Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-25
NACOZARI NEWS NOTES

M. Schneider, merchant at Moe
! tezuma, passed through Nacozari .en-
route to Douglas, accompanying his
wife, who left for Los Angeles to
spend the summer.
\ Miss Rita Craven, who is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs f. r. Wilson was in
from Batamote last Monday
Mrs. f. r. Wilson and son, Joseph,
have returned from visit with
friends at El Paso.
F. Ledesma registered at Hotel de
Nacoari from Douglas Tuesday.
| c. r. Johnson, of Ell Paso, scale in
spector for Southern Pacific company,
spent several days in Nacozari the
past week.
| W. E. Musman, representing Albert
Matthias & Co. of Ell Paso, was here
the past week calling on his custo-
mers.
W. T. Croft arrived Tuesday to ac-
cept employment as machinist at the
| concentration.
| Tobe L. Crane, one of the old time
prospectors of this section, has gone
to San Nicholas mines to accept en-
! E. N Hickson and family have left
Pilares, where Mr.. Hickson was en-
ployed, and will be located in Du-
range, Colorado.
George A. Tye, of Pilares, was here
| Tuesday enroute to Douglas.
| Harry NJ Brown, steam shovel
operator, has accepted employment
with the Nacozari Railroad company
George Gordoni, of Pilares, was
here Tuesday on business.
Frank Hodges, general foreman at
Pilares, went to Bisbee Wednesday
lie was accompanied by his wife and
| family
Joe c. Manning, of Pilares store
| department was a caller, here Thurs.
day oS business.
J Mrs. P. M. Hitchcock and son, Ed
ward, arrived Thursday to join Mr..
Hitchcock who is employed in the
store department as head of the ac-
counting department.
c. F. Raney, of Butte, Mont, and
! B. G. Elliott, of Phoenix, Ariz., reg
| istered at the hotel Thursday.
| Chas. A. Dobbel geologist at Pi-
lares for the Moctezuma Copper com
pany, left Friday for Douglas and
other POINTS on business
R. Won Ettz registered at the hotel
Saturday.
town Saturday and is calling on his
customers in Nacozari and Filares..
| Enrique Delgado, representing Hay
mon Krupp and Co. OF l1l Paso, is IN
town for a few days.
! E McGeever, OF Douglas. has ac-
cepted a position with the Mocte-
yuma Copper Company and is employ
ed on construction work at the con-
centrator.
H. H. Kelly, Of the Douglas Of
! flee of the Nacozari Railroad COM
pary, came to town Saturday on bus
mess.
E NJ. Johnson, representing NJ. J.,
Anderson Piano Co, is in Nacozafi
looking after piana repairs.
James Valenzano has returned to
P.lares after makirr trip to Can
ar ca, Ell Tigra and other points on
business.
Mrs. A. Mas, Il former resident Of
Nacoari, returned to her home i'll
Warren Tuesday. MIS-. Mas came to
attend the Becl1s.t Cup Tournam e;lu
matches at Pi1ares May Is and l6
NIrsz w. T. Ma :ponald accompanied
Mrs Mas to her home and returned
FL iday.
f. G. Rawlins, w. A. NoIp and H.
fl Horton went to Douglas Wednes-
day on business. Mr.. Isawiins and
NJ. Nord returned Thursday ard Mr.
Horton went to Nogales returning
here Friday evening.
John c. Macintosh. assistant to
Wm. T. Macdonald. superintendent
oe this concentrator. returned Friday
evrn,ng from {, trip of several days
through Arizona on business.
v N. Fli"pAn Charles E, Powell
al H ]. b. in rc'1 urd Saturday
frr>n a short tr:: to- Douglas.
1t is with much sadness that We
record the death of John w. Med
Kean who succumbed to an attack
Of typhoid fever Saturday afternoon
May 22 at $3.50 o'clock. Mr.. Mexican
had been i'll for several weeks, grad
ually growing weaker until death
relieved his suffering. He was about
"a years of age, coming to Nacozari
in May, 1885, to accept a position
at the Hotel de Nacozari as clerk.
alter filling this position for Il time
he was transferred July to the
mercantile department of the Mocte-
yuma Copper company as an account
ant. The body was sen0 to Doug
las Saturday evening at 5:io o'clock
accompanied by F. H. Mclaughlin,
W. II. Belchner and Carlos Afvizu.
liurial took place in Douglas Monday
fplo folIOUipcr frop, bnra
attended the funeral: Fran Fast,