Cochise County Mortgage and Deed Records Summary
A compact extract of Cochise County Recorder records listing numerous property deeds and mortgages. Individuals named include A Bergman, J Tenney, G Monkert, Edith Stowe, Viola Slaughter, E Muctainer, AJ Haven, Mary Leverich, W Le Masters, J Vandandeate, J Douglas, C Kelley, Ada Cook, Mrs Ada Stewart, and others. Transactions cover conveyances, satisfactions, bonds, and patents involving Bisbee, Douglas, Santa Fe region, and various properties valued up to 19500 dollars.
Kill Thirty Four Snakes in Two Days in Kingman
James W Goent arrives in Kingman from Wallapai mountains and recounts a tale of killing 34 rattlesnakes in two days while exploring the Bottle Neck wash area. Bennett and Echols later dispatched two snakes near their mine, finding four rattlers sunning, then continued to search for more. Local land and property transfers also appear in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingman
James W Goent
Kingman Yesterdan
Bottle Neck Wash
Wallapai Mountains
New Cases Filed in Superior Court Meta Sample
New cases filed in superior court include G Moran versus Cochise Queen Min Co debt 556 dollars and Clara Mrs L Davis action for devotee. Additional items list SP Co versus Corbine Co tax money refusal and J Deemas versus W Reasonover debt. Probate proceeding for Rey Gray minor sale of property interest with appraisers Cavem May 6. Tom Hatton versus E Quirk pen from TP court dreaement in Sut No. Harry Lee Dr Rose Lee Cr deer. G Olitane Dr Enriqueta Guiertes Cr decree of divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lee
Rose Lee
Deer
Woree
Olitane
Enriqueta Guiertes
Looking Backward Twenty Four Years in Tombstone News
A roundup of items from Tombstone era events including cattle shipments from J P McAllister, LO OF anniversary banquet, Ferdinand Ward’s release, new gold excitement, and reports on mining, politics, and local personalities. The piece notes a silver convention in Washington, a controversial funding bill, and local social happenings.
Gleeson News Notes Recap From Past Week
Gleeson and vicinity saw visits from Captain Powers from Old Pearly Camp and rancher Fred Norton while Young Short of Webb shared time in town. Mrs Reader visited her daughter Mrs RA Chaffee, and Mrs B B Miller reopened the Big Stone hotel after leasing from R T Stone. May Day picnic drew many from Tombstone, with attendees at Crace’s ranch and a Rawhide Band outing. Heavy rain fell Sunday night as Lale Gibson plans a large cement reservoir on his ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Crace
Lafe Gitsom
Tomed
Lennon
Approval of Land Selected by State for Rail Bond Bonds
The General Land Office approves 54 44551 acres of state selected land for railroad bond payments in Yavapai Coconino Maricopa and Pima counties. Approved selections total 105 827 80 acres with rights of way reserved for future canals or ditches under federal authority.
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General Land Office
Yavapai
Coconino
Maricopa
Pola
Selecion
United States
Dance by Safety First Girls Club Draws Large Crowd
Monday's Daily reports a Saturday night dance by the Safety First Girls Club drew a large attendance. Bisbee boys visited, Mrs Christine Baron plans to move to Los Angeles, and local officials commented on road progress and local news. A booze raid in Bisbee and Douglas resulted in arrests and exhibits for court, while meningitis cases prompt health precautions. County Attorney Ross anticipates multiple convictions from the clean-up, and a Tombstone cattleman, Wm Cowan, suffered a broken leg in a range accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
Douglas
Tombstone
Jas. James
Superior Court
Ross
Range Searcf
Government Drow
Wm Cowan
Injunction hearing on boycott case before Judge Lockwood
Willam Truax seeks injunction against Bisbee Cooks and Waiters Union boycotting the English Kitchen. Judge Lockwood took the matter under advisement, with a decision expected possibly by week’s end. Also notes local activity and travel in Tombstone and Bisbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Truax
Bisbee Cooks and Waiters Union
Lockwood
Superior Court
Local Officials Return From County Precinct Tour
Recorder Owen E Murphy and Supervisor John Rock traveled to every county precinct to deliver registration supplies to officers. Registration for state and county elections begins today with all supplies delivered by Saturday. Rock attended the board meeting today while Murphy returned to the office.
