Real estate and mining deeds and transfers in Douglas area
A list of property conveyances including deeds, mortgages, and leases in Douglas and surrounding towns. Transactions cover homes, additions in Douglas, Courtland townsite, and mining claims in the Turquoise and Warren districts. Parties include Fleming, Hatley, Sherman, Allen, Garrison, Miller, McFate, Dugan, Lesinsky, and others, with various lenders and lessees.
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HE Dugan
Wm J Davis
Douglas
M McFate
Thomas Pidwell
Courtland
Cora Mezeosta
C E Lesinsky
Willcox Property
B Lesinsky
W D McBee
Yuma Farmer Cuts Early Barley Record
Yuma Valley farmers report barley nearing readiness with most fields in the siding stage. H C Haupt exceeds all past records by already cutting the first acreage of tarey, with some stalks reaching two feet in height.
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Yuma Valley
H.C. Haupt
Democratic City Central Committee Names Executive Board
Oscar K. Goll, chairman, appoints Alien R. English, John Rock, C. A. Simpson, and Thomas Smith to the executive committee from the First through Fourth Wards. Goll aims to keep the Tombstone Democratic organization in perfect working order and prepared for action.
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Democratic City Central Committee
Oscar K. Goll
R. English
John Rock
C. A. Simpson
Thomas Smith
Goll
Derman
Tombstone
Colonel Pickett Still Boasting Booster for Arizona
Colonel H. L. Pickett lauds Arizona progress from Washington as a tireless booster. He advocates forming a statewide Booster Club with him as general director to attract business and promote statehood, urging locals to spread the message and attract growth.
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H. L. Pickett
Washington
D. C
Daily Post
Pickett
Arizona
Cochise County
Tombstone
Washington Post
Prosiscox
Colonel Picket At
United States Senate
Col. Pickett
Evening notices and events in Tombstone and Bisbee
Monday's Daily lists the Improved Order of Red Men meeting tonight and a string of upcoming events. Nearby notes report blasting near the Northwest Shaft, Sunsets Magazine praises Arizona, Gochise Club entries, and Courtland town sites. Black Patti performs in Bisbee. Patro ness day dance tickets released. a stork visits W G Gilmore, while Papa Gilmore comforts his new heir and ignores the Bronco 25th activities in Phoenix. Dr Bacon shares favorable news on Frank Myers post surgery at Copper Queen hospital. Ladies Aid social at Congregational church set for Thursday. Thomas Dwyer returns from Bisbee for a county visit.
Territorial items of interest condensed
Territory news items report subway work progresses to address floods while notable figures shift in finances and local developments. Posts change as Cordes Susco Warren appoint postmasters. A large Colorado River dredging project advances toward Chloride with new machinery and river work. Land sales near Tempe and notable regional builders push construction in Courtland as Greenlee history noted and gold dredging plans emerge in Walnut Grove region.
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Colorado River Dredging Co
Kingian
Chloride
Pioneers Remember Sam Hughes and Early Arizona Life
The Tucson Star recalls Hon. Sam Hughes as a pioneer in full sense. On the 10th of this month he marks S1 years in the territory. W H Kirkland, known as Bill Kirkland, is among the few still living from Sammy’s early days. In 1854 Captain Palhamos of Yuma was a captain and pilot on the Colorado River, likely the oldest permanent American resident in Arizona.
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Sam Hughes
W.H. Kirkland
Bill” Kirkland
Sammy
Palhamos
Yume
Colorado River
Union Station for Courtland Linked to Railroads
It now seems assured that the union passenger and freight station of the Mexico and Colorado and the Southern Pacific railroad will be located on the Courtland townsite. The Southern Pacific will gain traffic rights on the townsite railroad, avoiding further railroad construction through the townsite.
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Union
Mexico & Colorado
Southern Pacific
Courtland
New Railroad to Cananea Mentioned by Douglas Scout
Frank Mason of the Cananea Cattle company in Douglas stated the railroad party for the Agua Prieta to Cananea road is encamped at Villa Verde. He reports they have run a survey from Del Rio to Cananea, with 25 men and necessary stock in camp.
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Frank Mason
Cananea Cattle Company
Douglas
Agua Prieta
Cananes
Villa Verde
del Rio
Douglas Diepateb
Big Four Vindicated In Anti-Gambling Case
The case against Martin Costello W K Meade and others charged with violating the anti gambling law was called before Judge McFarland. Costello appeared as his own attorney and pressed for immediate termination. The prosecution was unavailable, District Attorney Williams wiring from Courtland to request a postponement as the case proceeded at a camp.
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Martin Costello
W. K. Meade
McFarland
Costello
Williams
Courtland
Harriman Orders Arizona Railroad Box Canyon Link Fast
Reports indicate EH Harriman has ordered completion of the P and E road at once. As crews and teams arrive from Mexico, construction on the 36 mile Box Canyon link between Winkelman and Glob will be resumed.
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The
Shannon Copper Company
Shannon Arizona
Wich
Eastern
EH. Harriman Hase
Mexico
Box Canyon
Winkelman
Glob
Applicants for Teachers' Certificates Exam Session
County School Superintendent EO Stover conducts the regular teacher's examination today. Three applicants seek certificates: Miss Susie B. Cabell Tombstone 8 Merritt Partridge Bisbee, H B McDaniel Douglas. When a young girl is proposed she wants to tell her mother, when an old one gets a proposal she wants to tell everybody.
