Records of Cochise County Instruments Filed With the County Recorder
A battered summary lists numerous real estate transfers and liens in Cochise County. Wording cites warranty deeds and mortgages between multiple individuals and entities, including Leal, Adams, Mott, Simon, Olnesorgen, Ardison, Jobneon, and others, with properties in Douglas, Beoson, Naco, Willcox, Bisbee, and related locations. The record mentions mortgage satisfactions, assignments, and agreements for employment, with dates and exact prop names implied by the fragmented OCR.
Property Transfers in Bisbee and Douglas Districts
Property transfers include Dugan to Bank of Douglas for three parcels, and multiple assignments among Prov Mut, BA L Aeon, F Bauer, WH Jenving, P H Smith, Lea RH Mason, W T Simmons, and J Senna. Bisbee shows a fifty dollar claim or stake on a Bisbee property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RH Mason
W T Simmons
J Senna
Bisbee
Mormons to Return if Constitutionalist Victory Favors
Reports from Sonora say Americans and foreigners receive good treatment at the constitutionalist vote. Mormon settlers, long troubled by revolution, are promised protection, with Villa's stance easing colony anxiety. No immediate return plans, but many expected to resettle if constitutional success continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Mormsine
Arate
Chihua~hua
Colonel Roosevelt Starts for Arizona
Colonel Roosevelt leaves New York with his sons Quentin and Archie for a six to eight week trip chiefly around the Grand Canyon in Arizona. The party will ride out on horseback to explore the surrounding country. After returning, Roosevelt plans a South American journey about two weeks later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Enya
Roosevelt
Quentin
Archie
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Advertised Letters List for Week Ending July 5 1913
The Tombstone post office lists eight letters remaining in general delivery for the week ending July 5 1913. Names include Adelino Acosts Basse Chonita Feener Dr J Petock CW Moratoo Jesus and others. A notice explains that a fee of one cent will be collected for each letter delivered and requests recipients to call for letters by stating advert ised with the advertisement date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Acosts
Adelino Basse
Chonita Feener
J —Petock
CW Moratoo Jesus
W. A. Haxwoon
Recent Arizona Postal Changes
Postal guide corrections list changes across Arizona counties Cochise and Yavapai. Moscal and Parker Canyon remain. Langhorne and Bull Business in Cime county are renamed or discontinued. MedAllister and Servoss spellings updated in Cochise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Washington
Cochise
Moscal
Parker Canyon
Langhorne
Cime County
Iront Springs
Yavapai County
Corrections
MedAllister
McAlister
Servoss
Serase
Cochise County
Petitions to Abolish Embargo Circulate Along Mexican Border
Hundreds of petitions addressed to President Wilson the Senate and House of Representatives will circulate in cities along the Mexican border from San Diego to Brownsville requesting abolition of the embargo on arms and ammunition exported to Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wil
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
San Diego
Calif
Brownsville
Texas
Mexico
Vandium Ore Found in Cochise Mts Near Willcox
Ed W Blair, a well known miner in the Warren district, reports a rich find of vandium ore in Gord Gulch within the Due Cateras mountains near Willcox. The ore is valued at 300 to 409 dollars per ton, with a portion of the camps sent away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed W Blair
Warren
Gord Gulch
Due Cateras Mountains
Willcox
Grasshoppers Swarm Into City at Night
A dramatic late night sight as grasshoppers filled the city streets. Mobbed alleys glowed under lamp light while swarms hovered around street lamps and illuminated areas, leaving a dusty trail as they moved through the urban area.
Tucson Merchant Flees With $6500 Amid Auto Chase
A Tucson merchant named JE Cuthrell allegedly raised a check from 6 cents to 6.50 and fled as sheriffs and deputies chased him through mountains tonight. The forged check, signed by R Power, was cashed at the Tucson bank before Cuthrell disappeared toward the hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JE Cuthrell
Tucson
Cuthrell
Bill High Power
R Power
Promote Your Town Boost It With Local Pride
A fragmented notice urges residents to praise the town, advertise in the paper, and support local business. It emphasizes civic pride, attracting trade, and helping others who aid the community, while warning against criticizing citizens. The misspelled text hints at shorthand classes and a local listing for a shady teacher or trainer on Allen Street.
