Bisbee and Willcox Property Transfers and Notices
A long list of real estate transfers, leases, sales, and mortgage satisfactions across Bisbee, Willcox, and Tombstone areas. Includes H Duncan, J Warne, W White, Bertha Swanson, Mascot and Western Railroad Co, First National Bank of Douglas, and Bank of Lowell among numerous individuals and firms. Public records cover land, livestock, and motor company interests with frequent references to Bisbee prop, Douglas prop, and Tombstone prop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee-Nuco Water Co
H Sisson
Bisbee
Speed
Emma Reed Douglas
Bertha Swanson
Bozick
Sree
Mascot & Western Railroad Co
Willcox
Gast
Hattich
Tombstone
Bank of Lowell Land
First National Bank of Douglas
Douglas
Larranaga
New Cases Filed in Superior Court Proceedings Highlight Probate and Divorces
The docket lists probate actions including estate of H Neville with July hearings, notices to creditors, guardianships for minors, and accounts. Divorces noted include Decree of divorce for Hs Dr vs Leonore Cr and Annie Dorlie vs P Dottie, plus E Garrett vs Myrtle Garrett. Minor matters involve guardianship orders and continuations, with several cases continued to July dates. A scorpion bite incident and social notes accompany court entries in a consolidated local report.
Local notes mix in Willeos and county meeting hints
A census enumator Paul Monday is linked with Willeos where a woman with children was found. County board of equalization scheduling an audience of kickers is announced. A Chinese minister remarks that Americans in China come to take back what they can, reflecting mutual expedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willeos
Paul
County Board of Equiization
America
Suavely
China
Fragmented 19th Century Nevada News Items
A jumbled Tuesday report notes a washed away bridge at Snake ranch and stray references to local notes on skunk bites and hydrophobia. It mentions Mohave county bid calls for a courthouse and fire vault, plus a call for statehood of Mexicana. A Japanese applicant’s denial to California law college prompts a damages suit. RS Hutch named assistant prison superintendent drew critique about the hiring choice.
Appraisers appoint Rafferty. varied court matters noted
The report details Rafferty appraisers and a garnishee use of the Ingersoll name by a cigar maker, plus a motto on cigar boxes. It notes numerous legal actions including a decree of divorce, estate and guardianship matters, admin notices, and probate proceedings._mentions of census notices, local travel, and local infrastructure updates follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ingersoll
Stanfield
Ingersoll
Aelank
Guardian
Benson Taxpayers Reflect On Assessments And Proposals
A large number of Benson residents responded to notices about raised assessments with plans for appeals and protests. In Wilkus and Ben, taxpayers intend to attend the polls. meanwhile a man who proposed the rise will face the ballot. Dr. Douglas, once Grant’s physician, is now a charity patient in New York, paralyzed and taking boarders as he struggles. The Journal-Miner reports rich ore found at Silver King on the 10 foot level, gold sulphurets worth hundreds per ton. John Slaughter returns from a San Bernardino ranch with news of abundant rain and tall grass between Mud Springs and the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Gen'l Grant
New York
General Grant
Wite
Journal-Miner
John Slaughter
San Bernardino Ranch
Palmer Usto Junge Land Ste J Carter
A fragmentary note lists names Palmer Usto Junge Land Ste J Carter and others amid an unclear event. No dates or places are provided. The readable text mentions a motor accident and Brann to Max and Braver in a likely brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
100 Tons of Hay Go Up in Smoke in Safford
Sunday evening around 7 30 a haystack on Richard Layton's ranch north of Safford caught fire. Two more stacks burned quickly with 100 bales total destroyed including sixty tons from Layton. Fire department and citizens confined the blaze and saved nearby property. Alfred CL operated the farm. Layton thanked responders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safford
Richard Layton
Layton
CL. Alfred
Mining Work Resumes At Payla West Of Courtland
Work restarts at Payla a mining property two miles west of Courtland under Joby Gleeson with shaft cleaning and fresh timbering. A carload of ore from the old dump is expected to pay for the effort. Deputy Sheriff Red Gannon arrived from Bisbee with matters for the superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payla
Courtland
Joby Gleeson
Gleeson
Printing prices in Tombstone lower than other goods
Tuesday’s notes show Tombstone printing costs run below other merchandise. Attorney Fred Sutterway visited the county seat on superior court matters in his Studebaker. Deputy Bowden returned from Bisbee and Douglas after days seeking the reported special venue. Mine Inspector Ed Massy, deputy state mine inspector, visited the city on office duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. Woodruff
