Tombstone Records From Cochise County Holdings
A compressed list of Cochise County titles records and property transfers from Tombstone to Bisbee and Willcox includes numerous lot transactions in Bisbee Douglas and Tombstone, with estates, mining claims, mortgages, and probate actions noted along with court and patent items. The long list highlights transfers, partnerships, and notices across Warren, Douglas, Bisbee, and Willcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IW Wallace
J Campbell
Bisbee
Samuel Hayturst
G Giteon
Marcello Hernandez
Hirst Etux
Douglas
Ned C Giteon
J H Jahr
James Logie Etux
Bowers
D McCartney
Wee
Nathan L Amster
JM Hedges
M Roche
WH Dunham
Pringle
Courtland Meat Co
National Cash Register Co
Cash Register
JG Campbell Et
Jobn Keto
Pearce Mercantile Co
Stimpson
Devila M Nichols
L & Chamberlin Et Ux
J O'Brien
Courtland Lumber Co
Courtland
Mining Matters in the Dragoons near Dragoon station
The Empire Gold-Copper Mining company reports rich copper sulphide ore at the Princess group near Dragoon station, bolstering stockholder confidence and supporting government geologist forecasts of large regional ore bodies. Tombstone reports smelter construction activity with grading, cement, and ore-buying readiness. On Chicora, Arizona United Mines Co shows 15 percent copper and 1.5 percent silver ore, fueling camp excitement as seasoned miners foresee a major southwest boom at Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Gold-Copper Mining Company
Princess Group of Mines
Dragoon Station
Tombstone
Johnson Camp
Arizona United Mines Co
Southwest
Johnson
Johnson Sues for Quiet Title on Homestead Mining Claim
A J Johnson files suit in the clerk's office against Leadville Townsite Leasing & Mining and others to quiet title. He alleges pretended mining locations on his Sulphur Springs valley homestead, drilling holes, surveying into a townsite with streets and lots, and selling lots that would cause irreparable damage and destroy his enjoyment and use of the property. Attorneys French and Stephenson appear for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AJ Johnson
Leadville
Sulphur Springs
Jess
French and
Stephenson
Shipping Ore to Clifton Smelters
George K. Reed, superintendent of Shannon Copper, arrived from unas camp on business. He reports Copper Belle is shipping two carloads of ore daily to Clifton smelters and that work is progressing well. The Southern Pacific built a spur to the mine, easing ore handling, boosting Gleeson district prospects for bullion production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Reed
Shannon Copper
Gleenon
Unas
Reed
Gleeson
Heavy Loss in Crops By Recent Rains
John Cook reports from Sulphur Springs valley that a Monday night driving rain and strong winds damaged crops, especially melons and corn, with estimated losses around $5,000. He says the valley never saw such a heavy downpour in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cook
Sulphur Springs
Mr. Cook
Tombstone Prepares to Wallop Courtland Next Sunday
Monday’s Daily notes Tombstone’s bold wager against Courtland with a future match set for Sunday. It records local civic updates, a drought-weather omen, court activity slow since adjournment, and a string of visits by officials, miners, and merchants including Judge McCabe, Scherer, Bowen, and many others.
Tombstone Notables On Legal, Personal Movements and Health
Attorney J M O Connell visits on legal matters while J Flannigan returns from Bisbee. J N Gaines recovers from appendicitis and J W Walker, KG Maxwell, J T Kingebury, J C Riggs, G J McCabe, Thomas Cowan, Ed Wilcot, William Roath, J J Bowen, Jake Scherrer, Charles Ingeam, W F Kaiser, William Pearce and family make travels or resurface in Tombstone. Rain and renewed grass uplift local spirits as Huachuca residents note the weather brings relief and hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roath
Tombstone
J J Bowen
Jake Scherrer
Charles Ingeam
Houston
Texas
Rescued From the Raging San Pedro
A young man from Dong came to Tombstone to visit a friend and planned a country ride. Heavy rain raised the San Pedro River below Fairbank, the horse stuck in midstream, and rescuers later retrieved the buggy and pair after a failed ford attempt. Caution urged: do not cross the San Pedro after rain storms at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dong
Tombstone
San Pedro
Fairbank
Pairbank
Moral
Cheer Up Old Timer Buttoning Dresses Advice
A humorous column urges resilience after a man who escaped his residence is advised to smile. It muses on wives and dresses with buttons, noting some lack buttons or wives, and ends with a lighthearted reminder that worse things exist than buttoning dresses.
