Records Of Liens And Mortgages In Cochise County
Bank records show numerous filings including chattel and realty mortgages, satisfactions, and releases across Cochise County. Notable entries involve Copper City Brewery Co, Douglas properties, Lake Bisbee land, and mining claims in Turquoise District with entities such as Bank of Bisbee, Western Wholesale Drug Co, and Standard Furniture Co recording deeds, liens, and sales.
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W Carson
Akio
Frank Shirtey
Western Wholesale Drug Co
Lowell Drug Co
Sabbath In Tombstone Houses of Worship
Congregational services dominated the day with Rev. Deck delivering a children lesson at 11 am and a later sermon on Divine Companionship The Sunday service drew a large crowd Norman Abell attended and a Christian Endeavor meeting followed at 7 pm Rev C S Kathen preached on Christ the Perfect Man The League discussed how to start a new venture and Georgia Holland led youth proposals A well attended Sunday school occurred at 10 am with the only service yesterday
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Deck
Toveluck
Norman Abell
Christian Endeavor
Kathan
Christ the
League
Georgia Holland
Tombstone Busy as Local Figures Visit and Meet
The Tombstone business and social scene buzzes with arrivals from Lew Springs Bishop and Courtland. Merchants like Bernard Maier and Felix Colin arrive for trade, while the Tombstone City Band holds its weekly practice and the Royal Guard returns from El Paso. Reverend Kethan travels to Benson to preach, and meetings of the Tombstone Chamber of Commerce plans a Friday gathering with business on the agenda.
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Harry Maree Green
Wae
Lew Springs
Chinese Celebrate Their New Year in Tombstone Colony
Chinese residents celebrate the celestial New Year whose year 4607 begins January 29 according to their calendar. The event is eagerly anticipated, with social timing and birthday practices noted, as the community plans gifts and observances tied to the Lunar New Year. The local Chinese Masonic Lodge has been active in the days leading up to the celebration.
Fragmentary text on election timing and calls for action
Shaky OCR reads about candidates and timing for New York voting. Mentions delays, calls for delivery or ballot handling, with unclear names and dates.
Railroad Official in the City on a Visit
Robert Hutchison arrived in Tonite on a visit with his mother and sisters. He is connected with the Rock Island Railroad as road master with headquarters in Topeka and Kane. He previously met with the Santa Fe System headquartered in Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Robert Hutchison
Tonitestone
Topeka
Kane
Lee Mutehseon
Hutchigon Ie
Long
California
Hie
Rock Island Railroad Company
Headqear A
Hutch Sonte
Sante Fe
Albuuquerque
New Mexico
Scouts Open Club Rooms at City Hall Headquarters
The Scoutant Limbstone Troop opens new headquarters in City Hall basement with dedicated rooms. Daily schedules assign specific rooms to Eagles Wolves Seah Foxes and Scouts with after hours access and exclusive use periods for each unit.
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Boy Whch
Eagles
Wolves
Rich Strike Near Courtland Sparks Prospecting boom
A gold ore discovery near Courtland Arizona about 16 to 18 miles from Courtland at West Wells by Johnnie Pearce triggers excitement. trenches and an incline reveal a body of ore assayed up to 900 dollars per ton in gold. over 20 claims staked as reports spread of the find.
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Courtland
West Wells
Joestor
Pearce
Johnnie Pearce
Nally
Welle
Nacre
Geld
Fighting Reported Near Moctezuma Among Mining Men
Reports arrived in Douglas from interior Socora that fighting occurred near Moctezuma involving mining men. Details of the clash and its outcome were not provided in the report.
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Moctezuma
Douglas
Socora
Jefe Politico Killed in Rebel Raid Report
A fragmentary account from Moc suns Phuteday describes the jefe politico slain by rebels after promising to meet the invaders half way. Report says insurgents warned the city commander to surrender and the jefe met them and died bravely in combat.
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Itay
Mocsuns Phuteday
Jefe
Jnrturrectes
Iato
Death of Mrs J M Myers in Tombstone
Death notice from Tombstone reports the passing of Mrs. J M Myers, mother of Alfred Vaal, at Douglas after a week of pneumonia. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 10 a.m. from the Paul residence in Smelter City, with interment at Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs. Swain travels to Douglas for funeral arrangements.
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Tombstone
J M Myers
Alfred Vaal
Douglas Yeate
Tam
Lins + ing @ lance
Indy
Paul
Evers Green
Swain
Mrs. Mary Desimone Dies in Tombstone at 71
Advices from San Jose report that Mrs. Mary Desimone, mother of Mra. A Miano and longtime Tombstone resident, died there on January 18. She leaves six daughters. Interment was held at Oak Hill Cemetery the day after her death.
