Mining and deed records from Douglas county court sessions
Deputy Sheriff Dave Adams arrives in the county seat as a witness in the Territory of Neale case. The long list of records includes sheriff sale notices, administrator and mining deeds, warranty deeds, and mortgage instruments involving parties such as Jeremiah Lacy Frank A Resch Michael Ob Sunset M M Co and numerous Douglas area entities amid transfers of mines properties and realty across Dos Cabezas Willcox and Courtland in Arizona.
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Jeremiah Lacy
Frank
Michael Ob
Sunset M & M Co
Lery
Daddy Will
Cox
Dos Caberas
Prank A Resch
Michael
Sunset M& M Co
Dee 5
Daddy Willcox
Dos Cabezas
Dave Adams
Adame
Dregoon
Wilbur
Neale
Local court notes and visiting officials in Tombstone
Residents and visitors gather for court as professionals travel from Bisbee Douglas and El Paso. Judges, attorneys, and grand jurors converge in Tombstone with appearances by District Attorneys McAllinter and OConnell, Special Government Examiner Jones, and others. Supreme court adjourns until January second Monday.
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McAllinter
Gra=ham county
O'Cononor
Santa Cruz
Jones
Department of Commerce and Labor
A A Worcely
Tucson
A Y Wright
Douglas
Geo Neale
Bisbee
The
Supreme Court
Ranch for Sale With Water, Fence, and Land
For sale a 160 acre ranch with wind mill test rig, alfalfa potential, brush clearing ready. Features include 35 feet deep well, 7 inch casing, ready to pump water on a hillside, fenced corral and pasture, house fenced yard, lumber, electric machine, relie shop, and tools. Located near Soliser toll in Bulobar Spring valley. Object of selling due to old age and poor health.
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St Head Cote
Bulobar
Vailey
Sabbath in Tombstone Houses of Worship
The Rev Deck preached at 11 o'clock on Jesus' life and teaching with all classes, and evening addressed Sin Never bankrupt. Sunday school banners, Miss Williamson and Miss Sanders featured. No morning service due to pastor's Warren engagement. Noah Walked With God Evening sermon. Epworth League met, Christian Endeavor welcomed three new members. Other Tombstone churches held services as announced.
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Jesus and Society
Deck
Jesus
Wernops
Warren
Noah
Goa
Needam
Protestant Churches Plan Union Thanksgiving Service
Protestant churches organize a union Thanksgiving service at the Congregational church on Wednesday evening November 23 with Rev Needham of the Methodist church delivering the sermon and special music prepared by participating congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Needham
Methodist Church
Accident at Gleeson Leaves Girl Severely Injured
An 11 year old girl, daughter of Rubin Avron, was injured Saturday at Gleeson when her leg was caught in a wagon wheel behind Charles McKinney's meat wagon. Doctors Sloan and Leonard amputated the crushed leg after removing the wheel. the girl remains in critical condition but there is hope for recovery.
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Gleeson
Rubin Avron
Charles McKinney
Mexican Worker Killed in Courtland Mine Cage Accident
Mexican laborer Angel Ramirez and another worker at the Mary mine in Courtland died after attempting to board a rising cage. A coroner's jury ruled death by accident due to carelessness while the cage was in motion. The cage, at the 100 foot level, rose as one man boarded safely and the other was crushed between the cage edge and timbers before the fall of about 150 feet.
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Angel Ramirez
Mary
Courtland
Mrs Reynolds Passes Away in St Louis
Mrs Reynolds widow of Judge Matt G Reynolds of St Louis died after a brief illness. She was a friend of Mrs Judge Doan of this city and the news comes as a shock to Judge and Mrs Doan. She was a daughter of former Judge Fagg of Missouri, with whom Judge Dean practiced law in that state for many years.
