Correspondence and legal case files,
1893-1917, relating to the career of Everett E. Ellinwood, John Mason Ross, and their law
firm Ellinwood & Ross. Ellinwood's personal correspondence only encompasses 1906-1908,
while Ross' is from 1906-1917.
Collection Number:
MS 303
Language:
Materials are in English.
Repository:
University of Arizona Libraries, Special Collections
University of Arizona
PO Box 210055
Tucson, AZ 85721-0055
Phone: 520-621-6423
Fax: 520-621-9733
URL: http://speccoll.library.arizona.edu/
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Biographical Note
Everett E. Ellinwood
Everett E. Ellinwood was born July 22, 1862, in Rock Creek, Ohio. He attended Knox College
from 1882-1885 and took the law course at the University of Michigan shortly after. He was
admitted to the bar of Illinois in 1889 and moved to Flagstaff the following year, where he
engaged in private practice for three years. In 1893, President Cleveland appointed
Ellinwood to the US District Attorney for the Arizona Territory, a position Ellinwood
retained until 1898. During his tenure as District Attorney, Ellinwood located both his home and office in
Tucson. Following his return to private practice, Ellinwood successively had offices in
Flagstaff, Tucson, Prescott, Bisbee, and Phoenix. In 1905, the law firm of Hawkins,
Ellinwood, and Ross was formed in Prescott by John J. Hawkins, John Mason Ross, and
Ellinwood. The following year Ellinwood assumed duties as general attorney for the Phelps
Dodge industrial and mercantile interests in Arizona and New Mexico, which included the
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Corporation and Store.
Ellinwood left the firm in 1907 to move to Bisbee and was joined there by Ross in 1910. It
was then that the firm of Ellinwood and Ross was formed. A previous firm, Hearring, Sorin,
and Ellinwood reached it dissolution in January 1909, however Ellinwood remained in close
contact with all of his former law partners. Ellinwood and Ross continued on in Bisbee until
1929 when the main office was moved to Phoenix. A branch office continued in Bisbee until
1935. Other prominent clients included the El Paso and Southwestern Railroad Company, the
Model Gold Mining Company, W. H. Taggart Mercantile Company, Babbitt Brothers Mercantile
Company, and the Arizona Lumber and Timber Company.
Ellinwood considered himself a conservative Democrat and his influence in the political
concerns of pre-statehood Arizona are not inconsiderable. He was a delegate to the
Democratic National Convention in 1892 and was chairman of the Democratic Territorial
Committee in 1900-1902 and 1904-1906. He was a significant force in the writing of the state
constitution at the Constitutional Convention in 1910 but declined to sign the final
document due to its allowing for the recall of the judiciary. In 1926, Ellinwood was an
unsuccessful candidate for governor.
Additionally, he served as president of the Phoenix National Bank and the Phoenix Savings
Bank and Trust Company. From 1897 to 1911, he was Arizona Commissioner for the promotion of
uniform laws in the United States. He also served two terms on the University of Arizona's
Board of Regents. His son Ralph E. Ellinwood eventually was a partner with William R.
Mathews int he purchase of the Arizona Daily Star from Phelps Dodge in 1923 and acted
as its editor until his death at the age of 37 in 1930. E. E. Ellinwood died of a chronic
heart ailment in his Tucson home on August 8, 1943.
John Mason Ross
John Mason Ross was born in Davis County, Indiana in 1874. He graduated from Stanford
University in 1897 and engaged in private practice in California for three years until
relocating in Prescott. There, Ross associated himself with John J. Hawkins, following which
Ross became a partner in Norris, Ross, and Smith. In 1905, Hawkins, Ellinwood, and Ross
formed in Prescott. When Ellinwood accepted the duties of general counsel to Phelps Dodge,
he left and the firm moved to Bisbee. The task as counsel to Phelps Dodge was a complex one
and in July 1910, Ross joined Ellinwood in Bisbee and in partnership. Ross followed
Ellinwood from Bisbee to Phoenix in 1929 and remained there until Ellinwood's death in 1943.
