Records of Cochise County Property Transactions
Property deeds mortgages and releases filed in Cochise County include transfers of Tombstone Douglas and Willcox properties among individuals and firms such as Frank Fenderson KW Byrn Jobo Powell Charles White Bank of Douglas Erickson Bank of Douglas and others. The list covers warranty deeds sat isfactions of mortgage powers of attorney and related filings with numerous monetary values and property locations noted across Tombstone Douglas and surrounding areas.
El Paso Invites for October 19 Statehood Celebration
Official renouncement confirms a joint statehood celebration in El Paso to welcome Arizona New Mexico into the union. Festivities start October 19 and run for three days with governors Sloan Mille Gopaston Colquitt among those invited to attend.
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el Paso
Arizona
New Mexico
Sloan
Mille
New Mexco
Gopaston
Chumahue
Col_quitt
Texas
Estate Matters and Local Notices Appearing
Filed Estate of Ler Ross appointing Sept 5 1911 for probate and letters. Estate of Alexander Wight appointing appraisers. Estate of Archie E Rhoades decree settling account and discharge. Heire Mary Christopher named with estate cash 865.81. Estate of WS Butler decree. Tax claim by W Hicks collector on back taxes 135.44 at Bisbee. For sale cheap a No 4 Smith Premier typewriter in good condition. Contact K Prosrectou a PL ocTS tmz.
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Ler Ross
Wm Clark
B A Miller
Alexander Wight
BW Lemon
Roy Powell
Wm D Moomonier
Archie E Rhoades
Heie
Mary Christopher
WS Butler
Sait No
Ariz Lex Rel
Hicks
Bisbee
Doings In the District Court Proceedings and Orders
A district court session led by Associate Justice Fletcher M. Doan discharged Warren Ranch Company and Hawell Smith et al. from the federal civil docket. Attorney Kingan was appointed to prosecute after Morrison recused, and several divorce cases were granted. The docket included livestock board petitions, jury selections, and multiple bench orders including receiverships and bail adjustments.
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Federscoarte
Fletcher M. Doan
Kingap
Tucson
Sgeiet
Warren Ranch Company
Hawell Smith
United States
Joseph E. Morrison
Howar
A.smith
Kent
Kingan
Ethel Tilton
Lyle Tilton
JW. Wadkins
Mary Wadking
Ols Hawkins
Frank Hawkins
S. Maramon
Miguel Mar
Teabelle Kaster
Dean
Tribunal of Justice
Saniie Board
Ee Gomuen
August Barun
Wer King
WK Meade
A. Wentworth
E M Hawes
CE Fredricks
CL. Cummings
War Lutley
Fred Reed
Sem Johnson
T H Jones
J.J Pearce
Bert Macis
Telin
Sime Galleo
Harry A Fisk
Floyd Smith
N Jobo Ruck
DP Hickey
Pete Eddy
Edgar H Reever
Adm
Laura M. Blackledge
Admurz
Edna M. McGeverke
Bisbee Light & Power Co
City of Bisbee
H Jacks
D. L. Cunningham
Kirkpatrick
Lond
J. L. Powell
National Bank of Touron
Esme
Three Year Terms Proposed for Arizona Officials
A discussion by an Arizona attorney indicates that if Arizona becomes a state in 1912, the next general election would occur in 1914 and officials elected then would serve 1912, 1913, and 1914. This would grant a three year term instead of a two year term as initially expected.
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Arizona
Ariaina
Arizona Suffragette On the Job
Mrs James Garsio a prominent club woman from Yana Arizona visits during a summer stay to study the Carolina suffrage campaign. She plans to return to Arizona to engage in the suffrage movement there.
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Los Angelus
James Garsio
Yana
Arizona
Garvin
Aribye
Thunderous Cochise Poem Recalls Storm and Battle Imagery
A distorted verse paints Cochise land as a stormy sea with thunder, lightning, and cannon like battle imagery. It likens clouds to a navy of stratus and cumulus, ends with sun breaking through a rainbow as a moral lesson.
