First Nations Bank of
Tombstone
Topeday
Annaal
T. R. Brandt
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Atests
United States of America
Thomas Nicholas
Chai
Robert Hennessey
Maggie Marks
Beede
Warren Company
Jeate Yoakum
Abe Goodwin Et Ux
Watkin
Emme Bedlow
Bisbee Property
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company
Doug Street Railway Company
Inv Dal Seection
Secion
Township
Ang
David Lloyd
Frank Roth
JB Gillespie
AC Powell Et Ox
W Minus
Doughe
Mary Douthitt
Herbert L Jenkins
Sidney T Simpson
William Cows
Edward Simmons Tod R Hatley
Thomas P Cowan
Emil Berry
John Gleeson
Andy Suming
Turquoise
Isconona Tion
Well Drug Company—capital
James D Lawry
Lissa Rose
Acker Ent
Middlemarch Copper Co
EJ Kelly
William Holmes
Henry T Fitch
William A Storbeck
West Side
Joan Loera Orrantia
Vox
Alejandro Martines
Pirtle
Doueln
Fl Paso and Southwestern Railroad Company
Douglas Street Aulway Company
Range
Fred Sandstrom
JH Slaughter
City of
Heatley
Benson
John Lynch
J F Roddell
Michener
H P,huddleston
Bo Mason Company
Barnes, Plows
Fidelity & Casualty Co
EA von Arnim
Powse
John E Newbury
Mark L Venters
Mre L Meeks
Mra I J. Meeks To
Frank W Dean
Warkasty
Michael Dosohoe
Louis Maria Howra
John T Nicholson
Lovie Maria Howra
Calumet Queen
Riddle Et Ux
Mary K McNamara
Calumet
Charlee E Brown
Brophy Carriage Company
Weapon M
Carmen A de Garcia
Brophy Carrisee Company
Gay Michner
E B ‘Mason Company
Redmond Toohey
John George Marts
George D Easton
William Goodman
Joseph T Goodman
Capt. Wheeler
New Mexico
Mary Branein
Albert Stield
Soni Mining
Be'l
G. Meredith
Chicago
Chambers of
Commeres
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
City
Mexico
Ed Moore
Alamogordo
Guarantee Life Insurance Company
Houston
Texas
North River Insurance Company of
Octave Mining Company
Wickenburg
Southwestern Sugar and Land Company of Phoenix
August
Magerie
Kirkpatrick
Goldman
Red Rock
Eberitt
John H. Schneider
Washington
National Capital
Schneider
Frederick Hyde
Francisco
Foraker
United States Senate
Little
Colorado
Santa Fe
Beardsley
Cave Creek
Queen Creek
Red
K. of P
Senate
Welle-Fargo
Dunbar
Johnson District
Johnson Camp i
Jos. Bignon
Pearce
Francis M. Martian
Dr. Hitchens
Charles W. Hicks
F. Demarest
John Williams
Edward Flannigan
Cochise
Levi Strauss & Co
You Ferry &Co
Detror, Mien
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