Property transfers and mortgages listed in local records
A long list of deeds mortgages and assignments includes transfers from Alexander Wight to HK Huddleston Douglas property. Elmer H Geese to Huddleston. John Loporich & C Wo Le Van to Copper City Brewing Co. various others to Ivy J MeGarty Mincred Merchants Bank EBR Pirtle Co and more. Also notes satisfaction of mortgage and other realty actions with assorted names and properties. several local residents move or visit Douglas Tombstone Bisbee and mobile notices of community events and notarial activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loporich
Wo le van
Copper City Brewing Co
Douglas Prop
Labrownetux
Mary Beton
Mincred Merchants Bank
Bisbee
Hattie Lee Reed
How Reed
EBR Pirtle Co
Douglas
New Cases In Both Courts
In the district court Nancy Alice Hrolin versus Frederick Brohm and James K Lapeley versus Mary Lapeley seek divorces. The estate matters include Harvey Neville deceased with will proof and letters testamentary for John D Gerlach. LO Millese deceased with administrator authorized to sell private tale lots 27 and 28 in Douglas. JL Brown deceased with Sterling Smith EP Brewster and LE Haxee named as appraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cour
Nancy Alice
Hrolin
Frederick Brohm
James K Lapeley
Mary _Lapeley
Harvey Neville
John D Gerlach
LO Millese
O Giteon
Douglas
JL Brown
Sterling 8 Smith
E P Brewster
L E Haxee
Buffalo Bill's Wild West to Visit Bisbee and Douglas
Interest grows for Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill's Far East show with Col. W.F. Cody. farewell appearances planned in Bisbee on October 2 and Douglas on October 27, with railroad excursions and special accommodations for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
Bisbee
Douglas
Wim F Cody
Cochise Cattle Shipments Nearing Wilcox Start
Cattle shipments begin at Wilcox on October 24 with Cal Glenn shipping on the 25th and November 5 the Armpa lot moves out. Purchasers include JV Vickers with prices set at 17 for over 1, 6 for twos and 23 for threes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
Cal Glenn
Armpa
JV Vickers
Sunday In Tombstone Churches and Services Report
In Tombstone Sunday services featured Rev Derk at Congregational Church with a 11 am sermon on Stephen a Character story and an evening talk on the Attractiveness Of Cornet. Sunday school attendance rose to 76 from 58. Mrs Benedict’s class won the banner. Endeavor met at 7 pm led by M Telin with Miss Collie singing alto. several young speakers boosted the meeting. No Methodist preaching today though Sunday school was active. Episcopal sermons were given by Rev Simonson of Douglas as church work for the year closed and regular services slated soon.
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Sondergate
Mark
M Telin
Epiacorat
Simonson of
Douglas
Episcopal Church
Porter Leaves Benson Hotel Amid Missing Cash
A Benson Hotel porter at the Virginia Hotel on last night’s shift vanished suddenly. Four six-shooters and a scabbard left in the office were also missing, along with about 50 dollars from the cash register. Officers have been notified and are on the lookout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
St Benson
Tucson Fire Ends After Destroys SP Shops Area
A fresh blaze near the remains of the Southern Pacific shops in Tucson struck two small railroad frames close to the former fire site. No injuries reported as firefighters fought the flames and secured surrounding structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Tucson
Fires Destroy Southern Pacific Shops in Overnight Incendiary Sparks
Superintendent Whalen reports two fires at the Southern Pacific shops caused by an incendiary act around 1 30 in the morning. A partially burned fuse found two feet long near the carpenter shop and asbestos storehouse suggests deliberate arson, with losses not exceeding 10.
