Tombstone Epitaph Records Of Cochise County Listings
Public notices list numerous land transfers and property matters in Cochise County including deeds and satisfactions of mortgage. Named principals include Hugh Rowe HM Davie J R Vance Walter M Foster Maude Roberts Me Daniels Warren Company HJ Adams Emil Allen John Critchley Jr William Corbett Mary J King Mary Von Brunt George Scheerer CL McKiones Andrew Strom FN Wolcott A W Anderson and others with parcels in Tombstone Bisbee Warren Tevis and related mining claims in the Warren mining district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Rowe
HM Davie
J R Vance
Care Creek
Pat Smith
van Lee
Douglas
Walter M Foster
Maude Roberts
Daniels
Wb Vente Warren Company
HJ Adams
Warren Geo Schercer Et
Louie Backiels
Emil Allen
Mastlower
Jobnean
John Critchley Jr
William Corbett
Tombstone
Mart Moore Place
Provident Mutual Building and Loan Association
Herbert Armitage
Benson
Frank Welty
Frank Douglas
CC Smith
George Cottrell
Nigger Head
United States of America
Elijah Ratlit
Roger M Moore
James H Jones
Bisbee
John T Corning
Nellie Hanscom
Warren
Mary J King
Mary von Brunt
George Scheerer
CL McKiones
Andrew Strom
Wolcott
A W Anderson
Mortgage notices and incorporations in Douglas area
Mortgage listings detail numerous realty and chattel encumbrances across Douglas and surrounding districts, including properties on Nace road, Queen addition, Warren town, and Up yer Lower, with several banks and associations named. Also notes patent to John S Herper and the charter for Swift & Company with principal Union Stock Yards in Chicago and founders listed.
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W Rand Nettie A
Tonkin
H W Haswell
Kren
Battle
Nace Road
Bishop Blanche
Widlcox Bank & Trust Company
Township
McKinney
Willcox Bank & Trust Company
Chattle
Hammack
Kolien Barber Supply Company
Barber
Janet Gensiaore
Luke Rolatovich
Lowelan
Crowe
Cochise Building and Lown — Association
Warren
Ice
Hurst
E J Jacklin
Douglas Property
Werner Weonterg
Nellie T Vanseman
Douglas
Thomas Dwyer
Geo Haninger
Hanson Et Ux
State Mutual
Warren Town
BNE Cictaecse
Dryde
Thompson
Harriet B Land
Atore
Wille Et Ox
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Bisbee
AJ Jobneon
BA ‘Taylor
United States of America
John
Herper
Swift & Company
Union Stock Yarde
Chicago
Capital
Lovie C Bible
A A Davidson
Arthur A Millett
Arthur Cade
Albert L Lettermann
New Class Starts This Week At Tombstone School
Superintendent Trister announces a new primary beginner class starting this week and closing Saturday. Parents must arrange enrollment by week’s end. Mrs Ava T Hoy and two children Gertrude and Theodore arrived from Bisbee. Mr Wm BaverGnd of San Antonio, brother of Mrs Hoy, joined them. They will stay during the murder Irish Plankudhe. Chief Engineer W H Code and Mrs Code visit Phoenix Mera Sacaton en route from Los Angeles to Washington. The Bisbee Miner salutes 1910 and asks if the year brings indictment or typhoid.
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Trister
Ava T Hoy
Mies Gertrude
Theodore
Bisbee
Wm BaverGnd
San Antonio
Texas
Mre Hoy
Irish Plankudhe
W H Code
U. S Indian Service
Mrs Code
Phoenix
Mera
Sacaton
Los Angeles
Washington
Reforms Favored by Arizona Democrats
MG Barns, a three member committee appointee visiting Phoenix during the territorial fair, promotes reform ideas to unite the party from one end of the territory to the other. He cites broad Democratic support for initiative and referendum and bank guaranty provisions, noting strong sentiment in Gila, Graham, Maricopa, and Yavapai counties and potential support in Cochise.