Child Bitten By Scorpion Dies in Mountains Ranch
The two year old daughter of Joe Lopez died Saturday night at the Billy Cook Ranch forty miles away in the mountains. The child was with her parents who worked at the ranch when a deadly scorpion appeared. The remains were taken to Moore & McLellan undertaking parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecorpion
Joe Lopez
Billy Cook
Paiture Af Moore & MeLellan
Gazette
Arizona Militia Faces Pushback Over Federal Aid Rules
A Washington dispatch reports that the Arizona militia risks losing government support if it fails to comply with new regulations. The South Carolina governor also opposes federal aid, signaling a broader pattern of resistance to federal funding amid regulatory scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arizona
South Carolina
Wedding Ball at Gage Hall Honors Mary Momo and Louis Momo
Gage Hall hosted a gay dancing party Saturday evening as an invite only affair by Mr and Mrs V Pistonetti for the marriage of their daughter Mary to Louis Momo of Buster. A large crowd danced with Accordeon Orchestra, then moved to Miner's Restaurant for a feast, with dancing lasting until midnight. The newlyweds will reside in Bisbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
Mra Momo
Sulphur Spring Valley Notes Report adds local deeds and club start
President Win Holmes of Leadville returns from California with a new Ford touring car having a self start device. Postmaster P A Diliman of Whitewater attends Courtland in federal office matters. LD Shattack digs a deep water well that hits cement and yields a 212 foot pool, planning pumps. Indies valley residents form Sulphur Springs Valley Culture Club at S F Burnett homestead with Mrs S F Burnett elected president and a list of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Holme
Lead~ville Company
California
Mre Holmes
Mr Holmes
Indies
S F Burnett
Alter Ary Club
Sulphur Springs Valley Culture Club
Mre
EC Steve
Mesdamee
J V Lambdie
Joe Lange
ME DuBois
JD Ray
HC Pillman
Hours Gr
Mexican Flag Rumpus at Tucson
Ainslie, Huerta envoy, sought Mexican ambassadorial reply on July Fourth flag incident in Tucson. He urged a probe to bring offenders to justice after a flag was hauled down and an American flag raised. a Mexican resident protest with signatures sits with Ainslie. Mayor Hoffmann said no state department apology had been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tucson
Haerts
Alejandro I
Ainslie
Huerta
Aipslie
Ivanovich Building
Ita Place
Hoffmen
State Department
Clifton Town Council Sets 1914 Tax Rate
Clifton town council will meet soon to fix the tax rate for town purposes for the year 1913 and the funds realized will be expended for town purposes during 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Judge McFarland Returns to Tomberone After 21 Weeks
Wednesday reports indicate Judge Daniel McFarland is back in Tomberone after a 21 week absence in El ium for treatment by a disease specialist. He arrived escorted by Col. A. L Grow Henry K Street and Judge Barnes of Fairbank. Cochise County awaits a superior judge as Judge Satter’s resignation was accepted by Governor Hunt and a successor is expected soon. John Ronchetti and wife moved back to Tombstone from Gleeson. Engineers Andy Struthers and wife journeyed to Patagonia for a short visit days. Hery Fiyon departed for Kansas City with relatives for a month or more. P B Warnerree visited Tucson on business. Chas Jones, Bisbee pioneer, is a county visitor. It will take $225,000 to run Cochise schools next year per School Superintendent Hotchhire. Catle Inspector Porter McDonald returned from Douglas after brief business. Supervisors Rock, Rigge and Hickey also returned from Douglas after visiting county hospital and road work and will inspect Fairbank projects this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McFarland
Tomberone
Col. A. Lgrow
Cochise
Judge Satter
Hunt
John Ronchetti
Tombstone
Gleeson and Village
Rock, Rigge
Hickey
