Tombstone E pit aph Records From Cochise County Holdings List
Fragmented notices list numerous property transfers mining claims and liens in Cochise County Arizona. It includes transfers in Warren Bisbee Douglas and Gleeson districts to multiple individuals and lenders, plus court and banking items and a few legal notices. Names include Matilda Cobbe Mary Sime Warren County John Gye H A Morgan James E Brophy and others with parcels in Warren Bisbee and Douglas.
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Arizona & Mexico Realty Co
Trustees
Matilda Cobbe
Mary F Sime
Warren
Warren Co
Brophy
Barney Andres
John Gye
Gleeson
Dagan
Lee
Taylor
John Farrey
Martha Wild
Bisbee
Cox
Albert Steinfeld
Moore
Wee
M Moore
IM Moore
J P Richeardeon
H A Mor- Ead
Irene Broan
A Brown
Douglas
Hatfield
C M Brown
Sunnyside
Mary K McNawara
W E Schott
Lote
Dougas
Joseph Omen
Horace P Merrill
Benton
George
Marco Vukvich
Jovo K Vakovicks
James E Brophy
His Brophy
Hlenry
Warren Dist
Will Contest Set for Nogales Estate Case
Residents of Nogales prepare for a will contest involving the James Reilly estate. Mrs Reilly alleges undue influence and has hired Tucson attorney John B Wright to challenge the will. Executed by Judge Reilly, the estate names Dr Bacon and Martin Costello as executors with property largely already transferred. A venue change from Cochise County to Nogales was secured. the first hearing is set to begin today.
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Reilly
Goodbody
Bacon
Martin Costello
Genel John B Wright
Tucson
Wright
Judge McFarland Unites Two Couples in Bisbee Ceremonies
Judge Daniel McFarland presided two wedding ceremonies uniting Nathan D Shippy with Sarah C Greenway of Douglas and Ma Dally with Sarah F Koch of Bisbee. The report notes his deft nuptial skill and hints at repeat ceremonies if needed. A second hunting accident near Sulphur Spring valley left a man dead after an accidental self-shot Friday, ending a planned Bisbee party. During Taft's absence, Phosaix ladies decorated a private car with fruits and flowers.
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McFarland
Daniel McFar
Hymen
Inatanee
Nathan D Shippy
Sarh C Greenway
Douglas
MA Dally
Sarah F Koch
Bisbee Louehand
West
Frown
Nang
Taft
Copper Belle Case To Be Reopened
Minority stockholders in Copper Belle Mining Co plan a new fight to reclaim properties sold under foreclosure. A New York meeting Sept 42 drew resolutions to spare no effort, with James E Mack preparing papers to present to the U S Attorney in New York.
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Copper Belle Minng Co
Cnurte
Campbell
de Pima
Paine, Webber & Co
Copper Belle Co
Riley
Sherif White
D Cogs
John B Wright
Tucson
Wright
New York
James E Mack
Jerome
Postmaster General Hitchcock Guests In Tombstone Banquet
Tombstone hosts a banquet for Postmaster General Frank Hitchcock at the Copper Queen Hotel hosted by the Bushes Board of Trade. Delegates Cameron and Horace Smith travel with the party as they visit Bisbee Benson Rineles Cochise County officials and Tombstone aims to extend its usual courteous welcome to the cabinet official.
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Bisbee
Frank Hitchcock
Copper Queer
Bushes Board of Trade
Hitchcrek
Arizona
Tombstone
Cameron
Horard Smith
Benson
Rineles
Babee
Cutizene
Cochise
Tombstone Ca
Taft Diaz reception crowds El Paco visitors
Tombstone report notes the El Paco delegation return from a Taft Diaz reception crowded with visitors. War history marked the event as memorable for prompt attendees and Globe prepares for Arizona Bankers Association meetings in Globe October 21 22 23. A wreck between Benson and Pantano delayed passenger service with eight freight cars in the ditch and no fatalities reported.
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el Paco
Taft-Diaz
Benson
Pantano
Western Mail
Arizona Game Law Tightens for Hunters Season Opens
The Arizona hunting season for quail partridge grouse pheasant and snipe runs October 15 to February Bret with many hunters in valleys and mountains. Local ranchers report sparse game this year while officials note violations include using firearms over ten gauge, hunting on private property without consent, shipping game out of state, selling game, exceeding bag limits, and hunting more than twenty five quail in a day or more than three male deer in a season.