Delegate Cameron Introduces Santa Catalina Lands Proclamation
In Congress, Delegate Cameron proposes authorizing the president to proclaim lands in the Santa Catalina mountains a game preserve. He also notes Frank H Hands of Paradise seeks redress for losses suffered in 1886 when renegade Apache Indians attacked Cochise county, killing his brother and destroying property. Arizona asks federal aid to curb prairie dogs in Sulphur Spring Valley. Cameron plans to discuss with the agriculture department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Lille
Santa Catalina Mountains
Frank H
Hands of Paradise
Cochise County
Arizona
Gove
Agricultural Department
Must Answer For Killing Hog
Judge Daniel McFarland issued warrants for the Mexicano alleged to have killed and stolen a hog belonging to James Laub. The crime is said to have occurred in the Dragoon mountains on Laub’s ranch on the eighteenth of the month, when the defendant killed the animal cut it in two and took the hind quarters. Trial set for tomorrow morning at 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McFarland
James Laub
Dragoon Mountains
Nacozarites Joined in Wedlock
Judge Daniel Mc Farland united Frank Marion Brown and the Shields, both residents of Naco vari Sonora Mexico in a local ceremony. They arrived from Douglas on the morning train and left for Nacozari on the afternoon train amid well wishes from friends in Tomstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McFarland
Frank Marion Brown
Shields
Nacovari
Tomtstone
Killed One Man Wounded Two In Arizona Shooting
Albert Ryan former Jerome Miners union secretary killed H E Snyder and wounded Otto Miller and Michael Lopez in Los Angeles last Friday. Ryan gained notoriety for a court tirade against the judge jury and courts. He was sentenced to 18 months in Yuma, later reversed and retrial ordered. Otto Miller, a printer, once worked for Tut Probst. a brother Louis Miller is back in prison for forgery. Arizona California railroad work to finish Parker to Bengal begins in September linking Wickenburg with Colorado mining belts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ryan
Jerome
Stoun
Yuma
Ryan
Otto Miller
Iesprinter
Tut
Louis Miller
Douglas
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adclaim and Endorsements
This vintage testimonial-style notice offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case and asserts F J Cheney is trustworthy. claims Hall's Catarrh Cure treats internal bodily mucous surfaces and lists endorsements by Ware, Kisxax and Manvix as wholesale druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F J. Curxey & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Ware
Kisxax & Manvix
Wholesale Druggiste
Arizona Elks Float Captures Second Prize At Parade
From Los Angeles date Ikth the Paos recrox cor respondent reports the Elks largest reunion ends with an electrical circus parade. Arizona delegates depart after a week of festivities while some stay to rest or head to Seattle exposition. Arizona float wins second prize after losing first to the Spanish float. Arizona’s showing contrasts with New Mexico and stirs eastern readers about state admission to the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Paos Recrox
Grand Lodge
Elks
Cochise
Seattle
Firet Prn
Arizona
New Mexico
Arizona Names in Masonic History
Arizona names appear in a Louisiana Missouri cornerstone ceremony for a Masonic temple. Names inscribed include Justice Parker of Phoenix and Associate Judge Dosn of Tomtatone, with Parker noted as high priest of Lyons Royal Arch at Bowling Green in 1876.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Pease
PP. Parker
Phoenix
Fletcher M. Dosn
Tomtatone
Judge Parker
Lyons Royal Arch
Bowling Green
Missouri
F M.dean
William F. Oglesby
Pyoent
Graveyard additions and town plans threaten old borders
The graveyard on the hill at Yuma was added to Sunday as the body of M Gonzales, a twenty year old terrier, died of Brights disease and was laid to rest. Mayor Heney vows to make Tucson s tenderloin district ancient history while Supervisor W A rt promotes camping sites in the Chiricahua mountains covering 466,500 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
M Gonzales
Bright
Tucson
Heney
W Art
Douglas
Chiricahua Mountains
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JB Anderson
Peter Johnson
Warren
RL Powell
Bowquillas Land & Cattle Co
E Lewandowski
Providence Copper Company
Henry Staller
M L Downs
Dougie
McGarty
Jos Campbell
Horves
Jenoie
Radford
State Manual
Douglar
Fred C Moore
William Cowan
Gibson
Dougles
Joseph Cortin
W M Allen, Jr
George Clement
Cochise B& L Association
Henry Forrest
Raat Gass
Heffora Mining Co
Jacob Pirring
End
EG Reilly
Joha
Underwood
Fisher Et Ax
Thomas T Teale
Josephine
Taaffe
Probate
A Jordan
Hugh Eckridge
Herman Sehinieding
Angius
James Reilly
Santa Cruz County
Ing Register
Earl W Bowers
Fale
Fred ] Hann
Joseph Curtie
Hartford
William Johneos
John White
Dateo
Court House
Batisfac
Amos Marion
William Speed
Thomas D Fulghum
Mort
Norton-Morgan Co
Power OF Attorney
Fidelity Sod Guaranty Co
T A Hughes
G H Neale
Fred Sutter
C A Bennett
Plant
Anderson Et al
Wickenburg
Yuma County
A. J. Johnson
Clifton Smelters
Young
Ralph Cameron
Congress
District Court
AJ Walton, Jr
Emelia Cota
SA Young
Bushee
Helen L Hamburg
Hamburg
GJ McCabe
Jake Scherer
John J Bowen
Ceat
Board of Qualization
Ed Flannigan
Harry Kendall
Kendall Land & Cattle Company
Line Gallen
Whetsone
HN Cooley
Milwaukee
Arlington
HA Hamilton
Well Grocery
el Paso
James A Dick & Co
Hamilton
Beck
WK Flores
CK Sawyer
H Marshall
JM Sutor
Scott Gatliff
Peares
Mre Whitteleey
East
John C Riggs
Doe Cabezas
George Sabin
W G Taylor
Dougla
William Blackbure
Anti” 1
JJ Pearce
Mr. Pearce
J M O'Connell
J Flannigan
Advicus
J. N. Gaines
Joba W Walker
KG Maxwell
Denver
Joba C Riggs
St Louie
Chicago
J T Kingebury
G J McCabe
Thomas Cowan
Ed Wilcot
Copper Queen Hospital
W F Kaiser
William Pearce
Tucsons
Oakland
Cal
Joe Norcross
Higher
Huachuca Water Company
Arizona and California
Parker
Bengal
Stern
Colorado
Pokorns
Ma. Ferry
Detroit, Mich
Lle Vestrauss &Co
Bea Oldera
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