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Whalen
Southern Pacific
City Primary Passed Off Quietly
The city primary on Saturday produced 127 Democratic votes and 32 Republican votes. Republican ballots showed 17 for Democratic chief of police candidate Geo Bravin, though the vote was not counted. many Democratic ballots were improperly marked. The sole Democratic contest was for chief of police with Bravin 1 and Robinson 24. Precinct committeemen names appeared on Democratic ballots. ward winners had three votes each and at large members twelve. Republicans did not vote for precinct committeemen. Endorsed figures include Mayor J. E. James and Alderman Fowter among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Bravin
Tne
Robinson
Den
James cL
HS Rowlat WA
EA Hughes
Wolcott
Harry Rafferty
A Barron James Smith
LE Woolery Precinct
RW Howe
Geo Rafferty
RV Saunders
Wm Cavanagh
OK Goll
Geo Beavin
Constitutional Convention Opens With Oath and Ballots
The constitutional convention opened at noon led by Judge Baker of Maricopa. A credentials committee was formed with one member from each county. Rev Cratcbenfeld offered prayer and Chief Justice Kent administered the oath. Geo Hunt of Gila county won the presidency on the third ballot. the first two ballots showed Hunt ahead of Winsor Franklin and Goldwater. BW Cole of Douglas elected chief clerk. Mike Hnon of Bisbee to be presented as sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phof
Baker
Maricopa
Cratcbenfeld
Phaanix
Edward Kent
Territorial Supreme Court
Geo . Hunt
Gila County
Winsor
Hunt
Franklin
Goldwater
BW Cole
Douglas
Mike H. Non
Bisbee
E . Ettinwood
Sargeant Atarme
Millionaire’s Son to Start as Mucker
The son of Cleveland Dodge, head of the Phelps Dodge firm, will begin work as a mucker in the Copper Queen mines at Bisbee. He will work without favors, proving his mettle before any advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Aisbee
Ivan Juhmon
Copper Queen Company
Fina
Millionaire
Mucker
CE Dodge
Cleveland Dodge
Phelps Dodge Company
Arizona Counties To Hold Fairs
The Souther Arizona Agriculture Fair Association at Willcox prepares for the annual fair on October 25 26 and 26. The Range News prints the premium list rules and regulations. The Graham County Fair will start Thursday in Safford with generous cash premiums provided by local merchants and ample fare for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souther Arizona Agriculture Fair Association
Willcox
Range News
Graham County
Safford
Satford
Tucson Suspects Held in Times Dynamiting Case
Tucson dispatch reports Bill Hogan and A Collie held by Pima county sheriff as suspects in the Times explosion. Hogan disputes the description of Morris while both men were known to be in Los Angeles when the blast occurred. Collie is described as a Frenchman with expert knowledge of high explosives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Dispatch
Bill Hogan
A. Collie
Pima County
Hogan
Morris
Los Angeles
Celle
Williams Visits Tucson on Legal Business
JS Williams district attorney of Cochee county arrived in Tucson today on legal business. This marks his first visit since the constitutional convention campaign during which he delivered a principal speech for Republican candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JS Williams
Cochee County
Williams
Tucson
Suspected Dynamiter Held in San Bernardino County Jail
In a Tucson sheriff office and Los Angeles authorities suspect Collie, detained on a drunkenness charge, as a dynamiting suspect in the Los Angeles Times blast. He awaits description checks against James Bryson, linked to dynamite purchases in San Francisco. William Hogan, arrested with Collie, was released for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Time County
Los Angels
James Bryson
San Francisco
Times
Collie
Moon
Aherif
William Hogan
Two U S Senators To Visit Phoenix During Fair Week
Senator J W Bailey and Senator A J Beveridge plan to be in Phoenix during fair week. The statesmen are described as leading figures, with Bailey noted as Democratic leader in the senate and Beveridge admired for his scholarship and eloquence. Their visit aims to engage with citizens and support Arizona statehood ahead of the senate discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Bailey
A J Beveridge
Phoenix
Messrs Bailey
Beveridge
Bailey
Senate
Arizons
Mt. Graham Lumber Mills Close at Safford on Water Shortage
The Mt. Graham Lumber mills at Safford have closed due to water scarcity hindering log flow from the timber flume.
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Mt. Graham
Safford
Ball at Gage Hall Promises Evening Event
Last night Courtland hosted a social note with plans for a tacky ball at Gage Hall Friday. Allen A Johnston, treasurer of Schreetady Savings Bank, visits Timber today, while EP Draper attends events in Cannes and Tombstone wells. Congregational and Methodist churches announce midweek prayer services and a reception for their new pastor Dock ant Tomorrow evening.
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Gage Hall
Allen A Johnston
Schreetady Savings Bank
New York State
Jodew
G Johnston
Vistor
Lown
EP Draper
Cannes
Shareh
Areeption
Owele
Mr Dock Ant
Servien
Elvireh
Evenic
Coroners Jury Returns Verdict in Copper Queen Manager Death
A coroner jury ruled the death of W. H. Kirkland, 37, Copper Queen hardware manager in Douglas, resulted from a gunshot wound during a period of temporary alteration. The inquest, led by Judge Rice, heard pivotal testimony from his widow.
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Rice
W. H. Kirkland
Copper Queen
Douglas
Prisoners Held For Grand Jury Actions List
A list shows numerous inmates held to mount the grand jury action on the 24th instant. Names include A Murphy charged with deadly weapon use. Mark Wells grand larceny. Wesley Coleman assault to kill. Paul Hyde assault to rape. Mendazs grand larceny. Ramon Andrada grand larceny. Manuel Soto grand larceny. Victor Gumer assault with deadly weapon. Marcario Joso murder. Jon Ledesma burglary. Manuel Garcia burglary. Francisco Arvaliz burglary. Jose Revera attempt to break Fone Corello. Margerito Garcia assault with deadly. Felix Garcia assault with deadly weapon. Pamfilio Martines assault with deadly. Jose Rodriguez burglary.
