Property transfers and corporate filings in Cochise County
Records from Cochise County show numerous real estate deeds, mortgages and satisfactions, including transfers of lots in Willcox and Douglas, affiliate filings for mining companies Southeastern-Arkans Mining Co and Bisbee Copper Mining Co, and several chattel mortgage actions. Also listed are court actions, trusteeships and closures of liens, with amounts ranging from $10 to $10,000 and notable entries for Willcox Lodge No. 19 and local banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern-Arkans Mining Concorporators
D. WM. H
W. A. Brown
B.J. Stroud
W. G. Glimore
Bisbee Torberone Copper Mining Co
J. L. Bucknall
O. G. Wager
Walter
J. Winters
P Thomas
OE. Thomas
EB. B. Wallace
Joseph J. Palmeriee
Huachuca Water Company
Huachuca Mountains
Wm. Cowan
Douglas
Ora E. Franklin
Harvey EC. Saxby
Willcox Lodge
Mayera G. McKinney
L. E. Kimpton
Karl Nyholm
Bank of Bisbee
Real Estate Transfers and Small Lot Purchases
Bowle Improvement Co to B F Tham percent interest in lots for $1. Howle Improvement Co to C D Reppy lots and blocks for $1. Powle Improvement Co to James Lezenby lots for $1. Lowle Improvement Co to M C Ture lots for $1. No Or Parker and wife to Frank Clarolf lots in Douglas for $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowle Improvement Co
B. F .Tham
Howle Improvement Co
C. D .Reppy
Powle Improvement Co
James Lezenby
Lowle Improvement Co
M. C. Ture
Or. Parker
Frank Clarolf
Douglas
Ilton and Sturges copper property shows rich ore
A visit to the copper property of Jef Milton and W. S. Sturges near Ajo, four miles from the Mexican line, describes surface ore of several inches to a foot or more with overburden. Reported copper content ranges from 4 to 60 percent in the first car, with higher grades likely as sorting improves, and a potentially extensive ore body indicated along a 300 foot stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jef Milton
W. S. Sturges
Ajo
Mexico
Ely
Mikson & Sturees
Unconstitutional County Classification Declared By Supreme Court
In a Supreme Court ruling the 1912 county classification law was declared unconstitutional for arbitrarily dividing counties into fourteen classes by population. The decision says county boards may set salaries within counties for offices not fixed by the 1901 act, with those overpaid needing remittance to the county. The case concerns Mohave County and assessor Frank L. Hunt who sought $200 for February to April 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohave County
Supreme Court
Frank L. Hunt
Hunt
Mohave
Ly Wasessor
Wall
Board of Supervisors
Audh
State News Notes Gathered From Arizona
The Y M C A campaign in Tucson to raise funds for debt interest nears 9 000. Chas Massey arrested in Tucson for a worthless check in Nogales. Tucson dockyards host 2 500 cattle tied to El Paso and Southwestern Railroad expansion. Deer numbers rise at Arizona University with six native bucks at the ostrich farm east of campus. Casa Grande starts its own independent telephone system by Mountain States Co. Hon D Reppy recovering in Los Angeles. Capt Chas Montgomery to head a new film company in Monrovia, California. Post office delays in Tucson expected for five years per local view. Former Sheriff Haynes appointed US deputy marshal at Globe. Charles E Walker becomes vice president of Consolidated National Bank in Tucson. Miami duck hunters bag 182 on Saliver near Roosevelt. Jose Menar recaptured near Nogales, being returned to Phoenix. First aid and safety training at Old Dominion mine in Globe grows. 260 workers enrolled. Rev H P Cory visits Globe for several days. Grazing permit applications pour into the Tucson forestry office. cattlemen’s group opinions awaited on fee structure.
Loss of Constable Reed's clothes in Fairbank
A Monday item describes a theft of a large amount of wearing apparel from Constable Bob Reed while he slept Saturday night in Fairbank. The haul included underwear socks shirts and more and appears to be the only clothing taken while other items remained. The incident prompted Reed to search every "bo" in town without success. The page also notes the Board of Supervisors met in regular session handling routine matters including road issues. A string of local travel and return notices follow detailing residents moving between Tombstone Bisbee Willcox and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Reed
Joe
Fairbank
Tombstone News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Visits
Charlie Vincent recovers and is seen out again as locals note deputies back from Phoenix. Visitors include Elizabeth Ranch of Oakland with Mia EB. A. Davis. Mason lodge and Eastern Star to meet in Tucson Feb 14. Ladies Aid meets at 3 PM with J.P. Ross urging large attendance. Postmaster-elect David Sabin appointed at Pomerene Arizona. Attendees at court today include W. A. Graham and M. Doyle. Ford car acquired through J. Rock. Feeney building fire damages upper Fremont. County engineer J. F. Ryan attends Board of Supervisors. Baker returns to work after two weeks. A. E. Davin heads to Tucson for business and Ranch visit. M. Cowan visits Bisbee. H. M. Eckerman to Courtland. Pink Murry returns home. Fred Heed returns to Lowell. Mrs. T. Winwood at Tombstone for court. Willcox visit by K. E. Root. Washington Birthday Ball plans advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wharton
