Records of Cochise County Instruments Filed With the County Recorder
Notes list numerous property transfers and liens in Cochise County towns including Warren, Douglas, Tombstone, Bisbee, and Benson. Recorded are sales, mortgages, and assignments among individuals such as Warren, Thiel, Brophy, Cabell, Young, Herring, Weber, Lonergan, and Overbeck, plus entities like Arizona Trust and Banking Co and The Bank of Douglas.
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Warren C
Carl Thiel
Warren Warren Co
Sam Hil
Warren
Warren Company
H Brophy
Wareren
Elen Rafford
HOA Wimberley
DH Landes
Douglas
Courtand Tormite & Improvement Co
Clara L Cabell
Lot
Courtland
Paul Bwrnekroe
Jursee Young
Willan Herring
Jae Young
Tombstone
Michael J Ferslon
C EH Weter
Bistee
HP Pageot Ax
Frank Keentz
Lee Co
Hugh J Brophy
CE H Weber
Fergis Valenzuela
Arthur Sinkins
Hares
Overbeck Et Wr
Arzne Trust & Banking Co
Lore Iy Douglas Lois Koho
Jobo
Zombarelon
Ey Parteners
Sabone
Pure Cardy Co
Overtek
Bogulias Land & Cattle Co
el Paso
Western
KR Co
Tony de Muthetux
Tthe Guaranty & Prost Center
Fide Ity Savings & Loan Association
Florence Gordon
Mra
Kittie Mack
Lote
George A Mack
Dongise
Charles Keeching
Tyrequoiee
Robert T
Drag Co Ty Arizes Drag Co
Marthe
Hank of
Bisbee
Bee Thomas Calloway
Mercant
E Co
Great Western
Ansons Rust & Bauk
Local Option Election Set for Cochise County in 1910
The Cochise county board of supervisors scheduled a local option election for January 26, 1910 after receiving a petition with nearly 400 signatures. The vote will decide whether Cochise stays dry, with separate city and precinct tallies and campaign activity from prohibitionists and opponents. The countywide election is projected to cost about $5000, and ordinances already regulate saloons in Bisbee pending the vote.
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Cochise
Bishee
Conhier Feounty
Arizona Post Offices Business and Growth Report 1909
A report on the operating of 25 Arizona post offices for the year ending June 30, 1909. It details the post office department’s progress, revenue, and service improvements, noting construction along the Arizona & Bwanees line from Boose to Swanees and the improving railway traction.
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Arizona
Arzona
Arizona & Bwanees
Boose
Swanees
Prohibition Campaign and Local Meetings Highlight Coy
Prohibition activity grows in Cochise county with voter education literature and oratory planned. Court actions to revoke saloon licenses expected this term. Newell recites in Tombstone. Frank Grafntractor Olen and Superior Rosen travel home after attending events. County officials report squash yield and announce the eighteenth Territorial Teachers Association meeting in Phoenix with high anticipated attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceehine
Norion
Janeary
Jany Newell
Naow
Frank
Schole EH Rtover
Phoenix
Cochise County
Dughie
Poor Farm Contract Annulled and Mining Prospects Updated
The county cancels the $24,000 Poor Farm building contract on district attorney advice and plans readvertising for bidders. A damages suit may follow from Nolen & Co., who bid under the original proposal. Separate notes mention mining activity in the Sparks district, Arrowhead group, and Picacho mine, with multiple companies engaging in ore work and preparations for future production.
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Balet
Medinney
Jonacco Feet
San Berry
Chae Hoyt
Ture
Aed
Dhe
Nolen & Co
Jon Tebail
Boen
Archifect
Snre
Aritnoe Development Co
Sparks
Dettet
Graham Mountains
Local personalities and upcoming baseball clash announced
Wiliam Speedie and James Sewnthe are noted figures in Cochis county with ties to military matters and the Philippine Review. An upcoming Sunday baseball event at Shester Park features Revenue and Greeon nines contending for the Peerless Revenue pennant, as Gineson arrives by auto. Sheriff James Molise visits Phoenix to place a demented woman at the asylum and detains a suspect. Postmasters receive seven day leaves for a Phoenix organization gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sewnthe
Pionewra
Cochis
Dos Caberas
Scow
Sow
Leutenant Seow
Philippine Review
Hay
Ieland
Iina
James Molise
Pinal County
Phoenix
Yeesterday
Tombatone
Fred Pike
Flatpool
Aeewult
Sher
Telly Stiles
Tam Robe Ter
Judge Reilly Will Admit to Probate in California Case
Judge Var tellar of Santa Cruz county presided as Attorney Coonoghan contested James Reilly’s will. Court ruled the testament insufficient to prove grounds of contest and admitted the will dated April 3 with codicil of June 2 1809 to probate.
