Property records from Cochise County filed with recorder
Documents list various deeds mortgages and related instruments recorded that day in Cochise County. Entries include Broadbeck and others deed to J Kidis mining claims to Brewer, Douglas lands to Dever and to Brewer, Wenzel and Ellis land transfers, warrants and land patents to Stonehouse and Stevenson, trust and mortgage actions among Banks of Douglas and others, chattel mortgages and possessory rights, and a range of assignments including US land patents and lodge property.
Looking Backward Twenty Four Years City Meeting Notes
A quiet city council session featured oratory and a strong petition from residents asking to maintain the cemetery plat. Representatives Dave Cohn Jake Kelso and Mr Matt spoke for the committee. The council considered a donation of fifty dollars to the cemetery committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navarre
Dave Cohn
Jake Kelso
Matt
Murder Trail Battle Report From Uso Negro Apache Attack
George Oaks and Sime Galen report Apache ambush and murder at a railroad camp near Uso Negro. A wagon train guard named Catcham was killed with two gunshot wounds, attackers looted supplies, then attacked a nearby camp of an American, an Italian, and two Mexicans, wounding a man in the hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Oaks
Sime Galen
Uso Negro
Wolealay Morune
Defa Ping
Chronicers
Oso Negro
Ose Negro
White and Mexican assassins and stock market notes
The Huachnes Sentinel warns of white and Mexican assassins imitating Apache tactics. About twenty five fusicrats from this delectable dies of citizens will help solve difficulties. The N Y Mining Journal notes Copper Queen stock in few hands, 200 shares sold at auction for 12 dollars. Arizona papers praise titles of honor while the office rejects prefixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huachnes Sentinel
Bisheps
N.Y
May Orb
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company of
Arizona
Congressional party protests US action on Itata arms seizure
An editorial denounces the United States for seizing arms aboard the Itata El National, arguing it weakens a weaker power and conflicts with American traditions. The piece cites broad sympathy for Chile and urges reflection on betrayed hopes and liberal principles in Washington. Separate notes mention $5 scalps in California and a Tombstone plan to market coyote artifacts, plus Arizona lawmakers weighing a five year ban on female coyote hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Party of
Chili
United States
Itata el National
America
Ures
Washington
Famous Shankland trial draws crowded courtroom
Court proceedings continue with counsel arguments all day as the Shankland trial nears closure. Opening by Alien English drew praise for clear presentation. Barnes and Mark Smith presented key points while the river hay shipment and Fort Huachuca milk custom are noted among local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Mark Smith
Gleeson Happenings This Week In Fort Grant Reunion
Gleeson reports Constable Lafe Gilson recaptured Alexander Madril who had escaped from Fort Grant reform school. The boy was hiding near Gleeson and was turned over to officials after a motor trip to Fort Grant. Wm. Terry visited Gleeson while L. M. Brown took a Shannon Copper wagon to Tombstone for repairs. Rube Baker returned from the Font Bar Cattle Company spring round-up to visit family. A Providence bar member quotes a judge about the supreme court overruling a case and the judge notes concern about the court’s reputation.
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Gleeson
Lafe Gilson
Alexander Madril
Fort Grant
Gibson
G. I. van Meter
Rube Baker
Font Bar Cattle Company
Providence
Supreme Court
Lippincott
Local Officials Plan Auctions After Paradise Visit
County Treasurer H S Ross and Justice of the Peace Mrs WA Fowler traveled by motor to Doug las last Saturday and will proceed to Paradise for a public sale of the defunct Paradise Mining and Milling Company property. The party then heads to Bowie where Mr Ross will auction the bank's personal property. Grace B Lawry returns from Los Angeles and coast visits. HM Eckerman of Tombstone Lumber Company travels from St David to oversee building work and plans to return tonight or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.S. Ross
WA. Fowler
Douglas
Paradise
Koo
Paradise Mining & Milling Company
Bowie
Ross
HM Eckerman
Tombstone Lumber Company
St David
Tomorro
Visit notes and county officials hold Cochise meeting
Residents and visitors from Bisbee and nearby towns filled the countys busy day. The board of supervisors met in regular session and acted as a board of equalization while Cochise Road Bond Issue talk drew attendees. Several locals and visitors, including Mr and Mrs Lutley and Mrs Eunice Parker, joined for social and family updates amid road and school business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Board of Equalization
Frank Mosen
Eunice Parker
Mr Mosen
O F Mowe
M Cosby
Benen
Benson
Cochise Road
Tombstone News Roundup: Local postal, legal, and social notices
Tuesday edition notes Deputy Bowden delivering three prisoners to Florence penitentiary for service, Mrs. Nora Jacobs leaving Tombstone for Pirtleville, J Gung representing Willoos in whiskey case, Judge McAlister voiding search warrant, and numerous visits, travels, and shipments from Tombstone area. The piece covers residents’ movements, business shipments, and court happenings with multiple named individuals and firms.
