Real Estate and Property Transfers in Douglas Area
Fragmented record of deeds, mortgages, and sales in Douglas including transfers involving Nat Bank Tombstone L McKinney Bie Bee prop Glass J Navarella W J Potter Coohlee prop Corsell to W Exava patent Bisbee West Co mines realty mortgage E Kent to W Cowan Bank of Douglas Jen prop H A Robieson to Bank of Douglas Arts Book & Trust Co to Powers McKinney to Bank of Douglas land multiple entries list various individuals and entities in a chaotic OCR style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haven
Douglas
Kent
Sam Glave
Norton Morgan Com Co
E McKinney
Bank of Douglas
Land
Kecrites
Mio & Mer Bank
Bisbee
Reward of 250 Offered for Murderers
Sheriffs and board of supervisors consider a 250 reward for the apprehension and conviction of Dick Lockett's murderer in Gleason February. The killing is described as cowardly and wanton, with Lockett being waylaid robbed and killed. Sheriff Wheeler sought the reward to aid in securing a conviction, hoping it may be doubled upon successful justice.
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Harry Wice
Board of Supervisors
Cochive County
Dick Lockett
Gleson
Lockett
Wheeler
Arizona May Have Three New Counties
Plans in Arizona hint at three new counties by year’s end. Williams would gain Huot county from the eastern Cosnino area. Mesa would form Orange county from the southern Maricopa region. Miami pursues a split from Gila county, amid strong local support.
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Arizona
Huot County
Williams
Cosonino
Mesa
Orange County
Maricopa
Miami
Miami County
Gils County
Recall Election at Bowie Yields Tight Result
Recall election in Bowie precinct ends with probable recall of H Heerich and election of P J Schaler by email marzio. Ballot count 143, majority 21 for Bobster. Violence surrounds the vote with arrests including J Howle and Wittwee as officials review charges and bond set. Supervisors to canvass results on the 12th inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
H Heerich
PJ Schaler
Marzio
Bobster
Heinrich Geve
Heinrich
Camed Wittwee
Cberge
Scober
Wheeler
J .Howle
Howls
Witt
Wilcor
Board of Eupervisore
Pioneer Editor Visits Tombstone
Major George H Kelly, veteran editor of Arizona, toured Tombstone yesterday viewing the county courthouse and discussing sectional matters. He noted the region’s scale and potential while observers watched, signaling strong local interest in preserving the county seat and resisting costly relocations.
Construction at Fort Huachuca Under War Department Order
Construction work is in progress at Fort Huachuca under government direction to add many new structures and equipment for increased occupation. The project includes extensive remodeling of quarters and will continue through the summer.
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Fort Huachuca
War Department
Tombstone Plans Grand Fourth of July Observance
The article notes wide community planning across Tombstone and Cochise County for an exceptional Fourth of July celebration in 1913. Funds are raised for a prominent event with widespread invitation to residents of Arizonas counties to attend and enjoy substantial hospitality, with a full day’s program to be announced later.
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Arizone
Tombstone
Veato
Cochise
Ariscos
Gocbise
Referendum Debate Over County Seat and Tax Burden
The Douglas International voices strong opposition to a proposed county seat building costing at least $590,000 and urges a public vote via referendum. It criticizes a Phoenix lobby push and argues Cochise County taxpayers should decide by popular ballot, with no court on the Mexican border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas International
Agos Prieta
M Xicao
Douglas
Starke
Phoenix
Cochise County
Committed to the Asylum in Superior Court
Regular examination of Mrs Priodi ville of Pearce on insanity charge was held today. After sensational publicity and an arrest at Tucson to prevent an elopement and marriage, with nearly 593,000 insurance funds involved, the court ordered commitment to the asylum for treatment and hoped for restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priodi~ville
Pearce
Tucson
Thaila
Cochiee Eounty Rentere
Tidey
Special Rates Authorized by Corp'n Com
The corporate commission approved a special rate for El Paso and Southwestern Railway. Rate set at 2.00 per ton on scrap iron from Fairbanks to Tucson in perload Jota with a 30,000 pound minimum, allowed with overnight notice as provided by law.
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Corporation Commission
el Paso and
Southwestern Railney
Fairbanks
Tucson
Lew
Cochise Life Termer Escapes From Pen
Wal ter Sharp, lif term escaped Florence penitentiary on May 30. The 1909 murder occurred at Bakerville, Cesar Lowell, where LE McDonald was shot near the Bakerville hotel. Sharp robbed his victim, fled, later caught at Globe and given a life sentence. Authorities pursue ongoing manhunt with no result yet.
