Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-12

- ioc'l bOllul VI Scill - lldClO, MI. ana
Mrs Lee Neer of San Nicolas, w r.
Davis of Douglas, Joaquin L. Lopez
of Calabazaas, S. A. Gardanier OF
Douglas, j. e. Barrett of El Paso.
NJ. r. Gilman of Eistee Jack Turner
Of Slaughter ranch, Henry Bollweg
of Douglas Enrique Delgadc of III
Paso, Marion l.. Williams of Santa
Rosa, Fred V. Moore of Eel Paso, Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Corella of Aqua
Prieta, w. r. Rutledge of Tanipico,
Norbert Singer of Pilarcs, Fausto
Topete and party of Hermosillo, W..
II. Curry Of Salt Lake City, Jose Fl
CailarGo of Guaymas, Carlos Ruiz of
Aqua PrieCa, j. c. Manning and fam
lily and M. Clark Of Pilares, Cav.
Cctavio OF Aqua Prieta, ]. M. PARA
Of Eel Paso, Richard Barlow of Mila
w;eukee, Tone Hodges of Pilares,
Herbert RI. Grunsfeld of IIl Paso, T.
A. MacDonnell of Pilares, A. Salmoi.t
CT Hermossilo, Mrs. r. c. Miller Of
Pilares, Angel Romero and son OF
+ ouglas, John Garter Anderson of
Tucson, Mr. and Mrs. John Fl. Banks
of New York, Jesse M. Huish or
Douglas, Martin dickinson of San
Nicolas mine, DIR. T.. T. Wilkinson
of Filares, and HilariC Lopez of Santa
Ana.
Herbert H. Grunsfeld arrived last
Saturday and spent several days re-
, newing acquantances in Nacozai l..
| Crunsfeld, who represents Chas H..
Levitt and company of New York,
has a wide acquaintance in Nacozai i
, hut has not visited here for the
last two years. %
A. Salmon passed through /Naco-
2ari }last Saturday on iris way t.
IEahuaripa to look At. business prop
eIty there. SalmQn makes his home
in Hermosllo att present and was al
one time a Nacozari resident.
After spending several days in
nougfass and vicinity shopping and
visiting With friends, Mrs. r. G. Miller
t ! eturned last Saturday to her home
in Pilares. IS
Angel Romero, accompanied by hts
son, returned last Saturday from a
short business trip to Douglas. Ro-
nero and son left the following day
1or Sahuaripa where they are III tie
mercantile and cattle business.
John Carter emerson arrived last
Saturday and spent several days AT
the Batamote mine, owned by the
Canario Consolidated Copper com
rany of which Anderson is general
manager.
Jesse NJ. Hush arrived on S&trr-
cay and spent several days here and
in Pilares visiting with friends and
attending to business matters. Hush
makes his home in Douglas.
After spending some time In the
states on business and vacationirg,
Martin H:cllinson arrived last Sat-
urday and left the following day FOR
,he SAN Nicolas mine where he IS
employed.
Among the arrivals on Saturdays
train were Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Banks of New 1ork City. Banks is
one Of the Oldest practicirg consult
ing mining engineers in the United
States and is in this district for the
purpose OF making an examination
Of the Cana1io .comranys Batamote
mine. Banks, accompanied by John
Carter Anderson and G.. w. Engle.
hart, left for Batamote Sunday ana
expect to spend several days at the
property.
DR.. E. t. Wilkinson returned last
from Il SlOifI buSIHCSFsf lip
to Douglas DR.. Wilkinson makes
his home in Pilares.
Hilario Lopez spent several days
in Nacozari last week, returning to
his ranch near Santa Ana.
S.. A. GardaEier arrived last Tues.
day and spent the dy calling on
business associates, returning the
following day to his home in Doug
las GaPdanier is manager of tho
International Commission company in
Douglas
NJ. R. Gilman spent several days
in8 the country south Of here last
week looking at mining property.
Gilman makes his home in Bisbee
TO which city he returned the latter
part Of the week.
Jack Turner passed through Naco-
zari last week on his way TO Doug
las. Turner has been employed On
the Slaughter ranch south of here
for some time.
Marion Williams returned last
week from a visit with his family
in Douglas. After attending to q
few business matters here, Williams
left for the Santa Rosa ranch of
which he is owner
Joaquin l.. Lopez was in Nacozari
last week OH business. Lopez is en-
rloyed by the Moctezuma Cattle
company and makes his headquarters
at Calabazas.
w. r. Davis spent several days ir
this district last week in the inter-
ests of the Standard Oil company
Douglas 0rancn, of which he isl
manager
N G. Bartolini was up from tho
San Ignacio ranch last week and
spent several days in this city on
business.
Mrs. E. G. Raw1ins entertained
very charmingly last Saturday after
noon in nonor of her house guest,
Miss Alice Carr, who is visiting here
from iler nome in Ell Tigre. The
afternoon was spent at bridge after
which refreshments were served
Mrs. Charles Fast won first prize.
TO further encourage and reword
their past efforts in the safety first
work here the company were hosts
to the laborers of both Nacozari and
FLARES and their families at JOINT
picnic and barbecue given at Purica
station Sunday. Over two thousand