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Tombstone
San Jose
California
Mary Desimone
Mra
Oak Hill
Pioneer Home Formally Accepted
The Journal-Miners reports the ward of control formally accepted Pioneer Home on Saturday afternoon. Major Doran announces the aim to have the home ready by late February. Silac St. John named assistant superintendent and his wife appointed matron. county boards must submit occupants’ names, with a limit of forty residents.
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Journal-Miners
Ward of Control
Doran
Silac St. John
Craig
County Boards of Supervisors
Cochiseuty
IE Berner
Board of Supervisors
Douglas set to enlarge water works capacity
Douglas Arizona plans to expand water works capacity at a total cost of 15010 pounds. P M Dicus handles nearly all the work with the machinery portion excluded.
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Douglas
Arizona
M. Dicus
Local Notables and Travelers Report From Tombstone Area
Tuesday notes list Mrs Sat Johnson returning home from a visit with sister Bistee and Mee James Dulgliss also arriving home from Hisbee. Fred Fricktwalt and Matt Kries depart for Dragoon mountain with pack burros for months prospecting. ACT Prianne TurbinE travels from Phaeras on business. Edward Bater heads to California to locate. Mrs A Adamson out for a brief visit to Bisbee. Odd Fellows meet in Maronic Hall. A W Howe returns from Phoenix. Douglas Gray leaves for Phornix on business. Tombstonites Rafferty Ringbure EB Ian Watt head to new Pinal mining camp, stop at Benson tonight. B A Taylor visits from Pearcy and Courtland. James Smith returns to town after illness. July Frees visits from Bistes. B Gordon, El Paso Southwestern auditor, in city on depot business. Jobs Owen renovates Standard Gas Light plant on Allen street with Leanch ffiea. Mayor A Wentworth oversees gas plant work. Mayor Arthur Heney of Fairbank in town on business. Frank Smith leaves for El Paso to join EL Paso Southwestern main line.
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Owen
Minnesota
Tue
A. Wentworth
Allen Street
Arthur Heney
Fairbank
Smallpox Vaccination Urged by El Paso Railway Officials
Officials of the El Paso and Southwestern urge employees to take precautionary smallpox vaccination as a severe outbreak known as black smallpox spreads in El Paso. Many workers have already complied, and sore arms are expected soon.
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el Paso
el Paso & Southwestern
Making up the Monthly Report
County officials worked at the county courthouse preparing their monthly reports and turning receipts to County Treasurer Charles W Hicks. The reports are filed with the clerk of the board of supervisors and read to the board before approval, with the treasurer’s funds personally checked by the board to ensure tally.
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Charles W. Hicks
Board of Supervisors
A J Collins Orders Walnut Trees from Colorado
A J Collins ordered Japanese walnut trees from Colorado to plant at the Benson home, aiming to enhance landscaping and add shade.
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A.J Collins
Colorado
Benson
Lady Maccabees Entertain Woodmen on Festive Evening
The Lady Maccabees entertained Woodmen members and wives at Woodmen Hall last evening. About sixty persons attended the banquet rooms were decorated for the occasion. A lively evening of dancing followed a delicious lunch and the hostesses were voted royal entertainers.
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Lady Maccabees
Woodmen
Soldiers March Into Agua Prieta Amid Border Tension
Yesterday morning Mexican troops entered Agua Prieta followed by 75 more reinforcements from Cananea. Reports say government forces may have recaptured a station as rebels pulled back, but details remain unclear and residents rushed to shelter as forces moved in Douglas notes rising border tension.
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Douglas
Agua Prieta
Cananea
Agua Privians
Stabuaction
Juste
Tei
Rebels Advance Report Triggers Panic Near Naco
A chaotic wire service style brief notes a band of revolutionaries moving toward Naco and Mexican volunteers arriving, with 25 regulars expected tomorrow. It mentions fresh trouble at Nacozari and reports of Terrestrial kills denied, with trouble near Tonichi Sonora.
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Turow
Naco
Nacozari
Tonichi Sonora
Kosterlia Leath
Board meeting to open bids and approve accounts
The board of supervisors will meet Monday February 6 to open all bids for county supplies, consider awards to successful bidders, audit the monthly accounts, and transact other business of considerable importance for the past month.
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Board of Supervisors
Holidays in a Short February Calendar Observances
In February the shortest month there are many legal days of rest beyond Sundays. Holidays listed include Arbor Day on Friday February 3, Election Day February 9, Lincoln's Birthday February 12 observed Monday February 13, and Washington's Birthday February 22.
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Sundsye
Lincoln
Washessington
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Phaeras
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A. W. Howe
Phoenix
Douglas Gray
Machomich Mercantile Company
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Fee Rafferty
J. Ringbure EB
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W. G. Hushanan
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