Records of Cochise County Instruments Filed With County Recorder
The records show numerous property transfers and mortgages in Cochise County including mayor Yoho to Elizabeth Rogers. Henry Gration to International Land & Improvement Company. International Land & Improvement to Henry Granton. Remi Labonde to Joseph Waters and to Chas T Winwood for mines in Warren district Bisbee. Theodore Nicolai et al to Wm L and Georgia Douglas. Turquoise Copper Mining & Smelting to The Western Company for Turquoise district mines. AA Castenada to Carton Aurelia and Alfonso Castenads in Benson. E Mclean to RD Hail. Abe Shimpet ux to John Fredericks for Warren mines. (amounts listed) 850 7300 250 45820 100. Mortgage satisfactions: First National Bank of Douglas to George W Graham 3000 135.
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Keps Yoho
Taylor
Elizabeth Rogers
Henry Grarton
Interneional Land & Improvement Company
Douglas Poperty
International Land & Line
Henry Granton
Remi Labonde
Joseph Waters
Warren
Chas T Winwood
Warbisbee
John
CA Bailey
Bisbee
Theodore Nicolai Et Ax
Wm L
Georgia Douglas
Arizona Squaw Traveling East to Visit Prisoner of War Brother
An Apache woman from the San Carlos reservation, sister of Naiche, traveled from Arizona toward Fort Still to see her brother Naiche, held as a prisoner of war at Fort Still for his role in Geronimo’s campaign. She spent hours at El Paso Union Depot, bewildered by the bustle, and kept a low profile, avoiding attention while the station buzzed around her.
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San Carlos Reservation
Naiche
Fort Still
Union Depot
el Paso
Fife
Fort Still Reservation
Arizona
Geronimo
County Exchequerer Counts 91360 In Treasury Funds
The board of supervisors and district attorney visited the county treasurer's office and counted bonds cash and checks totaling 91360.33 in the custody of Treasurer Ganes. The report claims Cahess county holds a larger treasury balance than Maricops county, per a published report from there. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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Board of Supervisors
Treseurer Ganes
Coehiss County
Maricops County
U S Inspectors Target Cattle Fence In Co chive County
Government inspectors in Cochise County are investigating fencing of public land by cattlemen. They demand removal of the Slaughter fence from Silver Creek toward the New Mexican line, once used to keep cattle from Mexico and off the San Bernardino range. The fence is tied to an Erie Cattle Company past, now claimed by the county for nonpayment of taxes, with quarantine considerations delaying action. Inspectors will review other land entries in Sulphur Springs valley where cattlemen fenced government land without title, likely prompting removal orders from the general land office.
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Cochive County
Silver Creek
Cottonwood
New Mexican
Erie Cattle Company
Mexico
San Bernardino
Ryan Bros
Neal & Hysham
Washington
Ceneral Land Office
Slaughter
Dr. Norton
Territorial Board
Machine Guns For Cananea Threats Prompt Precautions
Mrs. Will Stewart of Cananea writes that Col. C. Greene has returned from Chicago and New York with two rapid firing guns and several searchlights to guard the copper camp. The lights will flank the town and a night watchman will be aided, while machine guns guard the lower town. Mexican miners allegedly tried to burn a company building last week and were captured. The letter also mentions pushing for Col Emilio Konterlitzeky to command troops stationed at Cananea under a Mexican war department order.
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Will Stewart
Cananea
el Paso
Col . C. Greene
Colonel Greene
Chicago
New York
Roxquilly
Stewart
Emilio Konterlitzeky
Rurales
Mexican War Department
Immigrants Enter United States at Ellis Island Station
The number of immigrants who entered the United States through Ellis Island station during the fiscal year ending June 20th reached 1,082,054, an increase of 199,075 over the preceding year.
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United States
Eile Island Station
Arizona-Led Deportation Crisis In Insane Mexicans
W H Bishop and two assistants visited Phoenix with a story about recent negotiations between the United States and Mexico. They report an arrangement to deport Mexican subjects in Arizona asylums, with about 40 aliens, mostly Mexicans, to be cared for or returned, highlighting cross-border asylum practices and a border burden on Arizona.
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W. H. Bshop
United States Commissioner of Insmigration
Tucson
Phoenix
Arizona
United States
Republic of Mexico
Mexico
Bishop
Territorial
Ferguson
Nogales
Sonora
Negro Laborers For Arizona Railroads at Tonto Basin a Workforce
Seventy three Negro laborers fresh from Georgia join Italian workers at the Tonto Basin dam site, contracted by O Rourke. R H Collins reports they adapt well under the Ariz sun, proving to be diligent laborers as shipments to eastern markets accelerate.
