Property transfers listed in Cochise County records
Transactions filed with the Cochise County Recorder cover numerous real estate changes. Transfers include M D Savoy to T S Lamberson for Douglas property, Copper Queen Consolidated Mining to Henry Tisdale in Douglas, and multiple Warren district mine and townsite property filings. Other notable deeds involve International Land and Improvement to Douglas Improvement, Nick Krupichet ux to James P Smith in Bisbee, and several heirs and companies connecting to the Dean Arizona Development and Warren mining districts.
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M D Savoy
T S Lamberson
Douglas
Copper Queen Consoliated Mining Company
Henry Tisdale
Teane Jacobson
X L Hayden
Warren
J Haslam
Mande H Howe
International Land and Improvement Company
Dougas Improvement Company
Nick Krupichet
Harry Miller
Bisbee Property
Rrew Company
D August
Antonio C Garcia
Margarite L de Padilla
Queen
Frank G Douglas
Isaac Jacobson
Mina F Wood
Joseph M Mulheimet Ox
Dean Arizona Development
Ophir
Maurice Dean
Reymond Ovens
Mary E Dean
Dean-Arizona Development Company
York State
Mary E Denn
Denn-Arizona Development Company
Warren Mining
Maurice Denn
Denn-Arizona Copper Company
Eeerene Maud Edith Marts
G L Andrews
George W Stewart
Frank Haynes
Biebee
Cochise Development Company
L J
Seven Million Bores Sold In To Cure A Cold In One Day 255
An OCR fragment lists trade items and patent claims, mentioning To Cure a Cold in One Day 255 and Laxative Bromo Quinine sales. It references Nancy Hawke patent mining claims in Warren, properties in Bisbee and Douglas additions, and transfers among Sam Frankenberg Ben Frankenberg Moses Newman Willie Skeels Douglas Arvona Mexico Realty D Martin FJ Barnes Jasper F English Delia Grigge WG Blair Warren townsite and other property dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Frankenberg
Ben Frankenberg
Moses Newman
Willie Skeels
Douglas Property
Delia Grigge
WG Blair
Bieber Proper
Barnes
Jasper F English
Doug Jae
Dougtne Improvement Company
Mazarrell Douglas
Jessie Yoakum
Warren
Warren Company
Jesse Yoakum
Charlee Sandberg
G McCoy
Kline
Ewell
Stet Fleet
Doug
Territorial Items Of Interest Condensed In Arizona
A compact roundup of Arizona items notes the Flagstaff electric theatre's success, accidents and acquittals in Prescott, weather delaying Granite Reef dam work, Judge Barnett’s Phoenix tour remarks, and various local happenings from Willams to Yuma including burglaries, rail and shipping talks, mining moves, and public notices.
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Granite Reef
J. M Barnett
Phoenix
Arizona
Local residents and visitors schedule across Gleason and Tombstone
Bi Bryant returns to Gleason amid activity and labor at the Gleason district with about one hundred workers. Executives and locals such as Bert Macia and Hjarns plan trips, while cattle shipments from Sonora to South Dakota and California are arranged. Dr. B A Allen returns to Tucson duties as W H Tupper and wife plan to settle in Bisbee for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi Bryant
Gleason
Bert Macia
Stone Consolidated Company
Parker
Sheriff left for Globe to sieve time papers
Sheriff White departed for Globe to sift time papers for the coming term of court. The Irishows are now set for Schiefelin on Tuesday Wednesday and Sunday nights with a new program system. Fose n was found dead in Holbrook. F Rieksecker pleaded guilty in Phoenix to selling liquor without a license and faces a fine of 100 dollars and twenty days in jail. Williams Hangock of Birben visits the city. Two diverge cases filed in district court: Etta Reset v Felix Be and Rows Hale v Bradley Hale both of Douglas. James Clark, ex chief of Tombstone Fire Department, is in town from Mud Springs ranch. E M Lawrence from Cincinnati in town. A H Sayers of San Francisco with the National Security Co. left for Wisbee. James Sutherland mining man visits from Drax properties. B Meyer of Benson in Tombstone on mercantile business. Alie Walker of Stump x Co to Bisbee for death in the family. Yuma Enterprise reports Salton has not fallen more than three feet and fish can be seen where the train crosses the neck of the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff White
Globe
Schiefelin
Williams Hangock
Birben
Etta
Phelix
Douglas
Rows Hale
Bradley Hale
A. H. Sayers
San Francisco
Chinese Merchants Passe n Through En Route to Cuba and Mexico
Ten Chinese merchants peer through Benson yesterday en route to Cuba and Mexico with nine bound for Havana. They travel under the 8 P. and are watched by special guards. Many Chinese merchants are passing through to Havana, with bonds set at $500 to insure they proceed without leaving the train.