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Walter Sharp
Lif Termer
Florence
Sharp
Cochise
Bakerville
Cesar Lowell
LE McDonald
Vietion
Globe and St
Two Jailed Over Arizona Mine Case
Boston dispatch reports Calvin Crochet of the American Brourities corporation arrested on charges related to mailing defenses in the Brooklyn-Arisots Mining stock matter. Frederick E Small was indicted and held in Prescott, Arizona, as Crochet faces related accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Dispatch
Calvin Crochet
American Brourities Corporation
Prooklyn-Arisots Mining Company
Frederick E Small
Prescutt, Aris
Wednesday Visitors and Local Notes from Tombstone
Andrew Gibson arrives in the city and will remain for a few days while Attorney Wright handles legal business from Douglas. Butch Hartman visits from Pearce, Trane Dedman also from Pearce, with several officials and residents in town on various errands. The dove and whitewing season opens, birds reported plentiful, while city officials address speed limits and ongoing legal matters.
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Andrew Gibson
Will Remsie
Attorney Wright
Douglas
Butch Hartman
Pearce
Mine Manager Indicted for Mail Fraud in Arizona Company
Fred AScall, general manager of the Brooklyn Arizona Mining Co., was arrested on a federal indictment in Boston charging 15 counts of mail fraud tied to selling company stock. Bail set at 10000, bail money to be furnished. He will be transported to Boston under a federal court order from Phoenix. The company operates near Mayer, Arizona.
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Prescott
Fred Ascall
Brooklyn Arizona Mining Co
Grand Jury
United States District Court
Boston
Furnis
Sceander
Phoenix
Mayer, Arnone
Aspirants for Teachers Certificates in Los Angeles Area
Aspirants for Teachers Certificates appear before County Superintendent Hotchkis for exam today and tomorrow. Names listed include BG Morrie, Light Ora Lee Bowie Alta Smith Douglas M Lcaive McComb Los Angeles Mrs W R Cole Apeche Mrs C V Boardarsa Garces Lloyd Miller J David Norton E Siggine Light Barriet C Witt Bau Bimoo Kate Lindsey Aberavon Jones Benson Tone McAllister McAllister.
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Boauty
Echo
Morrie
Light Ora Lee
Bowie
Alta Smith
Douglas
M Lcaive McComb
Los Angeles
W R Cole
Apeche
Boardarsa
Garces
Lloyd Miller
J David
Norton E Siggine
Light
Barriet C Witt
Bau Bimoo
Kate Lindsey
Aberavon Jones
Benson Tone McAllister
McAllister
Dr Bacon A23 Wife Leaves For Seat And Tour
Dr Bacon and his wife depart today heading toward the seat plus plans for an extended Europe tour before returning to Mimi.
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Dr Bacon
Visitors and locals occupy Tombstone in summer talk
Tuesday's notes from Tombstone report visits by Bentley Courtland immigration official Lou Wooley and several local residents taking summer in Tombstone. mention of parks, summer climate attractions, and ongoing political petition efforts in Arizona.
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E Bentley
Courtland
Tombstone
Lou Wooley
Supervisors Receive Bids on Cement for Bridge Project
The Board of supervisors considers proposals for 1600 barrels of cement for the Pair bank bridge. Awards hinge on state coffers approval in a few days. County Attorney Gilmore to prosecute any freeway trespassers on county roads. Clerk Ed James granted 30 days leave. Lale Gideon appointed constable of Gleeson. French, superintendent of Phelps Dodge, to discuss company tax assessments with the board tomorrow, with state tax commissioners present from Phoenix. A $250 reward offered for murderers of Fred Lockett.
