Records of Cochise County items and filings
A mixed list of transfers and filings from Cochise County records including a bill of sale from John Nelson to Richard Harris, articles of incorporation for Riston Warren Copper Co., multiple mortgage satisfactions and deeds, probate proceedings, and court actions such as divorce suits and guardianship appointments, with numerous names and sums dating to 1916. Primary parties include John Nelson, Richard Harris, Gustav Yorkers, Dorothy J. Ove, and A. J. Haven among others, with properties, debts, and administrative orders noted.
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John Nelson
Richard Harris
Ellie
Riston Warren Copper Co
J. €. Collins
K. A. Bretherdar
Pitzpatrey
Dorothy J. Ove
John
Doretas
Adelard Lavallee
A. J. Haven
Douglas
Viewing Country A Inquires Into Land Investment Returns
A special train arrived at Pearce on Wednesday with Californians and others examining a large tract near Northwell. The party, composed of wealthier investors, showed interest in land deals yielding solid returns through careful expenditure. It is believed a Ark land speculator secured options, shaping the venture’s prospects and potential in吸 expanding settlement of the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Pty Californians
Aseomaunu 4 & Band
Pearce
Arkon
Courtland Artconan
Hunter and Beast Battle Leaves Hunter Wounded Near Prescott
Jeff Rea derly, forest service hunter known for tracking wild animals, faced a mounted beast in southern Hay county near Big Sandy. The animal attacked, tearing into his thigh and shoulder, gashing hands and body. Reade fired five shots with an automatic pistol but could not prevent injuries before medical aid arrived.
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Ott
Jeff
Hunt Gains In Count Phoenix Ballot Update
Nov 21 report shows Governor Hunt Democrat narrowing Campbell's margin in Maricopa County by over half. Unofficially Campbell leads by about 500 with 15 of 77 precincts counted, adding nine Campbell votes. Partial returns from Pima, Yavapai, and Pinal show small GOP gains. County work notes include road surveys and an extended bootlegger road project near Bisbee.
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Phoenix
Buture
Hunt
Campbell
Maricopa County
Pima
Ravapai
Pinal
Republcan
Looking Backward Twenty Four Years In Tombstone
A fragmented 19th century Tombstone list notes sale of Cooper mill and mines at Dos Cabezas, industry talk, and local figures such as Evans, Sontag, James Scow, H. Delong, Mrs. Rockwell, L. A. Rockwell, and Voss. Mentions upcoming world fair exhibit, new city officers, and local travel to Chicago and California.
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Dosas
Shedale
M.D
Lcriter
Will Smith
Evans and
Sontag
Mike Gray
Canfornia
Tombstone
James Scow
H. Delong
Dos Cabezas
Cooper Propsty
Rockwell
L. A. Rockwell
Peto
U.S Court
Tombstone Cattle Company
Coun
Dimmy the Rounder
Tis
M Sorin
Newayn
H. J. Peto
Chicago
Tombstone Dance Tonight at Taylor's Hall
Practically all of Tombstone’s dance crowd is expected tonight to end the masquerade at Taylor's Hall with a large valley attendance also indicated. Also tomorrow night chaplain J J Stull of Douglas will teach at the Congregational Church due to late arrival for morning services. Mrs Kries of Gleeson visits Tombstone today to spend time with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstons
Gleeson
Taylor's Hall
J. J. Stull
Douglas
Congregational Church
Eson
Kries
Tombstone
Nogales Novelty Company Opens In Nogales
The Nogales Novelty Company is a new business in Nogales. William Lavannaugh of the Sonora News Co. acts as manager. The venture will occupy the Herald building front office, signaling a fresh local enterprise in the Arizona border town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales Novelty Company
Nogales
William ‘Avannaugh
Sonora News Co
Herald
Nogales Herald
Tucson
Arizona mining exhibit wows Mining Congress crowds
A letter from Lol Curly Willis reports the Arizona exhibit at the Mining Congress drew larger crowds than any other display and generated high praise. He notes heavy visitor interest, abundant literature, and substantial support from the chamber of commerce secretary JF Myers. The writer thanks for mineral spectra and literature, expressing satisfaction with the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curly Willis
JF. Myers
Chamber of Commerce
Arizona
Tai
Crops Grow Big With Little Work In Bowle Alley Scene
Rowie Enterprise notes C. Corey visited town from five miles southeast and reported lemons thinning crop in pink beans with over 300 pounds threshed. Also harvested good Sudan grass and milo, all ruined by lack of irrigation after months of plowing planting and cultivation. Corey's work was interrupted by mining in Bisbee in June, illustrating potential in Bowle valley with energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowie Enterprise
3. C. Corey
Enterprise
Bisbes
Bowle
ROW OVER WOMAN IN KILLING AT SULLIVAN HOTEL
Nov 22 a quarrel over a woman led to the killing of Sebastian Lopes by Camilo Lara in the hall of Frank Sotelo's lodging house behind the Sullivan hotel. Lara shot Lopes with a .37 caliber revolver. Lopes died at the hospital. Witnesses were Sotelo, his wife, and a child.
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Jerome
Sebastian Lopes
Camilo Lara
Sullivan Hotel
Lara
Lopes
Lopez
Frank Sotelo
Sotelo
Court openings and attorney attendance in county
Attorneys from multiple firms including W. & Cleary J.C. Erwin and Sam Kyle planned to attend the court opening this morning. SW White of Douglas seeks attendance on a Caraspoolad case in Superior Court then moves to California for a federal matter, with Vestry and McCarthy en route from Douglas. Bisbee and Tombstone notes cover local visits and fraternal orders, plus business trips of William Schmidt and Chan Goetz.