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Georgia
Tonto
Dan
O'Rourke
South
Arizona
R. H Collins
Phoenix
Electric propulsion ship aims to cross Atlantic in three days
An inventor claims a ship with an electrical propulsion system could cross the Atlantic in three days, though success remains unproven. Hoetetter's Stomach Bitters is touted as a trusted remedy for poor appetite insomnia nervous headache indigestion and related ailments, with a 50 year history and a private stamp on bottles.
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Hoetetter
Local residents and visitors on a rainy day in the city
Jack Howard of Dos Cabezas and John Kock from Bisbee register at the Arcade Hotel. Rain damaged Chihuahua Hill and a railroad culvert near Copper Queen hospital. Helen Badger and Helen Benedict visit. G W Swain to Nogales for Opata Tribe Grand Council. Miss Keach hospitalized in Los Angeles. Latur Day celebration planning meeting midweek. Tombstone party near Hooker’s Hot Springs travels for weeks. J H Welle of Denver visits to examine mining properties.
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Bisbee
Chihuahua Hill
Copper Queen Hospital
Cochise County Leads in School Children
County Superintendent of Schools Rockfellow struggles to finish the annual report and census for the past year as trustees of census marshal at Pearce fail to send in their report. The census will show a marked increase over last year with Maricopa County close behind. towns Douglas Bisbee Tombstone and Benson also show significant gains.
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Rockfellow
Pearce
Maricopa County
Douglas, Bisbee
Tombstone
Benson
Arizona Skunk May Develop Hydrophobia
Thomas Frier and his wife, bitten near Flagstaff, sought treatment at Pas teur Institute in Chicago for hydrophobia prevention and were told they were past danger. They captured the skunk that bit them and brought it to the institute, where it developed hydrophobic symptoms. The Arizona skunk, common in the region, suggests any bite might cause hydrophobia.
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Thomas Frier
Flagstaff
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
Arizona
Marriage licenses issued in probate court
The following licenses were issued in the probate court in recent days Jesus Lujan to wed Anita A Cabella both of Benson J K Merritt to wed Amanda E Rivas both of Wilgus D Kirkendall to wed Maud Wills both of Douglas Walter M Smith to wed Elle F Vir both of Dongiss
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Jesus Lujan
Anita A Cabella
Benson
J K Merritt
Amanda E Rivas
Wilgus
D Kirkendall
Maud Wills
Douglas
Walter M Smith
Elle F. Vir
Dongiss
Benson Industrial School Receives 13 Year Old Boy From Phoenix
From Tuesday's Daily the Industrial School at Benson received a 13 year old boy from Phoenix on Wednesday. His turns two years. The day’s census for Tucson allows 2 085 children of school age. The con foe Phoenix shows 2394 giving a very good lead for Tucson over the capital city schools. Over sixty carloads of santalouper s have already been shipped from Mes a this season. The motor industry of the Salt river valley is assuming very profitable proportions Arthur Weeks and Elia Wise of Pearce were married by Probate Judge Goodbody last evening. The couple will make their future home in this city where the groom is in the employ of the Tombstone Consolidated. The coming hose race tournament for Tombstone on Labor Day promises to be an exciting event. Bisbee Douglas Cananea and other cities will be invited to contest for the prize. A program of events will be announced later on by the committee. A Tombstone resident claims to have felt a slight earthquake last night. Blight tremors have been noticed in Douglas and Bisbee recently while El Paso and New Mexic points have been visited by severe shocks. There will be a short session of the district court tomorrow when it is expected that a number of decisions will be handed down. A ruling on the demurrer in the Cadena de Cabre case will in all probability be made. It is also expected that the tax case of J. Gaines vs Norton Stewart in regard to the Willcox lot assessment will be taken up by agreement. Charles Wilkes today exhibited some fine specimens of copper ore taken from his recent locations in the Drygoon mountains near Middle ass.
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Benson
Phoenix
Tucson
Tuson
Arthur Weeks
Elia Wise
Pearce
Goodbody
Tombstone Consolidated
Tombstone
Bisbee
Douglas
Cananea
District Court
Cadena de Cabre
J. Gaines
Norton Stewart
Willcox
Charles Wilkes
Drygoon Mountains
Middleass
Cochise County Sees Sharp Rise in Voter Registration
Registration in Cochise County is rising with totals expected to exceed 7 090 this year, up from 5 261 last year. Nearly every voting precinct shows a strong increase, especially Bisbee Douglas Tombstone and Benson, with most precincts ahead of last cycle. The county may lead in registrations as Maricopa trails despite population growth.
Kent Opposes Joint Statehood for Arizona
Chief Justice Edward Kent reiterates opposition to a proposed joint statehood for Arizona. He had left the territory and remained steadfast in his views, seen by Arizonans as a leading opponent to the plan.
