Douglas area property and loan transfers summary
A scanned notice lists multiple real estate and loan actions in Douglas area. Transactions include mortgages and security interests on land and property, aboard properties in Douglas and Bisbee, livestock and water rights, and transfers between individuals and banks or companies. Entangled names include Geo Williams, Maude Davies, Bank of Douglas, Douglas Lumber Co, J Smith, Mary Leverich, Vernie Young, Western Inv Co, and Cummings Tombstone prop. The notice appears as a broad list of title transfers and security interests across several properties and entities.
Opinion on election of supervisors in all counties
A state attorney general opinion concludes counties should elect supervisors at large rather than by newly created districts. It notes districting must occur by September before the November election, but primary laws require nomination papers be filed 20 to 60 days before the primary.
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Gneral
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Attorney General's
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Karger
Board of Supervisors
Beation
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Eball
Board of Supervisore
Ehall
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Nomi Nation
Boards of Superview
Thie
Alure
Serard
Pepersst
Opioton Eboold
Legal notice on supervisor district redistricting delays
Attorney General assistant states boards cannot nominate candidates for supervisors due to districting delays. Filing dates for papers are inconsistent, delaying nomination for eleven supervisor districts at the next primary and general election.
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Sigad
Leblie Chardy
Looking Backward in Tombstone 26 Years Ago
Local reminiscences recount 19th century Tombstone life with mentions of Nellie Cashman’s return, cemetery relocations, real estate trades, billiards for stakes, and notable arrivals including District Attorney Ben Goodrich. Plentiful oddities span booze, poker, and town chatter with references to the Palace Lodging, Apache Papago traders, and the Southern Pacific depot talks.
Returns from Bisbee and Santa Fe in local notes
Monday's Daily reports Machomich Mrresctle Co president Douglas Gray back from Bisbee and Douglas on mining matters, and Louglas Grey hosting a large social at his parents' home. Santa Fe County Recorder Murphy returns from a weeks stay, with a note about a Come Tax officer appointment. Also mentions Grace Gallen's Bisbee visit, a firehouse meeting, school census up 15, and various town gossip items.
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Santa Fe
Murphy
N. M
Arizona
Bisbee
Grace Gallen
Viet
Mra Sims Galle
Esume
Atudier
Federal Game Laws for Ariazna Clarified in 1913 Act
An excerpt from the United States game laws adopted and signed by the President on October 1 1913 covers seasons for deer fawns does and antelope sheep goats and birds including pheasants wild turkeys doves and snipe. It states that when federal law conflicts with state law the federal provision prevails.
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Unites Statenas
Local road paving plans spark county board session
The board of supervisors met to decide paving the Bisbee Warren road. County Attorney Gilmore opened the contract for paving but it was canceled. Several officials and residents attended as the session focused on road work and local civic needs.
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Board of Supervisors
Warren
Onion O County
Gilmore
Large Cattle Sale In Arizona Sets Record In Tucson
Prospect described as the largest cattle sale in Tucson history saw 10 000 head of Sonora cattle purchased by a Montana stockman via Charles E Walker of the Consolidated National Bank. The deal totals about 250 000 dollars with half the cattle to move immediately and the rest later. First shipments head to pastures in northern Texas. The operation will require six full trains of over 250 cars to haul the cattle.
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Tucson
Charles E Walker
Consnlitated
National Bank
Montana
Sonora
Texas
Cc hise Cattlemen Meet at Willcox
The Cochise County Stock Growers Association held its annual session at Willcox with 75 members present Elector JC Page was chosen president and Thomas Allaire secretary A committee including WM Riggs J McKinney Judge 8 M McCall J B Cook and Frank Moore was appointed The group adjourned to finish resolutions The meeting will continue tomorrow noon A social program was prepared for visitors with a ball game horse races and an evening smoke and supper planned
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Cocaiee County
JC Page
Thomas Allaire
WM Riggs
J McKinney
M McCall
J B Cook
Frank Moore
Cestein
Sao Carlos Dem
Willcox
Fei
Semoke
Daper
Catarth Case Held by Hall's Catarb? Toled
Frail OCR fragment notes a dispute involving Catarth and Hall's Caterrb with F J Onxsey Co Toledo and wholesale druggists Wavome Kum as Manvix, claiming ability to meet obligations. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a legal or financial matter in Toledo.
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Toledo
Wavome
Kumas & Manvix
Fairbank and Tombstone City News Roundup
In Fairbank Jeff Milton notes the Special Chinese Inspector of Fairbank among voters in the county seat today as Tombstone plans to reorganize its band for summer concerts in the city park. Turner Frank Hand reports homestead proofs in Tombstone today with several residents presenting claims to U.S. Commissioner Fowler. Jastro Henry Street of Bequillas Land and Cattle Co visits Tombstone on business. Sheriff Harry Wheeler and son Alyn return from Douglas for repairs. Bisbee Chamber president Douglas Gray returns from mining talks. The Stage Hall dance under the Promotion Hose Company No 3 proves a great success with 75 couples and about 70 dollars raised for the firemen’s club fund.
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Jeff Milton
Airness
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Henry Street
Bequillas Land & Cattle Company
Ftage Hall
Promsotion
Ifair
Messra Hernon
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Suit filed against Journal Miner Co over defamation claim
A Prescott dispatch reports Percy Coldwell superintendent of the Pioneer's Home sues the Journal Miner Publicking Company in superior court for 20000 damages over a story and a later editorial alleging conditions at the home. Coldwell seeks 10000 damages for each item, asserting widespread damage and sensational coverage prompting investigations. The case, expected in June, promises to be highly watched and involves substantial testimony and credibility questions.
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Percy Coldwll
Miner Publicking Company
Plainoiff
Theomplaint
Iiner
Phoenix
Coldiel
Blind Charley Crosses Divide in This Town
A local obituary reports the death of Charles Quicken bush known as Blind Charley who lived at Dewoit Jaws for over 25 years. He was about 55, had been in failing health for some time and was widely known and well regarded. He went to live with his son when health declined.
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Charles Quicken
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