Records of Property and Mortgages in County Ledger
A compact list of real estate entries and liens including warranties in Bisbee and Douglas. Notes show transfers from Berg to W Xobingen and Hamilton to M Ceaasan, Adams to Ella Adame, Dugan to J B Bane, and other Douglas or Bisbee properties. Chattel mortgage covers livestock and equipment. Also listed are land transfers, deeds, and a bill of sale for cattle and jewelry firm entries. The mix reflects common county recorder activity across multiple property types.
Mortgage Satisfactions From Historical Ledger
Distilled entries show multiple parties and properties tied to mortgage satisfactions. Names include Dred Wallace, Robles, Michel, Mendoza, Valdes, Douglas, Seeley, Logen, and Seeley. entities include Aria Panic & Trust Co and State Mutual. Notes reference property transfers and payments around 1500 units with varied abbreviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aria Panic & Trust Co
Whitley
T L Seeley
A C Lockwood Appointed Judge for Cochise County
Phoenix dispatch reports Governor Hunt appointed A C Lockwood former city attorney of Douglas as superior court judge of Cochise county to fill Judge Sutter's vacancy. The Douglas Dispatch lauds his Arizona roots, early city ordinances work, YMCA directorship and civic activism in Douglas and Cochise county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Dispatch
Hunt
A & Lockwood
Douglas
Cochise County
Sutter
Judge Lockwood
The
Douglas Dispatch
Lockwood
Ilinoie
Arizona
Nave
Arizona Supreme Court
YMCA
Annual Report on Pioneer's Home Inmates and Costs
Yavapai leads with the most inmates at Prescott facility nine counties reported inmate counts. The year ending June 20 saw 23 new inmates and one death with one committed to the insane asylum. Avg daily population was 37 and per capita cost 288.78 dollars. Sixteen inmates were foreign born. Improvements worth about 000 were made to equipment and buildings. Globe City Attorney Neil M Alfred filed complaints with the corporation commission against Mountain States Telephone and Globe Light and Power Co over electricity rates and meter deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yavapai County
Prescott
Governor's Office
Yavapai
Maricopai County
Mohave County
Bas
Santa Cruz
Pima
Cochise
Coconino
Pinal
Gila
Yama
Greenlee
Insane Asylum
Tome
Gt Globe City
Neil M Alfred
Mountain States Telephone Company
Globe Light and Po Company
Corporation Commission
Globe Light & Power Co
Metera
A Prophet's Vision Fully Realized
A vivid account describes a Tombstone sky during a storm with a dramatic display of lightning and rain. The narrator recalls a meteorological event foretold by a local weather prophet, detailing wind, hail, and garden damage as the town endures a rare celestial show and ensuing downpour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Gardene
Postmasters Association to Meet in Tucson
The Postmasters Association of Arizona plans a Tucson meeting during the Southern Arizona fair. President J Knox Corbett of Tucson issued the call on Monday, shifting the long standing Phoenix meeting. About 75 to 100 postmasters are expected, with attendees including HB Hall and Arthur G Fisk along with inspectors F Dutton and K Meraball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postmasters’ Association of
Arizona
Tucson
Cal
J Knox Corbett
Phoenix
Postmaste Corbett
HB Hall
Arthur G Fisk
San Francisco
F Dutton
War Situation Report From Mexican Fronts
A well known man arrived from Empalme and stated the constitutionalists face ammunition shortages at all camps near Empalme and Guaymas. Federales have reinforcement expectations, with a likely Guaymas capture if none arrive by the 18th. State troop leaders show unrest over funds and depleted revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Empalme
Constitutionaliats
Ort's
Guaymas
Guaymes
Federala
Sulphur Spring Valley Notes and Local Events
Sulphur Spring Valley reports Hite struck water after 187 feet at his home field from Courtland, with 50 feet of water in the well and plans to erect a windmill next week. Local buyers, Judge McCall and merchant Hioabaw, purchase the red durochage breed. Kelly suffers a severe horseback accident entangled in rope, rescued and treated by Dr Ellis. he recovers. Miss Ethel Huddy and Charlee Phillips wed at Pearce, officiated by Rev Benedict. Huddy, postmaster, and Phillips, mine foreman with Commonwealth Mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BF Hite
