Records of Cochise County Instruments Filed With the County Recorder
A wide set of in dusted entries lists assorted real estate and mortgage instruments filed in Cochise County. It includes assignments of mortgage, trust deeds, satisfaction of mortgage, warranty deeds, chattel mortgages, and mortgage amendments involving numerous individuals and local entities such as Willer Book & Trust Co, Geo W Ivey, Julian Hagel, John White, Provident Mutual Building Loan Association, Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Co, Douglas properties, Tombstone, Bisbee, Willcox, and other named claimants, with dates and amounts referenced throughout.
Epidemic of Diseases Reduces at Maricopa Reservation
Report from the Maricopa reservation notes an epidemic of diseases waning as travelers enter Phoenix. Changes include shifting toward white physician care, though superstition and the medicine man’s influence cause fatal outcomes. A 12 year old boy died after medicine was refused, and two relatives attacked a white official. Arrests follow as officials seek to end medicine men’s role.
Sawdust Heist Target At United States Magnetic Observatory
Director Wallace at the United States Magnetic Observatory near Tucson seeks several cars of sawdust to protect delicate instruments. He plans a four foot blanket under the floor walls and ceiling, needing about 45 tons. Sawdust had been imported from California before.
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Wallace
United States
Tucson
California
Population up about sixty five percent in territory
Dr E Godfrey, public health superintendent, reports the first quarter bath tally 833 for January to March 31, up from 675 the prior three months. Major causes include tuberculosis deaths contracted outside the territory and a quiet epidemic of whooping cough among Indian children, with 42 deaths. Cochise county records 32 deaths.
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E . Godrey
Cochis County
Peterson takes post as master mechanic in Tucson
W C Peterson of Yams, designated to succeed Thomas O'Leary, is staying at the Heidel hotel in Tucson as he prepares to assume the master mechanic role.
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W C Peterson
Yams
Thomas O'Leary
Tucson
Heidel Hotel
Wonders of Arizona Statehood Vision by Col Pickett
A Louisville style tribute argues Arizona spans from Utah to Mexico and from New Mexico to California with vast copper, gold, and agricultural wealth. It notes major mines United Verde Clifton Globe and Copper Queen, Roosevelt Dam, Laguna Dam, and large irrigation potential. Arizona's population near 200,000 supports admission as a state, comparing to Indiana Nevada Texas and others, and touts Grand Canyon and petrified forest as iconic national assets.
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Arizona
North Dakota
6Th
Oklahoma
Washington
Indiana
Nevada
Commonwealth of Texas
New Mexico Proposed as Name for Next Battleship
A. D. William H. Andrews urged naming the forthcoming dreadnought after the new state of New Mexico. He vows to push strongly to have the battleship commemorate the addition to the flag. The idea reportedly clashes with Delegate Cameron of Arizona who objects to the name.
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Sem
Mexico
William H. Andrews
Pavglt
Cameron
Arizona
Clerk Gardner's Annual Report on Ankeney Cases 1910 Summary
Summary of nankenptey cases from United States court Atchie district as reported by Clerk A H Gardner for the fiscal year ending July 1 1910. Voluntary and involuntary filings total 9. petitions filed 8 voluntary 7 involuntary. cases indicated 12. closed 6. total liabilities 24755. total assets realized 6701.71. dividends declared 3049.46. fees and commissions 999.35. wage earner and merchant business captured. cases pending July 1 1910 total 13.
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Nankenptey
United States Court Atchie
A. H. Garder
Operal
Washington
Striking Demand Affects Tuccon Sheet Metal Workers
Ten Amaige Sheet Metal workers in Pacific shops at Tuccon demanded a two cent hourly raise. They refused a strike but pushed for a wage scale of 46 cents per hour for 10 hours of work, seeking 44 cents per hour under the scale.
