Records of Cochise County Instruments Filed With the County
Listings show numerous property transfers and liens in Douglas Willcox Bisbee and other Cochise County areas. Transfers include mines parcels and mortgage settlements among individuals firms and trustees with values noted such as 100 000 and 7500 and departments naming Warren company Fidelity Savings & Loan Southwestern Lumber Co and United States of America among involved entities.
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McFate
Olson & Mott
Courtland
MeFate
Ua Robiteon
Douglas
International Land and Improvement
Frank Esker
South Company
Coke Weatern Lumber
Carmichael
Pany
Benton
Clawson
Willcox Tion
Bee
J Davis
Adainterron
Teaged
Bievee P
Norton- Morgan Com
Lesinsy Company
AH Cabilias
AL Blumenthalet
Naco Paul Schwalbe
Mor
Grocery Co
Arizona Trust and Banking Company
Barber
Ehop
James B Sehorn
Dowdas
Lee Sugich
James
Fannie Farragh
Cochise Court Passes on Key Territory Cases
The territorial supreme court issued several opinions on Cochise County matters and other territory wide cases. Notable rulings include Copper Company v William Allen Gillespie modifying a decree to allow mine settling basins, and Steinfield v Zeckendorf involving English claim proceeds. Decisions cover title to Benson property, property tax legality, and brokerage claims, with several cases transferred or remanded for new trials and entry of final judgments.
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The
Territorial Supreme Court
Taitinge
Arizona, Copper Company
William Allen Gillespie
District Court of
Grabans
Upper
Gila
Steinfield
Zeckendorf
Fred A. Sutter
Bisbea
J. B Buegard
Florence
J. H. Hardtell
Tucson
JS. Will
Stone
Alexander Murray, Jr
Cochise County
Chae Clason Ve
Matto
Pima County
Cummings
Ve. M. Rosenbers
Benson
Rosentere
Gibson Abatract Co. Ve
Bank of Bielee Appellants
Frank
J. Graf Appelles
Cokerase
Graf
Arizona Mining & Trading Co
Ve. J. J. Benton Appelles
Prasie J. Abbel
Geo. W. Swain Appelice
Cane
Swain
Copper Bell Co
Mar
Te Costello Appelice
Cate
Contenders Warm in Arizona Governor Nomination
A Washington special to the Phoenix Republican notes the governor race in Arizona is heating up as Taft weighs cautious steps for the territory. Telegrams flood in supporting or opposing candidates. Governor Kibbey appears strongest, with Judge Campbell likely to be reappointed and Ernest W. Lewis mentioned as a successor to Judge Nan. An announcement is expected next week.
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Washington
Phoenix
Eays
Arizona
Taft
Kibbey
Campbell
Ernest W. Lewis
Nan
Arizona Indian Adjudged Insane
Hasteen Beaty and Trader John G Walker from Leapp were on a trip to Washington when the Arizona Indian, robbed on the train, assaulted three men in Cincinnati depot after leaving the train. He was adjudged insane and will be taken to a government sanatorium for care.
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Hasteen Beaty
John G. Walker
Leapp
Washington
Cincinnati
Governor Kibbey Supports Winsor as Arizona Historian
Governor Kibbey explains the choice of appointing Winsor as Arizona’s first official historian amid a divided legislature. He notes Miss Hall could not be appointed due to legislative inaction, and asserts establishing the office with Winsor serves the public good despite not naming Hall.
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Mull and Winsor
Arizona
Kibbey
Woman's Club
Pihnenig
Mies Shachit
Hall Te Ie Mate Iain
Miss Hall
Miss Mall
Republian
Winsor
Saya
Atties
Winer
Mies Hall
Hall
Fight for Arizona Governorship Rumors and Petitions
The Arizona governorship race shows shifting support as petitions oppose Governor Kibbey’s reappointment. George Young gains backing from second-choice supporters, while Stoddard and Sturges vie for national committee backing. Vice President Sherman and the New York delegation back Stoddard. Sturgess counts Hitchock and a hoped national committee endorsement.
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Rioe
Arizona
Ketting
Kuloy
Kibbey
George A. Young
Taft
Phoenix Democrat
George Young
Yong
Kibbes
Stoddard
Sturgess
Hitchcock
National Committee
James Sherman
New York
Adame
Arizona Supplications Presented to Congress
A Washington report notes the vice president presented a petition from the Arizona legislature seeking a bridges act to connect Arizona and Utah across the Colorado River and funds to explore and improve the river from Yuna to the Gulf of California. Delegate Cameron echoed the measure in the House. Messages include a memorial opposing any Arizona Utah annexation.
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Washington
Saya
Arizona
Colorado River
Utah
Yuna
Gulf of California
Cameron
Stevens
Texas
New Mexico
Mice and officials figure in a tangle of reports
A jumble of local news items covers a fire at the Banks Hotel in Randolph, insurance questions, and a railroad official resigning to join Arizona’s railroad commission. Other notes mention visits to Shreveport and Phoenix, a judge’s notable decisions, and tribal schooling updates.
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Dadge Doan
Phoenix
Choe
Uean
Untitled local report from Tuesday Daily with scattered notes
A damaged Tuesday Daily fragment mentions a prison transfer from Bisby, a 60 day sentence, and Atorney Gilmors and English poised to seal a hearing date. It notes Theodore DeLong under medical care and pending action, plus vague county growth and new Salome bonanza streaks on dike schist.