J. M. Ross died of a heart attack in Laguna Beach, California, on August 2, 1944.
Scope and Content Note
Correspondence and legal case files, 1893-1917, relating to the career of Everett E.
Ellinwood, John Mason Ross, and their law firm Ellinwood & Ross. Ellinwood's personal
correspondence only encompasses 1906-1908, while Ross' is from 1906-1917. Business
correspondence dates from 1898-1917, and includes legal concerns from their separate
practices, as well as the firm. Selected political correspondents are George W.P. Hunt,
Joseph H. Kibbey, and Marcus A. Smith. Selected lawyer correspondents are Richard E. Sloan
and Thomas J. Norton. Case files include general files and El Paso and Southwestern Railroad
files. The records are fragmented and do not cover all aspects of their careers.
It is the responsibility of the user to obtain permission to publish from the owner of the
copyright (the institution, the creator of the record, the author or his/her transferees,
heirs, legates, or literary executors). The user agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the
Arizona Board of Regents for the University of Arizona, its officers, employees, and agents
from and against all claims made by any person asserting that he or she is an owner of
copyright.
Series I consists of correspondence that has been divided into three subseries.
Subseries 1 includes E. E. Ellinwood's personal correspondence, which details his
opinions in letters to and from several leading figures in the political arena. His
family life is represented by a number of letters to and from the headmasters of the
schools in which his son, Ralph, was enrolled. Additionally, Ellinwood's personal
business correspondence is filed here.
Subseries 2 includes the personal correspondence of John Mason Ross. Represented here
are letters to and from friends and family plus a number of letters dealing with
political interests of the state, and to a lesser extent, on a national level. Previous
law partners, college friends, and fraternity brothers are also represented, as are
letters dealing with his legal work outside of the firm and Ross' financial concerns in
assorted stock and mining ventures.
Subseries 3 includes ongoing business concerns of the firm Ellinwood and Ross. Files
predating the firm deal with legal concerns handled by both Ellinwood and Ross are
included. There is also correspondence between the Bisbee and Tucson offices of Herring,
Sorin, and Ellinwood.
These records are fragmented and do not cover all aspects of either Ellinwood or Ross'
career, nor are they a complete representation of the years 1906-1910. Also not
represented are the records from Ellinwood's tenure as US District Attorney or the
University of Arizona's Board of Regents.
This subseries includes holographic and typewritten correspondence to friends,
family, political contacts, business concerns and private legal consultations
including requests for transcripts of cases and opinions as well as concerns for the
disposition of effects as executor of an estate. Political correspondents include
Joseph H. Kibbey, Governor of the Arizona Territory, regarding the statehood fight and
a proposed bullion tax bill, Geroge W. P. Hunt, Marcus A. Smith, John Whiteside, and
Judson Harmon, Governor of Ohio. Morris Goldwater corresponds with Ellinwood regarding
the possible parole for a prisoner in the Territorial Prison. Additional
correspondents include fellow lawyers, T. J. Norton, J. M. Ross, F. W. Sisson, and
Richard Sloan. Correspondence regarding the selection of delegates to the National
Democratic Convention is also represented.
This subseries contains letters to and from individuals detailing the political
climate of the state. Samuel Platt, the deputy secretary of state of Nevada, makes
many inquiries of Ross and encourages him to seek a seat in the US Senate. His reply
is candid in answering Platt's questions. Herbert Whitton, court reporter for Napa and
Sonoma counties in California, corresponds on matters regarding prohibition,
bootlegging, and the Industrial Workers of the World, and "the Bisbee method" of
dealing with striking miners. Ross, unlike Ellinwood, was a Republican and there is
correspondence dealing with the state and national Republican Party. In addition,
Ross' private legal correspondence outside of the firm is filed here. The major
correspondents include Hugh Brown, Olaf Longacre, T. J. Norris, and Frank Smith.
