Records of Cochise County Deeds and Mortgages
Record itemized list from Cochise County including warranty deeds, mortgages and chattel mortgages. Properties in Bisbee Warren and Douglas are noted with buyer or lender names and amounts such as 1100, 800, 400, 323.85, and 445 dollars. Notable parties include G Kirkland Mary Hall Hedberg J Leteon Sr Miners and Merchants Bank W Foster Susanna Augusta and The Keyless Lock Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leteon, Sr
Miners and Merchants Bank of
Bisbee
Bisbee Proper
Boyle
Cochise B& L. Awen
Warren Property
Chattle
Storm
Toledo Scale Co
W. Stanley
Binmenthal Soda Shop of
Douglas
Wilmarth Show Case Co
Indian Saves Life Of Small Girl Found In Canal
An Indian boy rescued a little girl from the canal near Yuma as she struggled in the current. Mr and Mrs Priest had been searching for their child once the alarm spread, and the girl revived after the near-drowning. The family praised the rescuer’s quick action and bravery. The Epitaph Printing Dept offers prompt attention to mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian
Yuma
Kay Irtest
Erciumation
New Cases Filed In Superior Court
Court records show petitions for letters of administration on October 7 for the Bank of Douglas and for W Utterbach. A. Morris versus Southwater and J Express Co dissolved copartnership. Mary Ware sues for divorce. An order directs one party to provide Internation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Morris
Southwater & J Express Co
Mary Ware
Thomas F Weedin Dies at Capital Phoenix
Thomas F Weedin long time newspaper publisher and former Florence Blade Tribune editor died in Phoenix at 12 50 this morning from blood poisoning after a corn trimming accident. Born December 15 1854 in Cooper County Missouri, he moved from Silver City Colorado to Tombstone in 1880 and founded the Florence Enterprise later consolidating the Blade and Tribune. Survived by daughter Jennie F Weedin Muse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Thomas F. Werdin
The
United States Land Office
Florence Blade Tribune
Weedin
Cooper County
Silver
Colo
Tombstone
Arizona
Florence
Cleveland
U.S. Court
Blade
Tribune
of the
Wren
Muse Jennie F. Weedin
American Mining Congress Meets in Chicago in November
Arizona governor appoints official delegates to the American Mining Congress to be held at the La Salle Hotel in Chicago from November 13 to 16. Appointees include C E Addams Ray Hercules Copper Co Ral Arizona E Mills Inspiration Copper Co Miami J C Greenway Calumet Arizona Mining Warren B Gottsberger Miami Copper P G Reckett Globe J W Bennie Shannon Copper Clifton Norman Carmichael Arizona Copper Edward R Oliver Payson John D Burgess Tucson Van H Brooks Cass Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Hotel la Selle
Chicago
C. EB. Addams
Ray Hercules Copper Company
Ral
E. Mills
Inspiration Copper Company
Miami
John C. Greenway
Calumet & Arizona Mining Company
Warren
B. Britton Gottsberger
Cpper Company
P. Greckett
Globe
J. W. Bennie
Gental
Shannon Copper Comany
Clifton
Norman Carmichael
Arizona Copper Company
Edward R. Oliver
Payson
John D. Burgess
Tucson
van H. Brooks
Cass Grande
Ing Congres
Looking Backward Twenty Four Years in Tombstone
A dense column recalls local figures and events in Tombstone and nearby areas. Mentions typefounders trust formation in New York, preacher Downs passing through en route to Prescott, Minstrel troupe advance agent, town residents like Peter Moore and Judge Stilwell, candidates and political fatigue, and plans to survey reservoir sites with anticipated irrigation for about 10,000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Moore
White River
Cochise
Stilwell
Phoenix
J. H. Tippet
Ramsey Canyon
Tombatone
Wag
Colorado
Neechew
Yuma
G. W. Cheney
Tucson
Cleveland
Levy failure looks bad says county attorney Ross
County Attorney Job P Ross said the Ley Bros brokers failure in Bisbee and related losses are very bad. He cited a Bisbee shortage exceeding 200000, Nogales possibly 80000, and El Paso likely over 400000. Brow and Levy heads are in Denver. two Bisbee employees Jacobs and Hastings jailed in Tombstone on embezzlement charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy
Ross
Douglas
Ley Bros
Biabee
Job Poss
Outing to Cochise Stronghold Reported by Visitors
