Fragmented records of property and partnerships in Courtland and Douglas
County docket lists transfers of lots and mining claims in Courtland Bisbee and Douglas including transfers to Reed Powers Jennigan and Willis. Also notes partnerships forming National Pure Candy Co Bisbee with Tom Zambarelon John Zambarelon Louis Wo Jeff Ford and related furniture and goods transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Munson
Hopkine
Morgan
Angle
Lawrence
Wilbur
Dougie
Sdeorge Herbert
Stella Clarke
Douglas
T P Thompson
Slaughter
Lote
Ramney
T Lee Brown
Sheela and
Hus Bend
National Pure Candy Co
Bail-Heineman Co
Cash Register
Poindester
Anos Scherer
Jas McFadden
Ellen M
National Pare Candy Company of
Bisbee
Capital
Copartners
Tom
John Zambarelon
Louis
Jeff Ford
Sam Mercer
Mrn
Warnekros
Madieon
Artinghotel
A Williams
Turner Specal
J Donohoe
T P Thom
Douglas Bank of Benson
J P Bigelow
Oo Lote
Arizona Prest & Banking Co
BS Hodges
Dexter Mining Co
JG Pritelard
W E Stoner
Mary F Levis
City of Capital
Bisbee Lawn
Fred Odgers
Dogan
Jeanie E
JC Ryan
Mortas
Don Bigelow
Caleb Houston
Eile M_ Poindexter Citzens Bank of
Benland
Michael Donohoe
Lars Ann Crowe
Pioneer Lumber Co
Pranklin
Taylor
Gleeson
William Robinson
Paul Pioneer Lumber Co
Bpeed Mitchell
Chiricahua
Meter
Turquoiee
Jas
Eee
McFadder
H A Morgan
Floyd Smith
Tombstone
Release of Lvs Chas Polti et ux to Wood & Woodruff
Property records show release of lessee Chas Polti and spouse to Wood and Woodruff, detailing lease length and parties involved in Bisbee. Henry Manz transfers bill of sale to C Bandie for a house in Bisbee, documenting transfer of title and price where available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Polti Et Ux
Wood & Woodruff
Len
Bill OF
Bale
Henry Manz
Bisbee
New Light on the North Pole Controversy Highlights Entrikin ties
Sam J Entrikin of La Colorada Mexico, long linked to both Cook and Peary, visited Tombstone sharing Arctic expedition ties and a letter from Cook urging his aid. He aided Peary in 1893 and 1894, defends Cook, and predicts Cook may receive credit for reaching the pole. He bears frost damage and a brush wound, and belongs to Arctic clubs and polar societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Ariz Nan
Cook
Perry
Sam J Entrikin
la Colorada
Mexico
PM Sharples
Entrikin
Johneon
Tombstone
Dr Cook
Arctic Club
The Gold Strike Near Willcox
Suppressed yet rising excitement surrounds a claimed gold bonanza near Willcox Courtland and parties rush to Willcox. Reports vary on location type quartz versus placer but most indicate quartz with a nugget and quartz stringers displayed.
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Courtland
Bonanza
Willcox
Track Laying Extends From Courtland to Naco
The Southern Pacific extension from Courtland to Naco advanced with about one and a half miles laid per day. Grading reached roughly 25 miles south, and 100 Mexican laborers joined Friday. Kelton station now resembles a lumber yard and temporary mining camp, amid a week of notable activity in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Courtland
Naco Bewan
Kelton Station
Ne Ie
Courtland Times
Public Land to Be Thrown Open in Arizona
The Interior Department rules on the Santa Fe appeal regarding Agua Fria land entry, upholding Arizona officials against Indian reservation claims. The Yuma county board of supervisors advertises bids for a new county courthouse construction.
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Arizona
Interior Department
Sante Fe
Regiter Parker
Recsiver Arnold
Land Office
Agus Fria
Bellinger
Anzons
Moki
Yume County
Quota of court attendants and a baseball game at Gage Ball
From Tombstone todays report notes a week long quota of court attendants jurors and witnesses and welcomes them. The Tombstone Baseball club offers a Wednesday evening event at Gage ball. John W Walker returned from a pleasure trip to Minois and Mammoth Cave and resumed duties. Paul Murphy and wife came back from California. The piece urges buying from home dealers to support local industry and capital. Receipts from public land for the year ending June 30 199 were 10705 and New Mexico receipts 12659. Sime Galileo left for Paradise to oversee mining assessment. Burglars dynamited the Southern Pacific depot safe at Courtland Friday night securing $1500. The blast tipped the safe. officers still seek the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W Walker
Minois
Mammoth Cave
Paul Murphy
California
Southern Pacific
Courtland
Bunker Hill Mines Reopened by Chicago Company
William Wallace of the Chicago Exploration Co arrives in Tombstone to resume work at the Bunker Hill mines. Rehabilitation begins with overhauling hoisting gear tramways and access roads. Expect completion in two weeks with miners underground and shipments starting as soon as possible. high grade manganese ore pockets noted and development plans contemplated. Wallace, formerly with Tombstone Con Mines, will lead new operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
William Wallace
Chicago Exploration Co
Tombstone
Booker Hill Group
Wallace
Tombstone Con. Mines Co
T Mbatone
Big Mining Deal in Whetstone District
A major mining deal near the Whetstone district nears completion with a local capital take over of a valuable mineral property. Details are withheld for now, but authorities say the price and payment terms are agreed and a new company may soon take possession of prime showings. The properties lie 11 miles from town and are rich in titanite with gypsum noted. In Salt River valley cantaloupes and watermelons have vanished from markets.
