Notice of Public Land Claims and Selections
Public land notices from the U S Land Office Phoenix dated July 1916 announce James F Doling of Fort Huachuca as claimant for Home stead entries and witness list for August 31 1916 at Tombstone Arizona. Additional notices declare state grant selections Nos 467 476 and 477 with serial numbers and tracts in Maricopa Yavapai Coconino counties and later a separate isolated tract public land sale of SE% Section 28 T208 R28 G and 5th Meridian with bidding set for September 18 at 10 a m on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Phoenix
Arizca
General Land Office
R. S
Peter N. Windes
ROB & Meridian
Arizone
James F. Fleming
Buena, Arzons
Arizona Land Office Notices of Grant Selections and Protests
The State of Arizona files grant selections for bonds payment in Maricopa Pima Yavapai and Coconino Counties with lists 400 405 46 496 and serial numbers 030208 020278 050731 630731. The notices invite protests during five weeks from publication and list tracts across townships ranges and sections. Dated Phoenix May 8 1916 and July 24 1916 with first publications in May 21 1916 and July 30 1916 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maricopa
Pima
Yavapai
Coconino Counes
General Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Go & SR OM
Phycula
Arena
Tate
Coconino
Towit
T. Ts SR
Rome
NWA NW
Notice for Public Notice of Final Proof in Arizona
Public notice from the United States Land Office Phoenix dated August 15 1916 announces W White of Turner Arizona intends to complete three year final proof for Homestead Entries 022858 and Addl H E 025418 in sections 6 7 township 218 range EB G 3 W. Witnesses Reinhold Haug John Rock Jared Trejo Ernest Grafall. First publication August 20 1916. Also a state land selection notice lists serials 030797 090799 for county bonds and university purposes with described townships and sections. Publications dated August 17 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
James F. Doling
Fort Huachuca
Meridian
Intex
W. A. Fowler
A. S
Tombstone
Richard Rea
James M. White
Arthur J. Landers
Frank R. Haug
Turner
Thomas F. Weedin
Register
Dpartment of the Interior
U. S&s. Land Office
Ariona
James W. White
U. S
Reinhold F. Haug
John Rock
Jared Trejo
Ernest Grafall
Ari
U.S. Land Office
James T. Williams
Fairbanks
Township
E.G
R. Meridian
E.G. & SR. Meridian
Jared D. Taylor
Bisbee
Stobert L. Jones
Buena
Ved. Cook
Erat W Cook
Public Land Notices and Local News Roundup
Notices from the Arizona land office announce filings for three year final proofs by various individuals from Buena Turner and Fairbanks, with names including Harry W Wilcox Bert Robertson and Thomas McBride, plus brief reports on bullion shipments from Bunker Hill and local officials travel and a legal case involving the sale of liquor to Indians near Fort Huachuca. The page also covers regional transport routes, a new baby, and routine county business such as a sheriff and traveling salesman visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Turner
Joe Larrieu
Fowler
Porter
Tucson
Robinson
Sherif
Harry C. Wheeler
Bisbee and Douglas
Wheeler
Jegion
Wheeler Explains W's 1980es In Answer
In a letter to voters, Sheriff Jimmy McDonald defends cooperation with Sonora officials and the U S troops on the border. He argues stronger laws and local enforcement are possible without outside aid, praises colleagues including Sam Hay and General Calles, and states no third term. He notes wage changes and calls McDonald a good official while urging better state laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee Review
McDonald
Sonora
Maldonado
Brooks
Cananea
Salcedo
Call
Arizona
U.S
Douglas Chamber of Commerce
U. S
Davis
United States
McDould
Furs
Exports From Sonora Reach Two Million Peso Mark
In Douglas on August 31 fourteen shippers were listed as the mineral export through Agua Prieta reached two million pesos for August. Cananea district shipments show nearly a million pesos more, with El Tigre sending 20 bars of bullion and gold and silver worth about 1,151,900 pesos. At Naco August Cananea exports totaled 59 cars with 219,050 pounds of concentrates and 1,857,150 pounds of copper valued at 987,200 pesos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Sonora
Agua Prieta
Canau Om
el Tigre
Naco
Cananea
Benson Labor Day Good Roads Dance Promises Large Turnout
Word from Benson reports the Good Road Boosters will host a Labor Day dance in the Auditorium Hall to raise funds for road construction. The Ivey Orchestra will provide music as Tombstone and neighboring towns promise strong attendance, building on last year’s success. Proceeds previously funded local improvements and the event is expected to draw a “ner ry” crowd for a worthy cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Benson Wood Roads Boosters
Genyon
Tombstone
Ivey
Benson Boosters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congress
Phoebi
Lote
Low
Register U. 8
Land Office
John J. Birdno
Register US
Land Offier
Receiver US
U. 8. Land Office
U. 8
Land Ome
Thomas ¥. Wredin
Phoenx
State OF
US Land Office
Land Ofc
Its
Harry W. Wilcox
B. G
Wim. A Fowler
Altena
Bert Robertson
William W. Meaughlin
Herbert M. Thompson
C. Collin Knoles
Bunker Hill Co
Bunker Hil Company
Express
Selby Smelting Works
Selby
Cal
DouKlas Gray
Tombstone Mining Vas
Borderland
Chamber of Commerce and Mines
el Paso
G. W. Utey
Phelpe Dodge Wholesale Department
W. A. McSparrow
Papa Bill
Tombstone Prospector
Calles
Santa Cruz County
Columbus
New Mexico
Texas
Down
California
Jimmy McDonald
Sam Hay
Good Roads
Benson Labor Day
Fred Friedwald
Wright
Cochise County
Sombatone
Las
Ork
Sopersisor
Karger
Howe Tast
Mo Karner
Bas Ug
Clurk
Stiu
Martin
Boston
City Park
Gout
New York
Los Angeles
A. Amundsen
Colton
Francis Staniger
Bert Beach
Frisco
Grace Gallen
Vlatives
Locat
A.J. Holden
Lewis Springs
Mr. Holden
Mr. Reeves
1St. Street
Benson Roosters
J. M Sparks
Douglas Gray
Douglas, Jr
Tim Scanlon
Vera Smith
Scanlon
Miss Smith
Helen Scanion
N. A. Patterson
Douglas International
Walter Thomas
Mr. Patterson
Thomas
EL Paso Brewing Ass’n
EL Paso, Texas
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