Additions and Subdivisions Recorded in Cochise County
The county records list named additions and subdivisions in Cochise County filed for record from 1903 to 1906 including Kline and Ewell's Addition Stetler's Addition Sunnyside Overlook North Douglas Lone Star Northwest Pirtle Queen Calimet Queen Townsite Hierrick's First McCullar's First Musgrave Addition. The board of supervisors grants Doogles Improvement Company authority to construct, maintain, and operate electric lines along public rights of way within these areas.
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Kline
Ewell
Iaid
Cochise
Stetler
Aid
Douglas
Amid
Cochin
Lone Star Addition
Northwest Addition
Pirtle Addition
Cochine
Calimet-Queen
Mid Town
Mid County
Hierrick
McCullar
Anid
Musgrave
Board of Supervisor
Cochise County Board Proceedings 1907 Treated Road Work and Tax
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors debates roadwork and pavement replacements. They authorize condemnation against Mrs Peter Hansen property for a forty foot road and appoint viewers for road changes. Special attorneys are hired for tax injunctions against Calumet & Arizona and Copper Queen with fees set at 1500 dollars. The meeting adjourns with bids for bridge steel and various road and tax actions recorded for Tombstone and Bisbee districts.
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Board of Supervisors
County of
Cochise
Territory of
Arizona
Mont Woodward
Warren Townsite Company
J M O'Connell
Bisbee
Lowell
Bowen
McCabe
Peter Hansen
Warren
Fasotter
DL Cunningham
Calumet & Arizona
Copper Queen
Hoard
Tohnaon
Herman Trapmann
Cemetery
Tombstone
Juan Vuebe
Arizona Forest Reserves Listed by U S Forester
A forest reserve document from Forester Gifford Pinchot lists 153 national forest reserves in the United States, with Arizona credited for thirteen reserves and several more eyed for addition this year. The Arizona total acreage spans many named ranges including Grand Canyon, San Francisco Mountains, Tonto, Santa Catalina, Chiricahua, Santa Rita, and Prescott among others, totaling over 9 million acres.
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Gifford Pivebot
United States
Arizona
Dregoon Mountain
Tombstone
Babequivari
Black Mesa
Grand Canyon
Huschuca
Saint Graham
Final Mountains
Prescott
San Francisco Mountains
Nta Catalina
Santa Rita
Tonto
Tumacacori
Saan
Oscr Tao
Are Now Busy Studying Divorces In This District
The district clerk and deputies are compiling statistics on divorces for the census bureau in Washington. They record every detail from marriage country and dates to separation, decree dates, and alimony as well as occupations and children.
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Census Bureau
Washington
United States
Hail Storm Ravages Gallup New Mexico
A severe hail storm struck the Gallup vicinity last Wednesday, leaving ground several inches deep with walnut sized hail. Many windows were broken, trees stripped, and telegraph and telephone lines denormalized by heavy rain and lightning. The storm extended toward Albuquerque but reports there were unclear.
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Gallup
Albuquerque
Quote Confusion Over What He Really Said
A linguistic puzzle unfolds as a speaker questions whether a prior statement was truly said. The text traces contradictions about who asserted what and asks for clarity on the exact words used and intended meaning.
Arizona tax rolls show large gains in 1907 assessments
Public Examiner Foster estimates Arizona total county assessment increases for 1907 over 1906 will near 12 million dollars based on thirteen counties. Cochise leads with about four million more property on the tax roll, while Maricopa and Yavapai show notable gains. Apache and Navajo counties report decreases.
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Arizona
Foster
Cochise County
The
Phoenix Democrat
Luke
Maricopa County
Apache
Navajo
Cochise
Yavapai County
Maricops
Yavapai
Kibbey
Coconino
Graham
Maricopa
Mohave
Yara
Arizona Visitors and Local News From Tombstone Area
Andrew White of Douglas visits friends in town. Lost-Four man sought. reward offered for returning name to office. Heat waves in Chicago and Arizona described. dog poisoners in Yuma noted. Deputy Sheriff Will White of Bisbee in town on court business. Mrs M Blewett of Bisbee visiting friends. Bisbee officers Meaney O Laughlin and Thomas witnesses in Territory vs Comanche. Arthur Mullen and District Attorney Shelley visit. Attorneys Hennett and Ne also in town. Mrs Holcomb of Palmerlee returns home after stay. Tombstonites picnic at Cochise Stronghold. Reed of Copper Belle meets Shannon Copper manager Bennie at Clifton. Dudley, Douglas real estate man, visits. Mrs C Munson of Douglas visiting Tombstone. Deputy US Marshal Clarkins returns to Tucson after summoning grand and trial jurors. Grand jury called for the 5th. trial jury for the 6th. John Smith and wife return to Pearce after visit. Pitcher Buckley of Pearce remains to handle land matters. WT Fowler of Huachuca mining in Tombstone. Fred Fuss of Bisbee on mining business. Alfred Godfrey of Bisbee staying a few days. Baseball fever grips Arizona. Tombstone firm in it. Albert Marquard visits from Douglas. Mrs John Escapule buried this afternoon with K of P rites. husband honored member. Death from fall and ensuing blood poisoning noted. Floral tributes mark the funeral. K of P ceremonies completed. The Prosepector joins community in sympathy.
