Notice of Selection Under Act of Congress 1910
United States Land Office at Phoenix Arizona announces grant selections for state lands in Maricopa Pima Yavapai and Coconino counties. filings list numbers and sections with protests allowed during five weeks before final approval. mentions Land Office actions and officials JESF WREDIN and JOHN J BIRDNO. first publication January 23 1916 and January 9 1916 dates.
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Congress
Maricopa
Pima
Yavapai
Coconino
Aling &S Rom
General Land Office
Phoenix
Aricoma
Jesf Wredin
Register US
Land Office
John J. Birdno
Receiver US
United States Land Office
Arizona
State of
SEA Sen
Allin G &S
Dee
Thomas F Weedin
US Land Office
U.S. Land Office
Fred Bennett
Mest
Supine Court
Servois
Willcox
San Simos
Douglas smelters busy as January copper output tops twenty million
Copper Queen smelter produced 12 000 000 pounds in January an increase from December while Calumet and Arizona yielded 8 000 000 pounds same as December. Ores come from Copper Queen mines Moctezuma at Nacozari and all customs ores along with Shattuck mine ore. Tyrone New Mexico Phelps Dodge property expected to reach production soon with concentrates shipped to Douglas for treatment.
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Inglas
Copper Queen
Arizona
Calumet
Douglas
Calumet & Arizona
Moctezuma Copper Company
Nacozari
Mexico
Shattuck
Phelps Dodge
Tyrone
N. M
Bootleggers Nabbed After Roadside Whiskey Bust
Five bootleggers were captured on the road between Rogeo and Douglas by Sheriff Wheeler and Deputy Rowden. They brought the captives and a large quantity of whiskey into Douglas. Arrested were Joe Plyant Sehien EC Akers SC Parrish and D Nance. The night prior held an exciting time among the bootleggers.
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Guy C. Welch
Wheeler
Rowden
Rogeo
Douglas
Joe Plyant
Sehien EC Akers
S C. Parrish
D Nance
Prosperity Seen In Cochise County as Real Estate Booms
January filings show 127 deeds totaling nearly $50,000 and 52 mortgages in Cochise County. Records indicate strong activity across transfers, mining, homesteads, and labor proofs with substantial fee income, plus income from civil cases, licenses, and miscellaneous sources supporting county revenue.
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Murphy
Mopey
Joan
Tanids Lai
Blocking Out Ore on Hilltop Property
Reports from the Hilltop property indicate driving in the Jong tunnel has been abandoned temporarily and ore bodies are being blocked out on the level. The tunnel runs about 2500 feet from a portal, with ore encountered 2000 feet from the entrance, and rifts extending eastward as works proceed vigorously. Judge W A Fowler and family are en route to Douglas to oversee the operation with a view to completing ore blocking.
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Jong
San Simon
Gorial
W. A Fowler
Douglas
Ike
Tombstone Progress Praised In Mining Town Report
Oscar K. Goll returned from the county seat praising Tombstone’s mining revival. He notes most mines owned by the Pips Dodge company are active with equipment, payrolls boosting local stores, and new concrete sidewalks on Allen Street. The Masonic lodge bought Schieffelin Hall for events, and Mountain States Telephone upgrades bring a modern system after a storm damage.
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Ombstone
Oscar K. Goll
Hunker Hill
Pips Dodge Company
Goll
Eita
Allen Street
Schieffelin Halt
Masonic Lodge
Mountain States Telephone Company
Tombstone
Gull
Track Laying to Mil Completed at Gita Beach to Ajo
Phoenix February 4 report notes track laying on the pew railroad from Gita Beach to Ajo completed January 18. Regular traffic not for about three weeks while racing is finished. The line is well built for heavy trade with ore to be transported in large quantities.
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Phoenix
Pew
Gita Beach
Ajo
Court Proceedings In Superior Court Murphy Case
The State and Murphy case dominated today as verdicts and arguments unfolded. Bruce Stevenson and Frank Dean spoke for the defense while Ross presented a forceful claim of deliberate premeditation. The fast criminal docket will run for weeks with Arbor Day affecting the schedule.
