Tombstone epitaph records of Cochise County
A preservation of scattered legal notices from Cochise County listings including mortgage assignments deeds and trusts. Entries mention escrow deeds involving Bank of Benson on land in St David, administrator sales in Bisbee and Douglas properties, chattel mortgage and bill of sale items, quit claims and partnership articles, and various deeds and satisfactions of mortgage across Cochise locations. Names include Ross Jahr John Igoet Mrs Sherman Brandt Dan Brown James Logie and George Met among others with property interests in St David Bisbee Douglas and Solomon Spring Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra M F Sherman
VA Stewart
Bank of Benson
St David
Townslip
Thale
St David Canal
Notable Visitors and Travel Through Tombstone Today
Monday's Daily WAMAdamean reports a stream of visitors and locals in Tombstone. Doug las Smelter City head left for El Paso after a visit with Mee. Hen s, police Geo Brevi and wife host Hendersons. Henry Street official travels from Fairbank to Douglas. George Rafferty with two children heads to Bisbee. Porter McDonald and H St Clair depart for Bisbee and Tucson respectively. Judge Doan heads to Phoenix for the Arizona supreme court session. Attorney Gilmore and wife depart for Los Angeles. A St Pauls Guild meeting is set for January 10 at Mrs Henry Kineleys with items for discussion. Benney of Copper Company leaves Clifton after mining business in Tombstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Henderson
Ife
el Paso
Mee. Hens
Geo Brevi
Mr. Henderson
Tombstone
Southwestern
H. St. Clair
HH. McNeil Company
Phoenix
Tucson
Flatener M. Doan
Arizona Supreme Court
Capital Cty
W.G. Gilmore
Gilgoing
Los Angeles
First National Bank of Tombstone Stockholders Meeting
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Tombstone Arizona will be held at the banking house in Tombstone, on Tuesday January 1911 at 3 pm for election of directors and other business. T. R. Brandt, Cashier. Tombstone Arizona. November 29 no. First published Dec. 4 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Tombstone
Arizona
Arizone
T. R. Brandt
Sabbath In Tombstone Houses of Worship
Reverend Deck delivered the morning sermon on The Lonely Christ with an evening topic Beware of Leaven. Both services drew good attendance. Sunday School met at 10, and four new members were proposed for membership as officers were named for 1 year. Rev S. Ethan from Aitken Minnesota succeeds Rev Needham at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Honeless Tranger
Deck
Mise
Elizabeth Axtell
Fale Lowing
Julia Recélellon
Matthew Telin
Helen Benedict
S. Eathan
Aitken
Minnesota
Methodist Church
Rev
Needham
Tembetone
Rev. Kathan
Chinese Arrivals at Nogales Attract Crowd
Eight to ten Chinese immigrants arrived today via the railroad to Nogales from Severn. The passengers, amid a portable stage set of color and scent, looked like a troupe arriving as if for an opera, each man carrying a bamboo basket and wearing flavored socks. A spectator at the depot speculated they might be boosters for a local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Severn
Nobles
Scouts Endurance Hike From Tombstone Patrol 3
Patrol 3 of Bey Semite undertook a 24 mile endurance march from Tombstone to Kendal Cattle Company ranch and back. They camped briefly, cooked meals, and reported the food superior to prior meals. Leader Brandt Sergeant Warner and Corporal Gieagi will reconvene at 7:30 p.m. for further scoutcraft instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendal Cattls Company
Tombstone
Subirk
Feguration Scouts
Brandt
Warner
Gieagi
Arizona Election Certificates Issued for 1911 State Vote
George A. Young secretary of Arious issued general election certificates for Arizona to be held Thursday February 9 1911. Fourteen counties receive one certificate each as part of the process to ratify or reject the new state constitution and establish the territorial board of supervisors across the counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory
Arizona
Thureday
Poor Board
George A. Young
Arious
Board of Supervisors
Book on Mineralogy of Arizona by Prof Guild
Professor T Guild head of Chemistry and Mineralogy at the University of Arizona has viewed a new publication on Arizona mineralogy. The book aims to describe Arizona minerals their occurrence associations and chemical composition. It highlights unique regional minerals and their rarity while promising practical and scientific insights for researchers and miners. The 29 page volume is published by Chemical Publishing company Easton Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Guild
University of Arizona
Arizona
Guild
Prat Guild
Chemical Publishing Company
Easton Pennsylvania
More Mexican Garden Products Arrive in Chicago
A carload of fresh tomatoes beans and peppers from Sonora passed through Fairbank to Chicago. The piece notes wealthy diners in Chicago pay high prices for these vegetables while the West Coast Southeast enjoys abundant free produce despite winter weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Fairbank
Chicago
Southland
S. P. Charged With Making Overcharge
A Washington dispatch reports the government filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission charging Southern Pacific with an overcharge. The action seeks relief and possible penalties under federal shipping regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dispatch
Government Today
Interstate Commerce Ammission Agaiout
Southern
Pacific Railway Overcharges Noted in Complaint
Government sues Pacific Railway claiming it charged 3286 too much on a shipment of 271 horses and mules from Huscbuea Ationa to San Francisco California. The case highlights alleged price gouging and tariff violations in freight service.