This subseries includes correspondence, telegrams, and papers relating to the general
operation of the firm including those dealing with the taking of depositions, evidence
submitted, plea bargains, case extensions, taxes, rental properties, and
naturalization difficulties. Additionally, correspondence to and from previous law
firms, former law partners and businessmen is included. The larger files here are
Walter Douglas, S. W. French (General Manager of the El Paso and Southwestern
Railroad), W. H. Brophy (General Manager of the Copper Queen Consolidated Mercantile
Company), W. B. Kelly, Alfred Lockwood, and Reese Ling. Major clients such as the
Babbitt Brothers Mercantile Company and the Model Gold Mining Company are represented
as well as minor clients and supporting companies such as the Gibson Abstract Company.
Of interest is a Code Book which was used in the telegraphic transmission of coded
messages relating to business interests. Interspersed throughout the business
correspondence are various coded telegraphs, some of which are partially
translated.
box
folder
4
1
A, 1901-1906
4
2
B, 1906-1908
4
3
Babbitt Brothers, 1902-1904
4
4
Brophy, W. H., 1906-1908
4
5
C, 1899-1908
4
6
D, 1899-1906
4
7
Douglas, James, 1907-1908
4
8
Douglas, Walter, 1906-1908
4
9
E, 1899-1911
4
10
Expense accounts, 1906-1907
4
11
F, 1908-1910
4
12
Flora, W. Kirk, 1907-1908
4
13
Follett, W. W., 1900-1901
4
14
Foster, W. C., 1900-1901
4
15
French, Stuart W., 1906-1908
4
16
G, 1908-1911
4
17
Gibson Abstract Company, 1906-1908
4
18
Goodrich, Ben, 1906-1908
4
19
H, 1898-1908
4
20
Hawkins and Franklin, 1907-1909
4
21
Hawkins, Ellinwood, and Ross, 1906-1908
4
22
Herring, Sorin, and Ellinwood, 1906-1909
4
23
Herring, Sorin, and Ellinwood, 1906-1909
4
24
Herring, Sorin, and Ellinwood, 1906-1909
box
folder
5
1
J, 1903-1912
5
2
K, 1899-1908
5
3
Kelly, W. B., 1907-1908
5
4
L, 1906-1911
5
5
Ling, Reese M., 1906-1908
5
6
Lockwood, Alfred C., 1906-1908
5
7
M, 1905-1908
5
8
Mills, C. E., 1906-1908
5
9
Model Gold Mining Company, 1899-1905
5
10
N, 1907-1908
5
11
Notman, George, 1906-1908
5
12
O, 1906
5
13
Osborn, William Church, 1906-1908
5
14
P, 1907-1908
5
15
R, 1905-1917
5
16
Receipts (various), 1907-1916
box
folder
6
1
Code book, 1907
6
2
Reid, Frank C., 1906
6
3
Root, R. T., 1900-1907
6
4
Ross, John Mason, 1906-1908
6
5
S, 1900-1908
6
6
Simmons, H. J. (El Paso and Southwestern), 1906-1908
Series II consists of case files Ellinwood and his partners worked on during their
legal careers. Subseries 1 includes information relating to the El Paso and Southwestern
Railroad Company. Most notable in this series are the two folders dealing with the
miners' strike in Bisbee in 1907.
Subseries 2 includes general case files, which makes up a majority of the collection.
Topics in these files include right-of-way concerns, writs of garnishment, disputes on
freight charges and damaged contents, suits filed by ejected passengers, plus a suit
against the railroad for violating the Safety Appliance Act of 1893, which prohibits the
moving of railroad cars with damaged coupling mechanisms.
These records are fragmented and do not cover all aspects of either Ellinwood or Ross'
career, nor are they a complete representation of the years 1906-1910. Also not
represented are the records from Ellinwood's tenure as US District Attorney or the
University of Arizona's Board of Regents.
