Records of Cochise County Instruments Filed With the County Recorder
Listings of multiple real estate and mining相关 instruments in Cochise County including deeds mortgages releases and assignments. Entries involve Douglas Bisbee Naco Warren Apache Pass and other districts with owners purchasers and lenders named. includes estate proceedings bankruptcies incorporation notices and district court actions.
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LS McGirk
Alex Kennedy
Hedberg
Katie Kenyoe
Jerse Wood
Douglas
le Roy White
Birdie Miiee
Loray
Elsime
Warren Dist
A Downs
T Dwyr
John Kindment Realty Co
Thomas Jones
Natural Bridge Found in Northern Arizona
A Utah Archaelogical Society expedition reports a 274 foot span natural bridge in northern Arizona four miles north of the Colorado River. Fossils on top suggest ancient giant wildlife. rare cliff dwelling pottery and baskets are noted as trophies. A local option election petition circulates in Tempe and a sorghum stalk 10 feet long is reported from Agua Fria valley with crops growing to unusual sizes.
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Tombstone Baseball Team Praised After Tucson Visit
The Tombstone players earned wide esteem in Tucson with manly conduct and clean play. Fans recalled a 2 to 0 Tucson win, a rain-shortened 5 to 1 game, and a notable defensive stand by Venter Fichter Gallen. Tunson praised Tombstone for good sportsmanship and hospitality.
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A New Handshake Arrives From Arizona in Boston
A Gila Monster Arizona cattleman introduces a regional greeting in Boston where the right hand remains near the hip while the left hand extends to clasp. He explains that at home he never offers the right hand to avoid exposing his weapon, a habit from his western upbringing. The Arizonan’s people also greet with the left hand and a quiet saying howdy as the right hand subtly moves back.
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Lost Explorers Missing in Ice Caves Near Flagstaff
Flagstaff dispatch reports John Mohlenhap of Newark Ohio and JS Price, recent arrivals, lost in ice caves ten miles south of Flagstaff. They entered caves days ago with full gear. search parties failed to locate them and recovery is considered likely. A relief mission entered but retreated to the extreme cold. Another attempt will be made to find the missing pair. Also noted: Yuma city workers form a royal chapter of the International Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees and Albini, famed as Hermans the Great in magic, to perform in Phoenix starting Sept. 14.
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Newark
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Patent Granted for Non Refillable Bottle Invention by Cottereon
Washington patent attorneys certify patentability for a non refillable bottle by BOM Cottereon of Phoenix. The design features three balls in the neck that regulate liquid flow based on orientation, allowing output when inverted but blocking intake. Additional inventions include a tamper evident envelope and a sidewalk spectacle machine offering customized glasses after a coin test.
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Valuable Acquisition to Tombstone Bar
Harry Pickett, son of Col. H. L. Pickett, arrived from the east and will practice law in Tombstone. A University of Virginia graduate, he recently passed a demanding examination in the law department and joins Pickett & Bowman, expected to be a notable presence in the state.
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H. L. Pickett
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Chilly Pole Calling Card Dispute May Split Cook and Perry
A confusing pole dispute over which man left a calling card at the north pole sparks expected squabbling. The Prosrector warns of sending an Arctic correspondent if facts remain unsettled and asserts its imprint on the claim.
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Drys Win in Two Precincts in Yavapai County
In Walker and Kirkland precincts of Yavapai County, voters favored the dry option by strong margins. Kirkland reported 23 for and against, while Walker showed 34 for and against, effectively prohibiting liquor sales under the new general law. No election trouble occurred and enforcement spans two years. Plans emerge for a sagebrush baseball league including Bisbee, Douglas, El Paso, Tucson, Tombstone, and Phoenix.
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Tombstone People and Visits Highlight County News
Tuesday's paper notes Ken Aredicteturned to Sulphur Springs after a short county stay while Metfugh in Bombstoun visits parents and friends. Many locals, including Mrs J P Rafferty and Harry, returned from Los Angeles. John J Pearce came from Poste district mines. Charles R Howe and family visited California and Seattle.
