Turquoise district mining and Bisbee deeds listed
A county notice itemizes multiple real estate and mining transactions including deeds, mortgages, incorporations, assignments, and water rights. Entries show William Cowan to Paul B Warnekros in the Turquoise mining district. A W Hartefield etux to Fred Odgers in Bisbee. Naco real estate transfers. and various trust company dealings in Bisbee and Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cowan
Paul B Warnekros
Turquoise
W Hartefield
Fred Odgers
Bisbee Property
E E Hogber
Bisbee
Mortgage satisfactions and property transfers listed for Douglas area
Sums of deeds show satisfaction of mortgage transfers from various parties including Fower of Attorney to Emma Neil and RM McKinney, along with multiple land conveyances in Bisbee Douglas Naco and Overlook additions. Notable entities include Arizona and Mexico Realty, Pacific Bank and Trust, and individual grantees such as C A Johnson AJ Griffin Edward Cain and Ben Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W F Neil
Emma Neil
Arizona and Mexico Realty Company
C J Beale
Overlook
Douglas
Martin Et Ax
Charles Hart
Stetler
Doug
Territorial items of interest condensed
Knabenshue to make the first trial ascent in his airship at Phoenix this afternoon. A new twenty stamp mill is being erected on the United Gold and Silver Co property near Prescott. Miss Mary Mullen resigns as Douglas teacher and returns to Tempe. H W Chittenden of the Greene Co mining engineer corps at Cananon marries Yale professor’s daughter in New Haven. Tucson team to Cananea for a three game series today and tomorrow. Teachers institute at Phoenix postponed one day. Five thousand copies of the Daily Fair Bulletin will be distributed daily at the Phoenix fair. Fireman’s Fund Insurance adds silver cup prize in automobile race from Los Angeles to Phoenix. Eight men jailed at Yuma for illegal voting. Mexican Beldorama held in Phoenix jail for robbing a countryman of one peso. Tucson city election set for first Tuesday in December. Civil service exam December 2 in Phoenix Prescott Tucson for cabinet maker. Democratic HQ abandoned for morgue. Gila valley farmers building hay sheds. Copper Queen smelter adds another furnace, eight now in operation. Tucson council hires milk inspector at $75 monthly. W G Durfee arrives with nine horses for the fair. Somerton forms non-sectarian Sunday school. Sam Hayhurst defeated for constable. reappointed ranger for fifty dollars against fifty cents Bryan would carry NYC. he lost. Tucson school book dealers acquitted of restraint of trade. Two claims at Hachita sold for $25,000. New cameraphone theater opens in Tucson. Primaries in Tucson today for city offices. Art of Living institute organized in Tucson. Graham County Democrats win eleven of twelve county offices. sheriff goes to Republicans. Mark Smith’s majority 250 in Cerro Colorado precinct, seven to five voters registered. Election board to investigate.
