Records of Property Transfers and Mortgages in Douglas Area
A compilation of deeds mortgages and related filings listing transfers of property in the Douglas area including parcels in the Pistle and Hartland districts Hartland and Warren mining districts to various grantees such as Anton Lutz Edward Perrin and Douglas additions and filings involving the Phoenix and Eastern railroad company Benson property and multiple trust and mortgage actions among individuals and companies with dates and parcel descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen Cummings
Anton Lutz
Hartford
Gibson
Holmines
Warren
Robert Perrin
Edward B Perrin
San Ignacio del Bubacomari
Wallace
A A Dudley
Pistle
Dougla
Frederick Hedberg
Fred Christopher
Hedberg
HI Latham Et Ax
Phoenix and Eastern Railroad Company
Benson
AJ Pidgeon
Peter Kirk
Charlee M. Roberts
George W Kaleer Dos
Flour Mills in Tucson Struggle to Meet Demand
The Tucson Star notes Eagl- Flour Mills turn out 10 barrels of flour daily but cannot satisfy demand. The mills ship across southern Arizona and Sananes Sonor. All milling wheat is sourced from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Star
Eagl- Flour
Arizona
Sananes
Sonor
Callefornia
Arizona Fair Commission appoints secretary and sets date
George Truman of Phoenix named secretary after Vernon Clark resigned. The Arizona Fair Commission fixed the next Territorial Fair dates with a Monday start and Saturday closing, promising a bigger event than before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Truman
Phoenix
Arizona Fair Commission
Whce
Vernon Clark
Angry Indians Threaten Vengeance At Fort McDowell
A Phoenix dispatch reports Apache tensions after W H Gill killed an Apache in self defense at old Fort McDowell. Gill is exonerated but warned to leave the reservation as sheriffs and deputies patrol. Troops may be called. the settlement is sparsely populated with the white resident. Labor shortages in the Southwest are highlighted by scarce skilled and unskilled workers, including Tonto dam projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
W. H. Gill
Austin Ajo
Old Fort McDowell
Gill
Sharif Heyden
Phow
McDowell
Phos
Southwest
Tonto
Arizona
Cochise County Assessment Complete
Cochise County Assessor Howe and staff finished the assessment rolls, totaling 20,334,825.16 with 5,418.50 exemptions, leaving 19,?40.66 taxed at the 1907 rate. The four bound books include a mine production total of 6,284,041.45 and other ranges, with 5,018 separate assessments. The year’s increase over the prior roll is about 10,000,000, and the board will review for equalization to adjust the tax rate toward roughly 2 per 100. The rolls become public in the board of supervisors' office pending equalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochise County
Howe
Board of Supervisors
Assocaor B. J. O'Reilly
County and Territory Boards of Equalization
County Board of Equalization
Summer town news and regional notes in Arizona
Monday's Daily reports Bert Bouch back from vacation in the Muachucas and at Wolcott Depart ment Store. Bryan and Robert English arrive from Los Angeles after school. Jack Coy and wife return to Tomb stone. Board of Supervisors in session with Chairman Riggs and supervisors Bowen and McCabe. Ash Canyon Huachaca forest fire active. Police capture a Mexican thief jailed for later hearing. Marriage licenses issued for Gibbs-Holland and Lane-Stewart. Godfrey back from Bisbee on court business. Thirty one Tempe normal graduates with 30 women and 1 man. Benschuster ships equipment to Kansas City. Dr Bo Tarbell visits Naco. E B Gage injured by balcony fall, recovering. Mrs McCarty visits Tombstone to aid husband, enhancing production plans for Damanana PyrhLes.
Visits Tombstone After Many Years
Thus Bastian, once a Tombstone youth, arrived from Sinaloa, Mexico and began at once to renew old acquaintances. After 15 years away he found much to interest him and his friends were glad to see him. He is interested in minor in Sonora and may visit Tombstone frequently in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastian
Tombstone
Sinaloa
Mexico
Thomas
Sonora
Mexican Consul to Head Arizona Duties and Pay Rise
Mexican Consul A. Pina stationed in Phoenix will become General Mexican Consul for Arizona after July 1, boosting his salary and duties and making him the territory's top Mexican official. Arizona gains this status due to its border with Mexico and heavy cross border trade. Pina has recently certified papers showing $20,000,000 in investment flowing mainly into Sonoran mining districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Pina
Phoenix
Arizona
Arizons
Mexico
Consul Pine
Sonora
Gcoibaeni’s Comet Seen From Arizona in 1905 Photos
Photographs taken at the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff capture Giacobeni’s comet with two tails on December 28 1905. One tail displays four distinct streamers with nebrous matter between them while two streamers show a twisted crease and the other two diverge as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giacobeni
Lowell Observatory
Flagstail
Moet
Press and pulpit clash over truth and vanity