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Arizona
Territory
Edward Kent
County Supervisors to Inspect Benson Bridge Site Plan
The board of supervisors will travel to Benson in the morning to inspect the river locality regarding a proposed bridge across the river. The aim is to facilitate crossing for residents of Johnson and Dragon towns when water levels are high. The Benson Board of Trade will arrange entertainment for the Supervisors. The Tombstone baseball team will travel to Pearce on Sunday for a return game after a prior loss. Pearce recently played soldiers and lost 9 to 6.
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Board of Supervisors
Benson
Johnsop
Dragoons
Board of Trade
Tombstone
Pearce
Coming Irrigation Congress urged attendance from Arizona
Gov proclamation urges Arizona delegates to attend the Coming Irrigation Congress at Boise Idaho to discuss irrigation needs and share experiences. Leaders from cities counties and groups will appoint delegates in coming weeks to ensure broad participation and exchange of ideas.
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Gov Cutler
Sitone
Irrigation Congress
Tueld
Bouse
Idaho
Sen
Arizona
Arzona
Arizona wool sale dominates Albuquerque market
An Albuquerque dispatch reports one million pounds of Arizona wool in Santa Fe yards ready for scouring. Purchases by A Vandewart for Brown T Adams of Boston cover three weeks, with 43 box cars total from Williams and Holbrook. Wool is mostly heavy, priced 12 to 16 cents per pound, finer lots fetch 1 to 2 cents more.
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Albuquerque
Arizona
Santa Fe
A. Vandewart
Brown T
Arizona Cowboys Reach Out To Cohoes Girls In Letters
In a whimsical cross state story, Mise Flourine Ford of Cohoes New York sent a note to Sheriff Pacero in Tucson seeking a correspondence with a handsome cowboy. A Jackson ranch hand delivered the note and letters circulated among Tucson’s leading cowboys sparking a light romance.
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Covoys
Arizona
Mise Flourine Ford
Cohoes
New York
Pareco
Tucson
Jacson
Romencs
An Arizonan Stung By a Scorpion
Judge A. B. Tomlinson was stung on the finger by a scorpion and hours later became almost completely paralyzed with numbness in his limbs and a burning sensation in his tongue throat and stomach. He suffered severe sleeplessness and weakness before recovering late that evening.
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A. B. Tomlinson
Poets Gazette
Ely's Cream Balm for nasal relief and spray tube
Ad claims Ely's Cream Balm relieves nasal catarrh by cleansing and healing the face, available from druggists in solid form and as a liquid with a trial size. Announces atomizer friendly Cream Balm in final form with a spraying tube priced at a nickel or five cents.
Ranger Capt. Rynning Discharges Ranger Burnett
Captain Rynning, who left Douglas quietly, went to Tucson to verify a report that a ranger was intoxicated and in police custody. He dismissed Reuben E. Burnett from service, a move approved by the governor.
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Captain Rynning
Rangers
Douglas
Tucson
Capt. Rynnin
Reuben E. Burnett
Rynning
Cloudburst in Mexican town kills and injures many
A cloudburst on July 10 at Ocampo Chihuahua Mexico with a heavy landslide washed away part of the city. Ten people died and many were injured. Colonel Greene's offices at Corral part of the works and the mining company's offices were destroyed. No Americans were killed.
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el Paso
Texas
Ocampo
Chihuahua
Mexico
Greene
Corral
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County Recorder
EF Fisher
Smith Premier Typewriter Company
Henry M Gee
Norman
Barr
Kathleen N
Florence
Fairlee AB Emanuel Et al
First National Bank of
George W Graham
Chamberai
U. S
Jack Howard
Dos Cabezas
John Kock
Bis
Jones
Cananesis
City
Arcade Hotel
Fd Land
Andy Hamm
Gallura Mountains
Helen Badger
Paradise
Helen Benedict
G. W. Swain
Nogates
Opata
Grand Council
W G Gilmore
Los Angeles
Miss Keach
Hooker's Hot Springs
R. S. Hunt
William Bennett
W. H. Roberts
Bisbea
Wien Sisters
Russelville
J. H. Welle
Denver, Colo
Mr. Welle
Mesa
Salt River Valley
Douglas and
Paso
New
Naco
Baller
Arizona Cowboys
State of
Omo
Tove
J. Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Fras J. Cuexey
A. D
A. W. Grrasox
Mall
F. J.cumsey & Co
Ohio
Ayer
NASA
Ely
Mar
Aromantic
Droggiste
Capt
Elletss
O.M. Ferry & CO
Detroit
E. E. Burlingame 4 CO. Assay Offige Sno Ches Sfs
Gefon
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Dunvant
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