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Fudon Democratic
Gila Valley
Copper Queen
Douglas
Teeson
Institute of
Tucson
Graham County
Mark Smith
Cerro Colorado
Pima
Ten Prisoners Taken to Yuma Under Heavy Guard
Sheriff Jack White escorted ten prisoners to Yuma after a busy first week of court. Forty two indictments were returned by the grand jury and more may join the penitentiary list before the session ends. Prisoners include Thomas Morrill for burglary two years Joe Wade burglary one year Luther three years Fred Wieland passing counterfeit money two years Charles Wis Raymond Halastraz grand larceny two years Manuel Epineries assault with deadly weapon nine years Vicente Moreno burglary three years Mike Langdon burglary one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack White
Yuma
Grand
Whitte
Thomas Morrill
Joe Wade
Luther
Fred Wieland
Raymond Halastraz
Manuel Eepinces
Vicente Moreno
Mike Langdon
Arizona Baptist Churches Meet in Tucson Third Annual Assembly
Eleven Arizona Baptist churches convene in Tucson at First Baptist for the third annual association meeting. Rev. Carl Williame of Globe opens the session as moderator and is replaced by Rev. C C Young of Douglas. Rev. W Riddle of Clifton serves as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Baptist Churches
Tucson
First Baptist Church
Carl Williame
Globe
Williame
C.C. Young
Douglas
W. Riddle
Clifton
Special Hearing on Arizona Express Rates Before ICC
Report on a special hearing in El Paso where Maricopa County Commercial Club urged lower Express rates. Phoenix representative Charles Korrick cited a 500 pound Philadelphia to Phoenix shipment splitting at Santa Rosa with Wells Fargo and United States Express, highlighting higher charges for shorter leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Express
Interstate Commerce Commission
Phoenix Gazette
Maricopa County Commercial Club
Wells Fargo Express Company
el Paso
Commission
Charles Korrick
Phoenix
Kerrick
Santa Rose
Lamb
AFTER LONGS SCA LP AT ARIZONA TEACHERS MEETING
The Arizona Teachers Association gathers in Tucson for a three day session to renew the attack on Superintendent of Public Instruction Long. Last year Phoenix convention saw school superintendents in major cities nearly pass a resolution condemning Long for alleged pernicious activity, which was shelved. Private rumors say a renewed bid will seek to reverse that resolution as Long nears term end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Teachers’ Association
Tucson
Phoenix
Long
Widow seeks $9624.98 in contract suit over late judge
Belle J Barnes sues WC Greene and Greene Cattle Co in district court claiming a 1991 contract with the late Judge W H Barnes entitled him to $300 yearly as legal advisor. She alleges the defendants failed to perform, leaving $9624.98 due to Mrs. Barnes Tucron Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swit
Belle J Barnes
WC Greene
Greene Cattle Company
W H Barnes
Ihs
Mra. Bare
Barnes
Tucron
White Steamer Wins Los Angeles to Phoenix Road Race
Colonel FC Fenner's White Steamer captured the 459 mile road race from Los Angeles to Phoenix as five cars started on Saturday night. The winner arrived in Phoenix early today and Phoenix autoists plan to organize the Arizona Automobile Association during the fair week gathering.
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Colonel FC Fenner
Los Angeles
Phoenix
California
Arena
Los Angles
Phoenix Autoiste
Arizona Automobile Association
Tombstone News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings and Copper Rivalry
Notables visit Tombstone from the valley and Phoenix for court, fair, and civic events. Mining talks intensify as Copper Queen and C A Co vie in Landville district, with bonds and lapsed claims reshaping the stakes and lifting mining values.
Miner arrivals and local events in Tombstone district
Tuesday's Daily notes 44 Wyatt arriving from Fate gonia to assess Arizoos MinesCo property production. Wyatt plans Los Angeles visit. Supervisor McCabe recovering from illness and active soon. Red Men hold a dog feast at the wigwam after council. Swain and J Giraud arrive from Mabel Copper Co mines in the Dragoons. Giraud a noted mining engineer. Swain to oversee major planned works and a new tributary to Tombstone is anticipated.
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McCabe
Red Men
Tf W Swain
J Giraud
Mabel Copper Co
Girand
Swain
Tombstone
The Ballot Box Rigged With Twine And Mischief
A first person account recalls a crowded election in which Republicans allegedly voted multiple times. The narrator describes stringing stubs with twine while clerks watched and authorities balked at paying for it. The piece ends with a satirical plea as firms telegraph Mark about a job.
Four big cars start from Los Angeles toward Phoenix
Four cars named Kimelkar Elmore Franklin and White Steamer began the race to Phoenix from Second and Spring streets. Gret left at midnight with the others following at half hour intervals. Men chosen for the task were picked for fitness. George H. Maxwell spoke to Phoenix public school under the board of trade on sugar beet culture in Salt River Valley.
