County property and mining deed notices short list
Instruments filed include undivided one third in Triangle mining claim Turquoise district and land transfers Warren Company to Chase Butler land in Warren town site minors estate transfers Pirtle's addn to Douglas Calumet addn to Douglas and Calumet Queen addn to Gertrude Turner. Also atachment of Win Shilliam by Sheriff and a mining deed Dawson Gold Mining Milling to Henry Collam and G A Collam to JG Pritchard. One bay horse Emma Drennen branded C7 on hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blackburn
E L Drew
Triangle
Turquoise
John White
Win Shilliam
Benson
Asc Mentah Toles
Encorfabation
Dawson Gold Mining & Milling Company
HA Wicker
Emma Drennen
Montecheli Layee to Alt B and Cochise Mining District
Transfer of Layee to Alt B de Montecheli and Douglas property D Goodin to EW Hartman and WoW Miller cited. Mines located in the Cochise mining district under incorporation La Solana Sanatorium Co with capital 450,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layee
de Montecheli
Douglas
Goodin
EW Hartman
Wow Miller
Cochise
la Solana Sanatorium
Courtland mining notes and desert town updates
A string of local items details Courtland and Tombstone movements. Mentions Col Pickett returning from Phoenix, M D Scribner heading to New Orleans, plans for Tombstone residence, Mrs Black venturing to Courtland, and renewed mining activity across the Dr goons. Includes infant death, funeral at Tease Landers home, James Pearce arrival from Oakland, and Pearce brothers prospecting near Pearce with promising claims. Also reports 140 tents at the old Leadville site and recent California floods in San Joaquin Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. HL. Pickett
Phoenix
Supreme Court
M.D. Scribner
Bisbee
New Orleans
Mrs. Scribner
Tombstone
Charles Sanders
Courtland
Tease Landers
Joung
James Pearce
Oakland
Cal
California
San Joaquin Valley
Arizona Pioneer Dies in Phoenix Home of Inlaw CW Barnett
Thomas Barnum died at Phoenix at the home of his son in law CW Barnett the city assessor and tax collector. He was 0 years old a native of Potedam New York and had lived in Arizona since 1N65. He is survived by his wife and seven children. Deceased was well known across the territory and in many other parts of the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Barnum
Phoenix
CW Barnett
Barnum
Potedam
N.Y
Arizone
Delinquent Taxes Of Cochise County 1908 Report
Berner, clerk of the board, finished checking Cochise county delinquent tax roll for 1908 and reports aggregate delinquency totaling 21,492.78 dollars. Items include Douglas and Bisbee school taxes, high schools, bonds and interest, Tombstone, Marcus, Wilcox, Naco school taxes, and related bond payments. The total is stated as the smallest delinquency in the territory, reflecting county conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berner
Board of Supervisors
Cochise County
Banner County
Way. Douglas
Bisbee
Tombatone
S. High School
Marcus
Wilcox
Naco
A Merry Whiz Across Country Trip With Mayor and Guests
A Tombstone to Douglas and Bisbee car excursion hosted by Arthur Gage featured Mayor Wentworth Ray Swain and The Prospector in Mr Gage’s Stevent Duryea. They toured Douglas and returned via Warren Lowell and Bisbee, logging 112 miles without incident and reaching church in ample time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
Ray Swain
Prospector
Arthur Gage
Tombstone
Douglas
Bisbee
Gage
Stevent Duryea
Tombestone
Cadwell
Prince of Good Fellows
Chas
Doug Big Brewery
Milwaukee
Warren
Lowell
Bistes
Minstrel Benefit Planned Amid Local Events in Tombstone
Tuesday notes Weldon Humphrey and wife visiting Tombstone from Douglas. JP Ross ex-assistant district attorney from Douglas on legal business. Y Smith of Commonwealth Mining Co at Pearce in town on county business. Upcoming Schieffelin season includes Home Talent Minstrels February 5 and A Millionaire Tramp February 10, plus Shore Acres by James Herne. Pidwell arrives from Court. Courtland townsite sale of property for 1500 with mining rights retained. Rising hides receipts suggest Arizona legislature may cut bounty on wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JP Ross
Atorney
Douglas
University of Arizona Seeks 50000 From Legislature
The University of Arizona asks the current legislature in Phoenix for an appropriation of 50000 to finish furnishing the new science hall and repair needs across the campus. Previous request two years ago totaled 50000, with 40000 allotted and expended on the science hall nearing completion. The city team notes additional funds are required to complete all planned work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Phoenix
Itte
Charges Filed Against Governor Kibbey
A Washington special to the Review reports charges have been filed against Governor Kibbey causing a senate delay in action. Governor Kibbey arrived in the capital today as details of the charges remain unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kibbey
Washington
Senate
Territorial Items of Interest Condensed
California horticultural commissioner Candill reports no scale signs in Salt River Valley, promising big economic gains. Obituaries include Vira Hakes in Meen snet work, Arthur M Borton Tucson pioneer, and Marcus Baca Apache bounty pioneer. Desert sheep transfers raise totals to about 6,000. Multiple local incidents: shootings, hydrophobia skunk bites, a governor’s resignation note, and Fort Yuma reservation delays. Elks plan a new three story building. Phoenix water bonds bid accepted with premium. Gas stove fumes rescue near-miss for F M Power family. Fire-destroyed horses and old witches noted. Arica gold mines bonded for six figures. Jerome murder bound over. Tempe Normal president returns from Parker trip after engine accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Candill
California
Salt River Valley
Wade
Vira
