Land and mortgage records of Cochise County update
Historical record notes numerous warranty deeds chattel mortgages and attachments. Entries include Mary E Dalion to Mark Deems land 24 dollars Guy Elliman to Bank of Bisbee 1000 dollars and various livestock furniture and automobile transactions. Legal items list divorce suit How ard vs How ard and judgments. Document references span multiple parcels and firms with several bank relations in Nogales Willcox Bisbee Phoenix and surrounding areas.
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United States
Mark Deems
Mary E Daulion
Guy B Farnell
RF Richter
Filipe Agulia
Canuto Mendes
Chattle
Notice for Public Land Claim in Arizona 1916
Notice in the Department of the Interior Land Office at Phoenix dated September 23 1916 announces Lueus gilbert of Buema Arizona filed for a three year final proof to establish homestead entry for land in Township 1 South Range 21 East G and S Meridian with witnesses Ed Bryan Paul H Knoles William H Pratt Cassius R Knoles all of Bosna Arizona. Also notices selection under Congress act of June 20 1910 by the State of Arizona for Grant Selections Lists Nos 070 and 571 Serial Nos 081192 and 1198 for School of Mines benefits describing multiple lots and sections across Townships 18 23 24 46 27 28 29 and other lands with dates and contest periods and the office dates September 30 1916 and October first publication October ... 1916.
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W. A. Fowler
U. 3
Tombstone
Arizona
Ed. Bryan
Paul H. Knoles
William H. Pratt
Cassius R. Knoles
Bosna
Thomas F. Weedin
Register
State of Arizona
State of
Sen
Notice for final proof in Arizona land claim
Department of the Interior notice from Phoenix dated September 12 1916 states Clarence D LeSueur of Hereford Arizona filed intent to make final proof for Homestead Entry No 018446 in Section 12 Township 28? Range 21 B G and 8 R Meridian with witnesses John E Nelson William J Page Jacob Karle a and Paul Frampton to appear October 21 1916 before J D Taylor Bisbee Arizona. First publication September 17 1916. Jerome news notes George W Toll Verde pioneer died in Scottsdale leaving $1000000 in Los Angeles bank. widow Mary A Hall seeks letters of administration. Comparison mentions skepticism over Clark interests sale for 7 000 000. hints net worth around 10 000 000.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Phoenix
Ariona
Clarence D. le Sueur
Hereford
R. Meridian
Beore J. D. Taylor
A. S. Commissione
Bisbee
Arizona
Aimant Samen
John E. Nelson
William J. Page
Acob Karlea
Paul Frampton
Thomas F. Weedin
Register
Jerome
George W. Toll
Roscott
Los Angeles
Mary A. Hall
Superior Court
Hall
Clark
Paige Wins Douglas Phoenix Auto Race
The Douglas Phoenix auto race day saw Paige driven by E. L. Cord of Phoenix win in eight hours 13 minutes from Douglas to Phoenix. Pierce Arrow driven by Bert Hines placed second, with Peter Thomason third and Hugh Miller fourth. Car No. 10 Ford failed to finish in money, while Stutz No. 11 posted strong runs to Bisbee and Tucson.
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Douglas Phoenix
E. L. Cord Ofhoenix
Paige
Douglas
Phoenx
Pierce Arrow
Bert Hines
Peter Thomason
Phoenix
Hugh Miller
RB. L. Brewer
Globe
Sharp
Ranklin
Harold Wells
Ofhoenix
Higley
Ford
Tucson
Bisbee
Juniglas
Tombstone
Minee
Flora
Rie Tombstone
Owers Earn $70,000 From Cotton Shipment
W D Sprigs of Chandler shipped 750 pounds of long staple cotton to American Thread Co. netting over $19,000. He bought the cotton through Arizona Egyptian Iran Co of Phoenix with portions from Mesa. The top lint price recently reached about 43 cents per pound, the highest in the valley.
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Chandler
W.D. Sprigsby
Shitment Han
American Thread Co
Arizona Egyptian Iran Ca
Phoenix
Mesa
Sprigg
Isow
Republicans Cite Arizona Elector Voting In Unconstitutional Claim
M. E. Cassady Arizona chairman of the Republican finance committee informs the Republican National Committee that the all or none elector system in Arizona may render the Wilson vote there void. The electors are bracketed and voters cannot choose individual electors.
