Property Transfers Involving Ryan Family and Douglas Prop
M Nanley and others transfer to Jennie Ryan of Douglas property. W Gilmore and others transfer to Jeanie Ryan of Douglas property. The document records parcel details numbered 584 96.
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1914
Page
3
M Nanley and others transfer to Jennie Ryan of Douglas property. W Gilmore and others transfer to Jeanie Ryan of Douglas property. The document records parcel details numbered 584 96.
The northern papers oppose Mark Smith and claim he is not tied to mining matters. Smith owns a third of the Herrebell mine and has invested heavily in Arizona ore production over the past year. Local voters reject slander from Phoenix supporters and note Bryant’s Turquoise mine shipments, with strong ore samples and cave prospects boosting Smith’s standing.
The article notes umbrella trees are thriving yet pricey this summer while cottonwood and mulberry suffer from caterpillars, suggesting replacing cottonwoods with silanthos and poplars. It mentions Frank Hare returning home, Mark Beith’s views on Mexico reciprocity, and Mr Cheyney’s stance on the McKinley bill amid Arizona trade tensions. It cites an ad boosted by a New Home sewing machine sale and reports on local street trees cut down near Castenado’s residence.
A fragmentary row of items mentions Mr Cheyney judged by twelve, anti anarchist sentiments, and calls to strike the ballot box. It notes Wright buying 400 fat steers for Loegelee market, shipments from Willcox, Frank Yaple moving shops, and Mark Smith speaking in Phoenix.
The American Automobile Association sanctioned a proposed 900 mile El Paso to San Diego road race for January or February with a purse of at least ten thousand dollars. It would be the longest automobile race in history and part of the Southern National highway from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
The Arizona Supreme Court decides that county supervisors must align voting precinct boundaries with incorporated town boundaries. Price and Brashears sued Graham County to redraw Sefford precinct lines, arguing that voters outside Sefford should not influence the statewide prohibition amendment vote on November 3.
Monday's Daily notes residents returning from Bisbee and several visitors to the county seat. Barney Andrino and Steve Bertoglio arrive from Bisbee, while Probation Officer Howe returns from Bisbee. Noted are J C Gangl and J B Rutherford visiting Tombstone on business, and AF Parker sustaining a wrist injury.
Work has started at the Walcott Cummings property now owned by Hasebuen Gold and Copper. The first move is sinking a halt 100 feet from the bottom of a halt started by Walcott and Cummings, currently about 40 feet deep, with a boiler and hoist to be moved in.
Dick Haverty, a famed rancher from the Huachuca district, visits Tombstone as the sole candidate to gain a nomination in four precincts. He seeks constable of West Huachuca Hereford Buenos Garces precincts with strong general election chances.
Phoenix to Tombstone reports announce a half million acres opened for homestead and desert entry on November 16 1914. Land is described by townships and ranges with many sections ready to enter. Notices list official dates and who will process applications, with local officials Weed in Birdno and engineer updates and community notes included.
A historical classified snippet offers a $100 reward for catarrh cure claims with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It also advertises coarse feed hosiery and a 70 percent profit job making about $10 daily. The notice mentions Mills, West Philadelphia, Pa, and networking with neighbors.
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