Courtland
Thwell
Judge McCall
Hioabaw
Mr Kelly
Ellis
Huddy
Fearce
Ethel Huddy
Charlee
Phillips
Rey AJ Benedict
Huddy Bee
Pearce
Commonwealth Mining Company
Not Satisfied With Artesian Water Not Satisfied With Artesian Water
The Belt chides the weather bureau for a drought like precipitation at San Simon and a flood risk to the valley’s artesian wells. In Tombstone the mood is stoic with wishes for rain to aid natural revival, as some residents scorn fuss about conditions and accept what comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
San Simon
Tush
Brother White
Tombstone
Ojeda Takes Reprisals On Americans In Guaymas
Nogales dispatches report Gen Pedro Ojeda enacts reprisals against Americans in Guaymas for U S nonrecognition of Huerta as Mexico's leader. Americans crossing from Gusymas report jail without charges and abuse by fedte bands. Consul D Taylor resigns, citing no Washington backing to protect nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Pedro Ojeda
Gusymas
United States
General Huerta
Mexico
Fed
D Taylor
Guaymas
State Department
Washington
Guaymes
Study Arizona Prison System Visit by Peter Clarke McFarlane
Magazine writer Peter Clarke McFarlane visits Florence to inspect Arions famous prison system. He travels with Ombie McFarlane Harry Welch and the Governor by automobile to the downtown hotel for breakfast before touring the prison to examine the new convict handling system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arions
Florence
Peter Clarke McFarlane
Ombie McFarlane
Harry Welch
Yestern
Tombstone Daily News Briefs and Local Appointments
Wednesday reports show general public sentiment in the county. Wm Anderson of Bisbee and others visited Tombstone on legal matters with HF Bryant representing Krackner Zork Moyle of El Paso. M G Kirkpatrick now heads Studebaker agency in Douglas. Gypsy fortunetellers arrived, zinc prospects draw mining men, and several merchants and drummers were seen in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm . Anderson
Bisbee
Tombstone
HF Bryant
Krackner
Zork & Moyle
el Paso
EM Berg
National Bank of Atizna
Weling Overland
Hapmouile
M. G. Kirkpatrick
Tomb=stone
Douglas
Studebaker Automobile
Amber City
Henry Pilman
Benson
Thomas Cowan
Gleeson
American woman held as spy released after jail term
A American woman once jailed as a spy in Agua Prieta was released June 28 and moved to Douglas. She says she conformed to orders only briefly, believes stricter compliance would have worsened her fate, and that bonds in favor of the commisario were never provided. Her forfeiture was in Agua Prieta, and her mother lived there. She refused to post bonds and will not do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Meyers
Agua Prieta
Douglas
Dougine
Rains Slow Cochise Roads and Dam Work
In Cochise County heavy rains have left Leslie canyon roads in poor condition and filled a dam with sand. Rancher Bob Stanford notes mud and sand, while Chief Engineer Franklin R Maxwell says sand intrusion is not harmful and will be addressed as the dam nears completion. He expects underflow to be controlled and water delivery to the flats below by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Canyon
Bob Stanford
Franklin R Maxwell
Maxwell
Mounted Inspector Examination Set For Tucson
An examination for mounted inspector in the immigration service will be held at Tucson on August 6. Applicants must be 21 to 45 years old, with pay at $1.35 per year. The service seeks good horsemen used to range riding and outdoor life rather than formal education. Obtain Chinese and Immigration Laws from the Bureau of Immigration in Washington. Application blanks from the Secretary Civil Service Board, Post Office, San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immigration Service
Tucson
Bureau of Immigration
Washington
Civil Service Board
Postoffice
San Francisco
Cal
Tombstone Notes And Travelers From Daily The Tombstone