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Amaige
Ia Pacific
Tuccon
Uni
Fourth of July visit sparks local Copper Queen worker tale
From Tuesday's Day Ivan Johnson came down from Bis bee Saturday evening to spend a quiet Fourth with his parents at bon re turning to the copper camp yesterday S afternoon. He is employed in the electrical department of the Copper Queen Company That Johnson was not well thought of locally any probable winner in yesterday's fight was proven when back era of the Galveston fighter demanded 2 to 1 for their many. During the month of June, srenrd ing to the demands tld with the bound of supervisors the audited at the regular meeting of that ley too morrow, there was expended upon the roads of the county by the several deputy road superintendents, a hour $4,000. The Revenue was the popular beads iuartere for brarin, balletine of the big fight. The results were also balletined at the Digar Store, special wire was run into the Revenue mi and the news served thot from the rena. The Revenue way thronged with interested spectators during the bulleting and much interest was mati feated until the result w in the terrible 15th round nounced The news from Reno yo pads opener on the pugilis a ste all over the country and was reflected in the feeling and enoument in Tombstone when Johnson was he red champion. Not much money changed hands here, the many Jeffrcoe vackers being unable to find takere. The result will now doubtless pring about . Unanimous tentiment for sup pression of prize fighting in the United States and jist this science with the lost arte.
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Ivan Johnson
Bisbee
Bon
Digar
Reno
Tombstone
Johnson
Jeffrcoe
Takere
United States
First Judge of Bisbee Visits Historic Celebration
Judge James F Duncan, Bisbee’s first judge, returned today to attend the celebration. He noted Bisbee’s growth since his last visit nearly ten years ago and took part in the old timers parade. The camp’s earliest justice recalled the county’s early boundaries.
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James F Duncan
Bisbee
Bieter
Isty
Duncan
Ima County
Hunters And Trappers Invade Tombstone
Tombstone awoke to a large influx of trappers and hunters arriving from camps across the county to dispose of pelts collected over the prior three months under county permit. Notable locals named include A Williamson, RF Porter, B Steer, Paul Steer, Ygnacio Montoya, WP Ledbetter, 8 W Kiper, WW Terry, Jose A Gallego, T Patterson, G M Kelly, J A Sabio, DM Behan, and AS Edwards, all residents of the Dragoons Huachuca and Chiricahua mountain areas.
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Tombstone
Pollerd
A Williamson
RF Porter
B Steer
Paul Steer
Ygnacio Montoya
WP Ledbetter
W Kiper
WW Terry
Jose A Gallego
T Patterson
G M Kelly
J A Sabio
DM Behan
AS Edwards
Dragoons
Huachuca
Chiricahua Mountains
Clerk Berner In The Hide Business
The article reports on Clerk Berner with the board of supervisors facing a county expense for the quarter ending April 1 totaling 534.75 dollars, about half of the prior quarter’s outlay. It notes plans for speeches music and fireworks as part of the Mexican celebration in Tucton on September 16 coordinated by the Joute Patriotico del Centenario.
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Board of Superaod
Tucton
Joute Patriotico del Centenario
Rough Riders Reunion May Come to Tucson in 1911
A letter from Colton Reed of the Rough Riders association to H H Wynkoop states Arizona, especially Tucson, is favored for the next reunion with Roosevelt likely to attend. The Star notes efforts to attract the event despite competition from Phoenix and Prescott.
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Tucson
Roosevelt
H H Wynkoop
Colton Reed
New York
Branel
Rough Riders Association
Reed
Arizona
Command
Rough Riders
Phoenix
Prescott
Cochise County 1910 Assessments for Board of Equalization
Total assessment of Cochise County forwarded by Assessor Charles R Howe to the county board of equalization. The 1910 rolls show 6053 assessments, total county valuation, and mine tax roll figures. Exemptions amount to $509,110.90. mine tax valuation listed at $4,557,505.28. The board will stay in session until July 20.