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Board of Supervisors
Pair Bank
Gilmore
Ed James
Superior Court
French
Phelps Dodge
Eppear
Phoenix
Fred Lockett
Local notes from Bisbee and Douglas area residents
From Monday's Daily Misa Vera Smith visited Bisbee with friends. Mrs Lindell Arnett returned to Bisbee after a pleasant month in Cochise County. Frank Myers, former Cochise Immigration Commissioner, and wife were visitors from Douglas. Jack Cowan arrived from Gila City. Teachers from Ker arrived for exams. Mrs Jas VicHugh left for Eureka California on extended visit. City Attorney JP Ross of Douglas appeared in court. Dr Joseph Pastel of Pearce attended Prindiville proceedings. Court house renovations include a coat of kalsamine. The Board of Supervisors sits as equalization panel for ten days. Miss Jannita Westervelt left for Douglas for two weeks. Deputy Sheriff Rogerty took youths to Benson Redust School. Deputy Sheriff Oldsie from Pearce. Douglas Gray of MacHomish Merce traveled to Douglas. J Beat departed for Bisbee on debt visit. A M Samos of Douglas attended superior court. Helen Benedict of Warren school faculty heads to her ranch near Pare, White Elephant ranch. Benedict will not return to Warren. she joined Pesres schools next year.
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Oldsie
Pearce
Douglas Gray
The
Mac ‘Ehomish Merce
Douglas
J ¢ Beat
Bisbre
Cochise
Tombstone
Mise Helen Benedict
Wareren
Pare
Mise Benedict
Bene
Warren
Pesres
Sudden Death of Well Known Cochisite
A miner named John Geis died in a cave in at Gleeson while working for Shannon Copper Co. He was 28 and well known in Tombstone and Globe. The Geis family has endured multiple similar deaths in three years, with funeral services set to be held at Gleeson today.
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Gleeson
Jobo
Pire
Gage
Tombstone
Shannon Copper Co
Deceed
Turin
Italy
Thao
Shee
Barney Gaie
Io Tombstone
Tom Gai
Desthihe
Morenci
Julio Geis
Globe
Glerson
John Geis
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Struments
ER Pirtle
Hemmil
Colungs
Douglsa
Lale Gibson
Joe Koon
Gitson
Wakrasty Deed
PB Fulton
Henson
Rowe
Mal McGuire
J M Deckerland
LD McCartney
Phillips
LO Miller
Lott
Corsell
J Potter
Coohlee
Crebley
Critebley
Schwartz
M_ Kline
Realty Mortgage
Dogan
Mat
B &L Ren
TH McKinney
Nat Bank
Cowley
RW Byros
State
Mat B & L Asso
BB Osborne
Cochiee
Assa
Stewart
Anty Ured
Perd
Doug Inv
Exava
Bisbee West
Cop 3Tio Co
F T Wright
N Schaal
H Boynolde
Nat Bank Douglas
Arts Book & Trust Co
Powers
FT Wright
H A Robinson
Hefferen Co-operative Con Gold Mio & Mill Co
LA Solleto
Alles
Bonita To T Cruz, Pirtleville
Foster
Arrow
E Williams
W M Foster
Min
Mer Bach
T Potter
Barknoll
M Sandstrom
Boseb
Johoron
Hasselgren Birbee
C Whitby
Chatter momToack
J A Shaw
Liquid Carbonie Co. Fountain
George H Kelly
Bisbee Review
Mule Mountains
Huerta
Kelly
Arisona
Ft. Huachuca
Corp'n. Com
Pen
Trane Dedman
Bueiies
Dé Racdall
Howe
Inez Crouing
Davis
Aving
Prindiville
Attoroey Murry
John Igo
Doan
Con
Jobo Doan
Goll
Board of
Wcaie Kelly
George Kelly
Apendicitli
Prostacion
Little Miss
Gerge Bravin
California
Joseph Henderson
H. Neale
Geo
Nese” Ie
Mia Jeo P Walker
Mre Walker Ie
Warnerkros
Hugher
Otrert
Paparecter
New York
Newport
D Catero
Tombs
Biabee
John Orso
Sooday
RS McKay
Dragoons
John Gleeson
Mr. Jay
Benedict
Congregational Church
Bertha Cummings
Min Cummings
L Cummings
Jesse Reeves
Bridgeport
New Jersey
Ened
E H Reeves
Father Mearer
Mr Hood
Roosevelt Dam
Los Angeles Times
Shole
the International
Lale
Gideon
Misa Vera Smith
Lindell Arnett
Frank Myers
Immigratin
Wif
Victi Re
Myre Rey
Rasents
Bisbee Cigar Co
Jack Cowan
GI Cen
Ker
Jas VicHugh
Eureka
Mre
FP Daly
City Attoney JP
Ross
Conny Erat Viertor
Op Court
Basi
Joseph Pastel
Court House
Oakland
Cal
Board of Equalization
Jannita Westervelt
Douglas Inet
Smerter City
Heriff RoGerty
Weyward
Redust
Benson
A M Samos
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