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MG Barns
Phoenix
Yavapai County
Crebise
Burne
Gila
Graham
Maricopa
Yava~pal
Cochise
Statehood boosters remain hopeful in push for Arizona and New Mexico
Washington dispatch reports statehood advocates await word from Senator Beveridge and seek expression from Senator Nelson on admission of Arizona and New Mexico this session. Despite last session’s blocking by Beveridge and Nelson, boosters press for administration pressure and early House passage to sway the Senate committee leaders. They vow to persist even if opposition remains.
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Washingtonton
Albert J Beveridge
Indiana
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Arizona
New Mexico
Congress
Senate Committee On Territories
Ncon
Beveridge
National
House
Senate
Nelson
Beveride
Phoenix Sunday rest pact tightens blue laws
In Phoenix ministers undertakers and cemetery associations signed an agreement to ban Sunday funerals and liquor, aiming to turn Sunday into a day of rest for undertakers. The pact follows months of limited Sunday drink access and efforts to discourage Sunday funerals, now formalized in a townwide restraint.
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Ln Poor
Phoenix
Sanday
Sandey
County Supervisors Award Contracts for County Poor Farm
The board awarded the poor farm contract to Bower & Polts of Bisbee for 28635 with 120 days to complete. Gleeson jail bid to Sam T Clark of Douglas for 1778. Hospital care bids listed, with Des Hughart & Bishop continued at last year’s price. Printing and related supplies awarded to local papers and printers for the current year.
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Board of Supervisors
Douglas
Branch
Gleeson
County Poor Farm
Bower & Polts
Contratore
Bisbee
Sam T Clark
County Hoxptral Noy
Des. Hughart & Bishop
James & Philope
Bower & Polti
Dispatch
Dougls
Paosrecrox
Review
Cochise County Press
Bisbos Printing Co
Wright
Chafin Discusses Prohibition at Cocoiee County Lecture
Hon Eugene Chafin prohibition candidate for president in 1908 spoke at the Oriental theater last night. He argued against alcohol, linked tuberculosis to the temperance cause, and noted a collection to fund Anti-Saloon League efforts. He planned to address Bisbee next.
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Eugene Chafin
Prohibition
Cocoiee County
Oriental Theater
Chafin
C. Gibson
Bisbee
Quick Touch Problem Solved by Prohibition Speaker
Mr Chafin delivered a prohibition lecture in Tombstone last night. He said the first sign of drunkenness shows on the finger tip, the most sensitive part of the nervous system, leaving the sense of feeling slightly impaired. The Women's club of Phoenix has purchased a site for a proposed new clubhouse.
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Chafin
Tombstone
Prehistoric Ruins Found Near Cochise Station
Frank G. McBrain staying in the city reports discovering a prehistoric village near his Cochise County ranch after digging a ditch. He found intact bones and a skeleton, bone relics, grinding stones, arrow heads, and a rock slab with figures. He plans to send artifacts and description to the Smithsonian to identify the ancient race and monastery reportedly linked to Moctezuma era Spain.
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Frank G. McBrain
Cochise Station
Southern Pacific
Mr. McErmin
McErwin
Tombstone
Smithsonian Institute
Part
Arizona
Yaquis Prepare for Another Uprising War Path News
J Nexton Franklin reports from Stambstons near San Marcial that Yaqui Indians are again ready for war. Mining in Yaqui Matape and Sonora Ri Valleys may stall as Yaqui seek weapons through mines and ranches. Women reportedly assist by supplying arms and ammunition to fighters.
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J. Nexton Franklin
Stambstons
Borioes
Ion
San Marcial
Matape
Sonora Ri
Franklin
Aeacon
Arona
Arizona Elopers Plan to Leave Juarez
An Arizona couple Daley and Rhoda Bebse of Mees set to flee across the border toward South America to escape alleged kidnapping extradition. They bought tickets to Porral Mexico after exiting Juarez. Mexican police briefly detained them before releasing them with no extradition action. JM Berger resigns after two decades as head of Indians at San Xavier.
