Instruments Filed With the County Recorder in Cochise
A series of property deeds mortgages and related filings recorded in Cochise County include Am pasty Deed from International Land & Improvement Co. to Christo Leper Gonzales in Douglas along with patents to Joseph Kirlew. Elisha B Matthews et al to Cochise Ride & Loan Assn. for Warren district land. Nolley to Joe Kline mortgage and Luce to Kline furniture and phonograph items. Daiber et al to Martha Meyers in Calumet and Arizona Mining Co. to Superior & Pat Burg Copper Co. in Warren. transfers involving Gene Bobo Palasio Douglas Elizabeth Hess Wan J Lewis and John J Wyatt mining claims in Turquoise district. J C Treen to Citizens' Bank & Trust Co. in Warren claim. Satisfaction of Mortgage Edward Sutton to Henrietta Franco. Estes claim in Grand Half and other chattel and quit claim deeds across Douglas Willcox Bisbee and Johnson addenda.
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Calumet & Arizona
Min’g Co
Superior & Pateburg Copper Co
Warren
International Land & Improvement Co
Genebobo
Montage mortgages and chattel notes recorded
Satisfaction filed showing E Duggan to Andrew Palley and Emily Rose to T Thompson ratifying mortgages. Also Oscar Johnson to Nation’s Cash Register Co noting one cash register valued at 155.00.
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E Duggan
Andrew Palley
Emily Rose
T Thompson
Chattel Mortoa
Oscar Johnson
Nation’s Cash Register Co
Taft urged to expand Grand Canyon protection
A Washington dispatch reports a committee from the American Society for Science and History Preservation urged President Taft to extend the National Reservation boundary to include the full Grand Canyon of the Colorado in Arizona. The current line omits a substantial portion of the canyon.
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Washington
Taft
American Science and History Preservation Society
Grand Canyon
the Colorade
Arizona
Th Society
Shipping Cattle In From Mexico
WH Neel of Setham and Neel bought 30000 head of cattle last month and shipped them to the Four Bar range north of Dias. Most cattle originate in Mexico with a train on the way from Chihuahua. Neel also bought 7000 head held in Sulphur Springs valley until last spring when they were shipped. Frank Ramsey is likewise buying cattle and has recently traveled into Mexico for this purpose.
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Neel
Setham & Neel
Dias
Mexico
Chihuahua
Suphur Springe
Frank Ramsey
Eight Brooklyn Women Seek Suitors in Arizona Letters
A group of eight Brooklyns women propose marriage to eligible Arizona men, urging readers to publish their letter found on a street stand. They list Brooklyn addresses for Marjory By and Elia Becker, Bertha Schelper, Lucy Steneger, May Gift, Julia and Minnie Palegraf, and others, and offer references and photos. They mention farm prospects in the Southwest and urge interested men to respond.
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Marjory B
Elia Becker
Nineteenth Street
Booth Brooklyn
Bertha Schelper
Woodbine Street
Brooklyn
Lucy Steneger
Patowinvenue
May Gift
Housman Street
Julia
Minnie Palegraff
Newton Street
New Wepeper
Great Southwest
Arizona
Boye
Knightly Honors for Arizonan's Brother
RM Buehler district manager of Consolidated Telephone Telegraph and Electric at Phoenix receives notice that his brother was knighted by the King of Belgium for his work designing and erecting the grand electrical fountain in the Court of Honor at the Brussels World Exposition.
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RM Buehler
Consolidated Telephone, Telegraph & Electric Company
Phoenix
Belgium
Ranch for Sale Near Bolter Hole in Sulobar Valley
For sale 16 acre ranch with wind mill and water tank, two percent head cattle and borees. Open land ready for plowing, corral pasture, and fenced yard. Includes barn, blacksmith shop and tools. One half mile north of Boltier Hole in Sulobar Spring valley. Owner aging, health poor. seek inquiries to Joba C Anderson.
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Lomber Eleo
Boltier Hole
Sulobar Spring Valley
Joba C, Anderson
Local News Briefs Highlight Civic Events and Naturalization
Mon 0 Q tal reports Bot Ging killed in an excelent year claims. Next Monday naturalization day in the Snarrice Court with about 25 final papers. Several jurymen enjoy the climate then plan to rest the week. Tombetone sends a large delegation of its citizens to Phocus for the fair.
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Snarrice Court
Tether
Tombetone
Ite Citzens
Phocus
Judge McFarland Honored with Referee Appointment
Judge McFarland is reappointed referee in bankruptcy by Judge Fletcher M. Dean for a two year term. This marks the fourth service and six years in the office with a record of faithful conduct and expected continued diligent duty.