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Los Angeles
Phoenix
Second
Spring Streets
George H. Maxwell
Board of Trade
Salt River Valley
T C M Co Holds Annual Meeting In Tombstone
Directors H Robinson of Pasadena and C Eddy of Boston attend TC M Co regular annual meeting in Tombstone. Officers to be elected and annual reports received as plans for a strong year are outlined. Roscoe Moore, Arizona pioneer, dies in Phoenix of heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TC M Co
Tombstone
H Robinson
Pasadens
C Eddy
Boston
Roscoe Moore
Arizona
California
Nevada
Territory
Phoenix
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Phoenix &astern Railroad
Stockholders of the Phoenix &astern Railroad Company will meet in Tucson Arizona November 18 1908 at 12:00 noon to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and to discuss other business. Transfer books close November 3 and reopen December 3 1908. Dated Tucson October 12 1908. Cras BE Watken Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix &Astern Railroad Company
Tucson
Territory of
Arizona
Dirsetore
Cras
BE. Watken
Chas. E. Walker
Aravaipa Canyon Railroad stockholders meet in Tucson 1908
Notice announces the annual meeting of Aravaipa Canyon Railroad stockholders at the company offices in Tucson Arizona on Wednesday November 18 1908 at noon to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business. Secretary Chas E Walker signs. Release date December 3 1908.
Notice of Gila Valley Globe & Northern Railway meeting
Notice is given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Gila Valley Globe & Northern Railway Company will be held at the company offices in Tucson Arizona on Wednesday December 9 1908 at 2 00 p m for the election of a Board of Directors and other business. Dated Tucson Arizona November 2 1908 Cons E Watkee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notic
Gila Valley, Globe & Northern Railway Company
Tucson
Arizona
Arizona widow sues man over broken heart claim
An Arizona widow files a suit seeking 50009 dollars alleging he broke her heart violated his pledged truth and shattered her dream of love. The filing discusses personal injury to her emotional wellbeing and impacts on life plans in a domestic dispute context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Reliabee Assays Offer Precious Metal Prices by Mail
Reliable Assays advertises gold priced at 75 cents, silver at 1.00, lead at 75 cents, and bundled metals at 1.50 per unit. It promotes mail samples with prompt results from its Denver office at 1596 Court Place, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retorta
Capemn Assir Co
Court Place
Denver
Colo
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Cy Sunday
Cochise County
Dreds
Mat Barisiet Ox
Forsman Davila
Pirtle Company
Mariana Biesgo
Pirtle
William F Neil
Ard Williams
John Sandrock
Joha
Taylor
City of
Warrasty
Berify
Naco Real Estate and Improvement Company
G . Barry & Company
Naco Property
George M Land To
A Jones
Sutton
Pinyon
Bylvanite Queen Mining Company— Capital
Co Fantnershin
George Miskovich
Samuel Pro”canovich
Piste
RL McKinney
BM McKinney
L W Powell
Huschuce Mountains
Clarence E Krinbill
Title Guarantee &Trust Company
Provident Mutual Building and Loan Association
J E Carry
SM Aguirre
John Towner
A Torres
LC Lanham
AJ Griffin
Douglas Property
Knabenshue
United Gold & Silver Company
Prescott
Mary Mullen
Tempe
H W Chittenden
Greene Company
Cananon
Yale College
New Haven
Conn
Cananes
PL Lord of
Daily Fair Bulletin
Yom
Beldorama
W. G. Durfee
Orn
Somerton
Yuma County
Sam Hayhurat
Ranger
Bryan
New York City
Hachita
N.M
Tucton
Ten
The
Arizona Baptist Association
Chamberlain
Gough Remedi
Cap
Arizona Teachers’ Institute
WHITE
Wm Cowan
EG Krammel
Toetano
Fombatone
Auidge Doan
Supreme Court
Mra JH Talbot
Courtland
Tombstone Minstrel Club
Harry Eckerman
Ray Swain
Jett
William Kline
Dugas
Kline & Ewell
Landville
C & A Co
Bintree
Leadville
Oth
Wyatt
Fategonia
Arizoos Mines Co
Mark
Stockholders’ Meeting
M.berry Acy Sree
D. M. Ferry & CO
Sotice Ihereby
Aravaipa Canyon Railroad Company
Tacton
E. Watkee
Consarsuie
Tee
Reliabee Assays
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