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M G Reynolds
Matt G Reynolde
St Louia
Judge Doan
Dosp
Mre Reynolds
Fagg
Missouri
Dean
Arizonan Receives Patent for Tire Healing Compound
Henry Griswold, veteran bicycle dealer of Phosaiz, with attorney E E Marke, has been issued a US patent from Washington for a tire healing compound. The compound preserves rubber and extends tire life, among other claimed effects.
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Henry Griswold
Phosaiz
E E Marke
Bag
Commissioner of Patents
Washington, D. C
United States
Mr. Griswold
Arizona Experiment With Rubber Plant Study Begins
Captain O C Ord inspector general of the Nations Guard of Arizona leads experiments to test if the yore shrub from Mexico, valued at 175 ton for its rubber, can grow in Arizona. He returned to Phoenix with a shrub presented to Governor Bloon, planted at the capitol grounds for monitoring results. A separate note mentions a city council passing a measure about licenses for ballot access and qualifications.
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Arizona
O C Ord
The
Nations Guard of
Ord
Phoenix
Mexico
Coshaile
Capitol Grounds
Myrtle greenery routes expand from Phoenix to New York
MG Greenwald of Phoenix ships myrtle and palm branches to eastern markets for use in synagogues. The move challenges Palestine imports by offering comparable greenery locally at lower cost. The article notes shipments to Chicago New York Cincinnati and other cities as demand grows.
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MG Greenwald
Phoenix
Chics
New York
Cincinnati
Palestine
Joe Bush Attractions Aerial Tours Planned at Turner
EPA Larrien, chief aviator at the Joe Bush flying machine station in Turner, says aerial excursions to the Rainbow and Milky Way have been arranged with stopping privileges at both. Cleats to be nailed on the rainbow. nine passengers may ride along the spectrum to view color tints at close range.
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Epa Larrien
Joe Bush
Turner
Larrien
Potata
Former Tombstoner Injured at Courtland
D W Brown formerly of Tombstone and now a Courtland hoist engineer on the Mamie suffered a severe accident while handling a sinking bar from a drill. A 20 foot iron piece weighing over 1800 pounds pinned his right middle finger, requiring amputation of the bone and medical treatment without anesthesia.
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D W Brown
Torobatone
Courtland
Mamie
Sr. Brows
Mr. Brown
Officials and Visitors Attend Tombstone Court Session
Denny Twomey of Bisbee attends on official business while W A Taylor judge of the peace at Pirtleville and Saco ranger Jonesex-Arizons visit Tombstone as witnesses. Cushman postmaster from Dragoon. Elling, Wilson, Flaenigen, and Hasseler in town for court matters. Rock leaves for Phoenix for a relative’s illness. Melgren, lessee of the Bunter Hill mines, improves after a 50 foot shaft fall. Pie contest at the Eastern tar fosst ends in a tie between Reeves and Tarbell as pies are eaten and prizes go unawarded.
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Dave Hasseler
John Rock
Phoenix
Renton
Mise Fannie Moore
E H Reeves
C B Tarbell
Monars
Tarbell
Reeves
Originating Two Types of Sheep at Avisona Exhibition
An agricultural experiment from the University of Avisona showcased two sheep varieties to demonstrate breeding methods and origin traits. The display highlighted differences in lineage and physical characteristics, aiming to inform farmers about productive potential and adaptation.
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Bixty Eheep
University of Avisona Agricultural
Prof F W Wilson Trials Two Sheep Breeds for Arie pa Climate
Professor F W Wilson, superintendent of the station, led trials to originate two sheep breeds suited to Arie pa climate and range conditions. Fourteen pens housed the sheep, with seventeen flocks examined and sixteen bred. The aim is a breed with light fleece and higher meat and wool yields, prioritizing northern fleece as primary.
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F W Wilson
Cattle Growers Elect Officers In Arizona
The Arizona Cattle Growers association re elected all officers for the coming year at Pho yesterday. WW Cook of Phoenix serves as president, WM Riggs of Dos Cabras as second vice president, Fred Colter of Springerville Apache County as secretary, Fred W. Wilson of the University of Arizona Agricultural Experiment Station as secretary, and D H Christy of Phoenix as treasurer. The president and executive committee may appoint a 25 member committee to represent cattle raising interests before the next legislature.
