Cochise County Records Summary of Deeds and Mortgages
A historical listing from Cochise County shows numerous real estate transfers and liens including warranty deeds, patent claims, mortgages, and quit claim deeds. Notable entries include Wm T Mantooth to Sussine Mantoo land for $1, Lucinda Allen to N M Wren in Benson for $10, and multiple transactions with Land & Cattle Co. values from $10 to $2000. Also recorded are mining claims, bill of sale transfers, and court judgments including a divorce decree and a civil judgment totaling $212.60 in Suit No 2102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Mantooth
Sussine Mantooth
Lucinda E. Allen
N.M. Wren
Benson
Frank Blakeslee
Ro Quills Land & Cattle Co
Jolla Saladin Barnes
Boqull Jus Land & Cattle Co
Parnell Fo Whitmer
Boquilias Land & Cattle Co
Charles Gom Killough
GJ Lewis
Jobo Rocha
George Jairrel
Helen B. Eason
H.W. Eason
State of
Arizona
William G Goodman
Thrift Day Approved By County Chairmen January Twenty First
In Phoenix January 7 county chairman Fran cis Vaile urged a statewide thrift drive. Meeting of county chairmen decided January 21 to be thrift campaign day in Arizona schools. War Savings Stamp campaign gains momentum as chairmen from most counties convene to plan school activities and broaden public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Francis Vaile
Yavapai
Arizona
Anitona
Phoeniy
Tate
Harry BR. Tritle
J. N. Gaines
Cochise County
Mining Companies Give Presents to Loyal Employees
Information from Bisbee reports Copper Queen and Co A mining companies presented New Year gifts to all employees in the winning department and to those with long service. About $200,000 was disbursed for six months in checks to workers loyal during the July strike at Aw oat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbes
Copper Queen and
Co A
Bisbee
Aw Oat
UAL Case In Phoenix Involves Breen Reexamining Fees
In Phoenix on January 7, Cor nel FS Breen who left the adjutant general post for Arizona selective service duties faces letters from local boards in a dispute over reexamining physicians. He notes travel of 20 miles daily for 21 trips at 20 cents per mile and a $1 per day government pay, saying the arrangement is inadequate but official regulations limit extra pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Cornel FS. Breen
Adjutant General
Arizona
Collenel Breen
Breen
State engineer under state institutions commission opinion
Phoenix January 7 The attorney general Wiley E Jones holds that the commission on state institutions has oversight and control of state highways, abolishing the old board of control The opinion states the commission succeeds to all duties and powers over highways and directs the face engineer to execute road work The state engineer and Lamar Cobb dispute the interpretation and vow to seek court review
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Capitol
Department of the State Engineer
Wiley E. Jones
Commission
Arizona
Board of Control
Fort
Commission On State
Way Bombalell
Lamar Cobb
Tombstone Club Delays Action on Mountain States Request
The Tombstone Commercial Club did not act on a request tied to Mountain States Telephone Company, citing a potential issue and postponing until January 29. The Tucson Commercial Club also declined to act, saying no reason existed. The Tombstone group will review the matter at its next meeting and prepare to act if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muntain
Telephone Company
Tombstone Commercial Club
Tucson Commercial Club
Germans Foiled Mine Plot At Ray Consolidated Shaft
Jan 7 Tucson story reveals how German conspirators planned to blow the Ray Consolidated Copper shaft but were arrested before the act. Ervin Walters and Wilhelm Bruch hired Harris to place dynamite, awaiting $1000 payment. explosion never occurred as military and justice agents detained them then sent to Utah detention camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ray Consolidated Company
