Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-23


ness last Monday. Engelhart returned
the following day.
r. S. Clinch, of Clinch and Antunez,
went to Fronteras on Mondays train,
Clnch is a mining and civil engineer
and went to Fronteras to survey some
mining property.
A. Oppenheim and wife of Pilares
were among the passengers on Mon :
days train, Mrs. Oppenheim being TAX
en- to the Copper queen hospital in
Bisbee where she will undergo minor
operation.
Old Timers of Nacozari will be in
terested to hear of the marriage of
Kenneth Mcintosh to Mrs Paul O'Day
in New York City. The marriage took
place on the 2srd of August. Mcintosh
was employed in the concentrator for
some time, later being transferred to
the general office. He left Nacozari
about ofur years ago.
Among Tuesdays arrivals was Now
Sing, prominent Chinese merchant of
Aqua Prieta, who spent the day here on
business, returning on Wednesdays
train.
The following were registered at the
Hotel de Nacozari. Mr.. mad Mrs. Lee
Neer of the San Nicholas Mine; J. e.
Cintron, Norman E. Smith and George
Dunn of Monrovia, Calf, Esther and
Emma stevens of Esqueda, ]. o. Brit
tain. of San Francisco, Lauro Aguayo
of Sahuaripa, Lynn r. Hersey of Pi-
lares, r. c. Medina of Cumpas, George
Gardoni and Joe Manning of Pilares.
Juan Duran of Cumpas, Joe Branham,
Aot1 Il r
ers, Charles Stott Jack Duffis, Charles
O'Keefe, H! NJ. Craigie and Phil Krei-
ger of Pilares, NJ. Clark of Douglas.
H. r. Martin of Douglas, G. G. Nc
Lachlan, Mr. and Mrs. Melville F. Tay-
lor of Denver. S. NJ. Burke of Doug
las, DR.. Tye of Pilares. Charles Dill
man of San Nicholas ranch, Bob
Slaughter and Charles Hart of Dallas,
Texas, J. NJ. Davis and b. F. Williams
of El Paso, A. J. Brengman of Los An
geles, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Lightfoot of
Pilares, A. Oppenheim of Pilares, Joa
quin L. Lopez of Aqua Prieta, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Schneider of Moctezuma.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Neer went out on
Wednesdays train to spend short
vacation in Douglas and vicinity.
Mrs. A. Enders left on Friday morn
ing for Douglas. Mrs. Enders has been
the guest of Mrs. Flippen at the Hotel
de Nacozari for. several weeks.
Bob Slaughter was a Nacozari visitor
last week. leaving on Fridays train
for Dallas Texas, where he lives. Mr..
Slaughter is owner of a large cattle
ranch in the vicinity of Moctezuma and
he expects to return here in about two
weeks. Norman e. Smith and George
Dunn. both Of 7Ionrovia. California,
were in Nacoza'fi last week on their
way south Bof here TO, look over some
mining property in which they are
both interested shThey are expected to
return this week.
The Misses Esther and Emma Ste
vens are spending a few days, in Naco-
zari the guests of their father, E. ".
Stevens. After a short visit they will
return to Esqueda where thev make
their home.e Stevens is employed in the
Machine Shops here.
Lauro Aguayo of Sahuaripa spent
several days in Nacozari on business
last week. Aguayo is in the mer-
cantilesb business in Sahuaripa.
Word has been received from Susano
Montana that he will not return to
Nacozari for two or three weeks yet.
Sr. Montana has been in Los Angeles
on business for several weeks and was
Obliged to postpone his return on ac-
count of illness.
Joe Manning of Pilares was a Naco-
zari visitor last week, making the trip
in the interests of the company store
in Pilares of which Mr.. Manning is
manager. He returned the following
day.
Charles Dillman and family spent
the 18th, in Nacozari, coming in to wit
ness the big celebration. Dillman is
foreman of the company ranch which
is located at San Nicholas.
S. r. Mead spent the weekend in F.
Paso on business. Mead is clerk at the
Hotel de Nacozari and is expected to
return the 21st.
The big Fiesta and celebration ol
September 18th was huge success anc
was attended by great crowds. The
feature of the celebration was the pa
rade and Bull Fight which took place
Thursday afternoon. The parade form.
ed near the Mexican School buildings
and, after making the rounds of the
Plaza and Pueblo -Nuevo, arrived al
the Arena where the queen and hel
escort were the honored guests The
afternoons program at the Arena stars
ed off with three good amateur boxing
events, the first of which was three
round bout between a couple of loca
youngsters, followed by three NOR,
rounds between two lightweights, tn,
main event being a three round draw
between two heavyweights. Immedi
ately following this the spectators wer'
given some exceptionally good exhibit
tions of Broncho and steer riding. Thel
the arena was cleared and the Torea
dors took to the big ring and the hug
crowd, which not only lined the aren;
but covered the surrounding hills, wa
kept on it's toes by thrill after thrill
until the sport was finally stopped OF
account of darkness. There were NJ
serious accidents and the big celebra
tion was a success in every way, mucl
credit being due the master of cere
monies, Sr. Ignacio Miranda.
A. J. Brengman arrived on Satur
days train and has gone to work l.
the concentrator. Brengman, come
from California