Records of instruments Filed With County Recorder
Records list deeds mortgages satisfactions and transfers in Douglas and Lowell properties incl Irene Keetor Newville to M Reynolds Harry Holbrook to John Henning and others plus stock transfers and a bill of sale for Tombstone prop indicating numerous Douglas county real estate actions and related notices.
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OF Rows
Irene Keetor Newville
M Reynolds
Douglas
Realty Mortis
Harry
Holbrook
John Henning
Dougiae
Harry Bronson
Fragmented Historic Property Transfers and Debts in Arizona
A garbled OCR style list records several 1920s to 1930s property transfers and mortgage related actions in Arizona. Entries mention warrants deeds and warranty deeds involving buyers and trustees, including Faustino Navarette, Gene Daiz, and Arizona Trust Co. References to water rights on Ash Creek via Butler Canyon for mining and agricultural use, plus mortgage arrangements between Arizona Bank and Trust Co and Vincent Domancvich and Harry Hatefield.
Tombstone Chloriders Renew Leases On Company Ground
Office of Tombstone Consolidated reports rapid lease renewals by chloriders on company ground as they expire. Workforce remains stable with several new leases granted. Significant ore shipments since month start to El Paso suggest July may surpass all prior monthly totals in the six months since properties began operations.
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Tombstone Consolidated Ths
Emeriere
Fl Paso
Arizona Prisoners Released on Parole
Paroles have been signed for the release of five convicts in Florence during August. Each inmate has served two or three years of hard labor on the prison and territorial road. One named prisoner is Pablo Soto, convicted of criminal assault and sentenced to ten years.
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Florence Preon
Cochiee
Pablo Soto
Government to Improve Fort Huachuca Post Upgrade
Government plans to enlarge and improve Fort Huachuca with $138,000 now available. A new barracks area, stables, and water works will be built as the War Department aims to make Huachuca a regimental post. The conductor master is expected to assume charge.
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Ft. Moachua
War Department
Fort Huachuca
Capture of a Fighting Badger at Telephone Office
Manager Sheldon Name during an inspection yesterday between the city and Bisbee captured a young badger now kept at the telephone office. The animal was caught after a hard struggle, using a rope and long stick to subdue it while the rope was tied about its neck. Local sportsmen visited the office, and some are expected to purchase the badger for fighting purposes soon.
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Sheldon Name
Bisbee
Tombstone Notables and Local Notices Update
Wednesday's Daily Manager Sheldon Name of Tombstone Telephone Company left to inspect the Hines in the valley. James Motingh returned from a trip to Histee inviting relatives. Charles Batchelor in town from Kendall ranch. Court Reporter Jobo W Walker departed for Chicago for several weeks, will visit home in Hoosier state before returning. Under sheriff Arthur A. Hopkier returned with an escort to the Huachuca mountains. John Rock returned from the Barbacomari ranch. Harry Kendall visits from Kendall Land & Cattle Company’s foothill headquarters. Chief Deputy Recorder AG Hughes with family in Huachuca mountains. County Superintendent Stower drafting the annual public schools report. County jail holds 18 prisoners awaiting grand jury action. Attorney Alexander Marcy arrived on the noon train. rumored important mission. Word from Beacon says Olive Simpson injured in runaway horse accident, left arm broken. friends wish for quick recovery. District Attorney John S Williams returned from Bisbee and Douglas. to Los Angeles to defend revues tied to White Slave Law. expected to be away about two weeks.
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Sheldon Name
Tombstone Telephone Company
James Motingh
Laatesen
Histee
Jobo W Walker
Chicago
Hoosier State
Tombstone
Arthur A. Hopkier
Beroer
Huachuca Mountains
Chie
AG Hughes
Stower
Alexander Marcy
Biebee
Komori Bury
Beacon
Mise
Olive Simpson
John S Willinms
Bisbee and
Douglas
Williams
Los Angeles
Stanley SustaIns Stanley SustaIns The Tombstone Herald reports a serious farm accident near Fairbank involving Foreman Stanley of Wagon Rod outfit
A second serious accident at the Bojaillas Lead & Cattle home ranch near Fairbank occurred when Foreman Stanley, while baling alfalfa, attempted to stop a baler by touching the engine. A belt slipped, he was thrown, and lost his foot hold, injuring his leg. He was rushed to Tombstone for medical care by Dr Hughart.