Douglas
City
J. F Ross
Tombstone
Fred Sutterway
Superior Court
Studebaker
Percy Bowden
Bisbee J and
Massy
Arizona
Casey
Ellinwood
Ross
Bisbee
Eugene S Ives
Tucson
Tuc
Scott Gets Judgment for $30,000 Against Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles July 20 A verdict for plaintiff Joseph Scott with damages totaling 30000 was returned against the Los Angeles Times in a libel suit. Scottsdale lawyer John Mason Ross assisted, citing Scotts prominent Arizona and California ties and involvement in state politics and legal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Los Angeles ‘Times
Joseph Scott
VA Holzer
John Mason Ross
Western Union Telegraph Company
J the Bisbee
Arizona
Ellinwood
Ross
California
Tate
Knights of Columbus
Bar of the Southwest
Costello
Scott
Los Angeles Times
Railroad Ball in Dry Arizona Ends in 90 Day Back Trip
An account from Lordsburg Lib says a Railroad Ball in dry Arizona devolved into chaos. A switchman drunk on Bootleggers Delight toppled, Helen claimed audacious status, a beer bottle injury occurred, and Casey Jones caused a derailment. Judge Schmidt later declared the man a bad order and sentenced him to 90 days in the back trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Saly
Casey Jones
Bumpus
Marshall Dorsey
Dorsey
Municipal Roundhouse
Schmidt
Arizona Wins In Oil Rate Case
Phoenix July 20 The interstate commerce commission upheld the Arizona corporation commission in an oil rate dispute reducing fuel oil rates from Bakersfield to Arizona by fifty cents per ton and ordering further cuts. The Santa Fe and Southern Pacific faced the case. expected effects include substantial savings for Arizona consumers and large mining firms, with oil as the main fuel for most camps and railroads except a Santa Fe line segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arizona Corporation Commission
California
Kansas
Texas
Arizona
Bakersfield
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Commission
Lupton
Winslow
Gallup
Heffner Kills Ostrich in Self Defense
J. W. Heffner faced an ostrich that blocked horses entering a field. The bird lunged and tried to strike him with a foot. Heffner struck the ostrich’s neck with a club, killing it within minutes, in what authorities described as a necessary self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Heffner
Mr. Heffner
Mr. Heffger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cochise County
H Duncan Douglas
Darling
Gorman Douglas
Warne
Abies
White
J Merch
H Dugan
Holman Et Ux
KR Mortough
H DuBois
Burton Land
Kidder
Kempton
Erickson
Kempton Land
Graham
Foulkes Douglas
Chelins
Bank of Douglas, Douglas
M Spear
Attson Bisbee
Atrrement
Lancaster With Wickersham Pruitt Cattle Co
H Hall
The
Meguire Co
Possnasory
Bisbee Improvement Co
J McWherther
J Boone
J Angle
Riggs Et al
Douglas Motor Co
Wools
C Kendrickson
Johnson House
Futcher
Cowan
Misenhimer
Willcox B & T Co
H Parmley
M Rumely Co
Cgrunow
Welsh Co Grunow
Rumeley Co
Moter
A Wilson
Wilcox B & T Co
Citizens B & T Co
J Treen
BEL Sorotation
Beesie Williams
Comme
Pana G Clement
Bargain and
DRED
Hanley
Gast Tombstone
Cmattle Mortgage
National Grocery Co
Richasdeen Sale Co
Sale
Cochise Motor Co
S Bowserve
H Neville
W Beene
J Clinton
H Turner
Will
Margaret Barber
Ernest Barber
Grace Parsons
T Muir
Administrat
Wen
Jessi Quinn Et
Ing Guardien
Carlevatto
R Nebon
Order Appointive Guardien
Elizaneth Hauffman
Fairclough
Baker
M Hansen
Leonore
Colley
R McCarthy
Ste
C McCarthy
H Hills
F Borgenson
Annie Dorlie
P_ Dottie
E Garrett
Myrtle Garrett
Ida Barrett Dr
J Barrett Cr
Frank Walcott
E. B. Gage
Walnut Gulch
Long Branch
Mr Galion
Ranch
Tom Sorin
Prospector Office
I Future
Yavapai County
Journal Miner
el Chees-Chow
CS. Fly
Chiricahua Mountains
Heart of
Moun
Snake Ranch
Cabenes
Mohave County
Kingston
Mexico
California Law College
Yoshikawa
Japan
Arizona Exchange
RS. Hutch
Jim
Lewis
Galse
Norton-Morgam Com Co Osce
Gindjim
L Gonzales
Juans Gonzales
Kt Holmes
Mir
W. W. Rodehaver
Prospector
Jef
Jones Minors
Neville
Kingston, N. M
Shatt
Larry Geary
Frank Earle
Turquois
Territorial Insane Asylum
Republican Board
Eastern Mail
Phoenix Herald
Stilwell
Johnston
Louis Corona
Tom Hannon
San Francisco
Dos Caberas
Benson
Wilkus
Ben“al
Thompson
E Grebe
U Sto
Junge
Ste J Carter
U Sie
Mortorge
J Gaman
Jessie Greathouse Douglas
Kelly
Edith Stowe
Heikkinen
Saz
Ure
Hayhurst
Lafe Gibson
George Kelly
Wight
Imperial Guard Mines
Tombstone City Band
Kot P Hall
Ity Hall
M Stone
Sear K. Goll
Douglas Chamber of Commerce & Mines
Good Roads
Flagstaff
Red Gannon
FS. Smith
Bisbe
Nora Thiel
Pyeatt
LTI
Dragoon Mountains
Cochise
Lordsburg
Alvie Sands
Jailer
Sands
San Simon
Wm. Latley
Golden [Gate
Court
Johnny Igo
Crystal Theatre
Giacoma Brothers
Judge Lockwood
Juan Hernandez
Fort Grant
Howe
Episcopal Services
EW. Simonson
Episcopal Church
Wm. Fourr
Dragoons
Ives
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