Arizons
Tombstone
James
Tombstone Apb
John P. Clum
San Franteco
Ed Schiefelin
James Ts
Bisbee
Tucson
University of Tucson
Modoc
Epitaph
Arizona
Delbridge
Warren District
Elizabeth Ranch
Oakland
Ali
Mia EB. A. Davis
Land Lodge
Grand Lodge
Sis
Masona
Eastern Star
ARIES
Pink Murry
toiMax Land & Cartie Company
Sisbee
Fred Heed
Lowell
T. Winwood
Jom Willcox
K. E. Root
Willcox
Masonic Grand Lodge Sets Phoenix Convention Date
The Grand Lodge of Masons of Arizona ordered the Phoenix lodge convention for February 12, moving it from Douglas due to border conditions and crowded Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Grand Lodge of Masons of
Arizona
Douglas
Douxhe
Civil Service Exams Near Tucson Feb Examinations Announced
Examinations near the end of February announced by the United States Civil Service Commission. Application blanks available from Local Secretary Don Eret at the Tucson post office. Positions include chief petroleum technologist, expert radio wid, chemist, assay laboratory assistant, draftsman, and architectural chemist with listed salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Pelrunry
United States Civil Service Commission
Don Eretells
Hull
Sps
Irvin Takes Oath as Land Office Register
Phoenix February 6 John Lorvin has been sworn in as registrar of the United States Land Office after Senate confirmation. He succeeds the late Thomas Weedin who died about three months ago. The office has a backlog with about 156 applications 400 contests and several hundred file proofs awaiting attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
John Lorvin
United States Land Office
Senate
Washington
Thomas Weedin
Kyin
Resintrar
Visiting from El Paso Em Hawes in Tombstone for masque event
Hawes former First National Bank of Tombstone assistant cashier now with Tejas Bank & Trust in El Paso arrives in Tombstone for several days. He recently left hospital with a broken shoulder but is recovering quickly. A masque fundraiser for the Rifle Club promises large attendance and festive dancing with attendees from across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EM. Hawes
First National Bank of Tombstone
Tejas Bank & Trust Company
el Urn
Tombstone
Hawes
Rifle Club
Somias
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cochise County
Susan
J. W. Aughe
J.M. Fitzpatrick
Jose la Willcox
jJohn
Fitayeuick
Eva
Iave
Kee A. Tilspath
Nusband
Charles W. Dunn
Louisa A. Baden
Jose Pale
Lotsah Dousian
Wen Hicckett
Theodory Day
B. Franklin
Harvey Selby
W. Stafford
Jud Thornton
Western Sider Salon Co
E. C. Perry
George Stam
FE. Troter
W. White
Capital Sives
Chattle
Jane May
Mo i. Chamberlin
Jose Roy Henry
Povelus Nardmay Clo
Automobile
Joe May
Douglas Hardware Co
Howvenda Furniture Store
Burroughis Adding Machine Co
Clyde Branum
Lee Adamson
R. Hegan
Aru
M. Roberts
Dickey Widcox Bank and Triet Co
W. B. Dickey
H. J. Rollins
Tester
Kessel
Caesar Haravey
W. R. Parker
C. Viola Slaughter
Geo. A. Kart
Bank of Douglas
Brotherton. Title Guarantee and Trust Co
W. Childrens
T. H. Brandt
G. A. Walker
Superior Court
Voyton
Grahamve Vera G. Graham
Sam. Dobovieb
MS Newman
Ethel O'Donnell
J. W. Guthrie
Harrie Newman
Wm. Speed
A. Baker
Soderland
Marie S. Maetter
J. Campbell
EJ. Batsteene
J. W. Fraser
Pete Ph Jak
Jocker St. C
Harry B Calisher
Bertha Frances Calisher
John Herbelich
Pelleus Mesiting
Stewart Grant
J. Schmidt
Ilton & Sturges Property
AJO Copper News
Uderneath
The
Camerons
Bernice
Jeff Milton
Tucca
Milton
Os Sturges
Los Angeles
Y. MC. A
Chas, Massey
Nogales
el Faso and Southwestern Railroad
L. H. Trimble
Arizona |Niversity
University
Casa Grande
Theountain States Company
Hon . D. Reppy
Florence
Mhiness
Chas
Montgomery
T Izens
Pressot Witton
Frank Haynes
Gila County
United States
Globe
Charles E. Walker
Onsolidated National Bank
Te Bank
Mr. Walker
Johnny Walker
Saliver
Roosevelt Run
J.P. Dillon
Jose Menar
Menar
Old Dominion
Woodburn
First Aid
H. P. Cory
Webb
Presbyterian Home Missions
United States Forestry Office
Tucwon
Forestry Department
WEDN
Charlie Vincent
Howe
Hoenix
Ladies Aid Society of the
Conegational Church
Ork J
Om Washington
Mavid Sabin
Pomerene
Arle
Vacamy
PA. Kimball
SW. Cass, Douglas, Wlans & Pionulzan
W. 4 Graham
M. Doyle
Vianner
Dan
Ho Seed
FORD
Benson
Spicer Hill
MIT Ford
John Rock
Feeney
Fremont Trees
Rom Bisbee
J. F. Ryan
Vaatters
FS. Baker
Cain
A. E Davin
Mins Ranch
San Francisco
Davis A. H. Gardner
Forest Service
Old Pueblo
M. Cowan
County Recorder
Ray B. Krebs
Courtland
H. M. Eckerman
Varous
Lis
Masonic Grand Lodge
Civil Service
Irvin
Land Office Register
EL Paso
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