Incomplete Records of Local Filings and Amendments
Brief notices list various filings with the county recorder including articles of incorporation amended names, powers of attorney, satisfactions of mortgage and lien, real estate mortgages, patents, and changes involving multiple individuals and entities such as Arizona Trust & Banking Co, Julius Wellgebausen, and Citizens Bank of Benson.
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Viola Slaughter
Francie F
Williams
Arizona Trust & Banking Co
Ferb Thornton Et
Julius Wellgebausen
John and
Ellen Reilly
Viola Dosthitt
Special Rates Restored by Southern Pacific Railway
The Southern Pacific passenger department announces that special rate tickets may be sold to points on service under the same rules that existed before the new interstate commerce law. Affected groups include reclamation service, nuns and sisters, clergy, railroad and army personnel with their dependents, federal Indian school staff and pupils, and veteran home members. The ruling, first by a major road, goes into effect immediately to benefit these groups.
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Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Unitd States Reclamation Service
United States Army
Navy
Southern Pacific
Former Tombstoner Married in Salt Lake City
Hi C Herrick formerly of Douglas and well known here wed Estelle M Davis in Salt Lake City on October 10. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s mother Mrs A B Davis home at 209 Eight Est Salt Lake. Herrick and his bride returned Saturday night aboard H C Herrick & Co. plans.
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Hi. C. Herrick
Douglas
Salt Lake City
Estelle M. Davis
White Pine
Newsong
Herrick
H.C. Herrick & Co
Estella M. Davie
A. B. Davis
Salt Lake
District Court Deliberations Open in October Term
The October term of the district court opened with a tally of grand jurors, a special venire ordered, and juries not due until December. Dozens of criminal charges and cases were noted for action, including murder, burglary, grand larceny, and assault with deadly weapons, with fifty three cases awaiting grand jury action and multiple divo rce and trial schedules set.
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Sheriff Hunt
JH W Haywood
Morris High
J G Cowan
HL Tanner
Oscar Dunman
A A Dudley
United States
Walter McDaniele
Douglas
Bernard Orduno
Bisbee
Pablo Valenzuela
Paradise
Juan Salazar
Juan Suicido
Juan Farazon
Fermino Noperi
Fellipe Valles
Jose Soto
Benson
Perry Jones
J Nelson
G W Topping
Bowi
Bernardo Farias
Bistee
Gabriel Nevarro
Jesus Hernandez
Frank Hawkins
Luke Short
Frank Butter
Vaso Vobrovich
Will Milton
Juan Senoqua
Tombstone
BW Clark
J E Howard
Gus Jansen
Nach Morillo
San Bernardino
Robert Lyons
Francisco Ramedas
Pearce
Alejandro Chaves
R C+ Jackson
Caz Buster
J M Jacobson
Fernando Devalas
Cenovia Liman
C W Woodward
Fred Schaner
Lowell
Amador Vasquez
H Cortez
John Miller
Grand Jury
Alex McGregor
Margaret McGregor
W W Bush
Clara Bush
Dennie Wilkerson
Abner
DeWashington
Wien
Perley
Muhiem
Sullivan
Kimball
Lewis
First National Bank of Douglas
Walker
Necho Monillo
Francisco Estrella
San Bernardino Ranch
Vicente Mendez
Febrinio Martinez
Notable Visitors and Local Court Activity in Tombstone
Monday's Daily records W W Bush of Douglas in town on court business, along with deputies and witnesses including Moore of Lowell and Kinsey of Bisbee before the territorial grand jury. Attorneys Richardson Parsons Wright Neal Bennett OConnell and Shelley from Bisbee, plus newsman Howe.
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Merrill
St. David
W D Kinsey
Bisbee
Territorial
Judge Richardson
C D Parsons
A Y Wright
Douglas
Geo Neal
Thomas Bennett
C Stanford
J M O'Connell
Geo Shelley
Governor Kibbey Nearing Quiet Resignation Fallout
The Phoenix Enterprise reports Governor Kibbey plans to resign if President Roosevelt appoints Robert E. Morrison or another anti jointure Republican to replace him. Kibbey and anti jointure leaders aim to block C. F. Ainsworth's gubernatorial bid after the November 6 election. Delegates and national Republicans are urged to wait for the outcome. A. H. Emanuel returns from Nevada considering a Republican legislative bid.
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Phoenix Enterprise
Kibbey
Roosevelt
Robert E. Morrison
Prescott
Arizona
C. F. Ainsworth
Visitors and grand jury witnesses fill Tombstone report
H R Woods of Chicago visits old friend John Walker before planning to move to Arizona. Tombstone Sheriff Hunt returns from Bisbee with mining business notes. Grand jurors include Black and Deputy Gatti with P Hickey and J G Cowan also in town for sessions. Local figures Luke Short Maurice Dean J H Slaughter attend district court and grand jury proceedings. Slaughter, a Democratic nominee for assemblyman, is optimistic about election success.