Extradition Papers Received For Garcia
Manuel J. Garcia former postmaster of Agua Prieta Sonora ended his two month wait in the county jail as extradition papers were completed. A warrant for his delivery to Miguel Lopes Torres Mexican consul at Naco was issued and delivered by U S Marshal C A Overlook. Garcia is in prison at Naco and will be taken to Cananes for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel J. Garcia
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Miguel Lopes Torres
Naco
Banda of
U.S. Mareshal C. A. Overlook
Garois
Thir Cine
Cananes
Tragic Phoenix Double Killing by Miner Geo Myers
The article reports Geo Myers a Cochise county miner killed his wife then died by suicide in Phoenix. The couple lived on Phoenix Street with two children aged seven and four left as orphans. Myers had recently worked at Paradise and the family had moved from Dos Caballos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Geo Myers
Cochise County
Ior Jestous
Myers
Dos Caberas
Paradise
Phoenix Instreet
Transcontinental line eyed for Arizona routes
Los Angeles reports B F Yoakum says Tucson and Phoenix could join a transcontinental line soon. Two surveys show western terminal near Quanah Oklahoma with routes via Phoenix and Albuquerque. The EPSW rate would be affected from Benson through Tycson to Phoenix as talks hint a third line may join E P and W interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Phoenix
Los Angeles
B. F. Yoakum
St. Louie San Francisco
Quanab
Oklahoma
Albuquerque
el Paso
Benson
Tycson
Arizona
Santa Fe
Claimant Seeks Share of Ex Fire Chief Bolen Estate
Bridget Maria Alice Bolen of Phoenix appears as claimant in probate court claiming to be wife of late Fire Chief Jack Bolen. Through attorney JL B Alexander and L Kisgan she seeks hearing and monthly allowance of 100 dollars until settlement. If successful she would receive about 10 000 dollars. Bolen allegedly used name Bolen when married and they wed in Los Angeles in July 1878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Boleyn
Masonic Fraternity
Bridget Maria Alice Bolen
Phoenix
Jatclaimant
JL. B. Alexander
8. L. Kisgan
Tucson
Ate
Helea
Bolen
Los Angeles
Indorser Col W C Greene Sued in 1907 Note Case
Col W C Greene, connected with a company, is named as indorser on a $2600 note sued by the Eureke Fire Hotel Company represented by Ben Hill. The petition states the note was executed in 1907 and indorsed by Greene. The paper is past due and unpaid, with recourse sought against the indorser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. W. C. Greene
Tucson
Eureke Fire Hote Company
Ben
Hill
Col. Greene
Prominent Attorneys Visit Capital. Tombstone Notes
Tuesday notes from Tombstone report Col H J Pickett and other lawyers attending the supreme court in Phoenix. Claud Craig is buried. Boy Scouts meet for obligation. semaphore exam announced. George Clark on business from Turner. DA Williams travels to Phoenix for Cochise county cases. George Fritz from Fairbank notes Hop Sing’s celery profit. a railroad rumor at Fairbank is debunked. Weather updates and road fund shortfalls cited. Ben Goodrich heads to Phoenix for January supreme court. May Chamberlin and Georgia Bixby visit Benson. Constitution copies distributed countywide. Venton industrial school receives deep well pump for irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clark
Turner
Cochise
Ben Goodrich
Phoenix
Territorial Supreme Court
Goodrich
Well Pleased With Royal Guard Mine Visit
Warren of Grafton Mansr. visited Tombstone and Los Angeles and praised the Royal Guard Mining property. He noted two carloads of high grade ore ship monthly to El Paso and said development is active on the first, second, fourth and fifth levels and the level near the mine shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HD. Warren
Grafton
Royal Guard
Los Angelee
Tombstone
Frank L. Fowler
Warren
Tme
Ameliors
el Paso
Local GM Reveals Suspected Continuation of Lucky Cass Theft
General Manager Fowler reports uncovering a likely continuation of the Lucky Cass strike, with over $210,000 already taken. He claims a small working force of miners is still extracting ore for shipment, focusing on the hanging wall for primary value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Expert Favors Bowie Oil Field Developments
