County Records of Debts Deeds and Mortgages Listed
The County Records show various instruments filed including deeds mortgages chattel mortgages and satisfactions. Entries name Lorenzo Wright and others to Mary Barrow and St David Canal Company. real estate transfers by International Land and Improvement Co and others. leases and notices such as certificate of sale and power of attorney. mentions mining claims in Warren district and a Milleite location in Hot Springs MD.
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Lorenzo Wright Et Ax
Mary P Barrow
St. David Canal Company
Michael Donohoe
St David Corporation
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Sainte
Dougiee
Angelo Morino
Joseph Campini Douglas
Alfred C Lockwood
Dora Hope Fleming
Douglas
William Hitchell
Thos Radwell, Mines
Easter
Hot Springs
JJ Pool
A P
Chittenden
Railroads Mull a Border Route Possible by 1907
Rumors of El Paso to Gulf of California survey activity intensify as Rock Island plans a Pacific coast through route near Nogales. Stakes dot the border area from Naco through the Huachucas toward Nogales and Lochiel, signaling possible early construction in Cochise County next year.
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International
el Paso
Gulf of California
Nogales
Lochiel
Rock Island
Pacific Coast
Naco
Huachucas
Cochise County
A Monument For a Live Town
A short piece urging community uplift through vigor morality harmony and advertising. It advocates public spirited action, honest competition, support for merchants and churches, good governance, and speaking well of fellow citizens to foster a healthy thriving town life.
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Ter
Cochise County Election Contests Filed Over Precinct 4
Attorney D L Cunningham filed a protest against canvassing the Precinct No 4 results in Douglas citing improper clerk attestations, venue designation, ballot handling, and missing official ballots tally lists and registers. The board discussed the protest and took it under advisement. A second protest from Benson challenged Pool's Ranch vote counting affecting Benson precinct officers. the board granted that protest in part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Cunningham
Board of Supervisors
Douglas
Election Board
Justice of the Peace
Justice
Cochise County
Becaue
Benson
Povls Ranch
Pool
Benson Judicial
Col W C Greene to Endow a College in Mexico
Col W C Greene plans endowment of a major Mexican university, to become the national mining college. The institution will attract students from across the republic seeking advanced study in mining, with scholarships for each state and special benefits for Sonora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Greene
Cananes
Republic
Mn Oature Bes National Mining College
The
Sonora Wll
Deer season ends December first for hunters at Huachuca
Snow fell eight inches Sunday at the Huachuca reservoir. Hunters must finish deer hunting by December 1 as the open season expires. Quail may be shot until March. Local business and legal figures visit the city, including Messner and Attorney Bennett. Arizona Miners association elects Colonel Epes Randolph as president and names officers. Five candidates seek speaker of the lower house, Cochise county gaining nomination. White and Doyle cases moved to Tucson with witnesses from Bisbee. ruling favoring White and Doyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epes Randolph
Southern Pacific
Arizona
Sonora
Arizona Miners’ Association
Col. Randolph
J.M. Ford
Phoenix
F.L. Blumer
C.H Akers
Randolph
White
Doyle
Tucson
Campbell
Bennett and
O'Connell
Flannigan
Ben Goodrich
Cochise County
Bisbee
Eleventh Annual Congregational Association Meeting Concludes
The eleventh annual Congregational Association meeting closes in Tempe after wide attendance and strong spirit. Devotional services opened the sessions led by Rev. D. D. Kloss, with Rev. J. D. Kingebury as retiring moderator. Rev. H. R. Lang of Tucson elected moderator and Rev. E. Owens of Humboldt named scribe. Rev. H. G. Miller of Jerome preached the closing sermon before the Lord's Supper administered by Rev. Kingsbury and Rev. Kloss. The gathering was deemed highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Congregational Association
Tempe
D. D. Kloss
J. D. Kingebury
H. R. Lang
Tucson
E. Owens
Humboldt
H. G. Miller
Jerome
Kingsbury
Kioss
Where Discrimination Was Dangerous
Governor Kibbey and Dr. Stone were appointed Saturday to judge the baby show at the Fair. Kibbey judged seven boys and refused to discriminate, awarding seven first prizes. Stone judged the girls and, after learning only one prize existed, agreed to follow the governor and award ten prizes.
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Kibbey
Dr. Stone
Phoenix Gazette
Electric Bitters Promised Cure All Ailments
A vague herbal advertisement claims Electric Bitters cure numerous ailments from dyspepsia to liver trouble and fever. It cites A. Brown of Bennettaville, IC, praising its effects on his wife after years of suffering, and markets the product as a remedy for malaria biliousness backache and kidney issues.
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A. Brown
Bennettaville
Newspapers Learn A Good Lesson In Statehood Fight
The newspapers in New Mexico press for higher assessed valuations arguing many property classes escape taxation. Though raised in Arizona earlier, joint statehood speakers denied it then. Editors now push the issue to the legislature, potentially easing annual burdens for taxpayers and business.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Constable Womack Visits City on Supervisors’ Business
Ben son constable D W Womack traveled to the city yesterday to appear before the board of supervisors on matters related to county administration and law enforcement duties.