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Mra M Blewett
Bisbee
Meaney, O'Laughlin
Thomas
Comanche
Arthur Mullen
Shelley
Biabee
John Escapule
K of P
Medit
Eighty Years Old and Granted Divorce
An 80 year old man, aided by attorney F. R. Stes, sought and obtained a divorce from Sarah Steel in Prescott district court on grounds of desertion. Married in 1887 in Yavapai County, they once shared a mineholding and a Big Bug homestead before Mrs. Stees left with a son for sowings, starting a separate life. The husband remains at the Big Bug home, and after failed pleas for reconciliation, the divorce was granted.
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F. R. Stes
Prescott
Sarah Steel
Yavapai
Steel
Big Bug
Get What You Ask Fort When You ask for Cascarets Cana
Fort is urged to obtain the Cascarets Cana product as requested by a customer inquiry. The brief notes the demand and directs action to fulfill the exact request presented. The record reflects a simple transactional prompt without further context or outcomes.
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Mayse
Recent Orders For Arizona Postmasters
Postmaster General Meyer reports Mexican authorities have barred shipments of arms and ammunition to Tabasco and Chiapas. US postmasters must refuse sailing packages destined for Mexican states containing any guns or ammo, per regime and postal treaty. The instruction aligns with Order No 355A from April 14, 1905, on firearms restrictions.
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Arizona
Mexico
Thi Department
Republic
Sherrv
Tabasco
Chiapas
Foreign Dispatching Exchange
United States
Chiapae
Remington
G. V.L. Meyer
Delicious Cactus Fruits Used In Mexican and American Cookery
The agricultural department notes that several cactus fruits, especially Opuntia ficus indica, are eaten in Mexico and the southwest. Prickly pear fruits appear seasonally, suitable for jams and similar preserves, while cactus cheese is a hard preserve. Guava varieties also thrive in warmer US regions, with uses rivaling the apple in tropical cookery.
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Ihe
Agricultural Department
Mexico
Arizona
United States
Tropic
Ryan Interests Drive Mexican Rail Link Ambitious Extension
An El Paso dispatch reports the Rio Grande Sierra Madre and Pacific Railroad backers, aided by Ryan interests, plan a Santa Elena to Pacific coast line crossing through Chocolate Pass. H.R. Nickerson now heads construction with inspections of the route from Chocolate Pass to St Elena. Target is completion within twelve months and a cross-border rival to Kansas Mexico and Orient freight. Arizona postmasters appointments fix Houck and Superior offices with resignations noted.
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el Paso
Rio
One World Owes The Youth Honest Effort And Decency
A young man asserts the world owes him a living. The piece argues the world owes nothing to the idle and wishes the youth develop noble character. It urges steady honest energy, respect for others, and productive work to earn belonging in decent society.
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Mane
Bim
Jerome Copper Belt Debuts Attracts Local Interest
The new Jerome Copper Belt newspaper volume 1 issue 1 arrives with a seven column four page layout. Editor F. E. Smith, a Tombstone figure during the camp’s peak, returns to Arizona and anchors the venture with strong local appeal and potential financial success if it sustains high journalism standards.
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Jerome
F. E. Smith
Tombstone
Arizona
Copper Belt
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EG Minder
Cleve W van Dyke
JS McNeish
County Surveyor
Wa. M. Ricas
Attest H.E Brexen
Tombstone Ave
Jane Lith
Wm M Riggs
G J McCave
J J Bowen
JM Shilling
Dragoon Rad
Je D Long
Nuco
HD Cheseldice
Pesce
Benson
Alfred Stelzer
Pougins Fire Department
Court House
District Court
New Mexico
Mond
Andrew White
City
Chicago
Yuna
Lars
Will White
Hennett and Ne
Cochise Stronghold
Sup't. Reed
Copper Belle
Gleeson
Bennie
Shannon Copper Company
Clifton
AA Dudley
C Munson
Lughter
Arthur Hopkins
Clarkins
Tucson
United State Court
John Smith
Pearce
Buckley
A L Grow
Fowler
Mr Fowler
Kentucky
F L Clark
Bride
Doris Berndt
California
Toughnut Street
BS Duncan
Oakland
Fred Fuss
Alfred Godfrey of
Albert Marquard
Ryan
Greene
Houck
J.T. McAllister
JW. Bennett
Superior
Ernest F.kellner, Jr
George Lobb
Ayer
E. Burlingame 4 CO
Eceive
DM Ferey
Ocpes Assay.Co
Court Place
Denver
Colo
Austin
Texas
W. H. Bramby
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