Records of Cochise County instruments filed with county recorder
A mixed list of real estate and mortgage filings in Cochise County including transfers in Douglas Bisbee Naco and Pirtle addition. deeds mortgages chattel mortgages satisfactions quit claim deeds and assignments show parties such as Clarence Dana Lillie Wolf Henry Manz Maguire company Alfred Paul Wallace Kowetux Newton Pioneer Lumber Warren company Greene Cattle company and others with properties in Douglas Bisbee Naco and Warren townsite and related corporate entities.
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Lillie Wolf
Henry Manz
Pirtle
Douglas
Carl M Nieiven
Lillie Wolff
JF Kowetux
EM Lewis
City of Douglas
Thomas G Newtonetux
Pioneer Lumber Company
Pritchard
Willams Addition
Bisbee
Greene
Greene Cattle Company
Curious Ledger of Debts and Deeds Amid Bisbee Notices
A dense OCR fragment lists medical ads and a mosaic of legal notices. Entries mention cures and tonics, homestead declarations, sales of mortgages, property transfers, and attachments. Named parties include Henry Tistalo, Cram, Steen Lex, Johnson, Dragoon, Northern Railway, Brophy, Lincoln, and MacKinnon with properties in Bisbee and surrounding districts.
Territorial Items of Interest Condensed
Territorial items summarize fair grounds preparations and exhibit plans in the Salt River valley. Topics include Japanese labor for beet sugar, Tempe Union high school building plans and a debating society, a heavy snow event in northern territories, and staff changes at Navajo and Phoenix institutions. The report notes theft at Arizona Lumber and Malle and various local incidents, with election figures from Graham County and a motor race ahead.
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Salt River Valley
Tempe Union High School
Ashurst Endorses Ralph Cameron in Democratic Fence Sit
Henry Ashurst praises Ralph Cameron as a noble neighbor and friend while defending Marcus A. Smith against Republican spin. The Democratic stance frames Cameron as a capable ally and asserts Smith’s election serves Arizona’s best interests and the common good.
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Henry Ashurst
Arizona
Ralph Cameron
Ralphameron
Henry Ashurat
Mark A. Smith
Henry Ashuret
Marcus A. Smith
Death of a Pioneer Jacob Swartsmead Dies on Way to Tombstone
Jacob Swartsmead, a longtime resident and former Union Army veteran born in Bethlehem, Pa, died yesterday afternoon en route to Tombstone. He had lived with the Parnelles for about five decades and was 73. He moved to Arizona in the 1860s and served four years in the Civil War. The cause was not stated.
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Jacob Swartsmead
B.C. Purnelle
Boneville
Pournelle
Ssartewood
Tombstone
Swartswood
Douglas
Parnelles
Derard
Arizona
Union Army
Bethlehem
Democratic candidates seen as poised for victory in county race
Reports across the county suggest strong prospects for the Democrats with Mark Stith expected to win by a larger margin than before. Lenott has served constituents well and pushed for statehood, but opposing forces prevented it.
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Mark Stith
Lenott
Senator Foraker Not Coming to Arizona
A dispatch states Senator Joseph Foraker will not travel to Arizona during the current campaign. He had supported an Arizona trip earlier and planned four speeches there. The decision comes amid attacks and a strategy to stay at home.
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Senator Foraker
Arizona
A Gincinstti
Joseph Boraker
Poracer
Dual sentences for two men in El Paso neutrality case
Judge Maxcy sentenced Leocardio Trevino and Priscilino Silva to two years in Leavenworth and a $1 fine each for violating neutrality laws. The men admitted propagandizing to overthrow the Mexican government from the U S side. The judge said such violations are too frequent and noted plans to appeal after overruling a motion for a new trial.
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Leavenworth, Kane
Maxcy
Leocardio ‘Trevino
Pricilisno Silva
el Paso
Maxey
Promising strike at Sylvanite eyes growing mine camp
News from Tombstone reports the Sylvanite strike attracting attention as 30 percent of the town works. Ore samples show low grade values though a promising district-wide boom is anticipated. Elsewhere Comandante Juan Fenechio of Sonora rurales dies in Mexico City. President Diaz attended his funeral, reflecting his wide esteem.
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Sylvanite
el Dorado
Tombstone
Reya
Sylvanate
Mexico City
Juan Fenechio
Col. Kosterlitaky
Sonora Rurales
Diaz
Sonora
Cowboy Lon Seeley Killed in New Orleans
Douglas cowboy Lon Seeley died Sunday in New Orleans while with the Miller Brown OS Ranch outfit. An expert roper and rider, he had been with the 101 outfit this season. He leaves a mother and three brothers in Dougies.
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Lon Seeley
Douglas
New Orleans
Miller Brown OS
Seeley
101 Outfit
Dougies
Democrats Rally at Henson Tonight with Candidates
Monday's Daily notes a rousing rally by Democrats at Henson led by Hon. Henry Ashuret and county candidates. Republicans arrive tomorrow. Bensonites plan a weekly political event. Territorial railroads offer a Thinkegiving fare of one and one third round trip. Manuel Parnes killed in Bis bee by wall collapse amid warehouse fire ruins.
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Henson
Henry Ashuret
Ameety
Manuel Parnes
Bisbee
Healy Doubts Cleary Candidacy for Congress in Arizona
National Committeeman J J Healy of the Independent Party of Arizona denounces William B Cleary of Bakersville Cochise County as not aligned with the party. Healy accuses Cleary of supporting the Republican ticket and betraying party principles in a public letter dated October 25.