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Var.tellar
Santa Cruz County
Coonoghan
Jorge James Reilly
He Made Good With the Bank According to The Dispatch
The Dispatch reports a bank scandal involving Douglas who drained his funds. He ran a deficit, issued checks against his account, and concealed the overdrawn amount by charging personal credits to the bank. He settled the full shortage with the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Het
Demg
Torrie
Fonds
Evaree
Bl Pao General Manager Denies Phelps-Dodge Rail Promotion
J HS womens general manager of the Bl Pao and Southwestern railroad denies any involvement by Phelps-Dodge people in promoting new railroads in the Barro mountains.
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J HS Wmons
Pao & Southwstern
Phelps-Dodge
Barro Mountaina
Territorial items of interest condensed
A long list of Arizona Territory notes covers mining payouts near Winkleman and Mohave County, tax totals in Yuma County, a bear carcass brought in by Prescott hunters, a Cook Peary controversy in Yavapai, and plans for a Parker townsite sale. Also mentions mayoral residence, Bright's disease case, a hunting park in Pima county, and a proposed fruit cannery at Camp Verde.
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Prescott
Yavapai
Yoma County
G E Walters
Taccon
Camp Verde
Verde Valley
Yavapai County
An Arizona Poet In Evidence TheAriowe War Symptoms
A fragmented historical snippet presents a poet's lines about travel and hardship through deserts and rivers. The speaker recalls droughts, blistered feet, and hard luck stories from trails, ending with a pledge to buy a drink for a companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauare
Pard
American Woman's League Is Thriving
The Arizona No. 1 Chapter of the American Woman's League reports strong growth since its September 1 launch. Members praise the aim and plan for a 2500 Chapter House, inviting inquiries and booklets from local representative Frank Abril, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woman's League
Alves
Woman's League
Jooks Gold
Frank Abril
Arizona No. 1
Aman Womat’s League
Ise Aum'ors
Important Decision by Judge Doan on Mining Group Claims
Judge Doan delivers a pivotal ruling affecting mining groups at Courtland and Leadville. The decision ties required expenditures to the entire contiguous group, aiding the Leasville and Copper Bag claims. HL Pickett secured the principle, first Arizona court recognition. Secretary Young issues 15000 copies of the primary law for Arizona elections and blank forms for candidates and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Tertiory
Leasville Company
Courtland
Leadville
Vol HL Pickett
Arizona
Arzone
Elaine
Young Haa
Artagona
Wright
Young Sor Assintant Kirk
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Tombstone Epitaph
peEne
Ellen Lonergan
Mary A Coultas
Penton
Kelton
Merico & Colorado Railroad Co
Arzona Trust & Hanke Ang Co
Marty Leven
Lute
Magnus
Bieter
Jor
Kline
John R Rehads
Harry Ardene
Edward J Castaneda
Jargure Ardivson
Emma Ardieen
Donelss
Bork of
Wm Kline
Guardian Jue
Anna Kilne
Bank of Dough
Wadleigh
Mrdigvich
Sam J. Vukeweh
Arena Mercantile
T J Spalding
Bisher
Gillespie
Wileon
Gilmore Harles
Honaun
HH Hogbert
JP Walker
Iteresy
Sam Bry
Charlee Hoyt
Agro
Parry
G Reilly
SP Apple
Thos Higgins
al Harean
Warnekese
Rochard
Tacon
Bates
Glade
Dey
Yuma
Reis of Citron Morenci
Ogalee
Jerome
Winslow
Fence Tubstone
Kingman
Safford
Son
Grant Canyon
Ash Fork
Motealf
Neco
Sher & White
Arie
Noti-saloon League
Phoenix Gazette
Peter Lefereen
St David
Benson Press
Southwestern Mining & Mull~ong Co
Vicksburg
Yuma County
Wiliam
M Curtis
Nau Ie
Fostmaster McPlintoc
Adane Postmasters’ Arm
Elf « Phoenix
Reilly
Poe Celumet
Superior & Potehare
Ong
Neo
Raha
Ford
Dougas
Witewater
Willhox
Cantul
Duehe
Ial Fara
Gila Valley
Mohave County
Wiliam J Dunne
Ray Consolidated Mining Company
Winkleman
ANE
Washingto Np
Precott
Hooper
Precot
Juniper
Preacott
Cate
JH Shanvaey
Fendson de Noregs
Mexico
Bright
Tucson
Benson
Los Angeles
Pima County
Fair Grounds
Sporternes
Treson Chamber of Commerce
Yams
Territorial Penitentiary
Leonardo Moreno
Jane Pedro
Jose Pablo
Parker
Ebanos
Lian
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