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Bojaillas Lead & Cattle Company
Instro
Fairbank
Stanley
Tombstone
Hughart
Dining Etiquette Mix Ups in a Trendy Eatery
A humorous exchange recalls Uncle Henry embarrassed at a fashionable restaurant. The waiter serves a caviar sandwich crusted with blackberry preserves, sparking a quip about the odd combination and the guest's reaction.
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Henry
Col Pickett Endorses Arizona Statehood and Constitution
Col ML Pickett of Tombstone praises Arizona's proposed constitution and statehood plan at the Holleybeck hotel. He predicts he may seek the U.S. Senate if statehood grants territory, notes support for direct election of senators and judiciary recall, and argues Arizona will be a strong copper state led by Cochise County’s mines in Bisbee and Douglas.
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Arizona
ML. Pickett
Tombstone
Holleybeck
United States
Aot
Territory
Pickett
Arzonana
Congress
Cochise
Bisbee
Douglas
Arizor
Aris. Com
Arizons
New Mexico
Los Angeles Express
Cochise County School Census Shows Growth In 1910 Figures
Cochise County School Superintendent EH Stover releases the census as part of the annual report to the territorial board of education. The count shows 7672 children in 1911 across 54 districts, up from 7358 in 1910, with Tombstone District totaling 366 and Winslow reporting a razor attack, a pursuing officer wounding the assailant, a separate fatal accident involving Leonard Whitmore at Glendale.
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EH Stover
Cochise
Eame
Territorial Board
Pioneer Day Celebration in St David Draws Big Attendance
Special report from St David notes the annual Pioneer Day event drew large crowds from surrounding areas. Bishop Merrill delivered the main address praising pioneer settlers, a married men vs single men baseball game ended 22 to 17 in favor of the singles, and a grand evening ball drew about 200 locals. Fruit crops look promising after rainfall, grains yielded well, and local notes mention Prof Hall enjoying a few weeks at Bearve School and ridiculing a bachelor’s fare joke.
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St David
San Pedro
Bishop Merrill
St Davin
Southwest
Great West
The
Plaine
Paint Mine Found at Munds Park Arizona
RB. PL Mason reports from Loy a ranch Munds Park Coconino county discovering a paint mine. The mineral yields indelible yellow and red pigment. He includes a sample claimed as the first letter written with water. Samples sent to San Francisco paint firm for tests.
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Mason
Loy
Munds Park
Coconino County
San Francisco Paint Firme
Popular Tombstonites Wed In Santa Barbara
Marriage notices record the wedding of Frank J Demorest and Lillian E Buck in Santa Barbara on July 20. The groom, a Cochise County official deputy treasurer, and the bride, a former Tombstone teacher, plan to reside in Tombstone after September. Congratulations pour in from friends and the Prospect rox.
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Frank J Demorest
Lillian E Buck
Santa Barbara California
Santa Barbara
Cochise
Tombstone
Rox
Overcrowding in New York City Report Highlights Density
A New York City congestion report shows about one third of residents lived at density above 600 per acre, with blocks reaching 750 to the acre. Under current law six story tenements allow 1,200 per acre, and many rooms in Manhattan Brooklyn and the Bronx housed three to five people each.
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New York
New York City
Yaqui Chiefs Visit Arizona to Seek Land and Banished Return
Yaqui delegation led by Grand Chief Mori arrives in Tucson en route to meet President and Madero. Chiefs press restoration of Yaqui lands along the river and call for return of hundreds banished to Yucatan, amid reports of hardships and deaths. The group wears khaki uniforms with ribboned hatbands as they relay their mission.