This subseries includes case files, legal papers, and correspondence relating to the
legal interests and concerns of the El Paso and Southwestern Railroad Company
(EPSWRR). Most notable are files concerning the lawsuit against the Bisbee Miners
Union on regard to a 1907 strike. Orders to desist picketing, correspondence, fliers
and broadsides are located in these files. The regular order of business is detailed
in the remainder of the case files which concern the garnishment of wages, railroad
right-of-ways, suits resulting from deaths related to the railroad, complains of lost
baggage and damaged freight, suits brought by ejected passengers, and a suit brought
against the company for violating the Safety Appliance Act. Cases are arranged
alphabetically by plaintiff's last name.
box
folder
7
1
L. W. Alexander v. Arthur R. Maxwell and EPSWRRC, 1909
7
2
W. W. Anderson v. EPSWRRC, 1907-1908
7
3
William Cowan v. EPSWRRC, 1909
7
4
Michael Donohoe v. EPSWRRC, 1906-1909
7
5
EPSWRRC v. Bisbee Miner's Union, 1907-1908
7
6
EPSWRRC v. Bisbee Miner's Union, 1907-1908
7
7
EPSWRRC v. Cochise County, 1907-1908
7
8
Allen R. English v. EPSWRRC , 1906-1907
7
9
Daniel Gallagher v. EPSWRRC, 1907
7
10
John E. Gardner v. EPSWRRC, 1907
7
11
Angela Dias, et al v. Andrew Scott and EPSWRRC, 1907
This subseries includes legal papers and correspondence dealing with individual and
corporate cases undertaken by either the firm Ellinwood and Ross or individual
partners. Corporate clients include The Arizona and Timber Company, Aztec Land and
Cattle Company, Babbitt Brothers Mercantile Company, Bank of Bisbee, Bank of Douglas,
City of Bisbee, Haywood Cattle Company, Model Gold Mining Company, Santa Fe Pacific
Railroad Company, W. H. Taggart Mercantile Company, etc. These cases concerned
bankruptcy pleadings and cases, depositions, evidence, case extensions, demurrers and
injunctions. Various individuals also consulted with the firm on such issues as
divorces, garnishment of wages, wrongful death suits, right-of-ways, and
naturalization. Files are arranged alphabetically by plaintiff's name.
box
folder
8
1
Saxon S. Acker v. L. W. Quinlan, Justice of the Peace of Flagstaff
Precinct, Coconino County, Arizona, 1900
8
2
Application to purchase timber within the forest preserve by J. M.
Dennis, 1899
8
3
Arizona Lumber and Timber Company v. David Connor, 1898
8
4
Arizona Lumber and Timber Company v. Mohave Gold Mining Company of
Arizona, 1905-1906
8
5
Arizona Lumber and Timber Company v. Santa Fe, Prescott, and Phoenix
Railway Company, 1893
8
6
Arizpe Mining Company, 1906-1908
8
7
Aztec Land and Cattle Company Ltd. v. The County of Coconino, 1904
8
8
Aztec Land and Cattle Company Ltd. v. The County of Navajo, 1904
David Babbitt v. Grand Prize Copper Co., 1902-1904
8
11
David Babbitt v. Grand Prize Copper Co., 1902-1904
8
12
David Babbitt v. Grand Prize Copper Co., 1902-1904
8
13
