Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-06-09

after attending meeting of the Ma
sonic lodge. The trip was made by
auto with c. F. Lantham, represents
ing the Cochise Rock Drill company.
Unfortunately the party was misdi-
recteG, taking the wrong road, ano
did not arrive until late in the eve>
ming, after a strenuous day digging
the car out of the sand without spade
or shovel and finally calling on the
native beast of burden, the lowly
burro, to help. Wallace said that with
what he received Wednesday night,
the hardships of the return will make
the day one long to be remembered.
Charles said nothing, but just smiled.
while Latham thinks the experiences
will give him something to think
about, While driving over the good
roads of Arizona
Arrivals Saturday were Geo. F.
Shurtliff and John Carter Anderson
from Tucson, Richard Pleckner, New
York, and Chas. H. Dunning of Pres
colt, who went to Batamote to in
spect property Of Ell Canario Consol.
idated Copper company
Mrs w. HI. Jenkins and daughter
returned to Pilares Saturday from
Stafford, where they have been visit
ing.
Jose S. Meza of Cumpas, state in
spector of weights and measures, is
registered at Hotel de Nacozari
Country Club Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of members of
Nacozari Country club was held at
the Staff House Saturday night. The
annual report of the board of direc-
tors was read by WIN. T. Macdonald,
aften which directors for the next
year were elected. There was quite
a lot Of campaigning and the follow
ing were declared the victors after
the final count of the ballots: w. E..
Brady, W. N. Flippen, H. L. Gobble,
H. C. Groton, c. l.. Teran, o. V. Mo-
reno and H. L. Talbot. The newly
elected directors then selected Off
GERS as follows: President w. e.
Brady, vice president, w. N Flippen.
and secretary and treasurer, III. l..
Gobble. The chairmen of the various
committees will be named at later
date. The retiring officers are VIM
T. Macdonald president; DR.. J. Il.
Wooley vice president, and r. r.
Beard secretary and treasurer. These
with e. G. Rawlins, C. L. Wolfe, Henry
Cunningham and Fred L. Adams con-
stituted the board of directors that
so ably guided the destinies of the
club during the past year.
Following the election of officers,
the social side of the meeting was
Carried cut Only those who have at
tended ona or more, of the famous
smokers of the Nacozari Country CLUB
will know the many things that could
possibly have taken place. The now
ly elected directors naturally cele-
brated. while the defeated candidates
tried to drown their troubles in diff
ferent ways. w. T. Belcher was not
present tc entertain the boys in his
neculiar way, but his understudy,
T,uis Oviedo, did very we'll. Brady
was compelled to give up his style OF
amusement for reasons best known
to himself, but the retiring presldent'
VIM. T. Macdonald Kelly, Geo. X.
RYAN and Messimar did all they could
to make up for whaJ grady was lack
ing. Greg Rawlins and Harvey GOD
bla made a good start with Brady'
but also dropped out.
Frank Aver, L. Leland, L. p Mae
rae and Wa Il. Baiehar went tc Pre-
laontorio mine, sor.tn of Moctezuma'
Friday TO inspect the property Of the
Moctezuma Copper company The trip
vas made by auto truck.
Mrs. II. C. Groton was hostess TO
a number of fr: ,ntls at her home Fri
day afternoon. Fridge and other
games were played, after which de-
lic1ous refreshments were serveu.
THOSE present were Mrs. w. n Fllp'
,en Mrs. B. L. Thompson, Mrs. Philip
Dupree, Mrs, Charl4s Fast, Mrs "
n. Belcher, Mrs. P. NJ. Hitchcock Mrs
G H. Edgar. Mrs H. NJ. Helm Mrs.
Edna walker, Mrs. B. .. Humphrey
Mrs. A. j. Brown and Mrs. A. M. SKIN
fill