Public Land Notices from Phoenix Arizona 1918
Notices include Ida M Totten on 1918 land entry in Tempe for sections 28 and 2, witnesses listed. a mining claims non-liability notice for The Crescent and others in West Huachuca. state grant selections for lands in Tempe area. and Ellen Neel filing to enter land under 2205-7 RS. Protests due by April 20 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
Pearl
West Huachuca
Cochise County
Arizona
Alex Graydon
Howard Potter
Notice for Public Publication of Homestead Claim
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Phoenix Arizona February 9 1918 notice to Logan Lockant of Phoenix who on November 16 1914 filed homestead entry No 026058 for Etz Section 11 Township 208 Range 14 E Glia and Salt River Base and Meridian has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim before W A Fowler U S Commissioner at Tombstone Arizona on the 70th day of March Davis Louis A Roedecker John Rock John Igo Eugene P Larrien all of Turner Arizona first publication February 17 1918 sections 2275 and 2276 U S Revised Statutes as amended by act of Congress February 28 1891 paragraph 9 et seq rules approved April 25 1907 as extended to the state of Arizona by act of Congress approved June 29 1910
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. & Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Ida M. Totten
Tempe
Ariz
Joe W. Totten
G&s RB & Meridian
W. A Fowler
U.S
Tombstone
Oliver Fry
Rolland Knoles
Berrett Nation
Tom Peyett
Burena
John L. Irvin
Register
United States Land Office
Ellen C. Neel
James Jackson
Albert
Douglas
Arisons
Cochise
United States
Salt River Base
Arizon
U. S. Land Office
Logan Lockant
Etz
Range
Glia
Meridian
W. A. Fowler
U. S
Davis
Louis A Roedecker
John Rock
John Igo
Eugene P. Larrien
Turner
State of Arizona selects indemnity lands in 1918 list
United States Land Office in Phoenix announces the State of Arizona has filed its School Indemnity Land Selection List No. 1893 Serial No. 038164 applying to select the lands described as T 198 R 23 B NW See NEW Sec. 12. A five week protest period is granted and protests must be transmitted to the General Land Office. Dated Phoenix February 9 1918 IRVIN Register Receiver. Date of first publication February 16 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
General Land Office
Phoenix
Former Tombstone Trooper Shot by Mexicans on Border
El Paso dispatches report William T. Coleman, a U S cavalry trooper stationed at El Paso, wounded in the right arm by a Mexican federal soldier near Monument No 18 on the San Elizario patrol. He fell from his horse after returning fire and was carried to safety as a search failed to locate the assailants. Coleman, long a Tombstone resident, had been living there about a year and was active in local music groups before joining the cavalry at Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
William T. Coleman
United States Cavalry
Monument No. 18 v
San Elizario
Coleman
Tombstone
Cavalry
Douglas
PLAN ADDITION TO STATE HOUSE PHOENIX
State Capitol expansion moves forward with an addition planned to house overflow departments as Leroy A. Ladd states interiors will far surpass the old building. Exterior will match the capital while main entrance steps rise to the governor’s floor, with work not delayed. Benson visitors C L Rucker and wife attended court for Valencia case. witnesses from Boquilias Land and Cattle Comtes were in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
State Capitol
Leroy A. Ladd
State Corporation Commission
Mr. Ladd
Benson
Bator C. L. Rucker
Benson Signal
Barnes
Pink Murry
Boquilias Land & Cattle Comtcs
Valencia
Pamy
Young Editor Trades Pencil for Rifle in War Bond