Tombstone residents report Bob Cole confined to a Juneau hospital after an electric wire accident burning his hands. Victor Fistonetti departed for Bisbee to visit his daughter Louis Woolery plans moving to an alfalfa farm near Phoenix. Charles Bachelder and Paul Smith depart for Faywood Springs for two weeks vacation. HM Maule of Denver visits Tombstone for mining business. John Poration and spouse head to Los Angeles for several weeks of sea breeze. Cochise Road work advances toward better highways. Sonora reports unrest near Tombstone as tensions rise. Superior Court awaits Judge Lockwood after Judge Sutter’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Cole
Io the Boepi'al
Juneau
Alaska
Tere
Ira Victor Fistonetti
Bisbee
Louis Momo
Loui Woolery
Benson
Phoenix
Refer County Seat Removal Bill to Voters
A H Gardiner of Tombstone leads petitions in Tucson and nearby towns to referendum the county seat removal bill. He cites haste in drafting and warns it could invite speculative interests, with signers reaching about 2091 in six days. Campaigns aim to redraw the measure to protect taxpayers and curb speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Legitslature
H Gardiner
Tombstone
Tucton
Coconino County
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Tucson
G. W. Pillock
Tpeedsy Evening
Citisen
Daily field notes on Tucson business and social visits
Monday’s Daily reports A H Gardner of Hus chuce Cole Tucson on business. Supervisor Riggs and PB Warnekros visit Tucson for brief business. Walter Melgren leaves for Los Angeles for weeks on the coast. Goodbody residence hosts a dancing party with refreshments and merrymaking. Mrs LA Smith entertains friends at a lawn party with ice cream and cake. OB Hutehine returns from Douglas with Sunday visit. William Cowanie arrives from his Sulphur Spring ranch. Ray brakeman returns from San Jo and coast trips. Miss Alice Swain returns from Los Angeles after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A H Gardner
Huschuce Cole
Tucson
Riggs
Old Pueblo
PB Warnekros
Arilngtoa
Goodbody
Mins Ja Thiel
Mre LA Smith
Ali
Gues A
William Cowanie
Bet Ray
batone-Benson
EBP & SW
San J
Trio of Daring Life Savers Marooned in San Pedro River
Three prominent Tombstone families led by County Assessor Ed Hughes, Assistant Assessor HS Ross, and Bill Fowler found their autos stuck in rising San Pedro river after a trip from Fort Huachuca. The trio waded and towed vehicles to shore, earning praise from the Prostrator for courage and self preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
San Pedro
Ed Hughes
HS Ross
Bill Fowler
Fort Huachuca
Small Placed Under $15,000 Bail in Mail Fraud Case
Boston dispatch reports Frederick E Small formerly of Everett Massachusetts was brought from Prescott Arizona and held on $15,000 bail for conspiracy to use the mails in a fraudulent scheme tied to the Brook lyn Arizona Mining Company of which he was president. Calvin Crorett treasurer of the American Gecurs corporation also posted $15,000 bail amid allegations that at least $500,000 was taken in New England through the alleged mail swindle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Dispatch
Frederick E Small
Everett
Mass
Prescott
Ariz
Brooklyn- Arizona
Calvin Crorett
American Gecurs' Corporation
Small
Ite
New England
Also Mentioned on This Page
the County Recorder
Berg
Xobingen
Biebee
J Hamilton
Ceaasan
M Chapman
O'Neil
TJ Leeson
Hammond
IC E Adams
Ella Adame
Dugan
Bane
Oler
E Williams
Stsesaweld
Lemasters
Chattel Mortgage
AW Holmes
Komicketts Livestock
R E Baxter
Stan Furn
Russell
J G Gibson
J B Bone
E R Fisher
McCartan
J B
ART
Ince
Patagonia
Min & der Co
W Wallace
P Martinez
Dovgine
Rossi
Bono
Gleen Son
Marchello Et al
Bono Gleeron
JM Reardon
Ed Barnette Horoes
Willcox Bank & Trust Co
Bush Ariz Bank & Trust Co
H Bowe
JP Cummings
Have Jewelry Co
Redd
Bryce Douglas
Litchenber
Cantrell
Barritt
Land
Realty Mortgage
Holmes
D Shipman
Kitts Lone, Broson Prop
Dixon
Bobo
Dougies
FL McCarthy
Bowie
Warnekros
F H Parker
Meggie Gabarra
T Roberts
Meredith
Realty
Elvey
Douglas Dowglae
Kerner Sith
Hellman
Dred
TW Wallace
FL Robles
Michel
Douglea
Mendoza
P Valdes
Besan
Doug Tay
Francis Douglas
Toouo
K Keay, Jr
Seeley
Logen
R Resy Jr
Assa
Douglas Prep
A. C. Lockwood
Pioneer's Home
Ojeda
McParlane
E Uoty
Hughart
Pairbank
State Bridge
Dregoone
J T Kingeborg
Taient
Houston
Tex
Charles Bachelder
Paul Smith
Faywood Springs
HM Maule
Denver
John Poration
Dragoon Mountains
Loss Angeles
Sonora
Destiny
Superior Court
Pinesalve
Walter Melgren
Los Angeles
Ranstant
OB Hutehine
Smerier
Alice Swain Bee
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