The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1907-10-10
Documents Filed For Record.

/ nled Tor record at the county seat,
compiled by Abstractor Fred Dysart:
H. C. Usher to H. w. Bishop, deed.
$4,000, NV NV, % and part sw sw and
lot II, sec. II. ! :, p e, s. acres.
B. B. Adams and wife to H. G.
Usher, deed. $3.50, lots II, Is, 16, Il.
Parks add, S)lomonville.
w. J. Parks and wife to II. c.
Usher, deed, S25, lot l; blk. ,, Parks
add, Solomonville.
H. c. USHER to Alice n. McAlister,
deed, 800, lots 13, IA, Is, 16, II, blk.
,, Parks add, Solomonville.
R. T. Hill and wife to Geo. H.
Chase, deed, $40, 1Ox2O rods in sw, ,,
: $, p e.
D. Jones and wife to Brigham Y
Stewart, deed, $50, NV Sc, 10, I 5,
26 e.
Joseph Cluf and wife to L. A.
Adams, deed, 500, l-5 acres in ne,
80, 6 5, % e.
John c. Molder and H ]. Degenar
to New York-Arizona Gold and Cop
per Co., deed, 500, Is claims in Cop
per mt. dist.
Joaquin PAdilla claims 160 acres s
miles sw of Billings Wells.
D. T. Hooks and wife to w. B.
Fonda, deed, $3.50, 35 acres in ne NV,
b, s 5. 26 e.
w. B. Fonda to Chas. A. Rodine,
deed, S4OO, same.
James T. Htdreth ct al to S. w.
Lard, deed, $3.50, 4O0x22O feet in sw,
II, s s. IS e.
G. G. Truesdale and r. NJ. Davis
to Louis Ferber, deed, $500, claim in
Copper mt. dist.
Maxine Telles to CIriaco TeIles,
bill of sale, $500, . horses.
George H. Crosby, Jr., is appointed
deputy district attorney.
f. O. Bacon and A. L. Campbell
locate claims in Copper mt. dist.
L. 0. Bacon to C. N. Catlin, deed,
300, / of 2claims in Copper mt. dist.
James Langerman ct al to F. o.
Bacon and G. N. Catlin, deed, 800,
2-5 of claims in Copper mt. dist.
John Cline and wife to Frank Rich
ardson, deed, $500, tract in part
ne /, 20, 5, p e.
Charles NJ. Layton and wife to
Joseph f. Freestone, deed, SlOS,
27 acres in Sc, Is, Is, 26 e.
Joseph F. Freestone and wife to
John w. Freestone, deed, 81, same.
Sixto Molina claims 100 acres of
Gila river near mouth of Bonita
creek.
A. L. Campbell ct al locate claim
in Copper mt. dist.
I.P Campbell locates claims in
Copper mt. dist.
Nelson p. Beebe and wife to A. R.
Lynch, deed, $1,000, 20 acres in ne, Is,
I ;, 26 e.
H. B. Bryce and wife to r. A.
Bryce, deed, 500, 10 acres in lot 9,
sec. u, 6 s, "a e.
H. B. Bryce and wife to Reuben
Bryce, deed, 5000, 10 acres in ne sec.
! u, S, "A e.
J. c. Ottman to First National
Bank, bill of sale, $40, furniture, etc.
in lodging house on a. c. Co. lot 9,
Metcalf.
Robert Brock and wife to John w.
Stages, deed, 500, lots ;, 4, >, Z, blk.
10, West Clifton.
Following its announced Intention
to carry out a policy of retrench-
ment, the Tombstone Consolidated
Mines company laid off a large num-
Der of its working force and has
ceased to operate the Tranquility.
Silver Thread and Tribute shafts.
The number of men affected by the
lay-off will probably reach close TO
fifty. 1t is announced by one of
those in charge of the work that the
rule of retaining in employ all those
who are men of family and who own
their own homes in Tombstone has
been followed where possible and
practicable. y number of men for
merly employed in the Silver Thread
and other shafts where work has been
suspended were put on at the Boom
shaft, the principal working of the
company. Numbers OF those who
found themselves out of employment
are leaving for other parts, many OF
them going into the Dragon mining
district where development work is
more active than in any other section
of Cochise county. Owners OF prop
erty are already complaining of the
effects of this recent slump which
has left them with vacant houses
) where a few weeks ago the income
} from property interests was probably
as high if not higher than in any
: other part of the county. No les:
than score of houses are already
: vacated and it Is proba BILE that other:
will be without tenants before the
end of the present month.-Review
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