An automobile party including Mr. and Mrs. V. A Wood, J. B James, Mr and Mrs. A. C. Karger, and Mrs. John Kock traveled to Cochise Stronghold yesterday. They spent the day in the area and returned home in the evening reporting an enjoyable outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed & Flach
V. A Wood
Air
J. B James
A. C. Karger
John Kock
Cochise
Lnewe
Bie Lome
LITZSKY PARDONED AND RELEASED FROM JAIL
Isadore Litzsky was pardoned by order from Clerk J E James of the Superior Court after a prior conviction for receiving stolen property. He had been sentenced to four months in county jail and a $200 fine. The pardon from Governor Hunt followed a Board of Pardons and Paroles recommendation and was issued in Phoenix on September 20. Litzsky was released today and returned to Douglas. The fine held by court will likely not be refunded until Judge Lockwood returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. James
Superior Court
Isadore Mitzsky
SY Govenor Hunt
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Phoenix
Illitesky
Douglas
Private Cars Come Phoenix Heavily Taxed Rolling Stock
The state tax commission set valuations on private car company rolling stock in Arizona. The Pullman company leads with property valued at 977,974.80 dollars, followed by Pacific Fruit Express at 485,024.42 and Santa Fe Refrigerator Despatch at 277,266.30. Union Tank Line is 43,200, Swift Refrigerator Transportation 4,400, Associated Oils 60,000, with several firms assigned modest values and some near 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Pullman Company
Sevral
Pacific Fruit Express Company of
San Francisco
Santa Fe Refrigerator Despatch Company
Union Tank Line
New York
Swift Refrigerator Transportation Company
Associated Oi Company
Uite & Cumber
Arizona Residents Receive Multiple Patents and Notices
Patents issued to Arizona residents include Samuel G. Munson of Prescott for a shipping crate Henry G. Oliver of Metcalf for a grill sharpener and Mathiew C. Spark for chincle wheel construction. The Mescal post office site moves 1.3 miles south. Pensions of $12 monthly awarded to Rachael Cranall of Phoenix and Adelaide White of Phoenix. Rural carrier Nobel P. Justice appointed at San Simon. Post offices Short Creek Silver Bell and Vernon set to close effective Oct 2.
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Washington, D. C
Arizona
Samuel G. Munson
Prescott
Henry G. Oliver
Metcalf
Grill Sharpener
Mathiew C. Sparkmach
Mescal
Rachael Cranall
Phoenix
Short Creek
Silver Bell
Vernon
Adelaide White
Approval of Mineral Survey Phoenix No 2272 Yellow Eagle
The survey general approved mineral survey No 2272 Yellow Eagle and Yellow Eagle No 1 lode mining plats in the San Francisco mining district Mohave County Arizona, owned by Boundary Cone Gold Mines company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Survey General
Lode Mining
San Francisco Mining District
Mohave County
Arizona
Boundary Cone Gold Mines Company
Arizona hogs sought by California breeder Tucson
Two registered thoroughbred Duroc Jersey hogs were sold yesterday by Aldona ranch owner Al Donay southeast of Tucson to Dr Henry Stentman of Pasadena. The animals Aldona Cherry Chief I boar and Aldona Queen four sow are six months old. A hand price was obtained indicating strong demand for fine stock. Donay plans to exhibit at southern Arizona and state fairs and endorses Duroc Jerseys as well suited for the southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
al Donay
Aldona Ranch
Henry R. $Tentman
Pasadena
Cal
Donati
Tome
Douat
Douan
Arizona
Southwest
Judge Lockwood Heads to Huachuca Mountains Outing
Judge and Mrs A C Lockwood and family departed for Miller Canyon in the Huachuca mountains for a two week outing. He left this morning to remain until the 71st of the month, then returns to set the calendar and call a jury term. Earlier Saturday he granted defense motions in the Cooks and Waiters contempt cases, ordering a jury trial to be heard on the 30th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Lockwood
Miller Canyon
Huachuca Mountains
Lockwood
Dougherty Narrowly Trounced in SE Vote Count
In Phoenix September 30, Harry F. Pickett of Tombstone edged M. S. Dougherty of Mesa by 56 votes as full state returns were released by Secretary of State Sidney P. Osborn. The results table lists county totals for various regions, indicating a close statewide contest and Pickett prevailing in several districts.
