Records of Instruments Filed With the County
A lengthy list of property records including deeds mortgages bills of sale assignments and releases across Douglas townships with names such as Clinton Burdick Pearce Martin and the Williams Torrea Co and references to mining claims Woodbine Turquoise district and the Arizona Bank & Trust. The note mentions public notices of court terms and several local officials including Judge Dean and Sheriff White and a municipal birthday celebration for Mayor Wentworth.
Damage Suit On Trial At El Paso
El Paso Herald reports a $50,000 damage action against the Southern Pacific railway being tried in the 4th district court. Plaintiff R Daniels, timekeeper at Lordeburg New Mexico, is testifying while hospitalized and transported by ambulance. He alleges a rear end collision caused internal and spinal injuries when a train struck a car on a sidetrack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Southern Pacific Railway
Binese
Lordeburg
Daviels
Ixeter
el Paso Herald
Sunday In Tombstone Churches
The Rev. Deck preached his first sermon at Congregational Church on Man as a debtor. Christian Endeavor discussed Selfishness with Allan Benedict. About thirty attended. Miss Buck’s class won the attendance banner. Rev. Needham leaves for Williams conference with farewell sermon and later lectures on The New Minister. Methodist Sunday school grew. no services at Episcopal or Catholic churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deck
Congregational
Allan Benedict
Needham
Methodist Church
Williams
Methodist Sunday School
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting Today
Regular meeting of the board of supervisors to receive and pass upon claims for hides. About 25 trappers and hunters were in town with loads of hides, with the scent of commerce near the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EA Hickman
Douglas
Board of Health
Sam Elder
Board of Supervisors
Skuok Skive Lesding S
County Board Deliberates on Poor Farm and Hospital Moves
The county board meets to review the county poor farm and audit regular bills. Assistant Clerk W A Fowler backs the discussion on the courthouse lawn where various animals are shown to be unloaded for inspection. Plans consider moving county hospital patients to Douglas for about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
W A Fowler
Dot
Douglas
Commonwealth To Cyanide Tailings
A. Y. Smith, manager of Commonwealth Mining and Milling of Pearce, says the cyanide leaching plant is in operation treating 125 tons per day. A past fire destroyed the large tailings mill after a prior build for 500,000 tons. plans include expanding the cyanide tailings plant and a new ore mill to follow, with Commonwealth noted as a major regional money maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Y. Smith
Commonwealth Mining and Milling Company
Pearce
Commonwealth
Smith
New Law Goes Into Effect For Hunting Guns Across Border
A new rule requires written consent from the Mexican war department to carry arms into Mexico. Hunters must obtain authorization or face confiscation of their guns by Mexican authorities. The change, effective since the first, ends the prior practice of gaps for twenty four hours for game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Disz War Department
Mexico
Mexican War Department
Uncle Sam
Arizona Reelects Fowler President at Irrigation Congress
Benjamin A Fowler of Phoenix was reelected president of the Nation 4 Irrigation Congress against the committee’s recommendation to honor Ralph Twitchell of Las Vegas New Mexico. Chicago was chosen as the 1911 meeting place after Los Angeles carried the floor fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin A Fowler
Phoenix
Ralph Twitchell
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Chicago
Los Angeles
Blank Verse Open to Tombstone Poets
Tombstone poets invite participation in a blank verse open event featuring Chinese Conghemer writers and regional artists. Organizers seek diverse voices, with readings scheduled at a public venue, encouraging new and established poets to share work.