Tombstone Friends Bet On Happenings In June News
From Douglas Daily International June 7 Tombstone residents read of J H Hood party in Rucker Canyon with Hart Hawes Macia Moore Hensaker plus Mrs Hawes. They note Beart whole and fancy fire, Hunchacas as a summer resort and invite readers to Ramsey Canyon for a dance with Trath Cavalry Band.
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E H. Reeves
J. F. Row
Huachuca Mountains
HE. Fletcher
Ramsey Canyon
Tombstone
Fletcher
Huachucas
Karey ‘Canyon
Cochise County
Tenth Cavalry
Mel. Fletcher
Douglas
Bisbee
Mr. Fletcher
Douglas Daily International
Rucker Canyon
Hart
Mes
Hawes
Macia
Frank Moore
J. N
Hensaker
Mr. Haws
Trath Cavalry
Referendum Petitions Scarce in Arizona Politics
June 9 Phoenix report notes today is the last day to file referendum petitions against measures from the second state legislature. Only four petitions filed at Secretary of State Sidney P Osborn's office, with three containing just fifty-eight signatures targeting Senate Bill No 2 on jury fees. Another petition against semi annual tax rates gathered twelve signatures in Santa Cruz County, while broader recall prospects appear unlikely before the next election.
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Phoenix
Sidney P Osborn
Vanapai County
Santa Crux
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Aexing Deed
Broadbeck Et Alte
Grahuas
Kidis
Robinson Te Western Finance Co
J Warren
Emily J Williams
F Douglas Co
Kern
Land
Brewer Et Ux
Dever Douglas
W Brewer
Brewer Douglas
Macenas
Berd
Wenzel Et Ox
Ellis Land
Enatile Morea
Sirifith
Douglas Howe
Stevenson
Siewensom
Weiman
Schweich
Douglas Pry
Huot Et Ua
Lucy McCoy
Momtange
Taylor
Bolton McNeal
Wein Et al
Bisbee Poet & Feed Co
S McPhee
Donaghe
F Moore
Welte
Vaugno
J Erick
H Wells
W Cowan
Mary Maycumber
Hatcom and Hoke
T J Robinson
Bank of Douglas
Jones Et Ux
C Keayon
R Burns
Thomas
Bistes
Polti
Boyd
Stonehouse
Bristol
Borderland Lodge
M. Douglas
Danner
Stilson
Cochise
Taylor Et Ux
Burton
Chattel Mortgage
T Hill
Bowie B & T Co
J Hussey
Willcox B& T Co
Scott
Fisher
Kirtie & Bouko
Ten Pennet Co
R Ricketts
E Banks
Slughter Douglas
Sto E Kelley
Ranty Oreo
W Dixon
Eli Reeves Douglas
Cochie
Pacific Coast
Ite
The
Argonaut Io Authority
Nevada
John Montgomery
Kentucky
California
Mone County
Wornekros
Apheuser
Budweiser Beer
Virank Karle
M Thegesehen
Fort Huachuca
Mr Fry
Box Canyon
Ranney Canyon
Wm. Terry
L. M. Brown
Shannon Copper Company
Grace B. Lawry
Los Angeles
Wm. Lutley
Wo VV
Tusket
Lutley
Lewis Springs
Leona Tracey
Crottal School
G. J. McCabe
Beay
Huachutca Mountains
J. A. Casey
Berner’s Resort
D. B. Hutchins
Schoo
Mr. Hutchins
Alice Thiel
Miami
Geo. Thiel
Fredenca Gill
Globe
Miss Thiel
Rock’s
Cobb
Bistee
Ryan al Cochise Wee
Morenci
J. WL. Fitzpatrick
City
Ed. Hick
Florence
W. F. Tevote
Bunker Hill Mines Company
Gen W. Swain
Alice
Swain
Alfred Paul
Percy Bowden
N. Gorda
GH. Gordon
Bessie Gordon
Pirtleville
Nora Jacobs
Mrs. Jacobs
HM. Eckerman
Huachuca Siding
Buena District
Mesa
Frances Abell
J.B. Dain
WF. Goodman
Jos Hansen
Jewy
A. Klaw
Hansen
Robert Pinkerton
Jas. Cook
Jeity
Judge McAlister
Solomonville
McAlister
Polly and Hodges
Justice Court
Willcox
J. G. Gung
Willoos
Road Head
Valley
Jos. Bishop
Lowell
Butler
A. Kiaw
Kieth Preston and
Wm. Hickshie
J. T. Kingsbury
J W Cr
Walker
Casy Grande
Flor
Sree
Villalobo
Villalobos
van Meter
Whetstone Mines
Lime Gallen
Whetstone
Douglas Gray
Douglas, Jr
Poindexter
Tucson
Mex. Gray
Catherine Harbeson
Daphne Brattey
Cummings
Drury Lane Theater
David Garrick
Ourggler
SKAT
Hartford Conn
Tut
J. Ko Hood
B.J. McKinney
Mr. McKinney
Plac
C. M. Howen
J.P. McDonald
Bishes
Forday
Hisbee
Arlington
Faywood Springs
Paul A. Smith
New Mexico
Palestine Herald
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