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Panel McFarland
Fletcher M. Dean
Judge McFarland
Uiskcs
McFarland
Bold Robbery at Turf Saloon reported in Tombstone
A recent Tombstone burglary saw an unknown party enter the Turf Saloon through a cut panel in the back door, loot registers, whiskey, water, and pine sap, then escape. Police Chief Bravin pursues suspects and recovery of goods.
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Tombstone
Otrance
Bravin
Sunday In Tombstone Churches Highlights
Congregational service featured Soul Winner's Legacy and Dead Broke topics. Christian Endeavor led by Miss Axter praised happiness with a winning talk. Sunday school attendance slipped. boys lost banner to Miss Lillian Buck's class. Methodist sermon The First Passover and Epworth League activities noted. Jail services and Benson visit reported. Episcopal church canceled due to illness. Catholic Sunday school held with usual turnout.
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Deck
Lillian Buck
Christian Endeavor
Needham
Epworth League
Benson
Officers Poisoned Eating Bad Fish
A Gusymas report details the steamship Tranelt en route from that port to Cerueo Island where officers suffered poisoning after eating bad fish. The incident prompts health checks and shipping inquiries.
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Gusymas
Tranelt
Cerueo Island
Illness Strikes Crew After Gulf Voyage
Officers aboard an unnamed vessel were seized by sudden illness after consuming improperly stored fish during a Gulf voyage. In port at Guaymas the eight officers received prompt medical attention, but lack of medical supplies forced a swift return to port for treatment and recovery.
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Gulf
Guaymas
Bullion Shipments Move to Coast Mint
About $490,000 in bullion passed through Yuma last night en route to the San Francisco mint. Since the Southern Pacific of Mexico extension, shipments have grown, with many millions expected this year. Wells Fargo handles the bullion under guard of special officers.
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Yuma
San Francisco
Southern Pacific of Mexico
Wells Fargo Company
Tombstone Model Municipal Campaign Sets Clean Local Example
Tombstone conducts a model municipal campaign with open procedures and no bitterness. The approach is praised for civility and straight electoral conduct, suggesting observers from a statehood convention would find pointers for a fair process.
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Tombstone
Mso
Leset
Famous Sporting Man Comes to Arizona
William F Ness known as Billy, manager of Tommy Burns and a leading coast sports writer, arrived in Phoenix on Saturday and will winter in the Salt River valley. He seeks rest after strenuous duties and travels through Australia and Europe, hoping for recovery in the mild climate away from the fighting gate.
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William F Ness
Billy
Tommy Burns
Phoenix
Salt River Valley
Tombstone Autoists Have Narrow Escape
Geo Wales raced to Reno Nevada after learning his brother Joe Wales was near death. He borrowed Buchsosa’s auto to catch the westbound trainer Benson, making a hurried trip that nearly ended in disaster amid a late night crash near Besse.
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Geo Wales
Reno
Joe Wales
Geo
Benson
Buchsosa
Car Crash Injures Three People and Fatality Follows
A car collision caused the front axle to break, sending the vehicle nose first into the ground. Wales was thrown 10 to 15 feet while Buchan at the wheel jolted severely and Pistonetti was hurled into the rear. All escaped serious injuries, and Wales reached Benson by train. meanwhile the sick brother died last night before the younger brother reached the bedside.
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Consideraance
Wales
Buchanan
Young Pistonetti
Benson
Cochise County Courthouse Puts Convicted Prisoners Behind Bars
Sheriff Jack White leads a Cochise district court cleanup resulting in 12 convicts and 2 patients jailed. Guards John Foster Denny Twomey Jon Newell Ray Swain EJ Jacklin George Gallen oversaw the process while listed inmates include Jaso Garcia Marez Walker Armstrong Hackney Andrada Mees Sito Garcia Aviller Romero and others with sentences from 1 to 30 years.
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Jack White
Cochise County
John Foster
Denny Twomey
Jon Newell
Ray Swain
EJ Jacklin
George Gallen
Allie Howe
Porterio Jaso
Margareto Garcia
Mercello Marez
Doe Walker
CH Armstrong
Morton Hackney
Manuel Andrada
Leopold Mees
Manuel Sito
Manuel Garcia
Francisco Aviller
Jose Romero
Cochise County Bats Are Mosquito Eaters
Benson naturalist Mr Shion reports Cochise county bats reduce mosquitoes. Field study on a ranch near Benson shows bats devouring swarms at dusk, validating reports later at Texas U. station. Government pays 25 cents per pair for these mosquito eaters.
