Tombstone Records Of Cochise County Land And Mining Deals
Ledger notes transfers and filings in Cochise County including mining claims in Warren and Douglas districts, property deeds, mortgages, corporate articles, power of attorney revocation, and dissolution notices. Names include Wilkingon, Saxby, Kuykendall, Carter, Rodrigues, Meyers, Champagne, Hill, Nitula, Kristovich, Yoakum, Keanig, Clair, Bourne, Odgers, Brocking, Wright, Williams, and others with farms, towns, and mining districts referenced.
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EA Wilkingon
Qoordintal Investment Corporation
Lone Wolfe
Warren
Harvey C Saxby
Imogene M Saxby
Bemuel Kuykendall
Elizabeth Kuykendall
Douglas Se
Samuel Kuykendall
Elizabeth Kuykendsi
Tede
Howard L Carter
Antonio Rodrigues
Manuel M
H Meyers
Alfred Paul
Calumet & Arizona Mining Co
Wiren
Frank McDaciel
Champagne
Ciaime
Hartford
Sofia Hill
Victor Nitula
Bisbee
Martin L Kristovich
Jerse Yoakum
Warren Joe Weiss
John Keanig
Lowell
Williams
Bieter
BW Clair
Pawnee Mining Company
Empire State Group of Mines
Chrisophus
Sen Simon
Cochise
Odgers
Brocking
Besbee
Jake Wright
Babee
Willams, Sr
Busbee
Seacee Oles
Ixcorporatox
Apache Copper Mining & Amelting Co
Maurice L Bindensad
Clarence Alexander
Percy L Thompson
Douglas
Capital Stock
Fist Men to Come to the Territory
The article lists early visitors to Arizona mentioning Juan de la Reforma and Pedro Nadal as the first white entrants in 1538. It notes Marcos de Niza and others reached the region in 1539. Arizona became a separate territory on February 24 and was organized at Nave Springs on December 29, 1863, with statehood following about forty six years later.
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Mexico
San Pedro River
Arizons
Nave Springs
Arizute
Rheda
Promising Local Cartoonist Ed McOrmand Showcased
Tombstone highlights a budding cartoonist Ed McOrmand with early sketches showing originality. The Prospecton notes his potential to rise in the profession as the paper plans future local sketches. The Arizona Cattle Growers Association concluded its fifth annual meeting in Phoenix with officers elected: WOM Riggs as president, Fred F Goutler as first vice president, and an additional vice president named.
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Tombstone
Ed McOrmand
McOrmand
Arizona Cattle Growers Association
Phoenix
Wom Riggs
Dos Cabeza
Fred F Goutler
Springerville
Escond
Local Pioneers Note Died and Moves South
Geo Ree justice of the peace of Winslow and Arie tone pioneer died of locomotor ataxia at his home Thura ay Yavapai county entries note county exhibit at territorial fair Scottish Rite Masons of Tucson conferred the 14th degree at a special meeting Wednesday The first carload of ore from the Courtland gold strike shipped to Copper Queen smelter in Douglas about 469 8 ton Mret H Cabell and daughter Miss Susan Cabell plan to Courtland to join Judge Cabell and make it home Tombstone mourns departure of friends Battalion of the 23rd US Infantry to Fort Huachuca next March another battalion to Fort Bliss Yuma Indian mute complaint at Yuma price court says bottle of vinegar sold as booze case ignored by federal authorities
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Geo. Ree
Winslow
Thura'ay
Scottish Rite Masons of
Tucson
Spedal
Pear Courtland
Qaren
Douglas
Mret H Cabell
Susan Cabell
Courtland
Judge Cabell
Tombstone
Courtland Miner Solicited by Guarantor in Distress
From Tuesday's Daily, John Smith, a miner, solicited at Courtland yesterday by the gu aronte. He had been drinking and was despondent. Nothing is known of his relatives. Des D Townsend appointed acting assistant surgeon to the Public Marine hospital service with headquarters at Naco. Townsends is well known in Tombstone, having served at the county hospital for months. He relieves Dr Tarbell, now at Denver for appendicitis. Colonel H L Pickett returned from Phoenix, saying the fair was bigger and better than ever. At the Capital City he pushed Cochise county interests, his remarks reprinted here. A marriage license issued to L McKinney of Couth to wed Adam Halderman of Russellville. both well known locally. Bisbee reports Actorey George Neale hired by Ole ton & Company to sue Cochise County over hospital construction on the poor farm, involving about $5,000. Fall honey crop to be shipped from Salt River valley by carload. FW Walters relocating to El Paso. Attorney Harry L Pickett gambled himself in maiden case, showing readiness for a legal career. Mrs. T Ijams, wife of President Tjames of the Combstone Telephone, arrived from Saul, to reside winter near the office. Phoenix police now wear blue serge winter uniforms with brass buttons. Salaman and Antonio Fernandes, both under 18, confessed to steeling teacows and selling to a slaughter house. to be tried next week.