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Owen E. Murphy
John Rock
Murph
Rock
Murp
Bisbee Editor McKinney Leads Tombstone Visit
Visitors from Bisbee including Editor Fred McKinney and Hert Pletcher spent the day touring Tombstone landmarks. They toured the mine, Banker Hill company area, and OM Camp, enjoying a rest visit and returning home in the evening.
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Bisbee
Fred McKinney
Hert Pletcher
Banker Hill Company
McKinney
Tombstone
Ance
Parkhurst Waives Preliminary in Auto Theft Case
Parkhurst, returned from Los Angeles by Sheriff Wheeler, waived preliminary examination before Justice R. S. Maclay in Douglas on a steal ing automobile charge from contractor Mr. McNeil. He was bound over to the superior court with bail set at 1000 dollars, which he failed to furnish and was jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EC. Parkhurst
Wheeler
Los Angeles
Cal
McNeil
Justice of the Peace
R. S. Maclay
Douglas
Congregational Church Notes and Local Returns
Wednesday’s Daily reports Rev. Albert Amundyea leaving for Tempe to attend the Arizona Conference of Congregational Churches convention and returning Friday. Congregational church services Sunday include communion and a sermon on church membership at 11 AM and a 7:50 PM evening service. Also noted are A H Gardner heading to Tucson for the four day Republican convention, Townstone rifle club seeking rifles via War Department, Mrs J E James and Miss Virginia Marrs to Stockton for months, and Rev J Krows preaching about Turkey missionary work with hopes for Dr Brown’s return in time for service.
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Albert Amundyea
Tempe
The
Arizona Conference of Congregational Churches
Congregational
AC. Lockwood
Townstone Rifle Club
War Department
Washington
Court House
Kev J Krows
Turkey
Brown
Miles Medical heart remedy claims and warnings
A disjointed OCR fragment touts a Dr Miles Heart Remedy sold by Miles Medical Co. The blurrily referenced text promotes heart disease cures and treatment claims while warning about dangers and urging patient experiences. The piece appears as a historical medicine advertisement with claims of guarantees and doctor endorsements.
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Amon
Miles
Wilew Meart
Rene
Aruggiate
Miles Medical CO
Miknart
Ime
Fairbank Mayor Heney Visits County Seat On Business
Fairbank mayor ALL Heney was a visitor in the county seat today on business matters. Douglas Gray, president of the Mac homsidts Mercantile Company and family, returned home yesterday from Patagonia where he attended mining business. The party motored over and back to Phoenix. Secretary J N Gaines of the Cochise County Taxpayers Association left for Tucson and Phoenix for a week on official matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike McGuirk
Cochise, County
J. T. Kingsbury
Tombstone
Douglas
Harry Pickett
All Heney
Fairbank
Douglas Gray
Machomsidts Mercantile Company and Family