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Murphy
Bruce Stevensom
Frank Dean
Ross
Arbor
Old Peabody Goes Under Hammer at Court Auction
Sheriff Wheeler advertises a public sale in front of the court house on Monday at 11 o clock. The Bonanza Belt Copper Co fields include five patented and eight unpatented mining claims in the Johnson mining district, led by the famed Old Peabody. The sale fulfills a Superior Court judgment for Empire Tr Co of New York amounting to 80,708 26 plus 000 since December. Bidding was spirited as several claimants sought priority with pledged security.
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Sheriff Wheeler
Publc
Bonanza Belt Copper Company
Johnson
Old
Peabody
Cochise
Superior Court
Empire Tr Company of
New York
Ameinus
Secur
Civil service stenographer exam planned in 1914 Arizona
The U S civil service commission schedules a February 26 exam in Flagstaff, Phoenix and Tucson to form a register for clerical postings in the federally classified service near those cities. Both genders admitted. age 18 plus, with limits for employment ages 20 to 50. Send forms to Clarence R Craig in Phoenix and mail Form 1371 to the San Francisco district secretary. Superior Judge A C Lockwood returns from Bisbee after a visit, as plans rename Cornelia Camp amid copper district history and notes last ore freight out in 1856 via L J Flager to Yuma and San Francisco.
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Phoenix
States Civil Service Commission
Flagstaff
Tulwa
Clarence R Craig
Federal Building
Twelfth Civil Service District
San Francisco
California
Calumet & Arizona
Douglas
Cornelia
Sacrae Corporation
New Cornelia Copper Company
L. J. F.lager
Yuma
Swansru
Wales
IDENTIFIED FATHER KILLED AT SANTA ISABEL
A fragmented 19th century account identifies a Los Angeles woman as the daughter of a man killed at the Santa Isabel massacre. The narrative recalls a desertion, divorce, and a search for truth as the mother and daughter recount the long separation and the shock of the tragedy. The survivor vows to honor the absent father while coping with loss and family estrangement.
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Santa Isabel
Los Angeles
Therese Hox Ihe
Patrot
Aw Bop Hus
Tor Johurtobe
Sette Teale
Et Voss
Motier
Stein
Heweth
Cdme
Somathobet
Los Angles
Thar
Tate
Nervous Woman Finds Relief From Suffering
A story of Mrs. Joseph Snyder of Tiffin Ohio who suffered extreme nervousness and prostration. After using Dr Miles Nervine she improved. the ad touts the remedy and invites readers to try a bottle with a refund if no benefit, from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Joseph Snyder
Tiffin
Miles Nervine
Josseh Snyder
Hideo
Miles
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Cochise County Road Bond Association to Meet in Tombstone
The Cochise County Road Bond Association will hold its final meeting before petition circulation in Tombstone next Monday at 11 o'clock in the Crystal Theatre. A mail vote set the bond amount between six hundred thousand and twelve hundred thousand dollars, with plans to finalize the amount at the meeting.
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EA Hughes
Cochise
Daily Business News From Arizona Gazette Fragments
Thursday’s Daily reports on DH Roucall representing the circulation desk in Phoenix. Visitors travel to Tucson for business from the Mu chomich Mercantile Co. John Rock returns from a smoky couch pause. Deputy Rafferty explains prisoner transport from Tucson to Florence. A 945 pound baby girl born to Mrs Ronchetti. mother and child thriving. A Bunker Hill mine fire plug bursts, blasting a two inch water stream after freezing.
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Burn
John Ronchetti
Bunker Hill Mining Company
Davis
Local News Roundup From Tombstone and Nearby
Friday’s Daily reports a juvenile case against Louis Carpio dismissed for alleged theft from a Catholic priest at Pirlie and a sale across the line at Agua Prieta. Town visits include Wootey of Phelps-Dodge in Bisbee and Mrs Reed from Fairbank. Postmaster Nathan Lewy appointed at Kelron Cochise. Barns rebuilt after heavy snows. Trumbo couple recount their escape from Mexican danger and arrivals in Tombstone. Local officials, land appraisements, and road matters noted along with an eclipse view and fuel deliveries in Tombstone.
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Louis Carpio
Pir ‘Lie
Agua Prieta
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