Douglas
Fairbank
Who's Who In Arizona Nears Delivery
Jon Connor publisher of Who's Who in Arizona says work is progressing well in Tombstone and delivery is expected before month end. He aims to present a clean official list of commercial and professional notables, with about two weeks left to finish the 100 pages still in type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Connor
Arizona
Tombstone
Joe Connors
Mexican Troops Through U S Border to Sonora Base
Delayed papers in Mexico report that the United States has granted Mexico permission to move troops through U S territory to Sonora to fight the constitutionalists. General Luis F Torres, ex-governor of Sonora, left Mexico City for Vera Cruz to embark on a steamship bound for Sonora, preparing a landing site on the border as a base of operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Sonora
Luis F Torres
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Aed
Pottar
Southwest Indian Missions Conference opens in Flagstaff
The interdenominational Southwest Indian Missions Conference will be held in Flagstaff from August 1 to 26, 1913. The opening week features Bible Study led by A C Gabelein of New York and Rev W Leon Tucker of Los Angeles, both noted speakers with ties to the Moody Bible Institute and California conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Indian Missions Conference
Flagstaff
C Gabelein
New York
W Leon Tucker
Los Angeles
California
Gatelein
Tucker
Moody Bible Institute of
Chicago
Tombstone mining deals loom Large for old camp
Several mining deals are now spending in Tombstone and vicinity that will mean much for the old camp if carried out. The EP & 8 W is installing a large ornamental station light at the local depot. MreT R Brandt visited Feirbank today with relatives. No developments in the superior judge appointment for Cochise yet. Governor Hunt expected to appoint this week. Mark Biranee manager of the Tombstone Billiard Parlors left for San Francisco on brief business. Deputy Clerk Wileup and left for El Paso on vacation. County government bill sets aside 850 per million dollars of assured valuation for county and state fair purposes. Board of supervisors left for Douglas to inspect the county hospital. Deputy Chief of Police Hal Smith received word Jim Davis died in Hayden. Davis was well known in Tombstone, many friends grieved. No death details. Albert DeSailers, paper man now mining with vast treasures, visiting Tombstone from Patsgonie. Attorneys J Williams and Ed Flannigan in the city from Bisbee on legal business. Joe Connors of Who’s Who edition in Tucson today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
EP & 8 W
Mret R Brandt
Feirbank
Lounty
Board of Supervisors
Hal Smith
Jim Davis
Hayden
Davis
J . Williams
Ed Flannigan
Bisbee
Joe Connors
Who's Who
Arezona
Tucson
Tereste
Hhis
Tombstone Daily items tee up Fourth of July chatter
Immigration inspector Chae Sensver visits Tombstone as a business visitor. Hecson main line near Charleston breaks. Gardner’s crew repairs. Mrs Corey Sneed and Mildred Tetumet travel to Tucson for the Fourth with friends. County officials and locals travel to Phoenix, Douglas, Bisbee, El Paso, and Los Angeles for official duties and Fourth activities. Board of equalization hears cattlemen protests while Luther Price case moves toward Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Gardner
Corey Sneed
Mildred
Tetumet
Tucson
Cattlemen Protest Raises Before Board
Cattlemen appeared before the board of quantization protesting raise proposals for cattle assessments. Notable attendees included Wond F Neale of Four Bar Cattle Co HB Strest of Boquilias Co Ed F Echols of Dragoon Wm Shillings of Doe Cabezar Dave Adams of Dragoon and John Riggs of El Dorado. A sizable group filed formal kicks before the board and the issue is being seriously considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Qualization
Wond
F Neale
Four Bar Cattle Co
HB Strest
Boquilias Co
Ed F Echols
Dragoon
Wm Shillings
Doe Cabezar