David Babbitt v. Grand Prize Copper Co., 1902-1904
box
folder
9
1
Bank of Bisbee v. William P. Bardshar, 1909
9
2
Bank of Bisbee v. Bisbee Light and Power Co., 1909-1910
9
3
Bank of Bisbee v. Charles Saygol, 1907
9
4
Bank of Bisbee v. J. M. Hayden, 1907
9
5
Bank of Bisbee v. James Murphy, 1908
9
6
Bank of Bisbee v. W. A. Lucas, et al, 1907
9
7
G. C. Barry v. W. W. Clark, et al, 1907
9
8
Thomas Bassford v. The Santa Fe and Grand Canyon Railroad
Company, 1900
9
9
Thomas Bassford v. The Santa Fe and Grand Canyon Railroad
Company, 1900
9
10
W. F. Boardman Company v. The Orpheum Company, 1907
9
11
Robert M. Bond v. Arthur J. Edwards as administrator of the Estate of
Edward P. Hayden, deceased, 1901
9
12
M. L. Boner v. Melvira Boner, 1901
9
13
Cormack E Boyce v. Martha A. Boyce, 1899
9
14
C. E. Boyce v. J. C. Phelan, et al, 1899
9
15
Jobe R. Braziel, et al, v. Bisbee-Naco Water Company, 1906-1907
9
16
Ezra A. Brenizer v. R. T. Root, 1893
9
17
W. H. Brophy, Assignee of Bisbee Plumbing Company v. The Orpheum
Company, 1907-1908
9
18
Abel Buckey v. White Hills Mining and Milling Co., 1902
9
19
Ernest Carter v. R. C. Powers, et al, 1901
9
20
Citizens Building and Loan Association, Articles of
Incorporation, 1894
9
21
City of Bisbee v. Ben Frackenberg, et al, 1906
9
22
City of Bisbee v. Helen C. Larson, et al, 1908
box
folder
10
1
Cochise County v. Angela Dias de Hansen, et al, 1907-1908
10
2
Susan Cosgray, guardian of Lillie S. McCarty v. Grand Lodge, Ancient Order
United Workmen of Arizona and New Mexico, 1902
10
3
County of Coconino v. N. A. Cameron, 1909
10
4
County of Coconino v. E. S. Clark, undated
10
5
Deed from J. M. Dennis to A. M. Conrad, 1898
10
6
J. M. Dennis Lumber Company v. C. A. Rice, et al, 1898
10
7
J. C. Duff v. T. H. Wagner, 1900-1901
10
8
P. J. Farley v. Yavapai County, undated
10
9
Neill B. Field, Receiver of the New Mexico Savings Bank and Trust Company
v. W. H. Ney, et al, 1899
10
10
Frazier v. Bisbee Water Company, 1908
10
11
John M. Gardiner v. John J. Gardiner, 1897
10
12
George Giker v. White Hills Mining and Milling Company, 1896
10
13
Nat Greer v. W. W. Clack, et al, 1903
10
14
W. H. Hardy v. Michael Scanlon, et al, 1903
10
15
Haywood Cattle Company, 1902
10
16
J. E. Hoffman v. Consolidated Printing and Publishing Company, 1908
10
17
Kate Hollihan v. Patrick Hollihan, 1897
10
18
Isaac N. Hollister v. Lloyd B. Christy, 1902
10
19
C. E. Howard v. E. B. Perrin, on appeal, 1902
10
20
C. E. Howard v. E. B. Perrin, on appeal, 1902
10
21
Eva Hunter v. Warren B. Hunter, 1899
box
folder
11
1
In the matter... application for right-of way, 1903-1906
11
2
In the matter... application of the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Co. for
additional station grounds at Bellemont, Arizona, 1897
11
3
In the matter... application of the Southwestern Railroad of New Mexico for
dissolution, 1904
11
4
In the matter... assignment of Bisbee Plumbing Company to W. H.
