Bisbee and Warren County Property Transfers and Notices
Records detail numerous property transfers and legal notices in Cochise County including allocations in Bisbee, Benson, and Warren mining districts. Notable entries cover deeds, mortgages, and probate orders involving individuals such as Alice Moon, G E Balchen, Manuel Guerrero, John Gardiner, and James Beard, plus corporate interests and mining claims in Warren district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Moon
Balchen Bisbee
Duey & Overlock
Jean Thornton
Bisbee
Manuel Guerrero
John Gardiner
Pirtle
Douglas Warren Company
Rose
Warren
Raymond L Ovens
Jas Owens
FL Conyers
W J McGill
Benson
Pacific Trsprovement Company
Steve Roeve
Steve Roemer
Bean
Bemi Lalonde
Garfield Highlights Arizona Dams and Monuments
In his annual interior department report, Secretary James B Garfield notes that by December 31, 1907 the Tonto reservoir had $4,362,100 spent of a $6,300,000 project with completion expected in 1911. Laguna project totals $1,876,700 spent of $4,500,000, also set to finish in 1911. The Grand Canyon was named a national monument after the report, and Garfield lists Petrified Forest, Montezuma Castle, and Tonto as monuments with a request for $5,000 to maintain the national monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B Garfield
Washington, D.C
Arizona
Garfield
Tonto
Laguna
Yuma
Grand Canyon of
Arisone
Montezuma Castle
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Advertised Claim
Detroit resident J H Seite endorses Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets claiming improved appetite, relief from bloated sensation, and regular bowel movements after use. Price 25 cents, available at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Seite
Detroit
Mich
Rebuilding Old Ironsides and the Constitution Guns
A fragment describes the reconstruction of the frigate Constitution known as Old Ironsides. It notes the work nearly complete with guns to be exact duplicates of those used a century ago. The passage then advertises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for indigestion and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosteter
Governor Kibbey Goes to Washington
Governor Kibbey will travel to Washington D C to lobby for Arizona interests in possible statehood compacts and review pending Arizona bills. He plans meetings with Secretary Garfield and likely President Roosevelt, signaling a significant political move amid Arizona Republican debates over delegation instructions for Taft at the Chicago convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Interior Garfeld
Roosevelt
Kibbey
Phoenix
Washington, D. C
National Capital
Washington
Taft
Chicago
Cannot Gamble Says Sonora's Governor
A report claims Governor Torres will not sanction gambling in Agua Prieta despite concessions sought by Douglas personnel. Officials expect a firm stance against wagering as a border town policy, with no official confirmation yet of any concession being granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agua Prieta
Douglie Persone
Torres
Douglas
Land Grants for Railroads in Arizona and California
Washington dispatch reports the House passed the Smith bill to grant up to forty acres of land in the Colorado River Indian Reservation to the Arizona and California Railroad Co. The bill also proposes district court jurisdiction in Santa Cruz county to settle damages claims against the United States tied to widening the street along the Nogales informations line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smith
Colorado River Indian Reservation
The
Arizona and California Railroad Co
District Court
Santa Cruz County
United States
Informations
Nogales
Tombstoner Feared Dead in Sonora Expedition
David Mitchell left Tombstone January 11 for a copper property east of Arispe Sonora with Charles Gordes. They traveled through Indian-threatened country and have not returned. friends fear Taqui attacks. Mexican ally was to join them at Arispe, possibly also missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mitchell
Sonora
Dave Mitchell
Tombstone
Aliepe
Hereford
Charles Gordes
Arispe
Mitchell
Pen Picture of Arizona Winter
The Tucson Citizen reflects sentimentality as it surveys Arizona winter, noting January and February bring brief respite from growth and that the season in the Southwest is mild compared with Arctic rigors. It argues winter is a misnomer in this sunshine belt, with frost and snow rare novelties welcomed for their novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Arizona
Southwestern
Sunshine Belt
Old Boreasia
Deafness Cure Promised by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It attributes deafness to inflammation of the Eustachian tube caused by catarrh, and offers a hundred dollar reward for any case of deafness from catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with a free circular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omo
Toledo
Lecas County
Frank J Cheney
F. J.cheney & Co
Hall
Frask J. Cunsey
A.W. Gurasox
J. Cuexey & Co
Fragmentary moral counsel from a 19th century column
A brief, moralistic fragment shows a speaker urging compassion for the afflicted, noting the value of patient care and the slow, careful use of remedies after consulting physicians. It reflects historical views on charity, health, and ethical duty toward the vulnerable.