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Healy
Cleary
Cochise County
Phoenix
A. T
National
J. J. Healy
Independence Party of Arizona Today
W. B Cleary
Congress
Independent
William B. Cleary
B.kersville
I Cocing
Cochise
Smith
Cameron
Territorial Republican
Independence Party
Territory
Republicanean
Old Cochise Is Safe and Democratic Push in Arizona
Al Stump, secretary of the Democratic Central Committee, argues for Democratic support in Cochise County as votes favor the party. The meeting of county candidates will be at St David tonight. The U.S. government allocates twenty acres for an Indian reservation farm near Yuma, pending Lagune dam water for irrigation.
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al Stump
Democreatic Central Committee
Tannretes Jay
Acurst
Stumpf
Cameron
Arizona
St David
United States
Yuma
Lagune Dam
Wasteful apple harvests press Gila valley orchards
A visitor from Gila valley said many orchards let apples decay as there is no market. In Tucson, coast product appears at retail prices from five to eight cents per pound, signaling regional price variation.
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Gila Valley
Tucson
Republicans Boosted by Cleary Affair Sparks Local Camps
Tuesday's dispatch notes Republicans sense political momentum from the Cleary affair as Courtland Leadville and Benson rallies loom. Frank Clark heads LW Brian Lumber Co while a new heiress arrives drawing attention to the Clark household and a Cameron Club delegation plans to attend the Benson event. Biabee Elks plan a new building after a fire.
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Heily
Courtland
Leadville
Tontetone
Frank Clark
LW. Brian Lumber Company
Mark Smith
Clark
Papa
Biabee Elks
Alaary" Etate
Famous Mining Men Visit Tombstone District Prospects
Two eminent engineers visited Tombstone this week highlighting the district’s mineral potential. Count Captini, a world renowned mining authority, toured Tombstone Gold, ver Copper Co. holdings with Frank Murphy and E. B. Gage of the TCM Co. He praised the metal prospects. M. A. Simpkins of New York, with global mining ties, also toured the area and called Tombstone a geological marvel and rich in opportunity. Simpkins plans a deeper visit to prepare a formal examination.
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Tombstone
Captini
Tombatone
Frank Murphy
Pres
E. B. Gage
TCM Co
M. A. Simpkins
New York City
Tombstone District
Tombstone Gold,ver and Copper Co
Simpkins
Guished
Wis
Mammoth Swill Cheese on Display in Tombstone
The Machomich Mercantile Co displays a huge Swisse cheese in its grocery window, larger than any similar cheese ever brought to Tombstone. Demand is high as buyers rush to secure a share while the wheel diminishes in size.
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Machomich Mercantile Co
Tombstone
The National The Lawry Cate Changes Hands
The National cafe will be run by Chas Kreuder who takes charge today restoring his former catering role. Kreuder, a noted restaurateur, plans a high standard of excellence for patrons under his management.
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Lawry Cate
Chas. Kreuder
Kreuder
Clas
Krouder
Tombstone Precinct Campaign Quiet as City Election
The Tombstone precinct ticket shows little political fighting with a calm campaign. Justice of the peace race features Judge Daniel McFarland, Republican, against Edward McGinnis, Democrat, both well known locally. Gen Bravin faces no opposition as constable with Republicans praising his three terms and policing record keeping Tombstone safe and orderly in Arizona.
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Tombstone
City
Justice of the Peace
Daniel McFarland
Edward McGinnis
Gen
Bravin
Me. Bravin
Arizona
Board of Supervisors
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Sherpa Sale
Clarence Dana
George W Roberts
William M Gritith
The
Arizona Savings & Investment Company, Land
AM der
Maguire Company
Alfred Paul
Douglas Property
Wallace
RM Moore
DRED
CH Bayless
Antonio
Mone
Warren Company
JH Cunningham
Warren
William C Greene
George Jay
Naco Property
Naco Hea
Naco Proerty
James B Johnstone
W Deckersw
Chattle Mortgage
Rey
Krebs
Oliver Typewriter Company
Simpson
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company
Blanche McNamara
Della Lefebvre
Fies
City of
Eureks Leasing Company
Golden Eagle Mining Company
Princess Copper Mining Company
Vocation
Guaranty & Surety Co
Wright
Guaranty & Trust Co
Asbigsment
Miscovich
Prodonovich
Brophy
Prodonovieh Homestead
Henry Tistalo
Cram
Maran
Steen
Lex
Tadlock Brothers
Marie
Armstrong
Southern Pacific Co
W.th Johnson T
Dragoon & Northern Railway
MJ Brophy
Wiliam Shilliam
United States of America
Edgar E Lincoln
Chester H Lincoln
L. Lenoin
Frederick Medberg
Thomas E Hurd
Hedberg
Bisbeek
Henry Forrest
Netera Mining and Development Company
Swisehelm
John A MacKinnon
J A Havens
Fannie Root
Toledo
Ohio
Suehown
John Stadford
Los Angeles
WJ Horstman
Phoenix High School
Gazettes
Theodore Philips
Winkelman
Worth Khan
Black Hills
Prescott
Eeagles
Arizona Lumber and Mall Company
A.W. Forbes
A W Shibell
Pima County
Graham County
Swift Packing Company
John M. Coombs
Kibbey
Texas
Sid Wilson
Clarence Disney
Jos Medina
Mess
Mesa Produce Growers' Association
Ashurst
Cowboy
101 Ranch Outfit
New Orlean
Democratic
M.ferry&c
Gstrafes
ANN
Perry & C0
Dotrort
Ation Ve
Lg Prichard
Biebos
Hom
Benson
Cameron Club
Benson Club
Ayer
Ase
Ayers
Capen Assay Co
Court Place
Denver
Colo
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