Brophy, 1907-1913
11
5
In the matter... assignment of R. J. Torpey to W. H. Brophy, 1908-1911
11
6
In the matter... contest of election for the Office of Justice of the
Peace, Cochise County, George Hardiker v. Ben Rice, 1906-1908
11
7
In the matter... Estate of Frank Billing, deceased, 1907
11
8
In the matter... Estate of George M. Boyd, deceased, 1908
11
9
In the matter... Estate of Israel M. Foster, deceased, 1904
11
10
In the matter... Estate of guardianship of Gerald F. H. Delamer,
minor, 1906
11
11
In the matter... Estate of Charles A. Miller, deceased, 1908-1910
11
12
In the matter... Estate of Daniel Nichols, deceased, 1908
11
13
In the matter... Estate of Edward O. Rouzer, deceased, 1908-1909
11
14
In the matter... Estate of Primitivo Vasquez, deceased, 1907
11
15
In the matter... Petition of Lloyd B. Christy for Letters of Administration
of the Estate of Jared Woodbridge, deceased, 1901
11
16
Isle of Pines, undated
11
17
Peter Johnson v. D. W. Semple, 1907
11
18
Morgan J. Jones, et al v. Mark D. Roachford, et al, 1899
11
19
J. F. Kasler, et al v. John Sullivan, undated
11
20
W. B. Kelly v. C. E. Taylor, 1905-1908
11
21
James A. Lamport v. Mose Messicks, 1904
11
22
Harry Lovin, Sheriff of Mohave County v. T. C. Lake, 1903
11
23
Harry Lovin, Sheriff of Mohave County v. J. D. Richardson, 1903
box
folder
12
1
Mine and Smelter Supply Company, 1905-1906
12
2
C. A. McDonald v. Cochise County, 1906
12
3
Robert Meara v. Territory of Arizona, 1897
12
4
Model Gold Mining Company, various legal papers, 1902-1905
12
5
Model Gold Mining Company, various legal papers, 1902-1905
12
6
Model Gold Mining Company v. J. H. O'Grady, 1907
12
7
Model Gold Mining Company v. R. C. Powers, et al, 1901
12
8
David H. Moffatt, et al v. County of Mohave, 1903
12
9
David H. Moffatt, et al v. County of Mohave, 1903
12
10
David H. Moffatt v. F. S. Dennis, as Treasurer and Tax Collector of Mohave
County, A. T., 1903
12
11
David H. Moffatt v. E. R. Patterson, 1901
12
12
David H. Moffatt v. White Hills Mining Company, 1902-1903
12
13
Mount Union Gold Mines Company v. M. J. Cox, undated
12
14
John Mulligan v. Harvey Hubbs, 1903
box
folder
13
1
John Nau, et al v. R. T. Root, 1896
13
2
John Nau, et al v. R. T. Root, 1896
13
3
Northwestern National Bank, et al v. B. N. Freeman, 1894-1896
13
4
James O'Brien v. Model Gold Mining Company, et al, 1905
13
5
J. H. O'Grady v. Model Gold Mining Company, 1906
13
6
People of California v. W. S. Ward, 1897
13
7
Gregory Perkins Jr. v. W. H. Taggart Mercantile Company, 1902
13
8
E. B. Perrin v. C. E. Howard, 1901
13
9
E. B. Perrin v. C. E. Howard, 1901
13
10
E. B. Perrin v. The Howard Sheep Company, 1898
13
11
Robert Perrin v. Edward Amar, et al, 1898
13
12
Phoenix Construction Company v. City of Prescott, 1901-1902
13
13
Phoenix Construction Company v. City of Prescott, 1901-1902
13
14
Pinal Mutual Irrigation Company, 1911
13
15
Jennie Pynter v. Esaw Pynter, 1901
13
16
Proposed City Ordinance, Prescott, Arizona, 1904
box
folder
14
1
Daniel Reardon v. Model Gold Mining Company, et al, 1902-1905
14
2
Daniel Reardon v. Model Gold Mining Company, et al, 1902-1905
14
3
Frank J. Reddy v. Southwestern Mining and Reduction Company, 1897
14
4
Walter G. Reese v. Frank W. Hubbard, et al, 1903
14
5
Charles F. Roberts v. J. M. Dennis, 1899
14
6
Joseph I. Roberts v. Yavapai County, undated
14
7
E. F. Rogers v. Arizona Lumber and Timber Company, et al, circa 1899
14
8
Max Salzman v. Charles F. Roberts, et al, circa 1899
14
9
Santa Ana Mining Company, 1898
14
10
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company v. Arizona Cattle Company, 1900
14
11
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company v. Henry S. Buckner, 1898
