Instruments Filed With The County In Brief Records
Land transfers and property filings appear in Douglas and Bisbee areas. Eb Muller transfers to Charles Philippe and Langford et ux. W Dickerson to Langford. Pirtle addition property in Douglas noted. Deed transfers include F Kelly and Joe Kelly to O Greenan in Lowell and Henry et al to W A Sedaburg in Douglas. Sherman’s Deed referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB Muller
Charles Phillipe
W Dickerson
J J Langford
Pirtle
City of Douglas
Winwood Et Ux
Frank Bates
Winwood
Bis de Henry
A Moreau Et Ux
JW Angle Et Ux
WB Keyes
Morgan & Angle
Willcox
F Kelly
Joe Kelly
Eula A Kemp
Slaughter
Mary J King
Dougine
Stiles
John S Taylor
Bisbee
Tion
Bisbane
Oliver
Bisbee Bee
John F White
Warhasty
Alley Bank CT
Phoeni
Tombstone
Hayden
Wingood Sddi
Lemonstotion
Bis
Jernigan
Turquoise Bee
Jos Lefebreet Ux
H Westetuxto
McAllister
Acebo
Queen
War
Douglas
Wm G Bwell
Alice H Weatet
Mexico
Colorado Cox Railroad Company
Helen C Larson
el Paso
South
John Gleeson
Colewestern
Comrade
Pany
Eeerde
Turquoise
Aoe
Pacific Improvement Company
Dario Mar- Roy Miller
Ty John Moher
Benson
Spr Turquoise Mining Cie
Gunnels
Ad- Douglas
Vanes
Thomas King
Alice Moore
G E Cummings
Balchon
Quoise
Gabioo Valensbele
H A Morgan
LW Powell
Cala Willcox
Met
Arizona Min- Deedling Company
Tor- E
Quoise Mining Diseries
Colorado
William Seeeee
W. Simmons
Tombstone Mining
Deeds Realty Company
Mesler
Pacific
Overlock Addition Company
P K Cheek
Doueldine
Benson Propanee
Csi Sneaevavens
McFate Etux
D W Brown
Reil
Barker
McFate Soldi Road Company
Leedison
Courtland
Matthe C Reynolde
Ws Hoskins
Fred R Reynolds
Bio- Courtlead
Bee Property
Matt Barisio
Wm Bashoe
Warmanty
McFeteet Ux
T F Farnworth
KS Maclay
Ross Maclay
T Winwood Et Ux
Commoan
Meguire Company
Douglas Improvement Company
Montoages
Manuel Salazar
G H Hirstetux
A Hattto M Eckerman
Arizona Trust & Banking Company
TE Mosher
Book of Bisbee
JE Mosher
JH Snyder
HA Morgan
forton-Mogan Commercial Co
Powell
Ewell
Webb
Kline
Stetler
Douglee
Dichue
Donohoe Et Ux
Peary R Smith
North Douglas
Doug
M Richie
Walse
L D Bhattuck
Sieteve
L A Dunbar and Husband
Bryan
Beneas
Lucy Ballard
Paul T. Wendler
MeFate
MeFset Ux
Thomas Haline
McFate
M McFatecux
L R White
Courtene A
GM Hewitt
George Jirret
Warren District
Equilbey
John Faber
August Lemoine
Jobo Faber
Will Visit Arizona Camps By Utah State Mining Seniors
Utah State University mining engineering seniors plan a May field trip for thirty students described as the most extensive class tour yet. They depart May 1 visiting mining camps across Utah Wyoming Colorado Arizona Nevada with side trips to key districts and return via Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Herald
Utah State University
University
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Arizona
Los Angeles
Nevada
Newhouse
Tintie
Eureka
G. A. Overstrom
Mining
RK. H. Bradford
Metallurgy
I Aecompany
Destructive Blaze Hits Electric Power Plant
A morning blaze at the Electric Power Plant on Fourth Street enveloped the site in smoke. Volunteers hesitated over gasoline explosion risk before water suppression limited damage. three engine and dynamo rooms burned, marble switchboard melted, and power lines damaged. Plant to be overhauled with extra dynamo, aiming for service resumption tonight or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Maine
Duval
Unanswered Questions and Nogales Relief Bill
A fragmented passage poses many questions about local legends livestock and land, including livestock breeds, acreage, and mining details while noting Congress action. It mentions a relief bill for Nogales citizens John T. Brickwood E Gaynor Theo Gebler Lee Mix Arthur Pack Thomas Casanega Joseph Losman and Joseph Berger for losses from 1899 and removal by U S authorities on the international strip in Nogales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mr. Teller
Nogales
John T. Brickwood
E. Gaynor
Theo. Gebler
Lee W. Mix
Arthur.l
Pack Thomas A. Casanega
Joseph D. Losman
Joseph Berger
United States
International Strip
Gleeson School Ordered Closed Over Measles Light Epidemic
Mond reports Gleeson school closed for the term due to a light measles outbreak. Judge F M Doan travels to Phoenix for supreme court, City Attorney Bowman also to Phoenix on business as pay days occur and monthly checks sustain commerce. Disler family from Cleveland visiting Tombstone two weeks en route to California. plans to explore local history. Frank Bauer appointed special administrator for estate of Don Sullivan worth over 1300 with livestock. concerns over goats possibly stolen after murder. Cochise Club hosts Entre Nous. evening informal with gambling act limiting prizes and cordial refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disler
Cleveland
Ohio
Tombstone
Digler
Brown
California
Frank Bauer
Lowell
Don Sullivan
Sullivan
Dixie Canyon
Bauer
Senor Jose Visits Old Stamping Grounds in Tombstone
JE Larrabe, newly appointed official court reporter of the First Judicial District with Tucson HQ, visits Tombstone’s old pueblo from Tucson. He says the town is in a building boom and will stay several days renewing acquaintances before circuiting Santa Cruz county for mining property business. The Pima district court will convene next month and appears set for a busy term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JE. Larrabe
