Co pale Records of Cochise County Land Transfers
A collection of Cochise County records detailing quit claims deeds mortgages satisfactions and transfers. Entries list parties such as Wm Embler W E Tester Ellen Neel H Campbell Mingle Dohn and others with Cochise or Douglas properties noted along with sums ranging from 10 to 3000 dollars and various land and estate actions including patent deeds and chattel mortgage items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Embler
McDonald
W. Jones
A. Stacey
Douglas Property
Douglas Investment Co
H. Campbell
GH. Kelly
Ellen Neel
R. E
H. Granton
Bank of Bisbee
G. Yonkers
Douglas
May Morfoot
Jennie Greathouse
Chattle
J. Whalahan
W. E. Tester
Earl McKinney
Detroit Automatic Scale Co
Neen
Arizona and Mexico
Mra
Emma Clark
Portal
Patent
United States
Ethan Washburn
Convicted Bootleggers Barred From Voting In Tombstone
The 22 men convicted of bootlegging, recently moved to Tombstone, were not allowed to vote yesterday. Sheriff Harry Wheeler stated the prisoners were under his custody and could not leave jail without a superior court order, of which none was issued. The notice covers a wide range of local property transfers and business dealings listed in the docket.
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Ing
Tombstone
Harry Wheeler
New Cases Filed in Superior Court
Multiple 19th century docket items list cases filed in superior court including replevin actions between 1571 E Gautbeir and Hef. Tern Company for $860, probate and guardianship petitions with bonds and monthly allowances, and guardianship orders in Deuxton BC. Also mentions appeals from JP Court, several divorce petitions, and letters of administration postings for various administrators.
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E Gautbeir
Aamr
Hef. Tern Company
Mary Maxfield
Hall
Barnes
Guardian
Deuxton
Hatchell
Looking Backward Twenty Four Years In The Mine
A fragmentary retrospective notes residents returning from travels to California New York and Oklahoma. Mentions J H Slaughter Nellie Walsh W C Oneil and B Heyman. Reports on mining camps Tombstone Benson and phases of territorial development with scattered personal updates.
Yaqui Raid Prompt Panic in Nogales Mexico and Threats
Early Sept 12 in Nogales Sonora alarms sounded as Yaqui raiders were reported near the town. Officers restored order while observers on the hill southeast of town sighted shots and many Americans moved toward Nogales Arizona. Mexican troops stayed on alert while scouts sought Yaqui positions.
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Nogales
Sonora
Arizona
Tombstone News In Brief A Mixed Local Update
Subpoena confusion arises as Conway from Dougias reports to Superior Court before jurors notified. Accidents include Grant Warner thrown from a motorcycle with bruises. Dr Hughart provides first aid and Warner rests easy. Mrs Scribner returns from Louisiana to Tombstone after six months away. Schools open with large enrollment. plans for class assignment underway. Local citizen S L Hart plans move to Tucson. Mickey Stewart seeks Congress on Republican ticket, deemed a renegade Democrat. Col Win Herring returns from Prescott. A Wentworth improving, to return March 16. Henry Stave reports injury from horse fall. Miss Kitty improves in Ventura after visit with aunt. T A Atchison dies at county hospital. public school celebration badge design discussed. H G Howe back from Bisbee with mining claims. City Hall flag at half mast for Atchison. Burglary at Peerless Pool Hall. $4 in change and jewelry stolen. no clues yet. Mrs Igo leaves for Turner ranch. Tombstone Rifle Club range work completed and will begin practice. Judge W A Fowler and family visit Bisbee. Peter N Windes from Gleeson in town. John Bishop from Nogales visits his mother. Supreme Judge D L Cunningham and Mrs Cunningham vote in Tombstone. they return yearly. Mrs M A Ivey returns from Los Angeles improved health. Supervisor John Rock winds up southern campaign. Tombstone supporters optimistic. Announcement of a feature at the Sheff Wednesday night.
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Henry Stave
C. C
Mine Nettle Rafferty
California
Miss Kitty
Ventura
T. A. Atchison
Atchison
Tombstone
C. B. Kelton
Ralph Thompson
States Public Service Company of Chicago
America
Dmy
Get
H. G. Howe
Bisbee
Copper Queen Company
Town Yester
W. A. Fowler
Gleeson
Peter N. Windes
Cat Meman
Nogs
John Bishop
Nogales
Joe Bishop
D. L. Cunningham
Cunningham
Old
Judge
Candidacy Tours and Local Campaigns Across Cochise County
County officials candidates travel through Bisbee and Douglas for primaries, while Sheriff Wheeler returns from Chiricahuas to rest. Deputies and residents arrive for votes, stage collision near Tombstone prompts repairs, and Sheriff Wheeler departs to Apache to pursue robbery suspects amid campaign support. Francis Goodman and Win Janson visit St David on business, and Republican leaders escort candidates through Tombstone en route to Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Goodman
Win
Chris Janson
St David
Hayden Heads to Arizona to Cast His Vote
Hurrying home to Phoenix for the primary vote Hon. Carl Hayden travels via the Golden State Limited, passing through Douglas. He and Mrs Hayden are met at the depot by Postmaster Hawkins and local friends. Hayden notes Maine’s early returns suggest a Republican edge, but says Democratic prospects remain hopeful for the nation and party managers, citing past Maine voting trends and Wilson’s 1916 anomaly.
