Warmast y Deeds and Property Transfers in Cochise County
Records from Cochise County show several instrument filings with the County Recorder. Transfers include Guadalupe Parada to Francisco Sacma Ben son. Dionet ox to Blanche E Benton Douglas property.International Land and Improvement Co to MJ Cunningham and JS Douglas. Gabriel Mercado Douglas property. Grijalbe Grijalta Nanez Grijalba Arturo Grijalta to Bertriz Grijalhe Fricker. John Lepnow to Helen Trent. WE Landers to EA Folsom and WS McKnight. Wm A Woil to Copper Queen Mg Co. probate entries for Branwick Riggs and estates of C Radovich and Francinca de Martinez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Land and Improvement Company
MJ Cunningham
JS Douglas
Gabriel Mercado Douglas Property
Rees O.grijalbe
Frenncise Grijalta
Nanez Grijalba
Arturo Grijalta
Bertriz Grijalhe Fricker
Tucson Sees Path to New Transcontinental Rail Line
The Tucson Citizen reports strong signs that Tucson will join a new transcontinental route. It notes John D. Spreckles plans San Diego to Yuma progress, with connections from Benson east to El Paso linking to Rock Island lines. A three-way collaboration among Spreckles, Phelps Dodge, and Rock Island could leave only about 300 miles to complete between Benson and Yuma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
John D. Spreckles
San Diego
Yuma
Benson
el Paso
Rock Island
Spreckles
Phelps Dodge
Popular Tombstone Couple Are Wedded
A marriage license was issued today to John Kimball to wed Hattie Beach in Tombstone. Friends surprised the couple at the train, then joined at the Huachuca Water Co. reservoir for the ceremony with Mrs Hoagland, sister of the bride, as a bridesmaid. The newlyweds plan a six week honeymoon in California before returning to Tombstone to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kimball
Tombstone
Hoaglard
Huachuca Water Co
Hua
Copper Price Seen At Eighteen Cents, Market Hope Grows
A mining man returning from Eastern cities said copper prices should be fixed around eighteen cents before September. He spoke after meetings with Greene Cananea Amalgamated and Phelps-Dodge officials, noting an expected agreement between producers and manufacturers to stabilize prices and renew confidence after a sixty day decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Canones Company
Awslgamated
Phelps-Dodge Company
Phelpe-Dodge
Green Cananea
Amalgamated
Bisbee Brokers Create Crash In Bisbee Assignment
A Bisbee financial crash arises as Duey and Werlock assign their business for creditors to Richard F. Wood and Joseph E. Morrison. A $20,000 surety bond backs the assignees. liabilities reach about $75,000 with assets near $10,000. Morrison, a Bisbee attorney, and Wood, longtime firm bookkeeper, filed in Tombstone after a fire and market slump sparked fear and rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duey &Werlock
Bisbee
Tombstone
Richard F. Wood
Joseph E. Morrison
Dean
Duey
Morrison
Bisher
Eame
Recorder's Office
Fim
Catherien
Paul- Footos
Dugg
Dusy
Sa ‘Ignets
Mr. Morrison
Sarabia Sues for Damages in Kidnaping Case
Manuel Sarabia, via Keamler Parsons of Douglas, files a civil action in Tombstone for $20, naming Antonio Mare A S J Shropshire Sam Hayhurst J F Dowdle J L tmugh Lee Thompson and a constituent company of Serantos Pa and the surety on Shropshire’s bond. The complaint recounts sensational events from the Sarabia kidnapping case and cites newspaper coverage as part of the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keamler
Iife
Saratia
Shropehire
Colonel Greene Denies Harriman in Sierra Madra Pacific
The article reports Colonel Greene denies Harriman's involvement with the Sierra Madra Pacific railroad. Judge A B Pail confirms Greene and Nickerson control the line while George D Cook Co finances it. A deadly accident at Roosevelt Dam claims J C Broughton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Harriman
Colonel Greene
Sierra Made & Pacific
Harriman
Greene Railroad
A. B. Pail
Nickerson Hase
Frank J Cheney sworn to pay for catarrh cures
Frank J Cheney of F J Cheney & Co a Toledo firm swears as senior partner he will pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn December 6 1886 before A W Gueason Rotary Public. Cure taken internally acts on mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials free.