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Charles R Howe
County Board of Equalization
Cochise County
Lhe Board of Equalization
George UY Wins Bull Dog Mine Near Mammoth in Goldfeld
George UY, who recently acquired the old Mammoth mine at Goldfeld, bought the Bull Dog mine nearby from EN Shattuck on Wednesday. The Bull Dog has a history of production, and Young is convinced it still holds future potential.
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George UY
Mammoth
Goldfeld
EN Shattuck
Bull Dog
Mr Young
Cattle Rustlers Convicted in County Horse Theft Case
The latest officials triumph is the conviction of Bob Warren Frank Halderman and Henry Swink for stealing thirty two head of horses from Cochise County residents and moving them to Smith Arkansas. Authorities and the livestock board vigilance led to the breakthrough and the prisoners were sentenced to Florence.
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Cochise County
Bob Warren
Frank Halderman
Henry Swink
Cocounty
Smith
Arkansas
Sulphur Springs
Ewidence
Florence
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Ty H Ljutnson
Shalipys Partificate OF
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Geo W
Ace Et Ux
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Idelity Savings & Loan Assa
Big Tinto Nine
Neeee
Ster
CC Thompson
Gilbert Ie
Lowell
Copper Queen Con Mining Co
H Hagnon
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MJ Cunningham
HA Morgan
Angle
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Joseph T Olson
Warren
HA Robinson
Freterek
Wright
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Wagner
Wiliame
GA Walkeretor
TR Brandt
Leime
Cortley
Lucy Devine
Bertha M
John E Masher
State Mutual
Fn Loon
Agen
Buber
California & Pumdiee Con Mining Co
JW Hayward
John Lorear
Incor
Uit
W B Moore
R T Stone
Gleeson
Mike C LeMasters
Tos G Adkine
Dan Gapvert
el Wer Gabbatt
Tod G Adkine
Dos Cabexas Dist
A Heatley Tod G Adkion
Dos Cabenas Dist
Hi Dean
WE Ellison
Krakauer Zork& Moye
W Deckeraw
Albert Hood
Bank of Bistee
Joan D Mosher
Diana L Kirk
John J Scott
BF Halderman
Edmand Halderman
B Moore
RT Stone
Ward O Post
Holcomb
Land
Saale
RTL
Incore
the Specifty Aig Co
Provident Mat
Antonia
DG Maza
Bank of Benton Henson and Othere
John F White
Bank of Henson
O Thompson
St David
Williams
Daiberet Ux
Rite Gaarsotes & Trust Co
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Ete Rooney
Standard Furniture Co
Household Goods
A JR Amburn
Household Cops
Mike Broan
Standard ' Furniture Co
Hourshold Ponds
Standard Re Co
Hourehold
Daiter
P Dsiper
Sherife
J Jacklin
Conseulo Valdex
E J Jacklin
Crosier Kimballet
Truman Tryon
Soo
David Mitchell
T W McGuire
J E Fowler
Dunelap
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Adkins
Tenorse
Avizope Misine & Milling Co
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Tennessee
Chatiel Mortgage
J D Boone
Amos Marion
Westery
Wm Hunter
Low
Woolery Et Ux
Isaac D Peterson
Frank E Bellamy
Willcox Bank & Trust Co
G H
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Vongess
Jacob Smith
AJ Haven
Doogie
Mattie Lockwood
Haven
Wealty Mortgage
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Frank O Elves
Wm Cowan
Chattal Mortgage
Alvert Hoen
K Henderson
J J Bowen
Hublard
Courtland Sumter Co
Alex Murry
T G Beep
Fidelity Savings & Loan Agsn
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Nichole
Douglas City Bank
Louis Wilhelm
Arieonw Trost & Banking
Maricopa Reservation
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Wonders OF Arizona
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Taylor Trotwood
Neshville, Tenn
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Republic of Mexico
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Blabue
C Dotge & Co
Copper Queen
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United States Reclamation Service
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Grand Canyon
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