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James McHugh
Biabeo
Frank Coles
Sam Kyle
Superior Court
Florence
Stant
Bruce Stevenson
Fort
Dave Bere
Varinue
W. & Cleary
J.C. Erwin
SW. White
Douglas
Caraspoolad Va
Totherbure
Mr. White
Caeson
Jack Vestry
Charter McCarthy
Tombstone
Douglas Vant
Taki
Los Angeles
Desert
Ben Yuma
el Centro
Sam Diego
Bisbee Othe
Court Interpreting
Pistow
Chan, E. Goetz
Benson
Bisbee
November Term of Superior Court Opens with Jury Venire
The November term began as 40 jurors reported by Sheriff Wheeler and were sworn. The Caraboolad v Rothenberg case was called to trial with a jury selected. Proceedings are expected to continue through today and into tomorrow. A list of reporting venire members includes H. E. Scott, E. C. Adams, Johnson, MW Jenkins N. Hause Cochis A Hosking Mart Etinger John Bright Gleeson Conrad Schmidt Tom Davia Richard Nundie Jh. W. Wallace Narles Mahan Bisbee W. A. Wills ut HH P. Merrill G. H. Brown neon J. F Mendes J. H. Wilson yale Benook Ernest Hughes Walter Gage Paul F. Weten amp J. J. Hughes Ben A. McNelly Warren HH Matthews Wm. J. Jine T. C Letchworth Widlcox iis C. Riggs WG. Richards Bowie Porter McDonald Tombstone Joe Boyle Henry Harvey Jack Hawkins Steve Swettich Harry Brown Lowell O. B Nelson A.C. Pearson Jack Neary W. B. Fonda George D. Wricht Douglas William Madden Pearce mm
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Superior Court
Wheeler
Ve Rothenberg
H. E. Scott
E. C. Adams
Johnson
Jenkins
N. Hause
Cochis
A Hosking
Mart Etinger
John Bright
Gleeson
Conrad Schmidt
Tom Davia
Richard Nundie
Jh. W. Wallace
Narles Mahan
Bisbee
W. A. Wills
P. Merrill
G. H. Brown
Neon
J. F Mendes
J. H. Wilson
Yale Benook
Ernest Hughes
Walter Gage
Paul
W. B. Fonda
George D. Wricht
Douglas
William Madden
Pearce
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Cochise County
United States
Paul Carnolli
Alfotine Christensen
Gibson Abstract Co
McDaniels
A. Redue
Aroun Kedus
W. Land LC
Johnson, Wilcox Bank and Trust Co
R. A. Pride
Louis Marion
James W. Smith
Newell & Husenbark
Gus Moore
Bank of Bisbee
Fred W Hauchkook
Tank
Ssugis
Jack
Late
Bank of Douglas
Harriet Rapbetl
Avenor Miller
Ida Lille Rigs
GL. Moore
Charles M Roberta
James Brows
Bekerman
Alfonso Chris Hansen
Robert Favechettiva
Lola Pavestetti
Paul Ve
Rafael Pani
Eliebeth G. Seconta
Ricardo Segonto
CH. Brooks
Cummings
Thomas Cook
A.J M Terno
S. F. Dyer
Wife Superior Court
W. Vasnemann
Sarat Myers
George F. Myers
Bate
Charlee Taylor
Jared B. Taylor
Antonio F. Sosa
Laura de Gomes
Fannie H. Trumbull
O. F. Hicks
Ellen
Mary
M. J. Jr
Francis
Wm Cunningham
J. P. Connolly
W. F. Cowan
T. A. Hughes
Dave H. McBride
Amos P. McBride
Edward Sutton
T. D. Fulghum
Frank W. Rottman
L. V. McCourt
Michael Breer
J. 8. McNeish
W. P. Sims
J. Planigan
Sarah E. Rose
Irene Brown
L. J. Overtook
C. J Jones
L. A. Brown
ES Ratterree
Miners and Merchants Bank
Jack Kerner
M. Morris
F. E. Schwaam
Chattel Mortgage
Jessie M Camp
Charles E. Hallock
J. V. Wills
Bank of Doug
Ing
Lieslé Masel
Standard Furniture Co
WR Mareten
Standard Punitve
Palton
Anos Hill
H. A. Drew
State Mutual B. & L. Association
Chas. Blyth and Wife
J. F. Ryan
Board of Supervisors
Jam
Esc Ube
Willcox
Bowie
Grand of Masons
Phoebe
R. C. Kettlewell
Kitty Rafferty
California
Wm. Nichols
Mise
Sarah Herring
O McClure
Reid
J. M. Brown
B Wilson
South
Texas
OM Fairbank
Arthur Heney
Fairbank
KOR K
Olive Holland
Ames
Avessor EA. Hughes
C. B. Iman
New York Life
Douglas Gray
Machomich Mercantile Company
Upreme Court
J. E. James
Express
Supreme Court Phoenix
Gleeson-Costello
Supreme Court
Ourt
J. W. Walker
Wr. Walker
Paul A. Smith
Phoenia
Mir. Stull
Butch” Hartman
Lisbee
SERED
Sheriffs Office
Overland
Hal Hart
Guadalupe Canyon
Bisbew
Daz
Qoeahee
Airs
John Rock
John Koblen
Johanna Kobsen
J. L. Sparks
L. Cummings
First Nasal Bank
J. F
Tnessec
Kip Rockfellow
Douglas Ay, Jr
Myss
Ew Mexico Aggie Eleven
University of Arizona
The
of A
James
Wigue
Karger
ME Cassidy
EJ. Plannigan
Ihn Redmond
John S. Willams
Eximayor of
Frank Vaughan
Enn
Everybody's Pharmacy
William Schmidt
Brakeghan
Bisles
Loval
Nene
Adana
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