Land Transfers and Mortgages in Cochise County
Records list numerous deeds mortgages satisfactions and agreements in Cochise County including land transfers from Holland to Memaker Johnson to Bank of Douglas and Bisbee titles to mining claims filings by Warren Pyeatt and Taylor mining interests and several property settlements with individuals such as Ella Jack Elizabeth Todd and Mary M Coxwell among others.
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Worteage
Johnson
Cochise
Slas
Warren Peep
Kifwe
Bank of Bisbee
SOKING BACKWARD TWENTY-FOUR YEARS
A garbled report details a suspect who handed Harry Carpenter a purse, faced possible hanging, fled through a window, and was later taken by police. He registered as Frank Crin in a San Antonio hotel, with funds, a Portland ticket, and oats ship receipt.
Railway party leaves for Phoenix with Tucson ties
A mixed group led by Professor Douglas and Mr James travels by overland express to Pasadena and San Francisco while others stay or depart for Los Angeles. The column notes political shifts, press organization in Phoenix, and local incidents including thefts, arrests, and mining activity in Tombstone and Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Profesor Douglas
Mr James
Hon Williams
Benson
Over Land Express
Pasadena
Ms. Wallan
Bisbee
Ste Tame
Sioux visitor recounts new Tucson atomition on mine shaft
American Horse tells the President about a government project in Tucson featuring a stone-lined mine shaft descending thirty feet. The claim notes ongoing construction and the effort to expand mining exploration under federal supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Fire devastates main store at St Johns Arizona
Fire consumed the main store building of the A and B stock company in St Johns. The warehouse and postoffice within the same block were destroyed though much of the goods were saved. cause unknown and unlikely to be solved. Fire spread through the building and damaged postal supplies and hooks stored in the safe.
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ST. Johns
Ariz
Custer Company
Wardhous
Plotimge
Mystery Surrounds Death Amid Stolen Coats and Suspect Meriwether
A chaotic county seat scene centers on Meriwether and Dingle linked to a homicide as coats once worn by both men become evidence. Sheriff notes suspects possibly cooling in the car, while pleas to preserve dignity clash with arrest actions and a tense aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen Sheri Mair
Wheeler Jett Liomgtas
Anim Merriethers
Dingle
Aritanida Hernandes
Douglas Automobile
Meriwether
Browelessus
Wheeler
Wade
Birkbees
Licenses Bring In $10,000 Annually
Phoenix report shows license sales and fines totaling 23 038. Of this, 485 dollars came from non residents issuing 26 bird licenses and one alien bird license. State receipts from liquor beverages and related fines stack up to the rest as lawmakers consider renewals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
State Time Department
Borderland theatre to begin The Exploits of Flaine serial
Monday's Daily notes manager Mackourn of Borderland Theatre contracted for the famous serial The Exploits of Flaine to begin soon. Also mentions Kaploite of Elaine as a remarkable serial, and reports visits and movements of local residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackourn
Borderland Theatre
Flaine
Elaine
Serist Pictures
Blackburn
Two Suspects Held in Jail After Murder Case
From Tuesday's Daily Sheriff Harry Wineler reports two men, both African American, brought to Douglas County Jail for the murder of a man on Bishoe Douglas Road. Preliminary examination held yesterday with bound over to the superior court without bail. Hearing likely at the current term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
AM. Sames
Harry Wineler
Noted Departures as locals Bid Farwell at Train Depot
In Tombstone a stream of outgoing passengers included the Goodbody family of Old Lombatone moving to San Diego California. The community saw friends gather at the depot to wish them well while Deputy Bowden and other local figures attend to duties. The day also carries court activity with several divorce filings and a civil recovery case touching freight shortages.
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San Diego
Calif
Hoey
Frank W. Goodbody
Goodbody
Olt Lombatone
Gondhady
Gonthady
Sat Diego
J Uneat
Mere Goodledy
Studdergo
In- Lieme
Superior Court
Joe KE
Attentior
Fort Huachuca Visit with Sparks and Ross Promises Contract Update
Fort Huachuca officials J M Sparks and J Ross traveled to the fort yesterday on business matters. Sparks said a definite minute would be issued within the next few days regarding the big contract to be awarded at the fort. Cop Henry Pyeart was in town from his Huachuca ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairman J. M. Sparks
Soard
Aourney J Ross
Fort Huachina
Mr. Sparks
Cop Henry Pyeart
Huachuca
Armstrong Says He'll Come Back And Pay Up
Phoenix February reports Bowi Banic and Trust Company cashier Thar Tosen G Armstrong, under arrest in Omaha for embezzlement, will not seek extradition. He writes state Auditor Callaghan that he will return to Arizona to make good the bank losses. A W Howe of Cochise County will pursue Armstrong and is to bring him back this week.
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Phoenix
Thar Tosen
G. Armstrong
Bowi Banic and Trust Company
Omaha
Avior
Eood
Fugiti
Callaghan
Armstrong
A.W. Howe
Cochise County
Arizona
Flagstaff Vies to Host Annual Tax Conference
The Arizona tax conference, gathering state boards of qualification and county supervisors, plans its usual July meeting. Prescott and Flagstaff competed as possible hosts, with local officials meeting the tax commission to argue for Flagstaff. The final site decision rests with county assessors and boards of supervisors.