Harry Stewart visiting Bowie with friends says C. G. Barleon of Bakersfield completed an examination and asserts Bowie district contains oil in large quantities. Stewart notes the 8. P. Carpenter gang arrived to remodel the Southern Pacific depot and hotel, enlarging the hotel and adding two waiting rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stewart
Milestone
Bowie
C. G. Barleon
Bakersfield
California
Forth Coast
Stewart
8. P. Carpenter
Barbacomari Well Drilling Progress Report
John Rock returned from his Barbacomari ranch to oversee land matters including a well now 120 feet deep in clay and showing signs of imminent water. Three men are drilling while a fence is erected on his school section and Rock notes that heavy rain in January and February will determine spring pasture moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rock
Barbacomari
Kock
Petition urges Arizona exhibit funding for 1915 San Francisco fair
A chamber of commerce received a petition urging Arizona commercial bodies to persuade the legislature to pass an appropriation before January 17 for an Arizona exhibit at the 1915 San Francisco exposition. The letter notes Arizona lacks a current legislature and compares Southern state support for New Orleans and Pacific coast exhibits. Congress will decide on January 17, with San Francisco having raised 17,500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Arizona
San Francisco Fair
New Orleans Exposition
Pacific Slope
San Francisco
Congress
Merrill and Sons win Benson to Reidville haul contract
John J. Merrill & Sons of Benson secured the contract to haul a carload of machinery from Vail to Reidville Oil company's property. William Reid, president, said the machinery was on the road and due daily, with work expected to start soon and development prospects favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Merrill & Sons
Benson
Aye
Vail
Reidville Oil Company
Yomberone
William Reid
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Necoraer
Chjahrto Ross M Jahr
John Igoet Ux
Rscrow
TR Brandt
Charles Fgner
Dapcane
Paz Marruje
Seboro Partido
Dowelas
Moody & Husband
D Miller
Douglas
Crowe Ofuejtwd Or
John G Pritchard
David Williams
Solomon Spring Valley
James Ovens
Shattuck Ariz Copper Co
Warren Diet
Mary E Daleet
John Lopizich
Fisher
State Mat
R & L Aes
Mary E
JW Fort
Charles Bartack
James Logie
Moses Kline Et
The
Ariz Bank & Trust Co
Douglas Prop
Standard Furniture Company, Mortgagor
Sole Lowe
Jose Thompson
Bol Willem Grant
Fred Miller
Lincla
Edith Nett
K Browning
George Met
Jacob Schmid
Bisbee
beKe
Annie Follett
Admix
Joseph Norton
Chas Gerdes
Wm McDanie
John F Whitesheriff
Joboeton
Pak Black Hedberg Townrite
Realty Mortgaue
Gus L Moreetux
C M Roberts
Willsox
H Meyer
W Meyer
Veroire
Dan W Brown
H T Bailey
Bill OF Bale
Gold Reef Mining and Milling Co
Stowe
JL Evinger
Willcox Bank & Trust Co
John Owen
A Young
Charles M Roberts
TJ Spadding
Ux Tod J
Lyon
Itisbee Prop
Louise
Mary Lowpittch
Andrew Bonner
E B Pittle
John Saylor
Frank Westfield
George Westfield
Franklin
Hancock
Tcooper
Kate Anthenk-Gardner
George Meyer
George A Walker
John H Mel
Leo
Eleanor Crow
Nathaniel
J . Erickson
Nellie Erickson
Will OF Fale
Dan Withers
Ella Williams
James Logie Et Ux
Guaranty & Trust Co
Dongine
Edwards Warren
Dougine
Wiley Fitzgerald
James F Bergman
George F Tompkins
RW Paker
BR Lockett
Charles Remby
AG & W P
Ubeo
Ed Fletcher
Kline
Fletcher & Kline
Thomas C Ellison
Wm Ellison
Ellison Estate
H Short
Lutley
Sen Maree Mining Co
SEL OF Sale
John E Clark
Joseph Barth
F Dixon
Lorenzo Wright
Wam Adamean
Henry Street
Begaillas Land and Cattle Company
George Rafferty
Big Copper
Porter McDonald
Thie
Ement
Benney
Copper Company
Clifton
Tonbetene
O. Gibson
Iegal
Capital City
Stockholders Meeting
Methodist
Es Neusl
Young
S. P
Garcia
H. J. Pickett
Pickett
Claud Craig
Lose
John S. Williams
Supreme Court
George Fritz
Hop Sing
Weather Bureau
Washington
East
Middle West
Northwest
May Chamberlin
Georgia Bixby
Benson Ths Morging
State of
Reat
Venton
Bowie Fields
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