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Des D Townsend
Public Marine Hospital Service
Naco
Townsend
Tombstone
C B Tarbell
City
Denver
Bisbee
Oleton & Company
Brehee
George Neale
County of
Former Arizona Ranger Hatfield Sentenced to Five Years
JW Hatfield a former Arizona Ranger and Rough Rider with ties to the Hatfield-Mercy feud era was sentenced by Judge Davis to five years in San Quentin for a mistreatment charge. He apologized, spoke of family hardship, his wish to marry the girl from Ventura, and asked for a chance to be a good citizen after serving his term.
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JW Hatfield
Hatfield-Mercy
Pike County
Kentucky
San Juan
Roosevelt
Alifords
Davis
San Quentin
Hatfeld
Ventura
Gal
Pearl Baatman
Redondo Beach
Supreme Bench
Preatos
Tomblstone
Hatfield
Ian
Venturi
McCove
San Juan Bill
Texas
Artona
Indian War Veterans Organized in Denver
An organization named Indian War Veterans formed in Denver aims to secure pensions for veterans who served the government and endured hardships. Many members cannot work due to age and privations. interested men should contact National Secretary and Treasurer Hauser at 1643 Market Street, Denver, Colorado, for more information.
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the Nations
Denver
Hue
Great Western
Hauser
Market Street
Colo
Bie
Hunting Trip Devoted to Statehood Talk
In a Holbrook Argus letter Ralph Cameron reflects on a hunting trip with General Hitchcock. He notes much time was spent discussion of statehood, saying it felt more humane than slaughtering animals, and a chum named Teddy is mentioned as part of the group. The account presents lighthearted debate during a leisure outing.
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Teddy
Holbrook Argus
Ralph Cameron
Hitchcock
Gila Prohibitionists Seek Local Option Vote
A petition from northern Gila County residents requests a local option election on prohibition. The district attorney will inspect the list after finding an insufficient number of valid names. The plan would dry the Hayton district while Globe remains unaffected.
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Warvekro
LW Powell
Turquoise
Gila County
Hayton
Globe
Buffalo Jones to rope wild animals in Africa
The telegraph from New York reports Buffalo Jones, who breeds Indian buffalo and cattle near Grand Canyon, plans a mission to Africa in March to capture and rope dangerous wildlife. He will rope the initial animals alone, aided by two top western ropers M D Loveless and James Owen, aiming to use fire in preparation and train cowboys for rapid handling.
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New York
Buffalo
Jones
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Africa
M D Loveless
Capitan N. M
James Owen
Fredoni
Successful Opening of Show Season Crowded Doors
Crowded audience greeted the opening night as Bohieflelin’s new management staged a show at Tombatone last evening. Technical delays limited two planned performances but power and machine issues were being fixed. Babe Wert impressed as soloist with Beautiful Eyes. The waterscapes of Idaho and Montana drew praise and toward the end George Bertram was jailed in Phoenix for attempting to pick a constable’s pocket. The next show is tomorrow night.