Mabel Ann Hakes
R Hakes
Meensnet
HB McNeil
J Knox Corbett
Tucson
Yuma
Arica
Parker
Yuna County
Williams Brothers
Agency
Arizona
Charlie Meadows
San Boretto
Sam Bostwick
Jerome
Legislature Opposed to Creating New Office
A Phoenix Democrat reports that legislators resist creating a territorial supervisor position. Critics say taxpayers already fund current salaries and question the need for new offices while some territorial posts should be abolished. The piece notes strong opposition in the lower house to expanding or adding offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Democrat
Townsite Lots Selling At a Good Figure
Capt. C B Kelton was in the city today from Courtland. The Captain reports townsite lots, recently built on in Pidwell addition, selling at 150 to 300 dollars. Active mining and railroad circles show several townsites budding in the new district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C B Kelton
Courtland
Pidwell
Cameron Writes of Early Statehood Prospects
Cameron reports from Washington that statehood for Arizona and New Mexico is likely soon. The Hamilton statehood bill is set for committee action with expected quick passage in the House and progress anticipated in the Senate before Congress adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Bisbee
Morris
Washington
Hamilton
House
Senate
Congress
Arizons
New Mexico
Union
Boxpex Macazine Solicits Crews in Southwest
Wasrep men or women solicitors sought for crews in large Southwest towns with salary and commission on winning premiums. Apply Boxpex Macazine, Box 396, Tucson, Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasrep
Tucson
Ariz
Banquet Fetes at Yuma Woman's Club Meeting
A late Woman's Club banquet in Yor Mre Yor Mre Thomas J Pugh proposed toasts to the Woman Wise in Hel ion and to the Outlook. Speakers included Mrs HP Crandall from the club and Mr Ians Cowles of San Angeles. Others praised friends in need and Uncle Sam while naming Tasridents from Tombstone Phoenix Yuma Bisbee and Tucson. Music featured Contreras on violin and Figueroa on guitar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yor
Thomas J. Pugh
T M Elder
Phoenix
Dunbar
Yama
Bre’r Rabbit in Transit to Angel City
The rabbit market stays strong as 50,000 rabbits have been shipped from Coronino county to Lot Ave 1 while winter is half over. Chefs in Angel City turn to cookbooks for many rabbit preparations from hot to cold and young to old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bre'r Rabbit
Angel City
Expres Company
Coronino County
An_ kelcity
Simson
Arizona Supervisors Back Plan For County Road Superintendent
The Arizona Supervisors convention in Phoenix adopted a resolution calling for a dedicated county road superintendent. Delegates argued current road laws are faulty and misapplied, and that a standalone official could oversee roads, potentially serving as county surveyor without additional duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Phoenix
Two Easterners Experience in Arizona Sink in Quicksand
Richard Schwepp and Hugh Knox of Washington, D. C., rode to Tempe in a buggy, reached the river after dark, and the horse quickly sank in quicksand. They freed the horse, but the buggy remained buried until morning as cold water lapped them. Young Knox is the son of a Pennsylvania senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Schwepp
Hugh
Washington, D. C
Tempe
Young Knox
Pennsylvania
Opposition to Judge Campbell's renomination in Arizona
The Bisbee Miner reports opposition to Judge Campbell's expected renomination by the president. Sarge Campbell is believed to be the chosen replacement, while opponents aim to block his confirmation in the senate and force another appointment. John B Weight of Tucson declined involvement, aligning with his own U S attorney bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asys
Judge Campbell
Sarge Campbell
Arizona
Senate
Campbell
John B Weight
Tucson
Wright
United States Attorney
JE Morrison
Bisbee
Accused of Whiskey Theft on Fort Apache Reservation
W H Burchell was brought into Holbrook Saturday morning and taken before Judge Zack for examination. After testimony the judge bound him over to await the grand jury session in a bond set at an amount furnished promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Burchell
Fort Apache
Holbrook
Zack
Holbrook Argus
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paRne
Samuel F Meguire
Jax McLean
Warren Company
Chase Butler
Angle
Morgan
Lois Valentine
Morgan and
Willcox
Lanor
Minor
Jose A Luna
Pater
Jesus S de Lune
Mater
Mre
Angelita Overseker
Pirtle
City of
James Letronetux
WE Harrion Company
Henry Collam
G A Collam
JG Pritchard
Apache Mining District
ME Ryanetux
Pat Smith
Calumet
Doug- Ine
Calder
Galindo
Calumet-Queen
City
Doug
Gertrude Turner
Colson
Peep Collin
James Reay
Portal Irrigation & Improvement CO
LC Haake
Janes
Gibos
Philo Wilcoxef Ux
Nathen Keuimen
Nathan Kaulmac
Jacob Guidfiam
J Dmechomieh
C A McDoseld
Mi Gusmen
McCartesy
Reguar Council
George Black
W.J. Young, Jr
BW. Young and Wife
Los Angeles
Great Western Company
Young Brothers
Col Young
John
William Pearce
Pearce
Weldon Humphrey
Y Smith
Commonwealth Mining Company
Redmen
Laud and Gleason
Thesuear
Mea
John Tyler
Tyler-Babbite Sheep Company
Hol~brook
Arthur M Borton
Mr Borton
Ireland
Marcus Baca
Springville
Sherif Will White
Ray Earl
Sam Borelto
Sam Fosivick
Borelto
Henry Bicks
Austin
Texas
Pasteur Institute
Kibtey
Fort Yuma Indian Reservation
Secretary of the Interior
L. ©. Hill
Reclamation Service
Hill
Elks
Binbee Review
Order
Provident Savings Bank & Trust Company of
Cincinnati
Phoenix City Water Works
F M Power
Hickman
Harry Sc_on
Santa Cruz County
Matthews
Teppe Normal Bsa
Levi Strauss & Co
Hee Davsa
Aaa
M. Rxray & Co, Detron
Belen
Phoenix & Eastern Railroad
Florence
Jesus Valdez
Capex Asaar Co
Court Place
Denver
Colo
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