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Carl Hayden
Hayden
Douglas
Golden State Limited
Phovnix
Mayden
Lynet
HL Hawkins
Harry E. Pickett
Geo. HH. Kelly
LR. Haltey
Bisbee
Osborn
Woodrow Wilson
Twain
Democratic candidate D O Neil visits Tombstone
Cochise representative candidate D O Neil from Douglas toured Tombstone on Saturday. A friend predicted he will win the Cochise nomination by a large majority.
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D. O'Neil
Cochise
Douglas
Tombstone
O'Niel
Arizona Regiment Gathered at Naco in Camp Assembly
Douglas September 11 The First Army Infantry mobilization at Naco is complete. Morenci Company M and Casa Grande Company I are among the last to arrive, uniting the regiment in one camp for the first time in over two months. Officials note possible regimental tactics training though muster out date remains uncertain. Depletions have reduced numbers as men leave after full enlistment terms or due to family responsibilities and some students are discharged.
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Phoenix
R. W. Stone
Ishor
Arizona
Chamber of Commmerce
United States
Alaska
New York
Iowa
Michigan
Douglas
Morenci
Hich
Roosevelt Dam
Playstaff
Casa Grande
Arizona Regiment
Mexican Boy Arrested For Burglary In Douglas
Manuel Perra a 19 year old Mexican youth was jailed awaiting a preliminary hearing on burglary charges after being caught Monday night by a guard at the El Paso and Southwestern freight depot and Railroad Officer Patterson while breaking into a carload of cutter. Coffee thefts were suspected but lacked enough evidence to convict. A sharp watch was kept over the car. Perez allegedly broke the seal and entered the car when arrested.
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Douglas
Manuel Perra
el Paso and Southwestern Freight Depo
Patterson
Mt W
Perez
Tave
Wanted Young Men With Nerve For Advancing Careers
Wanted young men with nerve for good pay and short hours. Opportunity for travel and advancement. Apply to advance to positions advertised in this notice.
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ADV Tt
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Cochise County
L. Shattuck
Land
Three Bar Cattle Co
H. Ets
G. Bu
M. Trew
M. Crawford
D. Crawford
Allen
John Wilson
Cunnick
S. F. Bowser & Co
Luce & Tucker
F. Bowser & Co
Leitch
S. F Bowser & Co
Harper
J. Negri
H. Clark
Anna Morgan
Wilcot
We. Taniy Deed
G. Purnell
Loretta Pattit
H. Peterson
R. Lose
Deed Warren Co
Marguerite Murry
Warren Prover
M. R. West
Dora Beebe
First National Bank of
Cattte
J. Boons
Central Bank of Phoenix
Willcox
D. Garcia
Brunskick-Balke-Col Fender Co
E. Anderson
Holman
J Cummings
Kimball
F. Arzberger
H Kimball
A. Cook
R. Scott
G. Strickland
Dora M. Beede
E. Mason
M. Fondy
Hedberg
H. Rearder
P. D. Mere Co
H. Carwon Et al
M. Saks
Bank of Douglas
M. Davis
Fanny Trumbull
W. Bennett
G. Reed
R. Briechie
Mabel Jennings
L. Nelson
Bank of Benson
R. Stoehee
Marija Ruplech
G. Campbell
W. Pierce
W. Jennings
F. Briechle
G. Mason
C. Housel
J. Speed
L. Kimpton
C. Harris
R. Todd
U. Housel
F. Gloster
Naco
T Ward
Pearl Buckwalter
Warren Company
Warren
Lombo
Eliza Erlin
A. Memern
Apportan
Margaret Tomlinson
Helen West
H. Gobbie
D. Thuran
J. P. Court
Lessie Martin
C. Martin
Grace English Va. C. Eng. Nah
Atverss
Onca
J. H. Slaughter
Colorado
Nellie Walsh
Trover
Palmer Seamans
Misnwurih
W. C. O'Neil
The
World’s Fair Commission
Fom
Mohave County
Fly
Wm. Legsit
al Howe
Clairemont
Cal
Pomona College
Boiler Plate
B. Heyman
Chamber of Commerce
Heyman
Canada
Oklahoma
Joe McPherson
W. C. Parsons
City
D. J. Bausfield
Wm. Branch
Benson
Insane Asylum At
J. A. Montandon
FOR Trade
Conway
Dougias
Superior Court
Hal
Grant Warner
Flach
Bud Sparka
Warner
Hughart
Hmana
8. L. Hart
Tucson
Hart
China
San Francisco
Mickey” Stewart
Flagstaff
Congress
Sullivan-Corbett
Col Win. Herring
Prescott
A. Wentworth
Fairbank
Ben Cook
Northern Pacific
Densmor
H. Stillwell
Coffman
Batle
Ordus
RM. Abril
6Th Street
Abril
Bravin
Ranch
Tombstone Rifle Club
John Rock
Mr Rock
Stone
Waven
Tim
Bisbee and
Wheeler
J. H. Macla
Sue Custal
Snerun Natry Rafferty
Sheri Percy Bowden
Len
Justice Court
Johnny Stone
Tri
Bisbee-Tombstone
Walter Thomas
Thomas
Dick Trozeni
Oneasenger
Harry Barty
Harry
Apache
Prospector
ST. David
Rob Tummins
Old Tombstone
Mr. Tummins
Tom Cumapher
G. H. Smalley
Doane Merrill
Bisbeesd Douglas
A. Hardner
County Central Committee
John Profitt
Elias Summery
William Rigsway
Riggs
Old Cochise
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