Synod forms plan for Christian college in Southwest
The New Mexico Presbyterian Synod, after adjournment in Las Vegas, plans a Christian college of interdenominational nature with 300 students. The Santa Fe Railway offers to acquire the Montezuma Hot Springs hotel for conversion into the college, with Rev John K Gas D D of Albuquerque as president and financial secretary. Rev HOM Campbell D D, WF Murphy, and Rev FC Reid of Phoenix join the new board, which aims to attract other denominations in the two territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Presbyterian Church
Mexico
Arizona
Las Vegas
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Montezuma Hot Springs
Tittle
John K Gas
Albuquerque
Hom Campbell
WF Murphy
FC Reid
Phoenix
May Have Coal Deposits in Cochise
JEB Salvage and FBR Rhodes report coal prospecting near the lower San Pedro valley about 80 miles north of Benson. They note Phelps-Dodge recently bought 860 acres of coal land in the district, tied to the former Saddle Mountain holdings and a copper smelter operation nearby on the Gila river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeb Salvage
FBR
San Pedro River
Christmas
Gila River
Lawsuit Filed Over Alleged Copper Mine Injury
Robert Collins sues Rey Consolidated Copper Company of Globe for $10,000 claiming a shaft pole struck him and he fell while being hoisted by a derrick, an accident he says seriously incapacitated him and which the company supposedly caused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Consolidated Copper Company
Globe
Robert Collins
Jurist Sees Arizona Constitution Acceptance Pending
Judge E W Lewis, prominent territorial Republican and former Phoenix resident, returns to Globe from a eastern tour and asserts no statehood question will arise as Congress and the President fail to act this month. He says a constitution embodying direct government will be drafted at Phoenix and be accepted by both Congress and the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E W Lewis
Territory
Phoenix
Globe
Minnesota
Montana
Middle Estert
Lewis
Congress
Arizona
Tombstone News Roundup And Regional Happenings
Local notes report events around Tombstone including Mrs. Laure Crabl Bernard seeking State Regent of the Woman's National League. Mrs. Edward Neving plans California relocation. Tombstone roundup at Stockton ranch east of town with about five cowboys. Delegates chosen to draft Arizona state constitution to meet in Phoenix next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bull
Far East
Tucson
Tombstone
Laure Crabl Bernard
Woman's Natonal League
Mea
Bernard
Stockton Ranch
Arizona
Phoenix
Territory
Enormous Sorghum Crop Demonstrated in Tombstone
John Rock of Allen Street displays a fourteen foot sorghum stake grown on his ten acre dry farm. The crop, a product of a ranch experiment, yields heavy stalks requiring broad-axes or constant mower movement to clear. It proves Cochise county's soil can produce abundant feed whether irrigated or not, offering a profitable stock feed solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rock
Allen Street
Hie Ranch
Cochise County
Snappy Murder Trial In Coconino Promises Quick Result
Sheriff JW Francia of Coconino County leads Rafael Bare and Ceaniio Sanchez to Florence for a rapid murder trial in which the defendants confessed after the September 27 killing of Gregorio Conejo. They were sentenced to death four days after the crime with execution set for December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JW Francia
Coconin County
Rafael Bare
Ceaniio Sanchez
Florence
Arizona
Gregorio Conejo
Albuquerque
Cochise Citizens Named As Delegates to Dry Farming Congress
Governor Sloan appoints delegates from Cochise County to attend the dry farming congress in Spokane on October 3106. Delegates include CA Temple CA Taylor JH McClure Jake Scheerer WCGreene Frank Krantz Joseph McCabe James Brophy JR McGee Frank Allison Charles Bayles JK Brown Colin Cameron William Riggs James Rosy Ed Torres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Spokane
A Temple
C A Taylor
J H McClure