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Phoenix
Prescott LB
Hart
Board of Supervisors
RT. Brown
W H. Power
Jota AW. Francis
Fiaghtell
Boards of Supervisors
County Board Delays Branch County Fair Constructions
The board of supervisors met to open bids for the construction of Branch County fairs at Bonn, Sancton, and Pearce, all bids rejected. Road work and routine matters were taken up. County Engineer J C Ryan reported progress on West Side projects and expected test operations in about thirty days. Irene Alford returned home to Indiana for a family matter and Pen Murphy traveled to Los Angeles with her father Ben Coe. KM Hawes of the Tombstone National Bank sent a cashier to Tombstone for a business visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supersdiers
Bonn
San Ctton
Pearce
Irene Alford
Deputy
Indiana
Tdent
Los Angeles
Pen Murphy
Tombstone
Plain Ben Co Fe
Gleeson Notes On Local People And Movements
Local items from Gleeson describe Tom Cole and Ed Beliah attending events after the mining shutdown. Residents travel to Tombstone, Bisbee, and nearby areas for business and family visits. Several locals return to old jobs, including blacksmithing, as community members relocate and catch up on recent events.
Strong Campaign for Better Roads IX February 1915
National Highways Association in Arizona launches a rigorous drive for improved roads. D B Heard begins his term as president with a mandate to create a public sea favor of better highways and tangible results on state and national roads.
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Hic
National Highways Association
Arizona
D. B. Heard
National Association
Arizona Tlement
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Ruments
Filea
Ella Jack
Holland
J Memaker Lind
D Johnson
Bank of Douglas
J Parvin
Etta Jack
Elizabeth
Brunswick-Batke-Collender Co
H Hitman
F Molinar
Marie Love
Bisbro
Mallory Et Ux
Matlock Land
Brophy
Landvall Warren
Mattison
Dev Co Mining Claics
Eleanor Speed
Varela
Hotchkiss Douglas
Tina Willoughby
Bowie
Clara Peters
B& L
Dangle Oy
Chatile Mortgage
S Pyeatt
Elizabeth Todd
B & L Assn
H Maggarrell
L Heagensen
T Carr
Warerer
Oally
Haberstok
Mary M Coxtelto
Lane
Sumkifr
D Taylor
C Currier
Minix
R Taylor
B Currier
Mining Claims Ee
H Flynn
Haberstok- Prow
B & L Ass'n
Reed ‘Maggarrell
Wisben
W Wheeler
Minnie Wyatt
Rose Battrick
T McKinney Et al
McKittrick Corpln
Land
Dellog
Davidson
Parmanty Ured
Greene le Co
Boquillas L&c Co
Blair Et Ux
Greene Cattle Co
Seaith
Beata
Willcox
Swatling
Millan
U S To M Kirkpatrick
J Dinchet
Sax
J Connally
Ass's
Asin
Warren
Carman
Slaughter Douglas
EH. Storrs
George Thomas
Metcalf
Rumsey
Anyon
Will Ashley
Tombsteme
Pow
Maine
Ed Hotopp
Ville Johnston
Charlies Gran
Jala Ritchie
Shane
Phieure
BF. Coffman
Cl Ence
San Francisco
John Brewitt
Te Tucson
Howe
Alcatraz
San Frater Lay
Paddock
San Sub Mining Co
Tombatin
Nocesari
Apouth
Tombsone
Peter
Alverd'e
Hotopp
Pteitil
Bo Smith
Bay Chi A
More's Canyon
GR. Leap Aut
Palace Hotel
Nugent Roth
Iron
Chain Gang
Doe
Cliff Ryan
Fred Smith
Horder Fredrich
United States
Phoenix Herald
Barlacomuri
Prospector
Kasvas
Deming
T M and M
Doan
Rooney
Janey 8 Co
Buttalo
Miles
Sears
Ciey
Soracie
Pataa
W. Sedge
Mar Springs
Uulk
Miles Wedical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Greeson
van Meter
Beitwd
Te Benson
FX. Krute
Besson
M. McMuhon
Dousles
Feventds
Wnt Hughes
City
Bishee
Coutts
Mes Jus. Delugters
Mre . A. Minno
Nex
San Jos. Calif
Toeabatone
Florida
Toryhamope
Maud
So Latte Ott
Fi Landerdale
Ant
Stagan
Tront
Tormistone
Huschnes Water Company
San Pedro
Gardner
Devil
Frank Goodlady
Cal
Michie
Force Fas
Tittle
Mickie
Lieputy
Percy Bowden
Phoenlix
Cme Imaune
Capitol City
Bank of Tombstony
UBS
Jock Kener
A. W. Struthers
Tre Bay
My Struthers
Oeal
ESW
Seifona
Flagstaff
Gleeson
J.C. Ryan
Hukseine
Gong
Shige Ot
Anil
Bick
KM Hawes
Fira National Hank of Tombstone
Istee
Tom Cole
Ed Beliah
Aie
BA Taylor
Lafe Gitwen
Mr Powers
Tombtone
Mr. Taylor
6 Beliah
Varn Meter
William Shunks
Geo Kelly
Meg
Con
Sam
Lay
LM. Brown
Andrew Madasneeft
Chirichilla Mountains
Walter Cumaungs
Albert Oidi
Bella
John Short
Rube Baker
Eimer Crouch
Mr. Crouch
Laster
Clifford
Dr. Hitching
Sete Wines
Bes Sasinese
Miss Pearl Wells
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