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Bohieflelin
Botta
Idabo
Montana
Geofrie Bertram
Phoenix
Mr Ivy
Mutual Benefit Association Promises Benefits To All Members
An urging pamphlet promotes The American Woman's Mosque as a rational cooperative for mutual benefit education and advancement not a secret society or insurance. It claims clubhouses in communities and easy membership with one year optional offering pleasant service and dignified conduct. Local rep Mr Frank Abri alen secretary of the Ariguas No 1 apter in this city is listed for details.
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Frank Abrialen
Ariguas No
Thin City
Fighting Dangers of Tuberculosis in the West
Warning speeches before the Arizona Teachers association by medical professionals frame a plan to eradicate tuberculosis in the territory. Colorado reports upheaval as a committee of fifteen leaders proposes measures for the anti tuberculosis drive in Colorado Springs including removal of public drinking cups disinfection of telephones and public meeting places medical and sanitary school inspections case registration public notices sale publication continued press campaigns and preventative efforts.
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Arizona
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Wireless Telegraph Station to Rise in Arizona Tower
J H Jack of the School of Automob bling near Lowell plans a building on a hill housing four wireless telegraph stations for message transmission without wires. This aims to be Arizona’s first wireless station. The Manic lodge in Phoenix hosted a banquet for Grand Master Fletcher M Dean and lodge members Tuesday. Captain Crenshaw’s home on Phesi Ave was burglarized last week while the family attended the fair, jewelry and trinkets taken.
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Jack
School of Automobbling
Lowell
Arizona
Manic Lodge of Phoenix
Fletcher M
Captain Crenshaw
Phesi Ave
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Cochise County
Copperox Mining Co
D L Cunningham
Jonny Biggs
Lee
Woolery
Ite
Montancr
William E Gardoeretux
Harry Reynols
Georgia Jones
Eller R Epps Fisher
Weurase
Mortiagr
Gus Hickey
A Fisher
Gem of Hickey & Fisher
Wright
MEM
Lesdville
Miong Cu
Bel Due
JF Walker
James Herron
Copper World
Turequoise
Morrison & Dore
American Law Book Co
First Party
Walton Ho Russell
Mary
Reyocatis OF
Rancetvans
J E Evans
Provident Mutual Building-Loan Association
Salvador
Lucu Etux
Doug Leys
Loomis
McCaskey Register Co
Chatter Mortgage
Blanche B McCord
Firettional Bank of Douglas
Silas Cohen
Tom and Duthe Dunbar
Brooks Tire Machine Co
Alert Hoch
Brooks
Derid Johneon
Hugh + Carey
Sohneeon & Carey
Risebee
Hugh Carey
Chadwick
Midavit
John Escapule
Guardian Escaig
Frances J .Atelland
Guy A Semieson
Wm E Gerdner
Citizens Benk £ Trust Co
Harry L
Rose Miller
Lote
Bishop
Yavapai County
Fort Huachuca
Philippines
Fort Bliss
Yuma Price Couirt
eithor—Uecle
John Smith
H.L Pickett
Tomt— Stone
L McKinney
Couth
Adam Halderman
Russellville
FW Walters
el Paso
Walters
TCM Co
Harry L Pickett
Pickett
T Ijams
Tjame
Combstone
Saul
Mes Ham
Phoenix Police
Salaman
Antonio Fernandes
Yuma
Colorado River
Supreme Court of the Territory
Han
Storm
Yurdun
Sloan
Lim
0 H Howard
JJ Coppings
San Pedro Valley
Otto Geisenhofer
Youre
Edelweis
Thomas Whitehesd
Bisbee Tire Department
Mr and
Mire
David Wallace
Tempe
Charley Mainze
Sherif
Ash Fork
Mainze
Hayne of
Misbee
Saya
Douglas Dispatch
Demons
Southwestern Land Company
Cty Council
R McDonald
Sheriff’s Office
Mesa
Salt River Valley
Ellen Beach Ya
Mateme Frieda Langerdorff
Herr Ignaz Harold
Helen Groff
WOA
X W Crotiier
Agricultural Department
University of Arizona
George W Bragg
Wth
Whelen
Wsintwraith
George Tralles
University of Ari
Gils Valley
Arizona Ranger
Gila
Will Lasso
Association For
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