box
folder
15
1
Michael Scanlon, et al v. David H. Moffatt, 1898-1903
15
2
Michael Scanlon, et al v. David H. Moffatt, 1898-1903
15
3
Anson H. Smith v. C. F. Schoonmaker, et al, as Common Council of the Town
of Chloride, Mohave County, Arizona, 1904
15
4
Southwestern Improvement Company v. Bisbee Improvement Company, 1909
15
5
Fred Stephens, et al v. J. F. Derrick, 1904
15
6
W. H. Taggart Mercantile Company v. John Barry, 1895
15
7
W. H. Taggart Mercantile Company v. O. D. M. Gaddis and J. E.
Perry, 1899
15
8
W. H. Taggart Mercantile Company v. Manuel Martinez, et al, undated
15
9
Mabel J. Trezise v. Darcy Trezise, 1907-1908
15
10
The Territory of Arizona v. Pedro Abeytie, 1905
15
11
The Territory of Arizona v. James Abshire, 1896
15
12
The Territory of Arizona v. S. E. Adams, 1905
15
13
The Territory of Arizona v. Ben Blachard, 1905
15
14
The Territory of Arizona v. The Board of Supervisors of Yavapai
County, 1904-1905
15
15
The Territory of Arizona v. J. F. Daggs, et al, 1898
15
16
The Territory of Arizona v. John Drain, 1898
15
17
The Territory of Arizona v. Eshom, undated
15
18
The Territory of Arizona v. Bergino Gonzales, 1902
15
19
The Territory of Arizona v. Fred A. Guimond, 1901
15
20
The Territory of Arizona v. Charles Hackett, 1897
15
21
The Territory of Arizona v. Martin Hart and Ed Carlin, 1906
15
22
The Territory of Arizona v. Indian Alfred, 1905
15
23
The Territory of Arizona v. Robert Meara, 1902
15
24
The Territory of Arizona v. Charles Morgan, 1905
15
25
The Territory of Arizona v. William B. Oliphant, 1905
15
26
The Territory of Arizona v. Francisco Robles, 1905
15
27
The Territory of Arizona v. Fred L. Roemer, 1905
15
28
The Territory of Arizona v. George Samec, 1905
15
29
The Territory of Arizona upon relation of E. S. Clark as District Attorney
of Yavapai County v. George H. Scherman et at, Supervisors of Yavapai
County, 1903
box
folder
16
1
The Territory of Arizona v. James R. Sias, 1904
16
2
The Territory of Arizona v. Tom Simmons, 1897
16
3
The Territory of Arizona v. A. L. Sims, 1901
16
4
The Territory of Arizona v. James P. Storm, 1904
16
5
The Territory of Arizona v. John Wineland, 1908
16
6
The Territory of Arizona v. G. H. York, 1904
16
7
Tucson Building and Loan Association, undated
16
8
James Twigge v. David H. Moffatt, 1898
16
9
Unidentified, ca. 1890s
16
10
Union Hardware and Metal Company v. Santa Fe Railroad Company, et
al, 1900
16
11
United States of America v. Lee Blasingame, 1902
16
12
United States of America v. Peter Camou, 1902
16
13
United States of America v. Robert B. Hegardt, et al, 1908-1909
16
14
R. E. Von Osten v. The Allen Manufacturing Company, 1906
16
15
John Vories v. Arizona Lumber and Timber Company, 1894
16
16
T. H. Wagner v. J. C. Duff, et al, 1904
16
17
Williams S. Walters v. Robert Cuthbertson, 1907
16
18
The White Hills Mining and Milling Company, 1896
16
19
Annie Williams v. Richard Jones, 1904
16
20
A. M. Willis v. A. T. Field and J. F. Wattron, 1894-1898
16
21
Yavapai County v. James P. Storm, as Treasurers, etc., et al, 1901