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Deta Barta
Francisco I Madero
Yucatan
Luis Torres
Chile
Arizona Prison Report Reveals 493 Inmates and 118 Murderers
The annual report from Superintendent Thomas H. Rynning details 493 prisoners in the territorial institution, with 118 murder cases. Life termers total 67, and six await death penalty. Expense rose by 6115.51 from the prior year.
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Thomas H. Ryoning
Territorial Prison
Inborere
Larmere
Bere
Rynning
Yard Long String Beans Exhibit At Chamber of Commerce
An Arizona exhibit features string beans claimed to be yard long with lengths up to 12 inches. Grower L. Foster at Fifth Street presented the item, valued at $16, as a curiosity shown to the chamber of commerce.
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Arizona
Chamber of Commerce
Oy L
Foster
Fifth Street
Bids closed on El Paso and Southwestern extension
An El Paso dispatch reports bids for the El Paso and Southwestern extension from Faire banks to Tucson were sent to New York for opening this week after the closing time. The successful bidder will be announced only after Phelps-Dodge approves the bid.
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el Paso Dispatch
el Paso & Southwestern
Fairebanks
Tucson
New York
Phelps-Dodge Company
Mexico Bans Import of Arms From United States
El Paso dispatch reports a nationwide order to prohibit passage of arms of war through Mexican customs. The Mexican customs department at Mexico City issued the general order, with details to follow. Alongo Aspe, Juarez port collector, interprets the order as relating to rifles and war implements only.
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el Paso
Ciudad Juarez
Republic
Ment
Mexico City
Alongo Aspe
Arizona Climate as Asset Draws Students to New State
The Tosson Star notes Arizona’s climate as a chief asset drawing university students and newcomers. It contrasts dry, sunny conditions with California’s rainy winters, claiming health and productivity benefits and that many top students have come to Arizona for their health and education.
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Arizona
Califonia
Ite
Arizoos
Aa-Ander
Tosson
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Cochise County
the County Recorder
Warkast
Rafael Badilla
Jose M
Gottlieb Douglas
Gottlieb Z Maer
Harry C. Holbrook
Zollaee
Kote
Sense
Bebt OF Hale
W Allen
Henry mM Sie
Man
Anatacio Orduno
Willcox Bank & Trust Co
Fred Arzberger
James Lee
Win O'Neil
Henry H Neiman
Nougias
Elvey
George
Item
John AL
Amos William
Walter B
Chae L Sherman
Pear Benson
U.S
Semen M Cosby
Horace P Sterrill
Bank
Warren
James Warren
CA Johnson
Lowell
P Jones
J H Pettit
Andy Scott
Elizabeth A Warren
C A Johnson
Douglas Meat Co
Douglas Prop
Lissie J Brown
I T Fowler Douglas
Bill OY Sale
Bowden
Harvey Johnson
WJ Reay
Mists
Ide H Stewart
Jobo H Norton
Charles T White
Sheripf
of Sal
Woolery
Geo
Merch
Bank of Bisbee
Chattel
Johnson
Rosy
Bank of Douglas
Jack Pettit
Hickey
Thames
Satomobile
Donsweid & Hatneld
Heineman, Bisbee
Wolcott
L Cummings
E Woorery
Warmanty 1
Faustino Navarette
Genebebo Daiz
Bowie
Fernand Vigne
Arizona Trust Co
Heine Nan
Vincent Domancvich
Harry Hatefield
Edain
Moore
Ash Creek
Butler Canyon
Wauranty
Colon
Barclay
Thomas L Taylor
Melvillet Frash
Stonehouse Co
Huachua
Charles Batchelor
Kendall Ranch
John Rock
Hock
Harry Kendall
Kendall Land & Cattle Company
Toa
Dragoon Mountains
Defendente Weld
Col. Pickett
Winslow
Dave Hoses
Red Light District
Leonard Whitmore
Glendale
St. David
Hall
Madison Risth
Enya
Colton
Ed H. Reeves
Chauberlain's
E.P
S.W
Mexico
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