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Old Cochise
Neptune
Fire damages Arizona Insane Asylum near Phoenix
The Arizona State Insane Asylum on Tempe road three miles west of Phoenix was partially destroyed by a fire early yesterday. The damage is estimated at 45,000 dollars, insured for 25,000 dollars. The Board of Control will rebuild with a 50,000 dollar appropriation. patients were moved to temporary headquarters supervised by Governor R. E. Sloan.
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Board of Control
Stenent
R. E. Sloan
Tenpe Road
Eset
Phoenix
Denver
Chronic Constipation Cure Claim Touts Candy Cathartic
An ad touts a “cure” for chronic constipation with Candy Cathartic laxative tablets. It promises guaranteed relief and warns against bulk purchases, labeling the product as genuine and effective. The tone resembles early medical patent remedy advertisements.
Willcox Fair urged by prominent citizen and mining news
Douglas figures foresee a big Willcox county fair next week with a strong racing program. ore shipments from Silver Thread and Lucky Cass mines begin, and Tonto Tombstone activity includes travel, school exams, and local visits as several residents plan upcoming trips and meetings.
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TD Pulgham
Willcox
Iaim
Figham
Leon L Moise
San Francisco
Uncertain Taft Proclamation on Arizona Statehood Date
Rumor holds the tentative December 12 date for Arizona enabling act. Theprog confusion over elections and tenure spurs talk of an earlier date. Governor Sloan investigates options but no definite action or proclamation by Taft is confirmed before year end.
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Arizona
Taft
Goern
Sloan
Tombstoner to Undergo Second Operation
Word received today from Bisbee says the second operation will be upon Geo Raffrty of this city who is now at the Copper Queen hospital. The patient, days since, was successfully operated on the liver and now appendicitis trouble is to be removed by thoracic kitchen Koe. The operation is expected to be made tomorrow.
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Bisbee
Geo Raffrty
Copper Queen Hospital
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to Tombstone community
The Swarts family thanks Tombstone residents for sympathy and kindness shown after the loss of husband and father. They also thank Ariton Lodge No 4K of P for their support and appreciation.
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Tombstone
Arituon Lodge
G. W. Swarts
Madero Proposes Progressive Unity Ahead of Arizona Primary
The piece notes Madero as a progressive, the Arizona Progressive Democrats aiming for unity by October 24 primary date, with plans to broaden candidate fields and a Pickett senatorial boom gaining traction. It mentions Cochise as a winning standard bearer and argues longer three year terms for first state officers would spur patriot candidates to run.
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Madero
Mexico
Arizona
Cochise
Arizona’s senator and terms debate in Prescott columns
Editor Rogers compares Arizona’s political crisis to a crucifixion and resurrection, arguing the Judge Trust cross must be faced to defend republican government from Taft, Hitchcock, Cameron and Knute Nelson. Col. H. L. Pickett of Tombstone is named as Arizona’s first senator in the discussion.
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Hell
Arizona
Taft
Hitchcock
Cameron
Knute Nelson
Col. H. L. Pickett
Tombstone
Col Pickett of Tombstone Nominated for Arizona Senate
A Phoenix Saw editorial endorses Col H. L. Pickett as Democratic candidate for the first U S Senate from Arizona. The piece praises his war service and Jefferson Jackson fidelity, predicting strong home county support and noting his eloquence and unpurchasable integrity.
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Phoenix Saw
Cochise
United States
Sun
Col H. L. Pckett
Tombetone
Arizona
Col Pickett
Jefferson Jackson
Grasshopper Plague Hits Beans Near Cochise
Grasshoppers, described as torpedo shaped and about a finger long, swarm near Cochise and south of Bie bee, devouring bean crops, with one claimant reporting complete destruction of his acre. Plants around James McBride’s Werren ranch suffer as hoppers threaten flowers and more fields. Similar damage reported at St David.
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Biebee
James McBride
Werren Ranch
Mc McBride
St David
Advertised Letters to be Called for at Lambbstone Postoffice
Week ending August 19 1911 letters for Antrea Ma Lorens2 Martinez Tau tino Lopes and others. Postmaster Paaven D. Cxame notes date of advertisement. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is listed in the notice.
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Lopes
Antrea Ma Lorens2
Martinez Tautino
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