Utah
Ervin Walters
Wilhelm Bruch
Ray Consolidated Copper Compans
Fay
Nero Nueed Harris
Harris
Thing
Department of Justice
Pima County
Tueson
Cal
Road Open Aids Sparks Local Calls Policy Debate
A large number of new line aids are being opened for public use, prompting debate over whether enhancements will shut out pay subscribers. Citizens fear service interruptions and prefer protection of paid customers while officials weigh the government’s rough weather response and drought impact on telegraph and road traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone Club
Cochise County
Old Timer John Reilly Visits Tombstone From San Francisco
John Reilly, early pioneer of Cochise County now living in San Francisco, visited Tombstone on business. He praised the pure ozone and sunshine of Old Tombstone, noting it is among the driest years in California and the region. He traveled to Fort Huachuca and planned to return to his San Francisco home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Walker
Cochise County
Tucson
Charles Frederick
Joe Carpena
Manuel Richmond
Douglas
Frank Tessman
Huachuca Water Company
Tombstone
Dunkie
Harry
Wheeler
John Reilly
Co‘chise
San Francisco
Rely
Arizona
la Raise
California
Fort Huachuca
Campbell Seeks Rehearing to Reopen Contested Arizona Vote
Campbell files motion for rehearing in the Arizona Supreme Court demanding a recount of Douglas precinct one and review of seven precincts with irregularities. The motion claims final judgment was flawed and urges examination of mutilated ballots and disputed facts that could strengthen the appellee’s case on retrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Supreme Court of Arizona
Campbell
Douglas
Supreme Court
Supreme |Court
Hunt
Sles
Thorsity
Appellee
Snowflake
Wilgus
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Manuel Sanchez
Jesus Sanchez
Has
Delores Sanchez
Blas Sanchez
Miguel Sanchez
Jesux Sanchez
Bias
R. E
Amelia K. Gersbach
Willcox Bank & Trust Co
Robert Sasse
Miners and Mer Bank
Chattle Mortgage
A.M. Parker
Central Cattle Loan Co
Ernest E. Johnson
McArthur Bros
A. T. Sammerceiii
Arthur Bros
San Nicholas Miniaz
Arthur Bros. Automobile
Superior Court
Mra
M. E. Cain
Anton Kercie
Maud A. Milner
Ben Keitsberg
Willor
Charles Simpkin
A. R Artedge
Wm. Reckle
Samuel R. Holderman
Virgie A. Amalong
Walter Amalong
Rex Rice
Anton Jansen
Edgar M. McDonell
W. Towne
Emma Boots
Solomon Oots
Eleanor J. Hatcher
Mary E. Meallister
Mand Hoelke
Girard Allaire
Wm. D. King
Bank of Douglas
E. E. Fralts
Cochise B. & L. Assn
John Feder
Bisbee Lumber Co
EH. Matney
J. H. Snyder
C. Barclay
Henry Short
Fred Seigler
Lads Seigler
Geo.t. Bowen
Minnie Powers, Cr
Thrift
A. S. Braymarr
W. Riley
UAL
Mr. Cobb
The
Tembatone Commercial Club
Wweren Lane Fear Ue Prineee
the Corporation Commission
Tombetone
Wiliam Boyd
Holl
Boyd
Car Schneider
Style Shop
Quartermaster’s Department of the Army
Oscar
Wilo
Mra. T. F. Sanders
Liberty
K Coplen
AL W. Howe
Fred C. Baker
Bisber
Los Angeles
JS. McElroy
Warren Brox
Board of Supervisors
Lowellnd
Bakerville
J.C. Hammer
Southwest
RED Cross
Congregational Church
Howe
Kingsbury
CW. Hicks
E A Mughes
Walter Thomas
Hughes
Bisbee and Douglas
Thomas
St David and Benson
Sr. K. Williams
L. P. Winters
H.R. Ilitehins
J. F. Ryan
Hereford
Porter McDonald
Wm. Cowan
City
Bob French
D. Benshimol
C. V. Manatt
F. W. Dean
A. Ro Enatish
Bisbee Enn Ateat Te
le Preen
J.T. Kingsbury
Vo Bisbee
Aut Smith
James Smith
Jerome
Patsy Holland
Miss
Abbie
C. T. Askew
Maling
Tubstone
Zellerbach Paper Company
Askew
Fort Huechuca
Mene
Tenth Cavalry
Col. Rodney
J.B Loran
Lewis Springs
George Dodge
Dodge
G. Thiel
Camp Funston
Tony Clochetti
Yesterta
Kansas
Tony
France
Sre Muachugas
Miller Canyon
Cochise County State Bank
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