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Benson
Cuba
Mexico
Havana
Lao
United States
Advertised Letters and Local Happenings Summary
The week ending May 16 lists names for general delivery including Brown, Dri C, Burks TE, Espinosa F, Gonzales Gualupe, Delson Mise Pearl, O'Tool Finty, Bojorquer Guillerma, Burr & McIntyre Co. Postmaster notes to call “advertised” with date. Other items report Hoff faction victory at Tucson aiming for Pims county convention on Jane Lith, a university circus at Paccon praised, Verde mines and smelter booming in Jerome, Salt River apricots market, and Kingman pushing a July celebration.
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Brown Dri
Burks TE Espinosa
Hoff
Tucson
Pims County
Jane Lith
Paccon
Taenon
Verde
Jerome
Mining Activity Around Leadville
Reports from the Leadville camp near Gleaton indicate renewed mining activity with more workers at work than in years. Machinery is being installed and new boilers and compressors are en route to boost Calamett Arizona and Great Western companies. Ten additional mine feet were put to work yesterday on a new shaft, after a brief suspension pending new equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville
Gleaton
Calamett Arizona Company
Great Westera Company
Sey
Col Gus Heyman Celebrated Birthday in Prescott
Col. Gus Heyman, famed pioneer traveling man and drummer of the territory, marked his fifty second birthday yesterday in Prescott. Recognized as a leading San Francisco drummer on the road, he once led San Francisco relief stations six months after the earthquake and fire that nearly wiped the city from the Golden Gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus, Heyman
Arizona
Mr. Heyman
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Prescott Journal-Miner
Mining Claim Verdict Hits Globe Area Territory
In a Phoenix land office ruling, Trojanovich and Cramer win the mining claim contested by Braces after a hearing set for March 18. The case assessed mineral rights versus agricultural use, with the land long hailed as highly promising and a $50,000 option previously lapsing due to homestead issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Trojanovich
John Cramer
B. Braces
Clamant
Globe
United States Land Office
Phoenix
Trojanovich
Cramer
Land Office
Attorn, Rawlins & Little
Yeterday
Gracca
Tombstone Needs a Board of Trade for the Territory
The piece urges Tombstone to form a Board of Trade or Chamber of Commerce to advertise its natural resources and compare with other towns in Arzona territory. It argues Tombstone should not lag behind neighboring communities and would gain a vital edge as the county seat of a mining and cattle region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnone
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Tombstone
Banner Mining and Cattle
For the Children For the Children Grow Stronger
An old advertisement urges parents to give Ayer's Sarsaparilla to children to improve blood, strength, and overall health, claiming it builds vitality and health in every way. It emphasizes grit and courage as keys to success and appeals to concern for thin pale youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Famous Engineer Visits Tombstone
Otto Sussman, renowned metallurgist with Denver headquarters and ties to a large refinery, visited Tombstone to inspect local ore bodies. He recently reviewed Imperial Copper Co. ore birds at Silver Bell and came to examine copper ore newly opened at Emerald property of Tombstone Consolidated Co.