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Arizona
Arisona
Ordered Committed to Insane Asylum
Ramon Manso, a Mexican from Doudlae, was examined by the lunacy commission and ordered committed this afternoon. He will be taken to Phoenix in a few days. Manso believes everyone is trying to kill him after fleeing the county hospital months ago and walking to Douglas to warn his wife.
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Ramon Manso
Doudlae
Lunacy Commission
Phoenix
Manso
Douglas
Hue
Contagious Eye Disease Seen in Bisbee Area
Trachoma, the contagious eye disease, has appeared in Bisbee with several cases treated by local physicians. One patient is a Mexican child pupil at Central School. The illness, highly contagious, originated among Indians at the Phoenix Indian School and spread here.
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Phoenix
Bisbee
Absence of Accidents in Courtland Mines
Courtland reports remarkable safety with no mine accidents as shafts, drifting, or injuries except a single leg break. The record is credited to strict safety practices and skilled supervision. Other notes mention a patent grant to experienced workers and James R. Dooseath of Tucson gaining Interior Department admission. A Todian Oasis post office in Pima County names Joe Menager as postmaster.
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Courtland
Eoren Shefte
Wilcox
Pearce
James R Dooseath
Tucson
Ariavoan
Interior Department
Todian Oasis
Pima County
Joe, Menager
Archaeology Report on Navajo Cliff Dwellings Becomes Topic
Dr J Walter Fewkes of the Bureau of Ethnology in Washington travels to the Navajo Reservation in Yavapai to study ancient cliff dwellings. The dispute over the site is resolved with a payment of 1000 to the territory for the old penitentiary buildings.
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J Walter Fewkes
Bureau of Attma? Ethnology
Washington
Yavapaiendaty
Pertooget
Prolific Potato Patch Report From Cochise County
Benson area harvest details reveal Curran’s farm across the San Pedro produced 216 racks of potatoes with 214 sacks total after prior gathering. At market, potatoes fetch 2 cents per pound in Benson, with the year’s second crop on the same soil. RB H Martin irrigated five acres from an artesian well, including two acres of sweet potatoes, with estimated returns around $450 in Benson.
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Curran
San Pedro
Benson
H Martin
Benson Press
Local figures travel and fair notes from Tombstone region
Mire James Reilly widow of the late Judge James Kelly of Tombstone intends to stay in Tucon for the winter. FN Wolcott left Sunday by auto for Tucon to combine outing with a hunting trip. William Morris, Bisbee road overseer, was in Tombstone on official business. A H Gardener Clerk HE Berner and Frank Myers left for Bisbee to attend a banquet in honor of Postmaster General Hitchcock. Poultry show at the Arizona Fair promises premiums double last year with turkeys chickens ducks and more. Clerk Thomas received a letter from Clerk H E Berner requesting a copy of the poll used in Maricopa county for local option elections. The Cochise anti-saloon leaders push a vigilant campaign as Berner seeks information after petitions for local option elections.
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James Reilly
James Kelly
Tombstone
Tucon
FN Wolcott
Wolcott
A H Gardener
County Republican Center
HE Berner
Board O Supervisors
Frank Myers
Cameron
Bistee
Hitche
Arizona
Phoenix
Thomas
H E Berner
Cochise
Head of Supervisors
Maricopa County
Cochise Empty
Berner
Coquest
Phoen
Demvormt
Yeaperoro
C A Co Secures Extension on Option
Tombstone reports that C A Company extended an option on Leadville Mining group property at Courtland. They paid 25000 for the extension with two bonds of 200.08 dollars each on Sunshine and King Solomon. Total payments reach 45000 with expected acquisition when bonds end. Provident Holmes of Leadville could not confirm the report.
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Tombstone
4 A Co
Maee
Leadville Mining Company
Qourtland
Mad of Sunshine
King Solomon
Provident Holmes
Bank cashier Brandt to address Arizona bankers association
R Brandt of the First National Bank of Tombstone left today for Globe to attend the Arizona Bankers Association convention. He will speak Friday and Saturday on Guarantee of Bank Deposit, a topic he has explored in eastern journals and banking publications.