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Territorial items of interest condensed
A roundup of Arizona items notes railroad contracts awarded and personnel moves. Highlights include a Parker to Bengal rail line awarded to Scott Swish White St Louis firm, a Panama medal presented to a canal worker, Governor Sloan naming LB Christy as a bank supervisors convention delegate, De Win Wylie returning to Phoenix after world navigation, and a Phoenix warehouse robbery reported with intoxication noted. Also mentions Tucson auto race proposal, Yuma county valuation milestone, Clifton copper plant foundation, a Red Book story by Will Robinson, broker Frank J OBrien bail, a 50 acre alfalfa tract swept by flood near Wickenburg, Emancipation Proclamation anniversary events for Phoenix colored community, P J Sillier as Yuma county supervisor clerk, church branch mission to Prescott, and G H Madden resigning as Yuma public school principal to Nogales.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Cure for Catarrh
How's This We offer miy Munarea Vollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that Cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure J. Cuexex & Co Toledo We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for 15 years and vouch for his honorable business conduct Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon blood and mucous surfaces Testimonials free Price 50 cents per bottle Sold by all druggists
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Mining Notice in Turquoise District Arizona 1909
Public notice by D W Baows and T A Baows that they hold mining claims Geronimo Little Jap Little Hope Homestake and Headlight in Turquoise Mining District Ochise county Arizona dated June 10 1909. They state they will not be responsible for labor supplies or other expenses furnished or contracted during the term of the bond to W C Humphrey or assigns.
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Douglas
Arizona
Geronimo
Little Hope
Turquoise
Ochise County
W. Humphrey
D. W. Baows
T. A. Baows
Irrigation Committee Plans Arizona Tour After Denver Session
A Cheyenne dispatch reports the Senate Irrigation Investigation Committee will tour irrigation projects after its Denver session on October 31. The excursion will include Southern California and Arizona stops, with visits to Phoenix and Yuma and possibly Tucson.
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Regular Quarterly Teachers Examinations
The regular quarterly teachers examinations are now taking place before County School Superintendent over, and the following named are applicants for teachers certificates: H C Dobbing Benson Margaret Pyne Benson Jesse Marth Cochise Almer Jenkins Cochise Mra Carrie Robinean Wilcox Lillian Erickson Dos Cabrzas Bessie Marvin Don Caberas Margaret Lanson Pearce A B Weat Douglas Fannie Q Fletcher Hereford Christie Schultz Hereford G F Murray Bisboe Lynnie McDonald Willcox May Dillman Whitewater Aileen Smith Dougine Elizabeth Holzer Fairbank
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Benson
Margaret Pyne
Jesse Marth
Cochise
Almer Jenkins
Mra Carrie
Robinean Wilcox
Lillian Erickson
Dos Cabrzas
Bessie Marvin
Don Caberas
Margaret Lanson
Pearce
A B Weat
Douglas
Fannie Q Fletcher
Hereford
Christie Schultz
G F Murray
Bisboe
Lynnie McDonald
Willcox
May Dillman
Whitewater
Aileen Smith
Dougine
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Fairbank
New Litigation Filed Today in Bisbee Court
Two new suits were filed in the district court this morning. The First National Bank of Bisbee sues J Lewandowski for debt on a note, seeking judgment for 1,484.05 plus interest and costs. Richardson Doan are attorneys for the plaintiff. The second case is Joseph Progh e vs Thomas P Cowan to quiet title to mining claims in the Turquoise mining district. French and Stephenson appear for the plaintiff.
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J Lewandowski
Arizona Silly Pipe Dream Story Emerges From Boston
A Boston piper tale claims vast pipe dream schemes threaten Arizona. Eastern reporters spread the absurd story, provoking laughter in Arizona yet cited as delaying people and funds from the state. The item signals how sensational tales deter investment and travel.
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Bisbee Boy Wounds Playmate in Quarrel Over Ties
Fernando Dominguez, 11, was shot and badly wounded by Willie Engle, 10, in Bisbee on Monday after a boyish quarrel over Engle telling on him for T3 tacks. Engle claims Dominguez threw stones and that the gun discharge was accidental. Dominguez’s face and left side were peppered. Engle is a local former Tombstone youth.
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