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Addeal
Whetstone
Neet
Whetatone
Tangeten
Cochise Press
Mining and legal news from Tombstone and observers
A trove of names visits from Tombstone and Courtland as mining cases bring witnesses to the city. The El Paso fair plans a large mining exhibit while jurors face new attendence rules and prize news from Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso Fair and Exposition
Arizona Mines
Prospectors Nearly Perish From Thirst
Prospectors Angelo Marchessi and Tom Stratton were found nearly dead after two weeks in the mountains near Yume with no water for hours. Chicago dispatch reports Jobn ONeill, 74, veteran scout and explorer, died here. Ed Grindell, of Douglas, named secretary of the Douglas chamber of commerce and mines, replacing W P McNair who joined the territorial railroad commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Marchessi
Tom Stratton
Yume
Chicago
Jobn O'Neill
Kit Carson
New Mexico
Arizona
West
Ed Grindell
Douglas
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines
W P McNair
Territorial Railroad
Mumission
Territorial Items Of Interest Condensed
Territorial items of interest condensed summarize mineral exhibit hopes in Arizona, Yavapai grand jury indictments for murder and assault, California visitor promoting greyhound coursing, Bisbee rail excursion plans to meet Taft, reform school pardon, capitol tree yields, Ray Consolidates plant grading, underwriter rate talks, Williamson valley land deal, Douglas auditorium proposal, exotic talking mine in Prescott, Prescott Jerome road project, Taft schedule reply, Voughtlander murder, Salt River valley fruit crop strong and high quality.
Experiments of Value to Farmers at Arizona Substation
RW Clothier reports completion of records on work at the county substation. San Pedro valley farmers have artesian wells and river water to irrigate, but dry farming experiments show how to expand wells and ditches to cover more land. Many acres of mesa land remain open to homesteaders.
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RW Clothier
Arizona
Bro Shinn
Benson Press
Caye
San Pedro Valley
Mesa
Arizona Cork Tree Territory Claim Stirs Interest
A Globe man holds a specimen believed to be the only cork tree in North America. It comes from a tree on the Irons ranch in the Pinal mountains. The finder, Fraw ord, says the material dates from a distant era and the tree is flourishing at about two feet in diameter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Grass
Amercan
Globe Man
Thisunty
Irons Ranch
Pinal Mountains
Freight Train Robbers Captured in Sonora
The Southern Pacific Railroad endured long damages from a band robbing freights on the Sonora division between Carbo and Hermosillo. Detectives located them, a resisted arrest left an employee shot in the foot, and one robber was killed while fleeing. The remaining robbers were captured and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Sonora
Carbo
Hermosillo
Mexican Jura
Collision on the S P Two Are Killed
A head on crash of two Southern Pacific freight trains west of Yuma yesterday morning killed two tramps riding the cars and left about fifty freight cars and traffic halted for ten hours. Engineers and firemen escaped by leaping. Details are sparse.
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Southern Pacific
Yuma
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Cochise County
W G Brown
AG Case
Naco
Edward Sisy Nons
City of
Newton Trenbam
E W Mears
BK Wiliams
JB Anderson
Furni
Lundquest
Brook & Cooper Furniture
Peter Jobonon
Geo Haneninger
Charles Blyth
C H
Love
Tombstone Baseball Club
Gage Ball
Sime Galleo
Paradise
Warnekton and Gallon
Whetstone District
Salt River Valley
Scribner
San Francisco
Coast Metropoli
Blackstone
F H Herefor
FEC FM
Will White
Tucson
Circus
Frank Harrison
Bert Macia
Mien
Sadie Cowen
Mre Sime Gallen
Henry Jacoby
Len Anderson
Chas. Bowman
May Swain
Los Angeles
HA Morgan
Prine
Witlcox
Court
Hariseas
Commonwealth Min
Peare
J E Bacon
New York
Eastern Pointe
Paos Rector
M McKean
Simonston
L D Shattuck
Chas K Barnes
Johoson
J H Snyder
J H Jones
J H Lamb
Jas Herron
W J Hurd
G M Land
Wm Blackburn
Frank Dabrey
T W Maloney
Andrew Brimpas
Geo Rafferty
York
Dean
Jas. Goodwin
Mineral Department
Thelma
Humboldt
Calumet & Arizona
Ktebec
Yavapsi County
Eben Neth
Herbert Wood
EP Schwarts
Williame Teat May
AP Smith
Bisbee Board of Trade
Phoenix
Taft
Welle-Fargo Express Company
Payne McDill
Territoral Reform School
Stoan
Reform School
Capitol
Ray Consolidates
Pacific Board of Underwriters
Yavapai County
Williamson Valley
Carter, Stewart, Cook and Marlowe Ranch
Range
Bryan
Apeak
India
Prescott
Latimer
Yavapsi
Jerome
Yeager Canyon
Dwight B Heard
Herman Voughtlander
Wes
Arizona Canal
Black Canyon
S. P
Ferry & Strolt, Hoh
Edward P Coatgan
Maricopa County
Cluat
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kke
VE Levi Strauss &Co
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