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Sheriff Hat
Maurice Dean
J HW Haywood
Morris High
HL Fenner
Ovcar Danman
Wm Roberts
Obe
Shimp
WC Black
Ben Cook
A Wentworth
John Rock
Merrill
MN Christensee
Wm McCausland
John Cull
CA Bailey
The
H.R Woods
Chicago
John Walker
Mr. Woods
Arizona
Tombstone
Gatti
Pearce
Luke Short
Paradise
Bisbee
J G Cowan
J.H. Slaughter
San Bernardino
Slaughter
Copper Queen Shares Seen Among World’s Richest Mines
Boston News Bureau reports Copper Queen Mine leads in copper earnings. In 1903 top producers included Anaconda and Calumet & Hecla, while Copper Queen produced 36 million pounds. Dividends last year reached 8 million dollars on 4 million shares. Projected 1904 output about 100 million pounds with low costs. Stock value bid around 75 dollars per share. overall property value estimated at 150 million dollars.
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Boston News Bureau
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Anaconda
Boston & Montana
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Hecla
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Phelps, Dodge & Co
C. Q
Lea
Calumet & Hecla
Local Marriage Licenses Issued in Bisbee and Adjacent Areas
George R. Lenshaw and Della E. Hascall both of Bisbee have a license to wed. Joseph McNelis and May Arnold, both of Bisbee, receive licenses. Clarence L. Turner of Cananea Mexico weds Mary Redmond of El Paso Texas. Ta Hollis and Jennie M. Myers, both of Fort Huachuca, obtain licenses.
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George R.lenshaw
Della E. Hascall
Bisbe
Joseph McNelis
May Arnold
Bisbee
Clarence L. Turner
Cananea
Mexico
Mary Redmond
el Paso
Texas
Ta Hollis
Jennie M. Myers
Fort Huachuca
Tombstone Election Talk and Local Outlooks
Sunlit forecasts from Tombstone describe lively political chatter. Readers hear pledges from J J Bowen and Alfred Paul on safe county governance, notes on Cochise Club feuds, and increasing dust storms. Mentioned are Sheriff Hunt’s tenure, Goodbody and McDonald amid Democratic favorites, school funding debates, and upcoming county campaign events across Cochise County.
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Sheriff Hunt
Cople
Goodbody
Shelley
McDonald
Charges Against Governor of Sonora Spark Uproar
A Mexico City dispatch reports that documents have been presented to congress accusing Rafael Yeabel, governor of Sonora, of territorial violation. The charges relate to Arizona rangers entering Mexican soil and allegedly joining his convoy during the Cananea riots. Public reaction awaits full terms of the accusation.
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Mexico City
Congress
Rafeal Yeabel
Govrnor
Sonora
Arizona Rangers
Cananea
Electric Bitters touted as remedy for diverse ailments
Advert says deadly serpent bites common in India as stomach and liver disorders here. Claims Electric Bitters restore health, cure dyspepsia and torpid liver, and treat fever malaria biliousness back kidney and bladder troubles. Priced 50 cents.
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India
Arizonan Breaks Steer Tying Record
Jim Kinney and Buster Gardner, well known in Phoenix, broke the world calf tying and branding record at Don Luis Sunday afternoon. Five entries competed. Kinney and Gardner tied and branded three calves in under seven minutes to win first money. Gardner later claimed the side bet championship with a 5.0415 minute time, Kinney 5.19, shattering the former 5.30 record.
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Jim Kinney
Buster Gardner
Phoenix
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Gartner
Gardner
B. B.i Tournament Proposed for Tucson
A Tucson baseball tournament is proposed to raise several hundred dollars by subscription and gate receipts to offer purses of 750 for first place 500 for second and 250 for third. Teams from Yuma Phoenix Bisbee Douglas Fort Huachuca Tombstone Globe Pearce and Deming would be invited. Globe recently held a tournament awarding 2000 in prizes.
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Biabee
Douglas
Fort Huachuca
Tombstone
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Arizona Rangers to sign warrants in arrests
The Arizona rangers will hereafter be required to sign warrants and complaints in arrests. Previously rangers left petty offenders to local officers who collected fees, while rangers draw no fees due to their salaried status.
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Arizona
CapEx Assay Co. Denver Ad Promises Quick Evaluations
Reliable assays for gold silver and copper offered by mail. Gold at 75 cents, gold and silver combined at $1.00, and other metals at $1.50. Samples returned with prompt attention. Free mailing envelopes and price list available. CapEx Assay Co. 1506 Court Place Denver Colorado.
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CapEx Assay Co
Court Place
Denver
Colo
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