Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-27
NACOZARI NEWS

The reduction in the export duty on
cattle has stirred the cattle business
considerable this week, bringing Sr.
Florencio Frisbie, of Cumpas, into town
for short time while on his way to
Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Niado Martinez, Of
Pilares, passed through Nacozari on
their way to Ell Paso, where they eX-
pect to spend months vacation.
S. L. Tainier, of Pilares, is in Doug
las attending to business affairs, pass
ing through Nacozari in the early part
of the week.
e John Kuhn, employed in the general
offices at Nacozari, left Friday for
Douglas to spend few days visiting
with friends.
Jose G. Negreti, of Guada1ajara, is in
Nacozari calling on the local mer-
chants.
r. Salem, commission merchant Of
Douglas, made his regular visit to
Douglas last week.
Filiberto Gomez, athletic director at
the gymnasium at Piares, returned
from his vacation and has resumed his
duties at the mine. ttn
Mrs. A. N. Sansburn, of Pilares, went
to Douglas recently to attend to some
shopping.
Martin Hickison has returned from
trip to Los Angeles spending day
in Nacozari EN- route to the San
Nicolas mine.
r. Chavarria, Jr., of Douglas, is in
Nacozari on business.
The Fernando circus completed a
two weeks engagement at Pilares
Monday, moving into Nacozari Tues
day and to Aqua Prieta on Wednes-
days train. Their immediate destin-
alton is Cananea, and later, various
points down the west coast Of Mexico
along the line of the new railway.
F. F. Hiltz, of Phoenix, spent sew
eral days in Nacozari calling on his
customers, returning to Douglas Fri
day.
G. L. johnson, of FL Paso, scale in
spector, was in Nacozari the latter part
of the week, testing and adjusting the
track scales used for weighing out
ores and concentrates.
T. B. Holmes and Carl Knutson
passed through Nacozari en- route to
Douglas after an examination Of sew
eral days at the Guerigito mine near
Cunpas.
DR.. George F. Veal, of Dallas, ac-
companied by Walter Spradler, cattle
buyer of Hereford, Texas, made
trip from Douglas overland by auto
mobile on their was to Slaughter's
ranch.
Mrs Henry Nolte and Mrs. A. :.
Smith, both of Pilares, were in town
Wednesday visiting friends and shop
ping.
Mrs. c.. L. Montague of Los MochiS,
Sinaloa, passed through Nacozari re-
Gently on her way to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. D. B. Pittsman at Pilares.
Ralph H Smith, of Phoenix was
in Nacozari and PilareS on business
last week. Mr. Smith usually has
something new in the wedding line
each time he makes visit to this
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hodges, mine
superintendent at Pilares, returned TO
their home after several days vaca-
ton in various parts of Arizona.
A party composed of the young peo-
pie of Nacozari made trip to the
Huacal dam spending the weekend
at the hunting lodge OF the Nacozar1
Gun club. Those enjoying the outing
were Mrs Guin, Miss Nickerson, Miss
Delaney, Miss Mason, MeSSrs. Goble,
Brady and Wygle. They were chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Duffus.
Friends of DR.. A. H. Wolley, former
chief surgeon of the local company,
have received word that he and Mrs.
Wolley will be sailing for Honolulu and
points in the Orient some time this
month The Wolleys have been living
in San Diego where the doctor has
had many opportunities to enjoy his
favorite game of golf. 1t is reported
that the doctor won very desirable
trophy in a recent golf tournament on
the Coronado links.
Messrs. Joe Branhanl Bill Cooper,
Aronstein, DeAntoshkin Schrock and
Henning, of Pilares, spent Saturday
evening and Sunday in Nacozari.
Donald Smythe, geologist OF Pllares,
assisted by L. H. Rogers, is making
survey of zinc prospect belonging to
the local company, both making Naco-
zari their headquarters for the time
being.
E. Leland made trip to Douglas to
have dental work finished last week.
Mrs. M. j. Crowley and Mrs. A. J.
Houle spent Friday in Douglas re-
turning to Nacozari the following day