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Mr. A Murphy
Mark Wells
Wesley Coleman
Paul Hyde
P Mendazs
Ramon Andrada
Manuel Soto
Victor Gumer
Marcario Joso
Jon Ledesma
Manuel Garcia
Francisco Arvaliz
Jose Revera
Crime suspects listed for multiple charges in bailout case
A reader-supplied list names numerous individuals with alleged offenses including burglary forgery fraud grand larceny robbery aggravated assault embezzlement and murder. Several entries indicate bail status and additional suspects tied to a single case or related incidents.
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Marcillo Marez
Hf Armatrong
AG Gnate
Leopol Mesa
Janes B Kay
Frank Parker
Thomas Turner
George Dudley
Joe Walker
Amin Roderguez
Aceault
Morton Hackney
Manuel Andrada
TC Weet
J R
Wn Cowan
Death Blow to Arizona Lobbyists Highlights Convention Actions
The constitutional convention approved excluding lobbyists from the chamber except members and attaches. A 24 member committees list totals 147, with the president not on any committee. Bill Truman won sergeant at arms while Mike Hannon and Bob Whitside failed. Prohibition supporters seeking a liquor committee were defeated.
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Deanne
Committee On
Haunt
Joe Cannon
Bill Truman
Pin~al
Mike Hannon
Bisbee
Bob Whitsides
Nogales
Frank de Souss
Phoenix
Col
Arizona
Immigrant Hindoo Arrested Near Tucson After Long Walk
Ah Me Hindoo, who had walked over 200 miles from El Paso, was arrested six miles west of Tucson near daybreak by Inspector V W Parteh of the immigration service. Reports say large numbers of Hindoo have been detected in the El Paso area, making a Tucson pursuit notable.
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el Paso
Ah Me
Hindoo
Tucson
V W Parteh
Immigration Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tombstone Epitaph
Cochise County
DRED
D P Hickey
McDonald
Alexander Wight
HK Huddleston
Elmer H Geese
Hoa
Huddleston Douglas
Chattel
Waurasty Deeds
Patti H & W
M Hart
Geo H Neale
Fred Warren
Thomas L MeGarty
Ivy J MeGarty
John F White
J A Mettler
TA Smith
A Young
Ree
Jacob Scherrer
Herbert Maddux
Rubisonet Ux
ER Pirtle Co
Chattfl Mortgage
Andy Scott
Chas S Henning
Ete
VY Bekan
John Foulkes Dougl
Montoage
ER Tovrea
Miners & Merchants Bank
Lowell
Mre
Parland
Bennett
FS Bennett
J T Miles
Hanks
Richard Zellner, Jr
Arkanty
Rizona & Mexico Realty Co
Doe Sanders
Doug
Jae
Doe Saunders
Spicer
Lougles
Utterback
Kennard
Cochise
Batiste Caretto
Catarina Vidaco
ST OY
Mortoages
Wilcox M E Church
Board of Church
Astros
HS Buttner
Douglas Lhr Co
Mortgae Ree
Satisfaction OF
Mortoaghe I
Douglas Lurober
Coto
RB & B
Poser
Mra HH
Wiles
Gilbert Krogh
Arizona Mutual Savings & Loan Agen
Mandela de PB Lindsley
Mar & Franklin Dorrio Atanscio Cruz
Cousine
Warhasty
John Wooley
Sam Washington
Edith Marie Heas Worthington
Wm J Lewis
Peter Johnson
Citizene Book & Trust Co
Chattel Mortgage
Terry
FN W. Cows
Larrien
Conan
SOF
Beate Mutual
Alan
S W Dobson
Henrietta
France
Elias A Praece
Geo Riedi
Woods Gerrard
Bardain
Mauricia Almare
de Moreno
Moreno
International Land & Improvement Co
L E Caldget
Ida H Stewart
John Norton
Angle
Museoheimer
Banks
Wilcur
E Church
Wilcox Prop
BR McCreery
Mra L C.wilbur
Wilbur
Borne
WG Gilmore
Mereford
James F Duncan
Frank Sparks
Sneed Bros
Hughart
Rockfell
Doc Mars
Courtland
Sloan
F.C Moore
Prescot
Joseph A. Ivy
Tombotune
Deck
Congregational Church
Mary Lane
Julia R. Axtell
McKeesport
Penneylvania
Probate
Tombstone
Benson Hotel
Constitutional Convention
Roesfellow
Don Mareres
Methodist Church
Fone Corello
Margerito Garcia
Felix Garcia
Pamfilio Martines
Jose Rodriguez
Levi Strauss & CO
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