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State of
Onto
Totepo
Leas Cousry
Frank J. Cheney
Itasue
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
J. Chesney
A. D
A.W. Gueasox
Rotary
Hall
F. J. Cnexey & Co
Ohio
Following the Flag Health Motto in Cuba and Philippines
Willie T. Morgan, a retired U S A Commissary Sergeant from Rural Route 1 Concord NH, recalls two years in Cuba and two in the Philippines and credits Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption with keeping him healthy. He touts it as the best medicine for coughs colds bronchial troubles and all lung diseases priced 50 and 100 with a trial bottle offered.
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Cuba
Philippines
Willie T. Morgan
U.S.A
Concord Noh
Baseball at Douglas Draws County's Largest Crowd
The Elk e of Douglas and Tombstone nine met in a season opener that drew the county's biggest crowd, with Crabb and Crook strong on the mound. Jones starred for Tombstone with three hits and two steals, while Douglas benefited from Melgren's sharp pitching and a late surge sparked by errors. Final not fully stated due to crowd noise and errors, with Tombstone dropping a tight contest.
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Elke of Douglas
Tombstone
Mets
Crabb
Crook
Reiss
Null
Jones’ Vale
Douglas
Wip Melgren
Wiszard
Kimberlan
Dougherty
Tomtetone
Kelly
Ekie
Uip
Megren
Jones
Bates
Cook
Dougjae
Bistee
Blair
Boowell
Simpson Mines Near Patagonia Show Copper Rich Ore
Ollie Simpson today received ore samples from the Simpson group of mines near Patagonia. Tombstoneites show strong interest as reports indicate potential for a major producer. The samples are rich in copper sulphides and highly regarded by observers. Three claims exist with plans for substantial immediate development.
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Ollie Simpson
Simpson
Patagonis
Oil Smelter in Operation at Denver Disturbs Arizona
Louis Ezekiel of the Ari zonal Smelting Company announced a Denver oil smelter is processing copper ore from Arizona. He stated the firm has purchased substantial ore, shipped it to Denver, and paid mine owners full value, with no deductions for smelter charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Ezekiel
Arizonal Smelting Company
Benson
Ezekile
Denver
Arizona
Touching救 story of baby saved by Dr Kings New Discovery
A Cumberland Maryland father recounts his one month old daughter’s dire throat illness. Two doctors gave up but after four bottles of Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds she improved and recovered completely. The Yama lodge of Eagles boasts over a hundred members. A Clifton Granameon town man was arrested for cat stealing.
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Geo. A. Eyler
Cumberland, Md
Dr. Kings
Bottie
Buy a Box Tonight A Listless Ad Across Time
An OCR fragment urges readers to buy Cascarets Candy tonight as a laxative, mentioning a box purchase and druggists. The text is garbled with stray phrases and incomplete branding, reflecting a faded mid-century advertisement style.
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Ana
Teachers Taking Examinations in Cochise County
The Cochise County applicants for teacher certificates undergo regular examinations before County School Superintendent J A Rock and a single male candidate, Mr Hassler of Douglas, among twelve registrants. The process unfolds under strict territorial rules with papers sent to Phoenix for board review, and the list includes Edinalesen Nenham Rausberger Thomas Remner Scott Quarles Manley Burke Oliver Ko Speir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Schoo
J. A. Rockfellow
Hassler
Douglas
Territorial Board
Phoenix
Questia
Terite
Cochise County
Mise Edinalesen
Bessie Nenham
Minnie Rausberger
Cora B. Thomas
Lena M Remner
Sallie L. Scott
Ese Quarles
Sarah Manley
Mires
Katherine W. Burke
Mise
Lolv Oliver
Edna Ko Speir
J. C. Hassler
Mining town notes and regional life in early Arizona
Fred Wald visits Dragoons to oversee mining property while Upton travels via Mexico to Los Angeles on business. Albert Detullers from Holy Siauke mines promotes mining activity in Santa Cruz, with new dining properties opening. Good rains boost ranges in southern Arizona, making grass and water plentiful after years of drought. Douglas proclaims itself Arizona’s largest city with a population around 4000. Notable visits include D. L. Cunningham and wife from Galesburg and Chas McHenry, a Tombstone mining figure, renewing ties. Local events include Cochise Club meeting, hail and rain in Tombstone, and bids for a well drill on Beacon’s Industrial School reserve.