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Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
Phoesterday
WW Cook
Phoenix
WM Riggs
Dos Caberas
Fred Colter
Springereitte
Apache County
Fred W. Wilson
University of Arizona Agricultural Experiment Station
DH Christy
Arizona Cotton Co. Forging Ahead in Mohave Valley
The Cotton Land company, reclaiming a large Mohave County acreage, works near Spears Lake in the Colorado River valley. It plans a townsite named Cottonia and has arranged a 400000 bond issue to fund river diking and land clearing for development.
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Kingman
Cotton Land Company
Mohave
Kingtoan
Colorado River
Spears Lake
Cottonia A. Bond
Peculiar State of Affairs in Imperial Valley Waterways
Sam F Wabb reports a strange situation in the Imperial valley where Colorado river water has ceased reaching the Gulf of California for over a year. It now feeds Laguna Salado, turning it into a 65 by 15 mile lake. River flow is 5 feet lower at Yuma than ever, and engineers warn Laguna Salado may overflow back into the United States when lake level rises five more feet.
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Sam F Wabb
California
Arizona
Imperial Valley
Colorado River
Gulf of California
Laguna Salado
Silion Sea
Thedore
Harri
Yara
Laguna Selado
United States
Reduces Last Year's Deficit In Territorial Fair Fund
The report notes an apparent reduction of the $6000 deficit in the territorial fair fund after reviewing recent fair books. Exact figures are unavailable, but officials expect the deficit to remain, though smaller, once final accounting is completed.
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Territorial Fair Fund
Inet
Demands on Fair Fund Surpass Revenue Despite Completion
The Democrat notes Secretary Shirley Chriety and Chairman Hash Campbell estimate total receipts from the fair sale at nearly $19,000 while noting that a $3,000 budget was considered. The report cites box sales as a contributing income source and observes the fair just completed did not cover expenses, though it did not pay all costs.
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Democrat
Shirley Chriety
Hash Campbell
Surveys progress on Port Lobos Road railroad project
Preliminary and location surveys for all but 60 miles of the Tucson and Port Lobos railroad are finished with work starting on the remaining section from Sasco to the International boundary. EH Parker leads the survey team as President Cheney and FM Murphy plan a Silver Belt meeting to announce future plans. El Paso and Western crews camped near Red Rock run lines through FE Friant ranch.
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Tucson and
Port Lobos
Sasco
International
EH Parker
Cheney
Arizona, Mexico and Gulf of California
FM Murphy
Development Company of America
Silver Belt
el Paso
Kwestern Ae
Red Rock
FE Friant
Mileage of the blood river astonishes readers
The text notes blood circulates rapidly, calculating 69 heartbeats per minute at normal pressure. Blood travels about 207 yards per minute, nine miles per hour, totaling 220 miles per degree and 90,000 miles overall. An 84 year old with a single circulating blood corpuscle since birth would have seen it travel nearly 7,000,000 miles.
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Anian
Investigating Naco Kidnapping Affair
County visitors in Nacostia report a State Department special agent working on the case of American citizen J A Navarrette of Naco. It is alleged Navarrette was kidnapped, taken to Mexico, turned over to authorities, and later released after Washington demanded it. The investigation's outcome is awaited.
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Nacostia
State Department
J A Naverette
Naco
Navarrette
Mexico
Washington
Representation to Be Reduced at Grand Lodge Meetings
Lodges with 100 or more members will elect two representatives to grand lodge while those under 100 have one. Belief is representation will drop by about one third. The Morenci board of supervisors appointed BK Williams justice of the peace.
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Keights of Pythias Lodge
Grand Lodge
Grand Lidge
The
Board of Supervisors
BK Williams
Morenci
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