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Cupid
Justes
el Paso Herald
James Daley
Rhoda Bebse
Mees, Ariz
Daley
Phoenix
Mess
South America
Juarez
Porral Mexico
Take Over Big Arizona Ranches Take Over Big Arizona Ranches
The Walter Vail estate nearly completes the largest Arizona ranch deal, taking over C W Gates interests in Vail and Gates. Thousands of acres in Pima county and thousands of cattle transfer to the estate, signaling a division of interests in the pioneer land barons. Walter Vail's estate is valued at over one million dollars with a widow and seven children as heirs.
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Arizona
Walter Vail
C. W. Gates
Great Corporation of Vail and Gates
Pima County
Vail & Gates
New Year Celebrations Marked 1910 Welcome
On New Year Eve clanging fire bells whistles and pistols announced the coming of the New Year. Tombe stoneites marked the passage with time honored custom as Rescue Hose company danced to close the old year and usher in the new. Resolutions were started with good intentions. The Wolesti home party featured rustic decor games clever favors and hearty refreshments. Guests rang out 1910 and rang in the new with merriment and memorable antics.
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Tombe
Joe Bush Promulgates a New Idea in Tombstone
Gene Larrieu, now living in Tombstone, presents a quirky plan to ease seasonal costs. He proposes a worldwide “noiseless” Fourth of July and suggests a “toyless, turkeyless Christmas” to save money, while noting public approval among adults and criticism from children.
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Gene Larrieu
Tombstone
Withal
Gene
Joe Bash
Santa Cl
Prospectox
McDonald Claims Self Defense in Murder Charge
Duncan McDonald is jailed on murder charges for the killing of DW Claire at Paradise on Tuesday. He says the act was self defense after Claire disputed a claim over “Claire monuments” and allegedly drew a gun. others report Claire was unarmed. McDonald awaits grand jury action meeting tomorrow.
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Duncan McDonald
DW Claire
Paradise
McDonald
Claire
County Taxes and Delinquent Back Taxes Highlighted
The county treasurer collected back taxes for Cochise County from years 1907 1901 1904 and 1900 totaling 708.08 with projections of delinquent taxes for 1900 ranging from twenty thousand to five thousand dollars.
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Hicks
Cochise County
Large Sum Paid Out in Bounties
Cochise county trappers and hunters received $4100 in bounties for 3618 hides, paid under Arizona statutes. Hides included wolves, mountain lions, panthers, lynx, bears, skunks, raccoons, and foxes, with jack rabbits occasionally rewarded. Most skins came from Sulphur Springs Valley and Chiricahua range. Douglas hosts a new booters club called the Dont Worry Club.
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Cochise County
Superovisors
Arizona
Lobos
Boand of Supervisors
Sulphur Springs
Chiricahua Mountaine
Dragoon and
Bootters Club
Don't
Douglas
Stockholders Meeting Notice for First National Bank of Tombstone
Notice is hereby given of a stockholders meeting of the First National Bank of Tombstone for election of Directors and other proper business. The Banking House will host the meeting at 3 p m on Tuesday January 11 1910. T. R. BRANDT Carnie
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First National Bank of
Tombstone
T. R. Brandt
Carnie
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Tevis
Cuthbert D Kellam
Tevis Survey
W Muir
Delis Nohes
Thomas Higgins
Biubee-Naco Water
MD King
Clark W Snure
Baltimore
Golden Kabinet
Moffett
J W Dolen
JJ Wien
M M Wien
Tomt
Bishre
The
J Caretto
Mets
Lowell
F L. Bauer
Courtland
Jobo Bright
Dad Tombstene
J B Tarbell
Benevo
Tarbell
Women’s Club of
Phoenizes
JM Berger
San Xavier
Big Arizona Ranches
Joe Bush
Board of Supersvisore
Sear
Esanty
Douglas High School
We Bistee High School
Tombstone High School
Willcox High School
Dougla
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Willcox
Naco
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