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Albert Detullers
Pategonia
Santa Cruz
Dr. Bacon
Los Angeles
California
Chas McHenry
Tombstone
Globe
MeKenry
Arizona National Guard Visiting Ohio
Col James H McClintock reports Capt Allaire commander of the Arizona rifle team at Camp Perry Ohio writes that the team is well and enjoying the trip. They have comfortable quarters good food and receive excellent treatment. The captain says the Arizona men are well behaved and have caused no trouble and he is proud of Arizona and its soldiers.
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James H. McClintock
Allaire
Arizona
Camp Perry
Ohio
Phoenix Republica
Governor Kibbey Declines to Talk on Train Liquor Licenses
The Arizona question of whether counties can force railroads to pay a $300 license per train to sell intoxicants on the line is disputed. Governor Kibbey says he has no instruction and no answer, leaving the issue to courts or county negotiations with railroads. Also noted is a comet visible to residents, altering its tail nightly and brightening in the coming week.
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Arizona
Raiload Compaunies
Pima County
Southern Pacific Railroad
Aruons
Kibbey
Labor Day Festivities In The Smelter City
Large Tombstone contingent returns from the Douglas Labor Day celebration on the noon train while others head home tonight. A hose team race saw Douglas win in 204 seconds. Tombstone and Bisbee runners encountered several accidents but none serious. Van Truax of Bisbee injured an ankle. Tombstone runner slightly bruised. Ball game excitement with Tombstone errors and several players hurt by the ball. Ed James hit in the left eye by a bounce ball. Tombstonettes enjoyed the day at the Smelter City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Douglas
Bisbee
van Truax
Ed James
Tombstonettes
Work on New Arizona Railroad Scrambles Toward Eastern Outlet
The San Diego Union reports that within the next seven days dirt will fly on the San Diego and Arizona railroad project. The line from San Diego to Yuma is slated to take about two years to complete, with over one million dollars already spent on rights of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
California
Proposed Contest For Arizona Bands
A letter from territorial fair officials proposes a November contest at the territorial fair with first and second prizes. They expect $1,000 to be spent on prizes and a judge if five or more bands enter, urging bands to respond promptly with their participation plans. Grokse Tromä, Secretary.
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Uth
Fair Commission
Grokse ‘Troma
Yuma Valley Honey Shipping Upbeat Despite Demand
Yuma valley honey commands strong demand in markets due to unusual sweetness. About three carloads will be shipped this year, signaling a buoyant period for the local honey business and indicating a thriving, albeit evolving, market at the season’s peak.
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Yuma Valley
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Guadalupe Parada
Francisco Sacma
Dionet
Blanche E Benton Douglas
John Lepnow
Helen Tren
T Bill OF Fale
WE Landers
EA Folsom
WS McKnight
Copper Queen Mg Co
Branwick Riggs
C Radovich
Francinca de Martinez
Sarabia
J. C. Broughton
Hoosevelt
Base
Joe Manning
Raun
Hite
Crable
Vase
Moore
The
Yama Lodge of Eagles
Clifton
Granameon Pty
Fred Wald
Hhs
Dragoons
Sad
Upton
Fromluhuaius
Mexico
Arisona
Douglns
D. L. Cunningham
Cunningham
Galesburg
Alabama
A. H. Gardner
E” Horn
A. J. Perking
W. G. Gilmore
Cochise
Elub House
Ho McGill
Dougla
Territorial Board of Control
Beacon
Illinoia
Story
Lima
Claud Boyd
Arizona National Guard
Ayer
Ayers
Bere
Arizona Railroad
A. Ferry
Ce Patrery Mich
E. Burlingame 4 CO
Assai
Caves Assay Co
Court Place
Colo
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