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R Brandt
Bank of
Tombstone
Globe
Arizona Bankers’ Ansociation
Brandt
Brandtvil
Prominent Senators Plan Arizona Visit This Fall
Senators Joseph W Bailey of Texas and Thomas P Gore of Oklahoma will tour Phoenix around November 15 to review the Salt River valley project and inspect the Roosevelt dam. The trip, tied to Payne tariff debates, follows William J Bryan’s recent southwest journey that boosted Bailey’s public prominence. Gore’s tariff record features in ongoing coverage.
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Phoenix
Salt River Valley
Roosevel Dam
Joseph W Bailey
Texas
Thomas P Gore
Okahota
William J Bryan
Southwest
Tombstone
Bailey
Roatinas
Senate
Gore
Distinguished Visitor On Tour of Inspection
Col FM Murphy mining magnate and railroad builder of Arizona arrives in Tombstone after accompanying the presidential party on a tour through Arizona and New Mexico. He leads the Tom Co, a major mining project, and plans to inspect Imperial and Angrese properties with Victor L Mason of New York while rumors suggest a Gulf railroad link near Red Rock.
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Col
FM Murphy
Arizona
Tombstone
el Pato
New Mexia
Col Murphy
Hig
TOM Co
West
Development Company of America
Tomtatone
TCM Co
Col. Murphy
Murphy
Victor L Mason
New York
Imperial
Angrese
The
Development Co
Mason
Frank Hi Hutchcock
Fort Mayard
New Mexico
Tombsone
Red Rock
Gulf
Murphy Ie
Aout West
Seven Chinese in Federal Court
Captain Harry Whesler, now a United States Deputy Marshal, left yesterday for Nogales to bring back seven Chinese prisoners for trial before U S immigration authorities. They are accused of unlawfully staying on United States soil as border authorities, busily pursuing those crossing the border in greater numbers.
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Harry Whesler
United States
Nogales
Tuczon
United Sates
Naval
Revenues Defeat Peerless In a 14 to 9 Ball Game
The Revenues beat the Peerless nine 14 to 9 in a club game possibly influenced by Prohibition Eight and Milwaukee beer absence. A keg of sea foam from St Louis was at stake, and the Peerless team vows revenge in the next matchup. An invitation to a social with music and dancing follows the game.
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Milwaukee Suds
St Lous
Highballe
Peersees
Toni
Muses of
Revolting Case of Cruelty to Animals
A Mexican rancher near Tucson reports a shocking cruelty case in Pima county. A neighbor allegedly cut off his cattle tongues after they grazed on the neighbor’s pasture. The Mexican says a man was arrested, but details remain unclear. The case is described as the most revolting in local memory.
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Tucson
Rincon Mountains
Pima County
Grand Canyon Scenic Railway Plan Shown to President
George Norton, a former Yump county councilman, visited Prescott from the Grand Canyon area to present a company’s plan to build an acclimate railroad along the canyon. President Tait expressed interest and learned the project details during the audience. An interior department right of way application for the line is pending, Norton is noted as an early Arizona railroad pioneer.
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George Norton
Yump County
Prescott
Grand Canyon
Tait
Norton
Department of the Interior
Pioneer Railroad
Arizona
Uncle Sam Wants Forest Rangers in Arizona
The United States civil service commission will hold an examination for forest ranger positions at national forest offices in Arizona on Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 25 and 26. Starting salary is 900 dollars with progression to 1200 to 1510. Applications and details available from the civil service commission in Washington or forest supervisors. Exam sites include Douglas, Flagstaff, Prescott, Roosevelt, Saford, Snowdeke, Mackay, Springerville, Tucson with listed examiners.
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Sam
United States Civil Service Commission
National Forest
Arizona
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Douglas
A H Zachax
Flagstaff
Frank
V Pooier
Prescott
C H Hinderer
Roosevelt
RC Wilson
Saford
T T Swift
Snowdeke
Mackay
Springerville
John D Guthrie
Tucson
Robin Selkirk
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Binnee
VR Stevenson
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Ge Goodbody
Lee Wooery
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Bankers’ Association
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Girls’ Sewing Club
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