Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-11


figure. The local market has dem
onstrated a remarkable ability to alb
sorb lead, as is evidenced from the
fact that during 1926 about $4,000 tons
have been imported as against $4,000
tons during 1925, this coming from
Mexican ores and that this has been
absorbed in the United States, as the
exports to Europe do not show any
thing like this increase.
There has been decided slowing
up in business on the part of the gall
Pilares; E. Grunewald, Ell Paso; Jack
Duffus and James Valenzano, OF
Pilares.
Captain and Mrs. Jose Montief
We're in Nacozari last week for a few
days on business. Captain Montief
has been recently placed in charge
of the Pilares cuartel
H. c.. Beauchamp was in Nacozari
last week looking at mining prop
erty in this district. Beauchamp is
from Douglas and makes frequent
visits to Nacozari.
G. A. Sommer spent few days in
in Nacozari last week on business
Sommer is in the mercantile and
cattle business in San Pedro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Frazier
were in Nacozari last week. Mrs
Frazier left for Douglas to spend a
few days visiting with her father
and mother, Mr. and Mrs. w. w
Welcome, and Frazier returned to
Pilores, where he is employed.
Guillermo r. Pereida spent a few
days in Nacozari on business last
week. Pereida is in the mercantile
business in Cumpas
Arturo J. DeMendoza was in Naco-
zari last week for several days on
business connected with the First
National Building and Loan asso-
citation with offices in Phoenix.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ashley left last
week for Fresnillo, zacatecas, where
they have accepted employment
Ashley was formerly employed in
Pilares.
Fred Pothast left last week for
El Paso and Chihuahua City, where
he will spend a month visiting with
friends and relatives. Pothast is
employed in Pilares.
Charles Dillman spent several days
c;,
Dillman is foreman of the Company
ranch at San Nicolas station.
Lee Neer was in Nacozari last
week purchasing supplies for the
San Nicolas mine in the Cumpas dis
trict. Neer returned to San Nicolas
Saturday.
j. M Parra was in Nacozari last
week on business connected with
the hardware firm of Momsen Dun
Inegan and Ryan, of FL Paso, which
he represents.
Bob Slaughter, accompanied by his
son, Robert L. Slaughter, Jr., and
Captain F. l.. Holmdahl passed
through Nacozari last week on their
way to the Slaughter ranch, south
Of Moctezuma. The party expects to
return shortly and will leave at once
for their home in Dallas, Texas.
Joseph Polar was in Nacozari last
week for few days on business.
Polar is a timberman in the Pilares
mines.
E. G. Piper spent several days in
Nacozari and vicinity last week.
Piper is in the commission business
and while here called on the trade
in Cumpas. Piper returned to Doug.
| las this week.
NJ o. Ruclxer arrived last Saturday
from Douglas, where he is connected
with the Nacozari Railroad company
offices as assistant auditor. After
several days here Rucker returned
to his office in Douglas.
| Mr.. and Mrs H. E White spent
Saturday and Sunday of last week
visiting in Nacozari. The Whites
are comparatively new arrivals from
| California and make their home il
Pilares, where White is employed.
e. Grunewald arrived last Satur.
day and is calling on the trade witt
a general line of imported novelties
Grunewald was formerly with TIL,
I Western WoodenWare company, o.
! Ell Paso, but only recently has taker
on several good lines and is in bust
ness for himself. He still maintains
headquarters in FL Paso.
James Valenzano spent the week
end in Nacozari last week witt
friends Valenzo makes his head
quarters in Pilares, where he oper
ates several diamond drill gangs.
Mrs W. T. Belcher and son, Billie
accompanied by little Bohbie, nephew
of Mrs. Belcher, arrived from Doug
las Saturday, where they have beer
J visiting with Mrs Belcher's parents