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Phoenix
Harry F. Pickett
Tombstone
Sidney P. Osborn
M. 5
Dougherty
Mesa
State Election Returns Show Senator Ashurst Leads
The state totals after the primary list Henry F. Ashurst as the leading United States senator with 24,327 votes. Gov. Hunt was renominated by a majority exceeding 5,000. The closest state race was Corporation Commissioner where Amos A Betts beat P. J. Miller by 763 votes.
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Supreme Judge
Frank J. Dutty
Lamar Cobb
M. J. Dougherty
HK. Wood
Harry E. Pickett
R Gardner
United States
Henry F. Ashurst
A. A. Worsley
Chas. R. Howe
den E. Murphy
G. H. Bolin
Ed. J. Grant
Frederick C.struckmeyer
Wiley B. Jones
Norman J. Johnson
Frank E. Carley
C. C. Case
C. Louise Boehringer
Bisbee visitor notes, arrest in Bisbee case delayed
From Wednesday's Daily Returned to Bisbee Mrs. Fred Reed who has been visiting in Tombstone returned home to Bisbee today. Sheriff Wheeler arrested four Mexicans as suspects in a Bisbee shooting but the victim could not identify them and the man was released. Wheeler follows a clue and expects the right party behind bars soon. Charlie Goetz visits Tombstone then Fort Huachuca. Mayor Kuchenbecker recovering from grippe and to resume duties. County Attorney J F Rose in Douglas for preliminary hearings. Council monthly meeting postponed due to quorum and illness. Flour and aluminum ware arriving for sale. Court reporter Jon Walker notes Mrs. Walker improving after operation and reports on a rock slide accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Scribner
Scott White
Gandall
California
Mark Smith
Graham County
Willcox
H. G. Howe
Alvin Howe
Fly
Mr. Diciey
Rucker Canm
Frank Haug
Tombstone
Barbacomarl
Mra
Joka Rook
Robinson
Dingeon Mountain
Robinson Ranch
John Kock
Bisbee
W. G Gilmore
Ross
Allen Street
Fred Reed
J. R. Reed
Wheeler
Bisboe
Sheri Wheeler
Senson
Charlie Goetz
Benon Werehant
Tombone
W. F. Kuchenbecker
Kuchenbecker
Douglas
J. F. Rose
Justice Court
Jon Walker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cochise County
G. Kirkland
Mary Hall Hedberg
G. Welle
S. Rossland
Warren Company
Susan D Fox
R. E. Mortgage
KR Caywood
W Foster
Douglas Investment Co
Susanna Augusta
L. Vicalia
Borocos
Martha G
FiLaughran
Fo Ray
Chattel Mortgage
HS. Ross
Keyless Lock Co
W. Parks
Bank of Douglas, Douglan
Thomas F. Weedin
Erican Mining Congress
Kev Downs
Byron
Tom Ingram
Cochine
John Brady
P. Rafferty
iBsbee
Col. Hafford
Henry Castle
K. Ko Kettlewell
San Pablo
Sonors
Walter Walsh
Nogales
el Paso
Ais
WH. Epley
Para Hine
Earl W Sands
Tom Epley
Dougas
Cote
Justice of the Peace
W. A. Fowler
Antonio Rodrigues
John Rock
Fort Huachuca
Templars
Tombstone Knight Templars Sect
J. F. Ross
Douglas and
Maters
Tis
KR. V. Saunders
M. Sparks
W. M. Johnson
Field, Richards & Co
Imeinata
Democratic National
Fuance Committee
Auxiliary National Committee
H. 5. Ross
Paul A. Smith
Walter Thomas
N. A. Patterson
Sarnum and Bailey Circus
Litzsky
Citizens OF
Nobel P. Justice
San Simon
Arizona Hogs
the Co. Cobb Wood Dough
Pick. Gard
Coconino
Santa Cruz
Graham
Greenlee
Mohave
Yavapal
Congress
Carl Hayden
Owen BE. Murphy
Henry D. Ross
Geo. W. P. Hunt
A. Olney
Mit Simms
Jesse L. Boyce
David F. Johnson
Bett
Gilmore
Wilson
F. N. Wolcott
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