In San Simon a 20 year old editor Noble F Justice left his printing shop and enlisted in the engineers after his mother feared draft. The town celebrated as Justice joined Uncle Sam and bid farewell at the station. Meanwhile a murder trial in Benson ended with a guilty verdict in the second degree and a 10 years to life sentence for Jose Valencia. The Alvarado murder case was postponed due to absence of counsel and Mike Connors awaits insanity proceedings after previous acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidhtor
Justice
Sam
Navy
Pat Murphy
Jose Valencia
Frank McCullough
Benson
Valencia
Row. Owen
Wm. Rhodes
Carl v. Williamson
Bait
Miguel Alverado
Gibson
California
Mike Connors
Connors
Notable jurors in Tombstone jury pool noted by observer
The Observer lists several prominent locals and former Tombstone residents joining the jury in Tombstone. George Jay of Warren and Naco is praised for political agility, while H. D. Madison of Sulpherville recalls Arlington Hotel ties. Col. T. D. Fulghum criticizes Douglasites, and Wm. Cummings of Gleeson renews old ties. Dr. Brinton, UA chemistry professor, leaves to join U.S. war effort as captain. Prof. Bedros Tartarian assumes Brinton’s classroom duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Madison
Sulpherville
Arlington Hotel
Mr. Madison
Tombstone
Col
T. D. Fulghum
Willcox
Bille
Bill Cummings
Bill Hattich
Damon and Pythias
Ei Sheflin
Bill
United States
University of Arizona
Peal H. M. P. Brinton
University For Washington
Brinton
United States Engineers
Bedros Tartarian
Tombstone District News and War Effort Notes
Col Henry Pyeatt and N L Houston visit Tombstone en route home from the springs. Logan farms near MEREFORD plan to plant all acres to aid the war. Francis Hell training at Camp Jackson SC and upcoming Tombstone sending Arthur Harwood to the colors. Local activity at vanity fields and Bisbee trip to see May Robson. Several marriage licenses issued in Tombstone. Deputy Sheriff and inspectors report on crimes and draft statics. Smallpox patient released. local county counts for draft quotas updated. Death of D M Adams in Texas Canyon. request for Anita Aris location. Musicians host Jazz Orchestra practice. Bisbee visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Logan
Logan
Cobb Ranch
Mereford
Our Town
Msth
Field Sienal Corps
Fran
George Ivey
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Terson
Congress
J. L. Irvin, John J. Birdno
Pan
State of Arizona
Irvin
John J. Birdno
State House
RIFLE
San Simon
Iitvle
Hun
Noble F. Justice
Corporal Murphy
the Observer
George Jay
Naco
Warren
Henry Pyeat
Pyeatt
Cant
N. L. Houston
Hasselgreen
Lewis Springs
RANCH
Colors
Arthur Harwood
Jerome
Bisbee
Tombstorites
May Robson
Miss Robson
Fort Huachuca
Shaefer
Tucson
John W. Walker
Jack
Bliss
Rank
Wright
Lottie Rapier
Paradise
Chas. H. Mayberry
Ruth Glenn
Otho B. Eales
Willie Fitgerak
W. W. House
Minnie Teaguee
George J. Merz
Zelma Myer
Richard P. Brown
Adelia O'Roscoe
Antonio Rosario
A. Lopez
Jose Rodriguez
Refugio Perez
Juan Maida
E. Gonzales
John Travis
Anna Nell
Francisco Trejo
B. Preciado
Walter Thomas
Light
Sulphur Spring Valley
Thomas
Chiricahuss
Wm. Bennett
Porter McDonald
Wiliam Cooper
Sawtelle
United States Court
CM. Hunt
Earl D. Jones
France
Sherif Percy Howden
George Emmett
Howelas
John Rolt
Prescott
Bolt
E. A. Torren Company
Fowler
John Calvin
Thelma Johnson
Los Angeles
W. A. McSparron
J. 3. Merry, Jr
C. W. Busby
San Pedro
St. David
From Ranch
Wm. “Dad” Foorr
Dragoon Mountain
Paul DeDaud
Deming
Percy Bowden
Jack Welch
Bert Polley
Foud
Secreary
Ray B. Krebs
Cochive County
Adj
W. Harri
Couise County
Washington
D. M. Adams
D. Mo Adams
Adams Boys
Texas Canyon
Adams
Texas
Livermore
Calif
Sheriff’s Office
Eer Ae
Eee Ang
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