Local Marriages and Court Actions Dominate Tombstone Update
Monday reports show multiple marriage licenses issued for Juan Larringa and Yearel Bernal, James Wil and Elizabeth Toole, David Womack and Refugio Escalante, plus T. R. Brandt suing W. K. Meade for 2000 to foreclose a mortgage on the Aztec property. Also noted are travels of Scribo, plans for Tombstone Minstrels, U S Attorney Joe Alexander arriving from Phoenix, and a Cochise Club smoker with visitors. Captain Harry Wheeler and others appear in court and business notes include Jorepn Ihe Tucton attorney and George Neale visiting Tombstone. Armin Stock Co. set to visit February 17–18–19 with three plays from Bisbee to Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Juan B Larringa
Bisbee
Yearel Bernal
Douglas
James A Wil
Elizabeth Toole
Tots
David G Womack
Refugio Escalante
St. David
T. R. Brandt
Firetional Bank of
Tombstone
District Court
W. K. Meade
Mesere, Scribower and
Meade
Armin Stock Company
Bistel
Tucson
Tom, Dick and
Harry
Cosy Corners
Supervisors Meet This Evening With Back Tax Suit Talk
The board of supervisors convenes for its regular monthly session this evening. Petitions will be presented and the Public Examiner Foster’s report will be discussed. Foster, in the city, will confer on pursuing the back tax suit against the Copper Queen company, with potential additional counsel or involvement from the Attorney General Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Foster
Copper Queen Company
Clark
Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder
John Walker, a court reporter, is confined to bed in Bloomington Indiana with grippe contracted in Chicago during one of the blizzards that sweep the region. In a letter he harshly criticizes the Midwest winter and extols Arizona while describing Kabe Japan’s smallpox epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walker
Bloomington
Indiana
Chicago
Arizona
Pre Cooling Cars Boost California Fruit Harvest
The Southern Pacific plans 6800 refrigerator cars and builds pre cooling and ice making plants to speed fruit handling. Pre cooling promises 10 to 20 percent rise in citrus frost output, protecting crops and extending tree longevity. Last season California fruit crop valued at about 34 million dollars, doubling the state’s total fruit value from gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calimfornia
Rvst Trafic
Si Ie
Fornia
Finding Body May Clear Fairbank Mystery
A failing mystery at Fairbank deepens as a horse and buggy pair left with a passenger on the SP line vanish. A body found near the Santa Cruz county line, likely the missing passenger, shows a fractured skull and signs of a month or more since death. Nogales authorities summon a coroner’s jury to identify the murdered man and locate the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbank
Robert Fenter
Santa Cluz
Mrs Grant Seeks Husband Through Local Lodge Aid
Mrs Roderick Grant of San Jose appeals to CB Tarbell, secretary of the local Masonic Lodge, asking help to locate her husband who has been out of touch for months. Grant once lived in Tombstone, belonged to the lodge, and worked at Cananea until its closure. Last heard from in Nogales in November, she fears an accident may have occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CB. Tarbell
Roderick Grant
San Jose
California
Grant
Tombstone
Cananea
Nogales
All of Arizona Visited by Storms
Reports from all parts of the territory describe general rain, with substantial snow in northern mountains, following a long dry spell. Farmers and stockmen are pleased as weather improves across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Inet
Faruere
Ayer's Cure for Sinousness and Constipation
The fragment hints at a claim that Ayer's medicine cures sinousness and constipation. The readable text is limited and lacks dates, sources, or corroborating details, but presents a promotional style typical of patent medicine ads in old newspapers.
Bloody murder by Yaqui Indian near Nogales
A Yaqui Indian killed Francisco Lopes a Mexican rancher 18 near Plauidhas de Plats, shooting him for sheep theft, crushing his skull, then trying to burn the body. He was arrested in Nogales and jailed awaiting likely execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Enya
Plauidhas de Plats
Francisco Lopes
Arabah
Nognies
Narrow escape as axle breaks on limited train
An axle on engine 3016 pulling the Golden State Limited west from El Paso broke near Lanark on the Southern Pacific mainline. One drive wheel jumped the rail but returned before a wreck. The engineer halted the train, another locomotive was sent from El Paso roundhouse, and the disabled engine was moved to terminal yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden State Limited
el Paso
Lanark
Southern Pacific
Chinaman Wanted for Recent Murder in Canagea
Immigrant inspector Moore ordered deported to China is sought for the murder of a Chinese resident in Canagea. Local Chinese residents offer 200 dollars for the capture and return for trial, though legal complications may require red tape to set aside the deportation order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wing How
Moore
Immigration Service
China
Canagea
Camanes
St Miles Anti-Pain Fame Glere Headache
Septic notes report an odd medical claim project titled St Miles Anti Pain Fame Glere Headache with unclear sources or dates. No verifiable persons or organizations are traceable in the fragment. The text appears damaged and lacks coherent context.
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Cochise County
Mary E Dean
Thomas Tate
Yorke State
JO Marti
Stettler
Firet
Montgatie
Geo Bileor
James Beard
Frank B Grotebeck
PJ Delehanty
CA Bennett
G W Berk
Bill OF Bales
Benjamin F
Hobgood
Broscon
John 3 Taylor
MM Crandall
Warrasty
Crandall
John Eiliog
Bisbee Property
James Hall
Williem Fine
Hous
Copper Queen
Bisie
Braley
Faust
Prancisco Ziede Et Ur To
EJ Jacklis
Albert Garland
Standard
Furnival Sarkis
Jose Dominguez
Jonepton
J W
Wood
W F
Olson
J Rogers
Andrew D
Leard
Josephine
Roger
Francisco
Apuie
Joseph A
Fortune Mg Co
Willie Rose
Warren District
Aselgsmest
Lease MA Leahy
Jasper Baumeo
Richard Johscoe
MA Leshy
Joseph Bauman
Richard Johoson
Vrobate Court
Estate of
May
Hartiett Landere Lender
Batate
Daniel Nichole
Essign
Ilinois-Cananea Copper Company
Meguire Company
Southwestern Oil Company
Wasiaxseen T
Montoage
J B Cook
L. Johnson
JE Kelly
George B Albers
Elaine
Sure Winner
Arren
H Martin
Hugh F Fletcher
Raven
Hartford
H W Ete & Company
Maie Will Starr
Willian
Butte
Aleo
Copper Jack
P Kroeger
Greene Cattle Company
Sermian Benevolent Brotherhood Nemanja Lodge
Bistee
Ironsides
Pen
Lotan Gould
Tombstone Minstrela
Ralph Riggs
Joe Alexander
United States Court
Edus Merce of
Willetts and
Borton
Charles T Connell
Cochise
Harry Wheeler
Arizona Rangers
United States Grand Jury
W. J. Johnson
Mineral Wells
Texas
Jorepn Ihe
Tucton
U. S.court
George Neale
Bisber
Busness
Kabe
Japan
Mrs. Grant
Ayer
Ayers
Ferry
Chinaman
Court Place
Denver
Cole
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