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Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1911

Page

3

Cochise County Records Summary of Property and Mortgage Entries

A dense, OCR style list records numerous Cochise County property transactions and claims. Entries include mortgage assignments, realty transfers, chattel mortgages, leaseholds, and administrator notices. Notable names include M Seaman JD, Perry WW Stovall HOR, G A Hesse, Eugene Aument, Albert Stacy, and Brooks Cooper Furniture Co, with properties in Douglas Bisbee Tombstone and surrounding areas. The document also references water rights, millsite claims, and various docket actions with monetary values and instrument types.

M. Seaman JD Perry WW Stovall HOR Netmen G A Hesse Eugene Aument Albert Stacy Lat Hille

Information For Candidates For Office Information

The attorney general says petitions need not limit per precinct to 10 percent of party votes. A candidate may receive 100 percent of petition signatures in a precinct if total county petitions stay within 10 percent of the party vote. Democratic limits: 223 names. Republican: 263 names. Minimum petition support: ten percent in the precinct for officers and subunits. Petitions must be circulated in at least eleven precincts with signatures from legally qualified voters only. Filing closes before the primary on October 24, with petitions due by October 9.

John B Wright Mark Smith Ralph Cameron Board of Supervisors

Cochise County Teachers Institute in Bisbee

County School Superintendent EH Stover announces the Cochise County Teachers Institute to be held in Bisbee during the first week of October. Hotel and rooming-house rates are offered, advance room reservations urged, and transport rates and return certificates noted. A reception by the Warren District Country Club closes Friday evening activities.

EH Stover Cochise County Bisbee LN Gooding Bubee BOY & SW Institut Warren District Cout Tee Doer Torreon Mexico EW Provine JB Vendarsie Denver Flannigan Hieber Sloan CW Hicks Bistee Dougler Ceveral Dave Cochise

First Commission Plan For Arizona

The Phoenix city council appointed a charter commission to draft a new city charter. The commission is expected to report back in favor of a commission government. Red Cleaveland is named as a member and discussed as chairman.

Commission Phoenix Red Cleaveland

Arizonan Bitten by Gila Monster in a Curio Display

A Los Angeles dispatch reports Mathias Eigenherr, an Arizonan miner, bitten on the hand by a Gila Monster shown to a friend. Prompt treatment with a vacuum pump saved him after the monster was enraged and bit him. He was delirious before hospital staff removed the poison. a policeman shot the creature.

Los Angeles Mathias Eigenherr Tor Eigenherr Eigenberr

Pickett Speaks at Clifton in Favor of Primary Plan

Col HL Pickett addressed Clifton citizens at the courthouse last night and was warmly received by veterans. He spoke for forty five minutes on selecting U S Senators under the constitution and tariff policy, introduced by Johe R Hampton of the Clifton Democratic Club. He announced a Morenci speech tonight and noted Tucson October 4 GOP meeting as prep for the October 24 primary fight.

Clifton Arizona Col HL Pickett Court House Vetera Col Pickett U. S Johe R Hampton Democratic Club Morenci

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Fragmentary OCR line contains unclear phrases and names. The readable bits show a few garbled terms and no distinct event, person, or organization to summarize into a coherent news item.

Spinaag Sane Topumaed Menog Sea “Oes

Daily Attorney DL Consingham Returns From Vielt to Bistwe

Wednesday's report notes Consingham and wife returned from a Vielt area, staying several days. Also mentions Ciel Depry Ascissor Harry Rose's return from Douglas for political matters and Attorney Allen B English's trip in the southern county.

Consingham Vielt Bistwe Dougas Ciel Depry Harry Rose Douglas Allen B English

T. C. M. Company Property Appraised

The Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company property has been appraised at 1,500,000 dollars by appraisers appointed in the bankruptcy court. The appraisal covers all real estate, machinery, and mines in the district.

Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company Daniel McFarland Per

Costello Will Up For Probate in Tombstone Estate Case

The will of Martin Costello, noted Tombstone mine owner, filed for probate in the county Probate Court. Dated March 7, 1910 and unsigned by witnesses, it names M. Mary M Costa executrix, lists revenue from notes totaling about 902000 and real estate in Taco, Bisbee, and Tombstone with mining holdings. widow named beneficiary.

Martin Costello Tombstone Thie County Ie Koowo M. Mary M Costa Taccoe Bisbee Territory Costello Arizona

Arizona Socialists Place Their Ticket in Field

Arizona Socialists nominate a full state ticket led by WP Gualentine of Globe, with George H. for state auditor JB Murtin for attorney general JL Morrison for superintendent, William M. Clayton for supreme court, Willams S Crowe and Robert L. Morton for corporation commission, Smith for district attorney, McCormick for United States senator, and Simaneon and Sehneon for representatives. Labor delegates back Democrats at the constitutional convention. ticket may draw from Republicans in November contest.

Phoenix Socialiets Aracua WP Gualentine Globe Globe Miners’ Union Cretery George H.' Ocof Thuwwain JB Murtin JL Morrison Beneson William M. Clayton Seffort Justhcer Willams S Crowe Glote Robert L. Morton Yusia G White Florency Corporation Commissoan Itill Colling Doute

Mining reports sweep Arizona camps for fair exhibits

Across eastern and southern Arizona, mining officials collected specimens and arranged shipments of large exhibits. Jamey Gondsin, head of the mining department at the state fair, returned to Phoenix and Tempe with news that Arizona remains active in mining. From Phoenix, Goodwin toured Globe, Miami, Clifton, Morenci, Tombstone, and Tucson, earning courteous receptions from companies and prospectors alike. Firms agreeing to ship ores to the fair include Ray Consolidated, Miami Copper, Old Dominion, Shannon, Detroit Arizona, Copper Queen, Calumet and Arizona, and Truantone Consolidated.

Hoevitg Arizona Jamey Gondsin Phoenix Tempe Goodwin Say Globe Miami Clifton Morenci Dough Ashee Tomstone Tucson Grodwin Ray Consolidated Miami Copper Old Dominion Shannon Detroit Arisona Copper Queen Calumet & Arizona Trantatone Consolidated

Officials speculate on post office changes in divided regions

A Washington dispatch notes officials of the post office department seek reasons for criticism of postal savings banks opening in Ari ropa and their neglect in New Messer. The report highlights the mixed reception since banks opened in the two territories.

Washington Ariropa New Messer

Phoenix conference hints at GOP rift in Arizona

The report notes Insurgent and Progressive Republicans in Arizona appear sidelined at a Phoenix convention. It observes the party factions clashing and edging toward consolidation within the state GOP.

Tombstone Arizona Republicans Phoenix

Phoenix GOP Conference Signals Cameron Campaign Decline

The Gavette reports a Phoenix GOP gathering as a final loss for the Old Guard claiming a pathetic show. Inside sources double confirm the setback while Tombstone pushes prominent candidates Col Pickett for Senate and JS Williams for House, signaling local boldness in congressional hopes.

Gavette Phoenix Cameron Tombstone Congress Col Pickett US Senate JS Williams House of Representatives

Arizona politics mix in Phoenix Sun and state future

A political collage from Arizona detailing recalls, elections, and reform. Mentions Cameron's 1908 victory, calls for honest candidates, and the push for a short ballot and open primary. Notes Tombstone’s senators, the Postal Savings Bank debut October 11, and the open season for public meetings with free oratory.

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