A preacher accuses editors of dishonesty while a newspaper man replies that truth in all members would force many ministers from pulpits. The piece critiques whitewash, praising virtues while masking flaws, likening the press and pulpit to a trio profiting from pomp and pretense amid a muddy war metaphor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniate
Reform bronco busting praised over brutal methods
A Current Century Magazine writer argues kindness replaces harsh bronco busting. He imagines a reform bronco buster entering the corral with a hidden bridle and sugar, using gentle talk and restraint to saddle the horse, contrasting with brutal, sittuation by the rope method. The piece critiques old Western riding cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Current Century
Kindneas
Corral
Mliile
Boquillas Company Plans Dam South of Fairbank
The Boquillas Company and Bog Land-Cattle Co. build a San Pedro river dam to irrigate extensive pasture and feed crops. The Cochise County Press notes the structure will rise seven feet above river bed with twin canals, surveying to continue two weeks, grading crews needed, and six months to finish. The B-day celebration prompts a shutdown of major pumps and overhaul of mine machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbank
Bull on Bridge Nearly Ends Train Action in Arizona
Between Duncan and Guthrie Arizona a large bull charged a train on a bridge. The engine struck the animal, broke its legs and knocked the bull aside, but the creature derailed the engine as it balled under the train. Arizona headquarters will be at the National Education Association meeting in Los Angeles July 8 to 12. A Hollenteck hotel quarters have been rented to host Arizona delegates and to feel homelike for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Guthrie
Arizona
National Educational Desociation
Los Angeles
Hollenteck
Bull Wrecks Sonora Train Near Carbo
Northbound Sonora passenger train derailed after colliding with a bull on the track near Carbo. Engineer Charles Smith and the fireman were scalded. The engine and mail car ditched. No passengers injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Carbo
Charles Smith
Smokeless Locomotives May End Smoke Nuisance
The Geological Survey reports briquettes made from black coal and coal tar burn smokeless in locomotives and produce more steam than ordinary coal. Profit barriers have limited adoption, but cities may embrace the fuel, reducing railroad smoke nuisance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dreus
Heaton
Hartlond Mining District
EE Pistle Company
Ansensio Guerrero
Perty
Doug- Ins
Chatile Mortuage AL Jourdan
Lenora Taylor
Joreph
F Norton Northern Investment & Brokerage Company
Joseph McKinney
Hugh J Henthorn
Etta Strange Douglas
Thomas A
Ellen Rosling
Douglas
WA Fiege
Morgan Mines
Cochise District
George A Walker
Norton-Morgan Commercial Company
Paradise Property
International Land and Improvement Company
MJ Cunningham
WH Brophy
Charlee Bodenheimer
Douglas Property
Dougle Tovernational Land and Improvement Company
M M Cunningham
Dnoreop
Mattie Torkert
Bidridge Douglas Propety International Land and Improvement
Pany
Lillie
Bidridge Douglas Property
International Land and Improvement
Boice Douglas Property
Bie True Woodward
Guardian
Helen B Woodwant
Ross Woodward
U S
Jacob Everhardy
Reed
Delilah Abigail Davideon
Downae Bowdae
Michal Douche
Homerton
Douglas H A
Schwarts
Dora M
Bishop Bisbee
Ewell
Lee Hunter
Moegrave
Douglas William Black
Della Kitz
Bryan
ER Pittle Company
Annie M Dyer
Pittle
Montaage
Dudley
William Cowan Lee Hunter
EM Lewis
Chatile Montoage
A McDonald
First Bank of Douglas
ME Miller
J W Wood
Douglas Country Club
Arizona Trust and Banking Co
F McCord
Stone
Arizona Mut Sav & Loan Assn
Mary Wimberly
Arivora Mut
Sar & Loan Assn
James N Gaines
Fowler
MonTance
Etta Strange
Ellen R Epps Thomas
Julia Litchfield
Charles M Waid
LS Simmons
Chattle Mortgage
Mary Fisher
O Mg Co
F.C Booth Bank of Douglas
Mike Citizns Bank and Trust Co
J J McCullough
Jim Moran
RM Axford
Avridayt
Joseph G Pimpell
Mary K McNamara
Inciide
Gariole
Frorate Court
C C Warner
Arment’e Adame
Chas Chickadoog
Deeda
F Epley
Joane Williamson
Portal
Propensz Toternations Land and Improvement Company
Morris
Bisbee Ledge
Sampson
Jacklin
Hemphill
Citizens Bank of Benson
Brown
Thomes Sullivan
Boice
Mit B& 11
Elia Moston
Phoebe Oldham Bistee
Charles E Smith
Anne de and
Charley E Moon Bisbee
W H Rourke
E Hodges
Warren Mining District
Lala Quillia
Arizona Gold Mining Company
Apache Pats
HS Wien
AH Wien Cochise
FC Booth Et Ux
Patrick H Crowley
Doug- Ine
AH Emanuel
MD Scribner Tombstone
Elizabeth Ulmer
Kate Kringle
Pavest
Simon Madrid
Anna D Moon
Albert
Hannah Adler
Crowley
B& L
Earl Davie
B &L
William E Harvey
Ziak
Arizona's Fair
Cochise
Bert Bouch
Muachucas
Wolcott
Robert English
Jack Coy
Silver City
Will
Wm Riggs
J J Bowen
GJ McCabe
Ash Canyon
Huachaca Mountains
Bravia
Fly
Ben Cook
John Gibbs
Agnes Holland Both
Lowell
Ira C Lane
Edith Stewart
A Godfrey
Bisbee
Tempe
Benschuster
St. Johine
Shelp
Kansas City
Winslow
Bo Tarbell
Naco
Chance
E. B. Gage
T.C. M. Co
Mra. McCarty
Lawrence McCarty
el Paso
McCarty
Gcoibaeni
Boquillas Company
TCM Co
Ayer
Ayers
Coum
E. FE
Burlingame
Bend
Oupex Assay Co
Court Placer
Denver
Colo
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