Jake Scheerer
W Cgreene
Frank Krantz
Joseph McCabe
James Brophy
J R McGee
Frank Allison
Charles Bayles
J K Brown
Colin Cameron
William Riggs
James Rosy
Ed Torres
Lost Weedin mine search spurs prospectors from Florence
Tom Worden and Jack Woody leave Florence to chase the Weedin lost mine. Colonel TF Weedin, once near Florence, found a quartz ledge with gold. Weedin estimates ore at ninety thousand dollars per ton. Worden and Woody plan to stake claim if honored, sharing one third with Weedin. Automobilists gear for Los Angeles to Phoenix race, arranging practice runs to learn conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Worden
Jack Woody
Florence
Weedin
TF Weedin
Worden
Woodnn
Weerdin
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Cordithon
New Court Filings And Estate Proceedings Listed
The district court records show new cases including FP J Stockman v MA Gallarde et ux ejectment in Northwest Addition Douglas for $40 damages. Emil Berry v Crawford and G Van Meter appeals from justice court for $300 damages over ditches. Estates: letters of administration for Josiah Hes Mank granted to Clare Frank. final account and distribution for Wm V Franke continued to Oct 8. Toivo Pasnanen hearing Oct 17. Nellie Erickson estate sale of real estate set for Nov 7. Chas Gardner estate allows contract for optional sale. Gebrke estateappraisers Jacob Marks Frank Devlin and A W Smallwood appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Stockman Va
Gallarde Etux
Northwest
Douglas
Emil Berry
EA Crawford
Macky Crawford
G .van Meter
Justice of the Peace Court
Josiah Hes Mank
Clare Frank
Wm V Franke
Toivo Pasnanen
A Markkenes
Nellie Erickson
Parsons
Awente Tour Kowrte With Caceares Gnoay Catt Seeattention
A fragmented note reports a tour or event featuring Kowrte and Caceares Gnoay Catt drawing attention for BBO FEET with limited legible details. The readable fragments hint at a performance or appearance but lack clear dates venues or organizations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wecorer
Realty Mortoagee
Duarty Pearce
G Duarty
Renaud
Sherif
John F White
WE Schramm
Douglae
Clinton
Burdick
Mary L Kelly
Jennie B Eliott
Copper
Quees Con Mining Co
Chattel Mortgage
Mr Edwards
Merion
Erveet Richardson
Quinhos
Tol
Rice-stix Dry Goods Co
Ewaglea
Charles D Reppy
Dery
Edwa Williams
EA Torrea & Co
Bisbeef
Julie Litchfield
Doug
Solis Cigar Co
Bisbee Prop
Warhanty
George W Hopkine
Albert Po Miller
South Range
Ueed
LAND
Chaim
Matilde de Gassols
Jesus de Molina
Ramonez de Lopez
Mary K Men
Douglas Ce
Warrasty
James M
French
Silvanus
Dourjae
Jon Franklin
Walter Newberry
Woodbine
Turquoise
PW Newberry
JE Newberry
Citizens Bank & Trust Company
Turquoee
Grieme
E Boardman
Warren
Bilvanne Grose Etux
Title Guarantee & Trust Company
Fidelityings and Loan Association
Mill OF Sale
Taylor
Davie McDonald
Bill of Ease
AJ Smith
AN Darling
RT Priogls Et Ux
Wm M Griffith
G W Wadleigh
Bill Sale
Mary Kauffman
L H Maddux
Massby
Mortoage
John Litenfield
Carroll
NE Wilcox
Chas M Renaud
Borecs
L A Godey
Chas M
Kenaud
Dclspp
LM Medduz
J Scheerer
Charlee Boote
Mina E Wood
J W Wood
J E Thompeon Co
DA Adameetur
Arguello
Benton
Berton
Corey
Bowen & Hubbard
Don Lois
Dave McBride
Chase Renaud
Courtland
Arizona Bank & Trust Coto JM French
Ellison
Horoes
Walter M Forter
Maude Roberto McDaniel
HB McDaniel
Dek
Jobo
William Hutles
Bisbee
William Hulley
Richard Thompson
Blantio Howerd
C M Brown
Title Guarantee & Trust Co
Cameragraph
Coto Gibson Abstract Co
Cameragraph Machine
Wm. Lutley
Yraterday
Dean
Walker
Nogales
Cochise
J. A. Rockfellow
Don Mage
Calabasas
Myor Wentworth
Charles Bowman
American Mining Congress
Heginel Benedict
Harold Blackman
Lowell
Towbetone
Andy Garrett
Virginia Wiest
Bryan
H. D. Maddison
Arlington B.tel
Gibson
Blue Front
Mra. J. Moo McFate
DB. Maddison
Article ‘Ton Hotel
el Paso
China
Jane
Southwest
Edward Neving
California
Frianda
Napa California
Martin H Hoar
Sears
Mnes
Poindexter
Mr. Hoar
Mr Hoar
Portland
Floyd Smith
Perente
Jobin Haverty
U. S
John Keily
Higgins
Rocewell
Coconino
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