Cochise County Property and Mortgage Records Summary
Cochise County records show numerous deeds and mortgages including Stone to Curry Douglas property, Nulton to Taylor, Goodwin to Dunbar Bisbee property, and various mortgage actions. Transfers involve Dunnbar, Dunbar, Draper, Gardiner, Cunningham, and First National Bank of Douglas among others, with mineral interests and district stakes noted in Dos Cabezas and Dor Caberss.
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Warren Nulton
Adellah
Taylor Douglas
Richard Goodwin
Mra
Dollie Dunbar Bisbee Property
Artiepactio
First National Bank of Douglas
HE Stone W H Taylor
Julius McKinney
Ravells
Mascot Copper Company
Dor Caberss
Dawson
Western Finance Company
Dos Cabezas
Tevis
Wm T Cooper
Tevia
JL Batchelder
Simon Hansen
Operall
Dos Cateras
Wm K Dawson
M Roberts
Mascot Company
Dos Caberne
Biting Bishes Warranty Deeds and Mortgages
A series of conveyances and mortgages are listed including ER Pirtle company to LE King Douglas property, International Lard and pany by MJ Cunning ham and W H Brophy corporate seal, Mary Miller Douglas prop, TuveT DEED, E E Thompson to Southwestern Mortgage Loan and Trust company et al Naco property 360. J W Dolen to State Mot B&L Aen LE King et ux to E R Pirtle company AB Woods to T J Jordan MN Morrison et ux to John Mo Carthy.
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Internations! Land and Improvement Company
Douglas
WH Brophy
Dolea Douglas
ER Pirtle
LE King Douglas Property
International Lard and Improvement Company
MJ Cunningham
W H Brophy
Mary Miller Douglas Property
E E Thompson
Southwestern Mortgage, Loan and Trust Company
Et al Naco Property
J W Dolen
B&l* Aen
LE King
Pirtle Company
AB Woods
J Jordan MN Morrison
John MoCarthy
Paid the Wages of Sin A Tragic Tale From Tucton Citizen
Jarie Bell a 25 year old resident of the red light district shot herself with a 44 caliber Colt revolver after declaring she was through. Known as Jossie Bell she hailed from a once prominent Phoenix family now in poverty. Her brother serves as a guard at the territorial penitentiary and was a Rough Rider member.
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Tucton
Jarie Bell
Red Light District
Jossie Bell
Phoenix
Jorg Bell
Territorial Penitentiary
The
Rough Riders
Southern Pacific Sees Prosperity in Fiscal Year Revenues
The Southern Pacific finance department reports a substantial rise in fiscal year earnings. Net earnings reach 800 thousand after gross earnings of about 19.9 million, with June 1907 gross income at 11.08 million from 9,432 miles operated, reflecting continued growth from the prior year.
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Financial Department of the Southern Pacific
Hassayampa Club Plans Reunion in Los Angeles
The Arizona Hassayampa Club of Los Angeles schedules its annual reunion in Los Angeles on September 7 and 13 with a picnic on September 12 at Alamitos Bay. A banquet and speeches by prominent Arizonans including Governor Kibbey Congressman McLaughlin Senator Flint and Mayor Harper are planned.
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Arizona Hassayampa Club
Los Angeles
Alamitos
Arizona
Kibbey
McLaughlin
Flint
Harper
California
Norns the Wonder Yo Er Out Sale
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local sale notice or advertisement. Readable fragments mention a sale action and names, with unclear dates or places. The readable items suggest a small product or merchandise sale in a community publication context.
Blood and Thunder Stories Ruled Out
The Postmaster General barred Diamond Dick and related dime novels from U S mail as second class matter. Officials say such exploits of Old Sleuth and Dead Eye Dick appeal to boys and should not reach homes, ending a long era of sensational frontier tales.
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Diamond Dick
Cathay
Bes
United States
Portebhoe
Dead Eye Dick
Would-be Arizona Bad Man Escapes Pursuit In Silver Bell
Juan Ponce, alleged shooter of his wife in Morenci, sent a menacing letter to Graham County Deputy Sheriff Glen Scott and dared pursuit. Scott and Deputy Mangia chased him toward Silver Bell, but the desperado had vanished into the hills, prompting a retreat after a futile search.
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Juan Ponce
Ponce
Morenci
Glen Scott
Graham County
Scott
Mexican Killed by Switch Engine in Benson Yards
A Mexican man was killed Saturday night in Benson yards when a switch engine ran over him on a siding away from the station. He was likely intoxicated and slept on the track. the engine fatally struck him before he was seen. His body was cut into pieces, a coroner's jury summoned to investigate. Also reported are changes in U.S. consular service with Albert A. Moranets named consul general for Central South America and Richard Bartleman transferred to Madrid.
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Benson
Washington
State Department
Albert A. Moranets
Arizona
Bahia
Brazil
Central South America
Richard Bartleman
Masonchuse A
Madrid
Clarence George
8. P
Pantano
Tucson
Southern Pacific Prohibition Affects Arizona Trains
Prohibition blocks liquor sales on Southern Pacific dining cars across Arizona, equating county liquor taxes to unpaid saloon taxes. A $300 annual license is required per train, with three trains each way daily, predicting $9,000 in county revenue across Cochise, Pima, Pinal, Maricopa and Yuma counties. Authorities question special railroad privileges and await the company’s next move.