Private War of Copper King Ends in Car Levy
In Paso Robles last evening a car owned by Col. Greene was attached for 10,000 dollars to satisfy a writ issued by the San Francisco superior court in favor of Dr. Perrin. Sheriff McPudden carried out the service, and the vehicle previously transported the Greene party to Paso Robles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis Obispo
Cal
W. C. Greene
Paso Robles
Superior Court
San Francisco
Perrin
McPudden
Kings City
Greene
Fao Robles
Assessment Will Show Decrease In Cochise County
County Assessor Chas I Howe and deputies rush to finish the 1905 assessment within about thirty days. After completion, books go to the board of supervisors. The county’s assessed value is expected to fall by roughly two million from last year due to reduced mine production, with $15,000,000 to be estimated this year on a base of $20,000,000 prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, I. Howe
Board of Supervisors
Cochise County
Whirlwind strikes Winslow Arizona damaging buildings
A wind gust of 49 miles per hour swept Winslow in northern Arizona last week causing substantial property damage. The Santa Fe roundhouse roof was blown off and several awnings collapsed in the business district. No fatalities occurred though several residents suffered minor injuries from flying timbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Te Territory
Santa Fe
Capex Assay Co Denver Ad for Gold and Ores
An old classified style ad offers reliable assays for silver at one dollar, copper at one fifty, and placer gold mining ores. It invites readers to mail for free envelopes and price lists, noting a Denver Colorado address at 1596 Court Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capex Assay Co
Court Place
Denver
Colo. Leas
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Sunpar
John @ Kerr
Haslam
John E Kelly
John D Bloomquist
Warren District
Nancy Hawke
Bobmlalk Et Ux
John P Trerie
Mason Addition
Bisbee
Arvona and Mexico Realty Company
D Martin
Flagstat
Mr. Dwiggins
Flagstait
Eile Wilton
Rose Duran
Prescott
Williama
Willams
Spike Reneke
St. Elmo
Frank Wilking
Wickynburg
Pasquals
Arthur Maguire
The
Salt Lake Railroad
Coconino County
Senator Clark
Welle-Pargo Express
Mammoth Manefield
Dougin
el Paso
Salt River Valley
Southern Pacific
U. F
P&p
Frank E. Mitchell
Northwest
Boston
Hannah
Nogales
John L. McDowell
Phoenix Pool Room
Co Sund
Thomas R. York
Kansas City
James H. Love
Honolulu
Mary A. Ambrose
Phoenix High
Dan, J. Sully
Cotton
Henry Moses
Board of Supervisore
Mee
Henry Scorse
Holbrook
Ft. Apache
Snowflake
Taylor
Apache County
Associated Charities of
Kibbey
Douglas Chamber of Commerce
Yuma
Wm. Crimains
Edward Kent
G. A. Wards
China
W.D Howe
Walter Douglas
Young Women's Christian Association
Mr. Douglas
Navajo County
Sheriff Woods
Phoenix Republican
Congress
Col
John H. Martin
New York
Seeuing Bir
Hjarns
Tombstone Telephone Co
Safford
Henry Street
Boquillas Land and Cattle Co
Strest
Berson
Ida C. Carty
Manila Camp
Fort Huachuca
Indy
John Rock
Beatrice E. Buldy
Minneapois
Porter McDonald
Naco
South Dakota
Turkey Track Cattle Co
Sonora
Burt Mossman
Huachuca Siding
California
Oscar Awburn
Santa Cruz County
Bearon and Wilcox
Sam Kirehoer
Sistant
Mote Ie
B. A. Ailen
Hl. H. Hughart
Hae
W.H. Tupper
Mrs. Tupper
Sumer
A.E. Vin Fosen
North
F. Rieksecker
Phenix
James Clark
Tombstone Fire Department
Hie Ranch
Mud Springs
E. M. Lawrence
Cincinnati
Alie Walker
Stumpx Co
Chas Wille
Timbetone
Francis D. Duante
Salt River
Kingman
Gus Heyman
Bae
Perry & CO
Derr
Fem
Col. Greene
Whirlwind
Arizona City
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