Man Shot At Former Employer In Duncan
Anthony Haley, recently dismissed from Wm. L. Cauthen’s farm, fired at his former boss through a window during a dispute. Cauthen armed with a shotgun returned fire, wounding Haley with bird shot. Haley later surrendered at L. Stevens’ home and was jailed in Duncan.
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Duncan
Anthony Haley
Wm. L. Cauthen
Momber
Cauthen
Cauthnent
Wu An Haley
Aiye Head
Soldier commits suicide at camp in Nogales
Private in Company P Twelfth Infantry shot himself at about 830 in the morning at the camp, placing two cartridges in his rifle and firing with the muzzle in his mouth. He had been on the chicken police squad and had just finished his work. The body was taken to Marsh undertaking parlors on Grand avenue. No cause is assigned, but camp monotony weighed on his mind.
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Nogales
Company P
Owens
Marsh
Grandvenue
Campse
Speed Death on Verde Tun 1 Smelter Line
A 20 year old Austrian, Joe Nora, died Tuesday evening near Jerome when a non-driver speeder on the Verde Tun 1 Smelter railroad ran out of control. The machine jumped the track, rolled 350 feet, and Nora’s body was found along the line. His skull was fractured by a rail as witnesses suspect he jumped to escape the speed.
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Jerome
Joe Nora
Verde ‘Tun 1
Nora
Rde
Ian
Mail order fraud targets Bisbee victims in Minneapolis scam
Bisbee residents report a mail order fraud promising silk petticoats for a dime. The scammers, National Mail Order Brokerage Exchange, allegedly operate from Minneapolis with offices at the Globe Building. Postal authorities warn postmasters to return such letters and to watch for the fleeing suspects.
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Minneapolis
National Mail Order Brokerage Exchange
S2v Globe Building
le Men
Shooting at Parks ranch near Duncan leaves Martin Ville dead
Nov 13 near Duncan Martin Ville was shot and killed by Jose Vanco at the Parks ranch around 1 PM. Vanco says Ville attacked him with a butcher knife. A woman is said to be involved. Local officers arrested Franco and he was taken to Duncan and placed in county jail.
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Martin Ville
Jose Vanco
Parks Ranch
Vanco
Franco
Duncan
Branch
Campbell Holds Apparent Lead In Governor Race
Unofficial returns show Campbell ahead of Hunt by about 187 votes with a 210 vote Republican headsquarters estimate. Officials caution incomplete precinct reporting but believe Campbell’s margin will hold as the gubernatorial contest remains essentially settled.
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Campbell
Hunt
Tme
Haat
Ihs
Tombstone Day Key Local Notes From Town
Chief Deputy Welch returns home from Greeley after funeral of his mother. Mrs. John Rock leaves for Phoeniz to attend State Fair. Lt. Kibler from Los Angeles visits Tombstone for Arizona Bay Consolidated. Pete Green returns from California coast and stays in Tombstone. Residents watch watch races and conductors swap during absence. Board of Supervisors to canvass general election later. Mayor and council canvass city vote and report results. Judge Baughn travels to Florence after Tombstone case. Painting work on the Ruchenbecker building proceeds. Postmaster Smith travels to Phoenix for two day Arizona postmasters meeting and speaks on National Association of Postmasters.
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John Rock
Phoenia
Kibler
Los Angeles
Arizona Bay Consolidated
Tombstone
Board of Supervisors
Florence
Udge
J. Baughn
Rome
Attin
Lockwood
PB Warnekres Ie
Ruchenbecker Lotre
Paul A. Smith
Phoenix
Arizona
Mr. Smith
National Association of Postmasters
Washington
Passport trip foreshadowed by Mrs Copeland
Mrs F Copeland plans a several month trip to her old England home, leaving from Bisbee shortly. Government probes coal price hikes in Southern Arizona with Bisbee claiming a rise while nearby Douglas and Tombstone report none. County Attorney J F Ross and wife travel to Phoenix for next week at the state fair. T Simmons and wife of Bisbee visit Tombstone guests of Mr and Mrs George Bravin. Deputy Harry Rafferty returns from Lowell to Tombstone after several weeks away. Constable Lafe Gibson and Tom Annon visit Gleeson to view the racers.