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Southern Pacific
Arizona
Texas
Californ
Cochise
Pima
Pinal
Maricopa
Yuma
Arizonan May Enter the Cabinet
The Tucson Citizen reports strong likelihood an Arizonan will join President Roosevelt's cabinet as Attorney General within three months. Francis J. Heney, formerly of Tucson, is described as the likely pick, with Washington sources saying Bonaparte may be ousted. Heney has been called to meet the President on October 1.
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Arizona
Roosevelt
Wington
Tucson
Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
Chas. J. Bonaparte
United States
Heney
Washington
Bonaparte
Harriman
Oregon
Phoenix
Tombstone Victorious Over Tucson in Forfeited Classic
Tombstone defeated Tucson 9 to 0 as time expired and Tucson quit after disputed umpire calls. Jones paced Tombstone with strong hitting and base running while Murphy and Reise starred in the field. Crable and Myron were hit hard as Tombstone dominated after the sixth inning. The forfeit followed Tucson’s decision to leave the field amid umpire controversy.
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Tombstone
Tucson
Murphy
Crable
Slere
Myron
Collins
Johnson
Jones
Rei
Reise
Arthur Gage
Corbett
Ofth
Tombstone Nine
Tis
Frank Jokmneon
Diamond
Colline
Bell
Brown
Reiss
Melgren
Meyers
Harrie
Rable
Myrorris
Raste—Jones
Dougherty Meyers
Tucton
Something to Make Cowmen Happy Rounding County
Cattlemen rejoicing as rounding county reports rosy prospects. Grass is abundant water is plentiful and a good calf crop plus strong prices signals cattlemen will be flush with money.
Lynx killed near Yuma mars a boy in accident
A one year old boy reportedly killed a lynx about a mile and a half from Yuma a few days ago weighing about 50 pounds. The boy first mistook the crouching animal for a dog. Local notes from Cochise County and Bisbee report mining activity and licensure updates along with various local incidents.
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Yuma
Special Commission Plans Arizona Visit on Immigration
Members of the special commission appointed by Congress to study immigration laws will arrive in Arizona within days. Secretary J Atkinson, and two other members now in Los Angeles, will visit Tucson and Nogales for several days as the commission continues its work since adjournment.
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Special Commission
Congress
United States
Arizona
J. Atkinson
Commission
Tucson
Nogales
Los Angeles
Vanadium Found In Arizona By Phoenix Prospectors
Dre Plath and Foss of Phoenix report vanadium discovery on their mining claim six miles from Kelvin. A big ledge yields eight foot outcroppings with a specimen containing ten percent vanadium. At $7.50 per pound the ore implies fifty cents per pound value.
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Dre, Plath
Foss
Phoenix
Kelvin
Dr. Plath
Sefestrem
Fairbanks to Visit Arizona Before Irrigation Congress
Vice President Fairbanks is reportedly traveling through Arizona on the Santa Fe en route to the irrigation congress. Arrangements are being made for stops at several points where he may consult territorial politicians. The visit coincides with discussions in Phoenix about Garfield and Hitchcock's Arizona appearances.
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Fairbank
Arizona
Phoenix
Garfield
Hitchcock
Arizon
Fairbanks
Santa Fe
Unknown Tribe Discovered In Arizona in Black Mountains
Secretary Van Ogden Vogt of the Presbyterian board of home missions and Rev. Joh. Bierkemper with Rev. W.J. Black explored the Black Mountains of Arizona. They found Indians unseen by whites, guided by Chief Many Horses. The party, returning via Gallup New Mexico, plans to share extensive notes on Navajo mission work.
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van Ogden Vogt
Presbyterian Board of Home Missions
New York
Joh. Bierkemper
Ganado
Ariz
W.J. Black
Fort Defiance
Black Mountains
Arizona
Vogt
Navajo
Gallup
N. M
Caven Assay Co seizes gold and silver by mail in Denver
Reliable assays offer prices such as 75 cent per ounce for gold and one dollar for silver, with 1.50 for gold copper mixes. The firm at 1596 Court Place Denver, Colo, provides free mailing envelopes and price lists and buys ores including piscer gold retorte and rich ores.
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Caven Assay Co
Court Place
Denver
Colo
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Deeds
HE Stone
Curry Douglas
John Gardiner
John Draper Douglas
John Draper
Frank
Hanscom Et Ux
MS. Cunningham
Momestead
TA and Dollie Dunbar
Fromate Order
CJ Eadovich
Ruby Brandon
Mother
Probate Court
J Hadovich
Arthur Pritchard
Armentie Adams
CA Hockett
Dudley
Pirtle
C. Deed
Henry Ray Bisbee
Fervisons
Board of Supervisors
Territory of
Ross
Robert P Verbeck
Et Ox
Benson Yards
James Hardin
Cochite
Rockfellow
Pearce
Hardin
Noonan Reach
T. Clemens
Dragoon
Dragoon Station
Stere
Cochise I
Sime Gallen
Paradise
Fon Wocott
Eva
Lucy Wolcott
Walter Davey
Newton Wolcott
Ramsey Canyon
J. Bassett
Wilcox
TW Wallace
Bisbee
Judge McFarland
C. R. Cowan
Annetti Glenn
Dougine
Nicholas Kuh
Mary Connelly
Carlos K. Amarillo
Guadalupi Comanche
Joseph E. Stuart
el Paso
Ella Malis
Gabriel Colunga
Dolores Domengues
Jose Barboa
Pirtleville
Ruby Maratew
Fairbanne
Ayer
Weetes Saeenatea
Ayers
Ets
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