Patagonia
J. N. Gaines
Cochise County
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Hidpesb
Wildreth
Bergman
Asa
En Coto J Tenney
Ware
Chew
Shatter Mortgage
Stetson
Bibee Auto Co Auto
Piet
Cayite
Firs Douglas
Carder H Odrewto Mo Lohr
Schwentes
Edith Stowe
Mustein
Gerd
AJ Haven Lrouglas
Margare
Marshall
Sanders
Whitley
Cooper Douglas Pep
Mary Levers
Wo Jenkins
R Valentin Te Een Reeckene
Booian
Vse
Cos Vas
E Randolpher
Deeth
Oren
T Powell
Willow
B& T Co Wee Cabeces
Pee A Pares
Santa Fe
J Mater
Tam
Vaee
Santa Fe Pacific R R
Mary Bleverich
Utterbeck
Haven Cochise
Haven Et
EL Ovens
Colline & Bretherton
Deiro
Vandandeate Bisbee
Tgonex
Douglas Douglas
Goodman
C Kelley
Bill OF Sane
Lockner
Ada Cook
Warner Pistee
Pemd
Ada Stewart
Clapton
Willeos
J Medigovich
G Vasil
Martha Adams
Wateo Brt Co
Abraham Brox
Wilmarth Show Case Co
Hanna Oxerstram Bisbee
Rambo
Santa Fe Pacifc
Santa Fe Parific x x Co
Mary Leverich Land
J Jacobson
Ux Tow Omazil
Land
W Haverion
J Jecotoon
Randolph
Rives Md
Mary Leverich
W Riggs
Larivon
Bennett
Echols
Ourmin
Hottle
Fife
Coe Seettig
Miowe
Katie Gerwein
Moss Beason
Roberts
Ads Washburn Et
Bank of Davean
Mattel Mortcade
Tsiben
S F Bowser
the Guarantee & Trust Co
Philbrook
J Haverty
J Pyeatt
Alice Wells Et Corj
Lula Walker Et
Cladia Reea
Grover Reed
Conj
Hends — Fund
Mary Marfield
T Williams
Sto
Hunsacker
J Brophy
Johnson
Simon
Santa Be Pacific
R R Co
Mary E, Leverich
Hildreth
Mire Lydia Fife
J Ryan
U S To C
Thompson
Frances Cwens
Ellen James Douglas
Chattel Mortgage
Anna Hills
Doug
G Moran
Clara
L Davis
SP Co
Corbine Co
Rey Gray
Andler
Mr Donald
Cavem
Tom Hatton
TP Court
J. P. McAllister
Willcox
George
LO. O. F
Impioxine Od
Ferdinand Ward
Sing Sing
New York
Chas Hine
Utmost Carr
Arignaa
Tom Scott
Allen Street
Acain
Charles Granville Johnston
Hugh Casey
San Fresco Sherefe
Mann
Cooeh
Minnie
Gay Hickey
Jack Bowsnas Johre Pencepacker
Tom Wright
Old Mexco
New Mexico
Chuca Mountains
Mark Smith
Mr. Smith
Arizona
Irwin
Kendel
Im. Sharkey
Biggs
California
Mrs McFarland
Frank and
Bessie Sharkey
D. W. Wallace
Nevada
Tucson
Roof Pat Bisbee
New York Herald
Congress
Tom Trainor
Barrett
Gleeson
Captain Powers of
Fred Norton
Young Short
Webb
Big Stone
B. B. Miller
R. T. Stone
Effiinger
Dr. Goodfellow
A. Goldbaum
Lale Gibson
Safety First Girls Club
Christine Baron
Wm. Bennet
C. L. Rucker
Benson Signal
Curtis Flat
Benson
Bisbee Officials
CE Adams
Robert Hennessy
Dr Herendeen
Board of Supervisors
WG. Golwore
J. F Russ
Sispee Goys
Warren
Tombstone Stars
Schuster’s Park
C Cubs
Ax Im Lavor
Williams
Richard Rundle
Bisbee Hhoneers
Ryan
Super
Usor Vane Johnson
Tomb
Stone
Board of
Wallace
Bisber
TH McPherson
Nellie Dalgelish
Cochise
Oo J. AL Rockfellow
al Benedict
Mes Julian
SS Cumimings
Mtr . Mey LF. Kechrabecter
F Kuchenbesker
CB. Rotme
Wm. Cavanaugh
Holmes
Henry Cook
Ochise County
Isis
Bisboe Review
W.F. Tynaan
Bunker Hill
A. H. Gardner
Charman
Republican Central Committee
Republicans
Aliona
Phoenix
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