Senor Jos
Tucson
Larrabe
First Judicial District
Santa Cruz County
District Court of
Pima County
Bisbee Girl Wins Gold Medal in Territory Declamatory Contest
About a hundred students from Phoenix High School traveled to Tempe for a territory declamatory contest. Ivaly Butler of Bisbee won the gold medal and Julius Goodman of Tempe took silver, with subplots mentioning Ethel Herndon of Globe and Jean Nall of Phoenix as notable performers. Judges included F J Duffy, John Dean, and Neil Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix High
Tempe
Mice Ivaly Butler
Bisbee
Julius Goodman
A. J. Matthews
Cteds
F. J. Duffy
Nogales
John Dean
Silver Bell
Neil Bailey
Naco
Miss Butler
Ben Har
Ethel Herndon
Globe
Jean Nall
Phoenix
Nall
Miss Herndon
G. W.P. Hunt
Local Daily Notes from Courtland and Surroundings
Tuesday's Daily reports Mrs. Fly leaving for Courtland on business. Buchanans Auto Service handled steady work between county seat and Courtland. Att Carroll, Bowman, and Sheriff White recently returned from Phoenix. Sir Hazeard and wife visited Tombstone. Mrs. Joe Anderson and Mrs. Fowler planned a St. David visit. Mrs. A W Pike, mother of Paul Murphy, a Tombstone visitor from San Francisco, hosted by her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanans Auto
Courtland
Mee
A. W. Pike
Paul Murphy
Silver Trend
Tombstone
San Francisco
Daughther
Mexican Killed by Train at Pearce
Jose Ariste known as Big Joe a well known Mexican in the Pearce area was struck and killed by a train while crossing tracks at the Pearce depot. The freight shifter suffered fatal injuries and died shortly after with a wife and many friends left to mourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Ariste
Pearce
Big Joe
Ariste
Awakening in Phoenix Halts County Seat Bill Attack on Tombstone
Reports say a strong warning from Phoenix disrupted efforts to move the county seat from Tombstone. Old residents wrote to representatives to kill the measure, invoking Tombstone’s historic fame and frontier spirit as a rallying point against the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ben
Tombstone
Old Town
Charles Hoyt
Alfred Henry Lewis
Wolfville
Arizona
Ed. Schieffelin
New Laws Aid U S Officials On Immigration
New Mexican immigrant laws now in force mirror U S policy. They bar admission of the incurable and contagious, exclude paupers and criminals, and prevent likely public charges, aiding border officers troubled by diseased foreigners entering via the Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Rio Grande
Death of Pioneer Who Saw First R. R. Built
James Wilson aged 90 died at his son in law J C Goodwin's Phoenix home. A New York native, he came to Arizona as a young man and witnessed the construction of the first railroad line and the first train in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilson
J.C. Goodwin
Phoenix
New York State
Arizona
New York
Wit
Sues for Damages in Tombstone Jail Case
In Nogales district court Josue Billy sues M Davido for 5000 dollars for false arrest and imprisonment. He alleges Santa Cruz residents were harmed by a meat theft charge leading to his 11 days in Tombstone jail and later exoneration, damaging credit health and causing mental anguish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oas
Mat
Nogales
Josue Billy
M. Davido
Santa Cluz County
Cochise County
Tombstone
Heavy Snow Closes Morenci Opera House Roof
Morenci reports the heaviest snow in years with 15 to 18 inches of snowfall. Winds were light, sparing wires and trains, but the Morenci opera house roof collapsed under the load, damaging the structure. The building, built two years ago as a skating rink, cost over 10 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morenci
Telegraph Line Toward Coastland From Douglas Under Way
Work begins on a telegraph line from Douglas to Coastland with Postal Telegraph responsible for installation and strong wires along the Mexico and Colorado railroad. Season's shipments near Hermoxillo show 200 to 300 carloads of oranges in bond, most headed to Canada through the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Coastland
Mexico & Colorado
Hermoxillo
Canada
United States
Bond
Assay Co Ad Offers Free Envelopes and Price List
Reliable Assays advertises gold at 75 cents, gold and silver at 31.00, and lead, tantalite, copper. It invites readers to send for free envelopes and a price list from the Assay Co located at 1530 Court Place, Denver, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assay Co
Court Place
Denver
Colo
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ER Pittle Company
Elias Simon
Pittle
Doug- Ine
F Sloan
Wm Spier
Max Goldman
C D Faraone
Douglas Property
Shering
SP Franklin Ty
B Kelton
Sarah F Earhart
RL Ramsey
LW McDonald
Will
Billy Sandy Foil
Shalla
Tuwd
Mond
Gleeson
F. M. Doan
Supreme Court
Charles Bowman Iip
Tostays
Hershal
Board of Supervisors
J.P. Kelly
Cochise
Entre Nous
Senor
Jose
Fly
Chee, Bowman
Jack White
Hazeard
Bistee I
Mra
Joe Anderson
Mrs. F. Fowler
St. David
U. S
R. R
Jiles
Levi Strauss &Co
Lea
Bine
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