Dave Adams
John Riggs
el Dorado
Troublesome Appointment for Arizona Judge Seat
A Washington dispatch reports the president faces trouble naming a federal judge for Arizona. Delegates in Congress preferred nominations of Weedin and Birdne, but the president did not submit them. Instead he announced Jeremiah Notever for the U S District Court Western District of Washington, signaling ongoing judicial appointments nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dispatch
Arizona
Arisona
Congress
Weedin
Birdne
Jeremiah Notever
United States
Ats Court
Washington
Wilco
Dooling
Hollister
District Court of
San Francisco
Bingham
New Hampshire
First Judicial Circuit
Heat Record at Globe Sparks Extreme Temperature Claim
Globe weather notes an unofficial indoor high of 116 degrees and street thermometers near 130, with the ice house peaking at 110. The report places the readings on a heat record at Globe, describing extreme heat on the foothills of the Pinal mountains as Sunday’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinal Mountains
Mercery
Tombstone Resident Sells Mining Claims
Frank Murphy of Nashville Tennessee buys from August Baron Tombstone mining group in the Huosehoes mountains for 100000 dollars with ten percent cash and balance in 18 months. Richardson Pattee represented buyers. The eight claims show copper and zinc deposits with about 1000 feet of work done. Purchasers take immediate possession and will push development and ore shipments soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Frank Murphy
Nashville Tenn
Tombstone
Texas Group of Mines
Husehoes
Richardson & Pattee
Will Operate Mammoth Mine at Schulty near Mammoth
Advised Monday that the Mammoth mine, recently produced to Young brothers of Courtland, will begin operation August 1. Forty five men to work initially to clean up and prepare for deep mining to 1800 feet. A mill is planned at the property as soon as feasible. The purchase price was $450,000. The mine, three miles from Mammoth, is expected to boost Schulty's population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Brothers of
Courtland
Mammoth
Schulty
Schultx
Also Mentioned on This Page
the County Recorder
KR Leal
D Adams
Wilbor
LG Daness
R Mott
Bao Simon
Olnesorgen
Beoson
Dred
E Ardison
Jobneon
Sheripy
HC Wheeler
alien-Norton Co
Benson
Cordova
H Reynolds
Chattel Mortgage
Henderson Christian
Charlie
Brunewick- Balke Co. Co
F Wateon
K ON
Marshall
A R Woods
W W
Helfora
J Farrag
Fruster
Willamete
Hugh, Bisbee
Kline
Leadville Townsite Leasing & Min Co
Douglas Prop
Marte
Mox Tance
Gar
Wilson
Busenbark
Busenback
E Button
T McGione
Atis & Mex Realty Coto AL Waldie
Duglas
Dixon, Dougee Oe
Smith
JJ Newell
M C
Naco
Cnarfel Mortgage
J O'Malley
American ‘Type Founders Co
CW Allen
Bank of Lowell
Decker
Witte Iron Works Co
Poe- Co
Bagay
Doug Inv
O'Neil Douglas
Trevis
DQ Trevis
Fox
Cowan
Dooglas
J Haven
Abtor
Witherall, Laud
Bicknell
W A Tucker
Lowell
Hkuify
Bretherton
P Galves
F Gsivex Jr Mole
Realty
HE Dugan
Bank of Douglas
Lea
Doug
Colonel Roosevelt
Mts
Damien Lorraine
Province
Quebec
Canada
Francie X Lenthier
Creche Bay
Ontario
Gregg
Clacs
Lee
Gentuvox
Jay
Tombtone
Allen St
Nesrood
Cosmopolitan
Hearster Magasine
Good Housekeeping
Los Angeles Examiner
Frank Yaple
Cal
Gage Hall
P A Diliman
Whitewater
LD Shattack
Henry K Street
Judge Barnes
City & Day
Cochise Board of Equalization
Andy Struthers
Patagonia
Hery Fiyon
Kansas City
Warnerree
Chas Jones
Bisbelle
Hotchhire
Cat'le Inspector Porter McDonald
Governor Hunt
Mark Biranee
Tombstone Billiard Parlors
Wileup and
Whe
el Paso
Albert DeSailers
Paper Man
Pat~ Sgonie
Chae Sensver
Hecson
Tombatone
Gilmre
Phoenix Today
A W Howe
Phoenix
Howe
Sam B Bradoer
Argurs Livestock Sanitary Board
Mise Hawiey
Zcharles McCarthy
Thomas Brandt
Col AL Grow
Busin
Mra
Geo Rafferty
Jobo
Master Valentine Bravin
Yessterday
Angel City
Gus Hickey
Riggs and
Rock
Murry
Sher Wheeler
Light
Luther Price
Fr Howie
Bowie
Globe
Mammoth Mine
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