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D. W. Womack
Benson
Board of Supervisors
Tombstone News Notes Sheriff Visits and Local Happenings
Sheriff Hunt returns from Bisbee on office business. Mayor Adamson arrives in town briefly. Two appointees join Sheriff elect Jack White's staff, Wal White and A A Hopkins. Schools in Bisbee close for scarlet fever fears. Globe reports Old Dominion Mining and Smelting to gain control from Phelps Dodge. Various locals, jurors, and visitors noted.
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Jack White
Tombstone
White
Wal
A. A. Hopkins
Arizona Rangers
Campbell
Globe
Charles Th
Old Dominion Mining & Smelting Company
Historic Baptist gathering reshapes Southern Arizona links
Delegates from Globe Clifton Bisbee Douglas Naco and Tucson met at the Safford Baptist church to organize the Southeastern Arizona Baptist association. They planned a rest camp on the Catarina mountains near Tucson and set Bisbee as next year’s meeting site.
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Safford
Graham County
Tucson
Caterina Mountains
Bisbee
Mining Push in Huachuca Mountains Promising Prospect
The Manila Mining & Milling Company plans to deploy twenty workers including engineers and miners on December 1 to sink a shaft to the 500 foot level at the north end of the Huachuca Mountains. The Princeton Copper Company is advancing a tunnel in the same range, while the Butte & Arizona between Manila and Princeton has driven 600 feet and tapped a 14 foot wide ledge showing strong mineral.
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Manila Mining & Milling Company
Huachuca Mountains
Princeton Copper Company
Butte & Arizona
Manila
Princeton
Chair Car Discontinued on Limited Train Route
The Golden State Emitted will discontinue chair car and first class tickets on the train between Chicago and Los Angeles. In November the chair car is removed and the train uses Pullmans and a mail car, returning in spring when travel increases.
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Golden State Emited
Chicago
Los Angeles
Good Management Transforms Arizona Copper Mine
The Mining Review credits Phelps Dodge & Co. and president PJ Douglas for turning Old Dominion from an unstable stock-jobbing asset into a top Arizona copper mine. Within three years the property rose from unknown to a solid producer with shares valued at $60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Dominion
Phelps, Dodge & Co
PJ Douglas
Arizona
Mining Review
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Joe
Gribble Et Ax
Sheriff, To, Houck & Dieter Co
Shropshire
Constable
Copper City Brewing Company
Emogene Murray
C E Murray
Hart
J E Parker
John McGowan
Warren
Guadalupe Gonzales
Frank Picone
Carrie Westervelt
Clark
Julia F Gould
William H Mor
WS Stewart
Pendleton
A Jameson
C P Wright
Chas D Fleming
A A Collins
Chattle Mortgage
AJ Kent
Naquin Furniture & Mer Company
FE Mick
L A Osthoff
Clay Hackett
Henry C Beumler
Luella J Lemon
Guaranty & Surety Company
L Cummings
L J Lemon
Elmer F Smith
State Mutual B&l Run
Fred Williams
Annie J
Patest
John B Anderson
Anton Mabein
James Godsball
JID Bethel Douglas
Lai Ssow and
Hoetend
J W Dillard
Virgie
ER Thornton Et Ux
Hobstadt
Franklin B
Dorr
Lizzie E Smith
James A
Busenbark
Bohn
Arizona Mutual S&l Assa
Franklin
Arizona ‘Trust & Banking Co
Dragoon Cattle Company
Clara
Boericke
DrEps Casimero Romero
Schwamm Douglas
Frank H White
Orpheum Company
Clinton A Burdick
Anna Maddux Darlas
Josephs O
Campbell Et Ux
S K Williams Bisbee
Sylvester Pyka
Geo H Hirst Douglas
Wallace Et Ux
A A Dudley
Sylvester Pyka Douglas
Santa Fe Pacific RR Company
Portage Lake & Bisbee Development Co
Charles E Marray
Provident Mot
B& L Asia
JJ McCullough
Citizens Bank & Trust Company
Wall Et
C H Holz
Harris
Charles H Hole
Henry C Anderson
Charles H Holz
W P White
Smith Premier Typewriter
JG Pritchard
Smith Premier
Typewriter
H H Hughart
EA Torrea & Co
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining
Yoo
Queen Consolidated Mining Co
E Schwann
Casimero Romero
Miller Mining Coincorporators
Crry
Tolevo
Coustre
Frank J. Cheney
F. J.cheney & Co
Toledo
Sforesaid
Ssid Grm
Hall
J. Cues
A. D
J. Cuexey & Co
Ohio
Maxes
Ewer
Ricuanpsoy
Demarest
Huachca
Huwchuca Mountain
Cal Messner
Attorneye Bennett, Williams and Kearney
J.J Young
la Vantia
Young
Edward In
W. D. Bell
Maricopa
Neil E. Bailey
Cochine
B. J. Whitesides
Santa Cruz
L.S. Williams
Coco
Sheriff Hunt
Maharaj
Beach Sisters
Warnexross
Torotostone
Adamson
Harry Hasselgren
Lewis Springs
Carson Ritter
Pearce
Carson
A.J Ritter
A. W. Howe
Tottie Sheppard
Lew Nash
Mrs. J. Hood
E. A. von Arnim
Mike Medigovich
Arizona Baptist Association
Ayer
J.c.ayer Co
Tower
Mane
Lal Boswrore
Abe Aeate
Erry & CO
Roit, Mich
St. Deaver
Colon
Qanex Assay Co
Court Place
Denver
Colo
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