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Shion
Benson Press
Cochise County
Bate
Benson
San Pedro
Kissel Car Wins the Los Angeles to Phoenix Race
The Kissel Car finished first in the 450 mile auto race from Los Angeles to Phoenix in 15 hours 44 minutes. The record is 3 hours 2 minutes faster than the prior mark. The Pope car placed second.
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Fhoenix
Kissel
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Pope
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Testimonials
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F B Hall Co Toledo. It includes testimonials from E A Cheney and notes the product claims to act on the blood and mucous membranes with price per bottle and druggist sales.
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Hall
Onxxsy & Co
Toledo
Cheney
Watpiso
Korean
Maxvix
Probate sale confirmed for Lompto estate
In the probate court the sale of the Lo Mux toon estate by administrator O Gibent was confirmed. The property, late 27-28, Hock 72, Douglas, sold for $400 to Charles 8 Overck. V Thorp, formerly employed by the mines of Court, has moved with his family to Lomtetane.
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Boxs
Lompatone
Geo Kedonns
Yeryday
O Gibent
Enideatote
Pouglas
Charles 8 Overck
V. Thorp
Mines of Court and
Lomtetane
Aria
Feast at Glodhoppers Retreat Delivers Fellowship for Tombstone Men
Last evening at Glodhoppers Retreat in Tombstone a dinner and program brought local men together. Rev Needham led blessings and remarks on forming a men’s club, with speakers including Rev Deck and Gibson, sharing Christian work and youth outreach ideas. A permanent fellowship committee was chosen to organize future public club rooms.
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Court House
Cladhoppers
Gendte
Reve Deck
E H. Reeves
Gibson
JA Rockfellow
Arena
Iglo
Needham Fon
HS Ko
CA McDonald
A Fowler
Westervel
Wash
Don Mars
A Lenedict
Harwond
E Astel
T Brands
Narrow Escape at Bunker Hill Shaft for Charles Melgreen
Charles Melgreen narrowly escaped death when the collar of an old shaft caved, sending him about 50 feet to the bottom. A timber splinter pierced his shoulder and he was rescued by nearby hunters and treated by Dr. Hughart. He is recovering at home with no broken bones. Stamps and water supply updates from nearby Venezia mine are also noted.
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Charles Melgreen
Mr Melgreen
Bupker Hill
Bunker Hill
Hughart
Melgreen
Teo Hoye
T.C. M. Co
Mr. Melgreen
Venezia
Prescott
Mins Sprines Gulels
Venesia
First Election in Cochise County Recalls 1882 Tombstone Campaign
A Tombstone resident recalls Cochise County’s first election in 1882. The race centered on sheriff with three candidates Larkin Carr Ward and Dave Neagle amid partisan papers and heated clashes at the polls. Despite tension the vote remained peaceful.
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Cochise County
Cold Timer
Howe
Arizona
Duncn
Mark Smith
Sheriff
Larkin Carr
J 1 Ward
Dave Neagie
Tombstone
Evirain
Sam Purdy
Republican
Jobn Dunbar
Pat Hamilton
Independent
Neagle
Hamilton
Dunbar
Purdy
Shore
Ae Jud
Tombstone Holds Municipal Election in Quiet Vote
The bustling Tombstone polling place across from The Prospector saw many riders and vehicles as voters used carriages and autos. About 185 ballots were cast by late afternoon amid calm, with Frank Russel arrested for alleged illegal voting as the city remained dry from 8 am to 5 pm.
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Tombstone
Prospector
Fice
Frank Russel
Russel
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Joseph Kirlew
Grace
Elisha
Matthews
Cochise
Chatthl Mortgage
JD Nolley
Joe Kline
Ed Luce
Eaison Phonograph
Daiber
Maretha Meyers
Calmet
Dougie
Harry Parke
Chase Higgise
Willcox
J C Treen
Citizens’ Bank & Trust Co
Edward Sutton
Henrietta Franco
Arizona Mutual Bavings Loan
Aren
T Estes Cleime
Bali
En Grand
Mill OF
Bale
Jt Anderson
Shilling Bros
Cate
State Mutual Building & Lona Asovat'n
Earl Chalfant
Chattel Mortgage
Mre Rowe Forrest
David Cerro
James
Miller
George Homrighsurec
Jonn
Belletux
Stephen
Douglas Lila
Lewis
Bisbee Lodge
Johnson
Bisbee
Ifa
H Stewart
Mreh A Morgan
Givens
Freak A Peters
Taylor R Peters
Peters
Jote
Douglas
Maude E
Henry W Owen
Geo Schrock Jet
Binbee
Douglas Imp. Co
Airdome
New York
Suburbs
Chance
Episcopal Church
Simonson
Patrick Walsh, Paradise Abundia Yracheta
Lowel
Chas. Melgreen
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