Lower Freight Rates Cut Costs Across California to Phoenix
The Maricopa County Commercial Club reports reductions in freight rates from California ports to Phoenix effective March 30. The changes by the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific save shippers thousands in values like soap, matting, coffee, and other commodities on carload shipments. Standardization of the Tuc
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California
Phoenix
Maricopa County
San Prarcinco
Worsley in Texas to Defend Mexicans
Tucson attorney Worsley travels to St Antonia Texas to defend Calisteo Guirre Vins Guirre and Ramires on extradition charges under anti reality laws. He represents them for several days with the National Refugees Defense League of Chicago backing the case. He may also defend Waltress Mazon and Revers in Tombstone on similar charges.
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Ala. Worsley
Tucson
St Antonia
Texas
Calisteo Guirre
Vins Guirre
Ramires
National Refugees Defense League of Chicago
Waltress, Mazon
Revers
Arizona Rebekahs Hoed Special Session
The Tucson lodges of the Order of Rebekahs will host the Grand Lodge and Grand Assembly for their 10th cession. Tucson is the session site on April 19 with a $500 inscription and about 20 lodges and assemblies in Arizona. J A Mace fay of Clifton leads the mid Lodge act president, George A Mintz of Phoenix is secretary, Maggie Julian of Tessin assists. About 800 members are expected to visit Tucson for the meeting.
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Tucson
Order of Mid Fellows
Grand Lodge
Grand Assembly of
Rebekahs
Arizona
J. A. Mace Fay
Clifton
Mid Lodge
George A. Mintz
Phoenix
Maggie Julian
Tessin
Order
Fucson
Ile Tee
Territorial Officials Ordered to Remain in Territory
Secretary Ballinger informed governors and territorial officials in New Mexico Arizona and other territories that they must stay within their jurisdictions except in emergencies. Approved by President Taft, the order aims to stop officials from spending months in Washington lobbying for statehood during congressional sessions.
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Washington
New Mexico
Arizona
Ballinger
White House
Taft
Wong Yook Deported Ordered in Local Case
Wong Yook, called a Chinaman, was ordered deported by a Stanford commissioner. Interpreter Lee Park Lin from Tucson assisted. Wong claimed birth in San Francisco and poor record keeping. He faces Walton detention and potential appeal in a higher court.
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Koater Des Enissioner
Stanford
Yomenite
Wong Yook
Lee Park Lin
Tucson
Waletone
Bishes
Arizona Elks to Visit Los Angeles for National Meeting
Arizona Elks from Tucson Bisbee Douglas Globe and Phoenix compete to send the largest delegation to the July national meeting in Los Angeles. The Hollenbeck hotel is reserved for one week with accommodations for 1000 Arizona Elks guaranteed.
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Elks
Los Angeles
Blke
Los
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Tombstone
Warren
Courtland Water & Los Co
OF Tos
Martin Costello Et Ax
Mexico
Colorado
KK Co
Berd
Frank Massoletti
FE Trask
Little Rincon District
Eulaa Kemp
Sidney N Kemp
Willcox
EG Beelho Ll Kietter
Kline
Exsell
Stetler
Dougdae
Trust For the Fidelity Savings & Lawn Association
Warren Propety
BL Robinson
B L Fike
Joseph Silverman
David Henehmel Jota
Dougas
Jobe H West
Thomas
Will Goshea
Lote
Bisbee
Jessie P Benton
Uel Neji Jn
Southwestern Lumber Co
Becruit
Thomas Hall Et Ux
Poughas
Tony DeMuth
Arisena Trust & Mortgage Co
Thos Hallet
Douglass
Orrantia
Nares
Queen
AJ Johnson
Bruce Stephenson
Turquoise
J McFateetux
W Meyer
Town of
Court
Louis Mer
Willecox
John F White
Arizona Mutual Savings and Loan Association
Saco
Serripy
North River Foqurance Co
Jefferson Fire Insurance
Pointe H P Merrill
WB Dickie Et Ox
WD McCurdey
Willcox Property
George L. Reed
Tegtmeyer
Ucat
DRED
JH Campbell
T J Qualle
Bisbee Property
FS Douglas Et Ox
Albert Krischkur
Engine Property
Eaxd
KF Porter
Eos
United States of America
John T Coraing
Guaranty & ‘Trost Ormpsey
Congress
Nany Abernethy
Hi Home
Globe
Abernathy
Joorphine McPharean
Konbatelle
Bish
Mya
Riglish
Shreveport
Banks
Henson Tire Department
Bickwell
Semerant Freight
Southern Pavillo
Randolph Lines
Railroad Companice
Air
Stillwell
Washington Star
E. Hy Atkinwn
Truxton Canyon
Department of Bhan
Hubert Marie
Bisby
Alps
A. Pike
Paul Marephy
Sap Praudidou
Fortaight
Towbstone
Theodore DeLong
Delong
Atetorney
Gilmors
Dean
Tucron Division
Southern Pacific
Mammoth
Stein's Pass
Worsley
Assay Co
Court Place
Denver
Colo. Lea
Bonanza
Herqua Hala
Ig Moe
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