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EO Stover
Susie B. Cabell
Tombstone
Merritt Partridge
Bisbee
H B McDaniel
Douglas
Sbe
Supreme Court Meets March 20th Arizona Session
The Arizona Supreme Court announces a March 20 meeting to hand down decisions. The prior notice in The Republican suggested April 20 but was described as a misprint with no intention to hinder proceedings.
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Supreme Court
Arizona Supreme Court
Hotel boom fuels Douglas money for new venture
The Star reports a hotel now rising in Tucson division funds from Douglas financiers led by Alfred Paul. The Three K group on the line employs 40 men under Mr Scott to keep traffic moving. Mr Ferry of New Jersey joins Santa Rita operations under Prof Binke. Greene Cananea Copper Co sees 3.5 to 4 million pounds monthly output with six blast furnaces and one reverberatory furnace in use, three refinery sections active while one sits idle as improvements continue.
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Catene of Douglas
Alfred Paul
Tucson
Star
Crewe
Scott
Ferry
New Jersey
Santa Rita
Prof
Binke
Greene Cananes Copper Co
Cananea
Sonora
Dictionary of Navajo Language Nears Publication
Father Anselm Webber, long engaged in compiling a Navajo dictionary, has finished the work and plans publication at St Midhe tle Arizona. The dictionary will be the first complete Navajo lexicon published and stands as a major scientific achievement.
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George J. Julliard
Gallup
Anselm Webber
St. Midhe Tle
Arizona
Washington governor backs mining investor protection law
A proposed law aims to shield mining investors by declaring unpatented claim corporations illegal or making their boards personally liable for debts until claims are patented. It would bar promoter stock transfers until treasury stock is disposed of and reflects gubernatorial intent to curb speculative ventures.
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Washington
Treasury
Mexican Died On Train After Fatal Fight
Dr. Bacon performed an autopsy on Amado Vasquez who died on a train en route from Benson to the county hospital. Vasquez, a Mexican, had been head injured in a Benson fight days earlier and died from purulent brain injury caused by the blows. District Attorney Williams ordered the autopsy to determine the cause of death and the assailant faces arrest and investigation for homicide.
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Bacon
Amado Vasquez
Benson
Vasquez
Williams
Wade
Commissioners Come to Arizona to Hear Rail Charge
Interstate commerce commissioners arrive in Phoenix from Washington on March 22 to hear complaints filed by the Maricopa County Commercial Club against railway operators in Arizona and several eastern lines. The event is seen as a major territorial moment amid anticipated freight rate reductions.
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Interstate Commerce Commissers
Phoenix
Washington
New Mexico Booze Bill Dies Amid Moral Character Amendments
The New Mexico liquor licensing bill faced a fatal setback when a committee amendment required a man’s mother wife or fiancée to countersign and sign off on licenses. The amendment also mandated a photo license with a diary for bartenders notes and restricted sales after three stages of intoxication within 24 hours. The bill was laid on the table indefinitely by the legislature.
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New Mexico
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dora H Fleming
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Fidelity Savings and Loan Association
McFatest
JR Hatley
Courtland Property
van Sherman Et
J A Baikow
Cowan
van Meter
Turquoise Mining District
Chattle Mortgage
Bemus Webb
C J Olson
C W Allen
G G@ Sargent
Alesander Gold Mines Development Company
Turkey Creek Mines & Development Company
W C Garrison
Roy Miller
Jen McFate
Turquoise
Chedes AP Brown
Norton-Morgas Commersial Company
Mor
Este Cook
Pirtle
Fremont
Frazee
EE Thomas
WH Pearce
Warren
DJ Jones Tod B
Riley Et
EH Reeves
CS Stevens
Dean Merrill
Joan Kirby
Mexico and Colorado Railroad Company
CW Moffatt
Wm R Merrifocld
CW Heywood
Jos Tivbetts
LC Crews Et Ux
International Land & Improvement Company
F W Nichols
Clawton
City of Douglas
Clawson
City of
Darklas
Calder
Megin
Calumet
Bryant
Arizons
Colorado
Railroad Company
Mills
Louis Parente
Jake & Joe Cupansick
Arcade
Lowell
Lot
Johnston
Casey
Marvin
Mira Marvin
Sherman
International Land and Improvement Company
Eugene Kovde
Amos
Heath
Gosliv
Fries
New Moon
Edwards of
M Consert
Yew Moon
Bisbea
Cros
Mercelina Cestorena
Yuma Farmers
City Democracy
Colonel Pickett
Huachuca Water Co
Sunset Magazine
Protection Hose Co
W. G. Gilmore
Papa Gilmore
Frank Myers
Copper Queen Hospital
Ladies Aid Society of
Congregational Church
Thomas Dwyer
Biabeo
W. C. Greene
John B. McCloskey
Grass Springs
Mohave County
Florence
Charles S. Cordes
Cordes
J. H. Cordes
George 8. Carroll
Susco
C. O. Mathews
James K. Schumaker
H. B Hanscom
Phoenix Democrat
Tempe
A. J. Peters
George Taylor Tos
Clemmons
Greenlee County
Clifton Morenci
Mason Greenlee
Greenlee
Clifton
Virginia
Clifton O
Walnut Grove
Tbree
Mary Teste
Arizona Pioneers
Union Station
Arizona Railroad
Chamberlains Vougn Remedy
Gare
Wal
Lem
Bea
Aera Arene Paca
Cinetus
Perry
Ocpen Assay Co
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