Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-20
RECORDER BUSY
 FILING PAPERS
One Hundred and Two Come flor Record During
 Single Day

TOMBSTONE. April 19.-Business continues to pile into the office of County Recorder owen E. Murphy with eaon succeeding day, and many Instruments are being fled for re cord with that official, who, with the assistance of his efficient stan oi deputies is successfully keeping abreast with the work.
 On Monday of this week a record was witnessed in the office, when one hundred and two instruments were filed for record from various parts of the county, and a glance over the blotter Of the office will reveal the fact that never before in the history of the county have as many instru' ments been filed in a single day.
 Inc nited States has granted to the estate of Martin Costello, de ceased. a mining patent to the Frenchman, Frenchman No. 2, Hiland Mary. Piedmont, Quail Millionaire and North Star mining lodes, located in the Turquoise mining district.
 A patent has also been granted to LaRose Bonebrake for the southeast II of section 27, township g south, of range 27 east and containing f60 acres.
 Thomas Burns has also been awarded a patent 10 the south one half Of the southwest One-Guarter of section 1. and north one-half of the northwest one-quarter Of section 9, township l3, south of range 2S. east, and containing 160 acres or land
 Fred c. Streeter has secured Q pat ent for the northwest One-quarter Of section 2S in township 12, south of range q east, also containing l60 acres of land.
 During the month Of March eleven patents granted by the United States government were filed for record.
 Since the first of January 257 min fnr location notices have been re- corded in Cochise county 12i or which were recorded during the month of March. The following were recently filed:
 J. J. Wein, three claims situated in the Johnson mining district. three miles west of Russelville.
 II. s. Chamberlain, one mine, sit uated in the Chiric8hua mining dis ttict. two miles west of Cochise Head. in Wood canyon.
 T R. Brandt, two mines, situated in the Hartford mining district.
 Fred Hedbers, four mines. situated in the Warren mining district
 NJ F. McLclaud, one mine, situat' ed in tue Warren mining district.
 Charles Hauron hos deoded 10 George II. Hewitt a group of ten claims situated in the Warren mining district
 Allen r. Harris ct ux have disposed of a ure-half interest in the Angel Fraction mining claim in the War reu miuiur district 70 James l. Brooks.
 The force of deputies of tee sher- if's office is now at work in the field summonding grand jurors an" witnesses who will report for the summer term of the superior court m Tombstone next month.
 Assessor F. \. Hughes and his stan of deputies are in different parts "i the county on the annual assessing tour for the present year, and woFh will shortly be commenced in making up the original tax rolls for the pres ent year 4.
 It is expected that tnc board oi sur= isors will erect several new iudfciai precincts iu the county in the very near future. it being understood +haf several voting precincts are to petit!on for the establishment ot the same.
 County Surveyor ]. :. McNeish was in the city today from the northwest, ern uart of the county, where he IS at ureseut making several surveys O. new county highways.
 The ofice force of the clerk ol the hoard of supervisors has been busy during the past several days in WTit in and mailing warrants TOT me month of March. and it is understooa that the same cover several EunoTeu i'm number. making it necessary 70 work several hours each eFehIls That business is on the increase u this
 The volume of work transacted daIis tv Clerk Maclay and his assistant A C. Karger.