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F. Copeland
England
Bishee Ehortly
Arizona
Bisbee
Douglas
Tombstone
J. F. Ross
Phoenix
Isited Bravins
T. Simmons
George Bravin
Lowell
Harry Rafferty
Gleeson
Lafe Gibson
Tomannon
Porter McDonald
S. J. Bingham
San Diego
McDonald
Bingham
Uncle Sam
Criminal Calendar Set for Superior Court in Logey District
Judge Lockwood set the criminal calendar for the coming term with a large docket from murder to misdemeanor offenses. The list and dates will be published tomorrow, with trials beginning after the holidays. A special 40 jurors venue reports on the 22nd. cases span from the 22nd of the current month into next year.
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Judge Lockwood
Logey
Rom Douglas
Johnson business men strike it rich at new ore shaft
Special to The Prospector Johnson Nov. 14 the district novelty of the season is the discovery of ore in a sixty foot shaft northwest of Repul le mine. Four claims owned by local business men show a three and one half foot vein with seven percent copper and silver. The Flossie Mining Company operates the claims with L W Rader secretary treasurer Ase Walker superintendent and J H Walker foreman directing the work.
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Johnson
Repulle
Exis
Flossie Mining Company
L. W. Rader
Ase Walker
J. H. Walker
Court attendees include Judge F M Dean and W B Cleary
In addition to the local attorneys, the superior court this morning for the setting of the criminal calendar was attended by Judge F M Dean of Douglas and W B Cleary.
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Superior Court
F.M. Dean
Douglas
W. B. Cleary
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Cochise County
United State
Francis W. Adama
V. G. Musgrave
Alma B
Gouger
Tre Mwee
George Ossie
Phelps, Dodiercantile Company
Patterson
Holcomb & Hoke Mig. Co
R. J. Pulpherty McNeal Mercantile Co
W. V
Davis
Guy Elliman
Bank of Bisbee
Mike Janscovich
W. A. Uhater
Amite Foenenders
A. J. Havens
Henry Galbraith
Ed Habertman
Ferdinand E. Candy
John L. Jonson
Joe Kline
W.G. Haneeu
Allen B. Duncan
Sam Iile
Leon Negrin
William J Boone
the Central
Bank of Phoenix
Matthews and Wife
Citizens
Bank and Trusc Company
William HK. Binsbe
Williams M
Rigas
Chattle Mortgage
Robert McCartnry
Sisvee Auto Co
Victor Locknar
Wayne Oil Tank
D. B Ellis
Bank of Benson
Bees and Automobile
W. J. Boone
Central Bank of Pheonit
George E. Anderson
Peter Stule
Leon Maurin
Sam Stule
Oxtures
J. K. McKay
Central Cattle Loan Co
JW. Dinners
Amos Marion
T. D. Mathes
First National Bank of
L. V. McCourt
William 4
Riggs
Maime H. Smith
Briscoe
E. Moody
John Twomey
Anna Rebecca Busey
Worf
Elizabeth Ann Johnson
Lillie H. Moody
Jonn Twomey
Joseph B. Gersbach
William B. Dickey
McKensie Castle Co
el Paso Cattle Co
A. L. Mills
Willcox Bank and Trust Co
B. F. Brooks
Santa Cruz Valley Bank
M. L. Choate
Phelps, Dodge Mercantile Co
Lucy
Bisbee Auto Co
Martin Anderson
William Cowan
P. J. Nagle
Paul Carnolli
Oliver Leow
Charles P. Gray
Walter Willard Howard
Eraline E Howard
Hardy Johnson
Q & A. Mining Co. &R
Deeo
Douglas Investment Co
Roy and
Rabie Hiatt
Congress
Ted
John J. Birdno
Wie
Zona Mining
Mr. Cauthen
Haley
L. Stevens
Branch County
Sherif Guy C. Welch
Golda State Limited
Greeley
Colo
Pete Green
California Coast
Lvin Brown
Mra. Hein
Gowela Arthur Brown
Ash
Hakean McCarthy
Mr. Ash
Postmasters
Stant
Bruce Cevenson
Ons
Jay K. Krebs
W. G. Gilmore
Phoeix
K. of P. Grand Lodge
Third Ward
Ralph Johnson
Ormerly
Grandpa
Grandma Johnson
Papa Ralph
A.C. Lockwood
Bangin
J.T. Kingebury
HS. Wein
Visite
Ando
Ohnson Business
Charles Kingsley
Hughes
Tome
Scollan
D. Ben
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