Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-18

donors of farewell party given to
William Brady the event taking place
| in the Cunningham horne ia Naco-
zari in the early part of last week.
Mr.. Brady is leaving the employ OF
gage in business with friends in
Philadelphia. In addition to Mr..
Brady as guest of honor, there were
present Mr. and Mrs. M. j. Crowley,
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Edgar, Miss Nick
erson, Miss Delaney and Mr. Roland,
all of whom entered into the spirit
of the occasion and made OF the
event something that will always be
pleasant memory. At a late hour,
refreshments were served following
games of bridge and five hundred
in which games Miss Delaney and
Mr. Brady succeeded in obtaining the
highest scores. The guest prize
awarded to Mr. Brady was particu-
larly opportune and will constitute a
pleasant addition to his local momen-
toS.
DR.. r. G. Miller, resident physician
for the company at Pilares, accom-
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from Ell Paso where they had spent
vacation.
The international Commission COM
pany at Douglas sent it's representa-
tive Adolfo Reyes, into the district
last week to look after its local in
terests
The fame of the Macintosh flota-
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men in the last year, brought noted
visitor into town, recently in the per-
son of Professor v. j. Trushlevich, OF
the Academy of Mines in Moscow,
Russia. The learned professor was
interested in the operation of the
machine in relation to flotation OF
ores produced by the Siberian Cop
per properties, a company for which
he is consulting engineer in addition
to his academic duties.
The contract for deepening the
Guadalupe shaft of the company at
Pilares was awarded to j. H. Nc
| Guffie who, with a crew of ten care
fully trained shaft-sinkers, viii be-
gin operations Immediately. Accom-
panied by his wife, Mr.. McGuffie is
already on the job, planning his
method of attack.
Sr. G.. c. Gutierrez, federal engin-
eer, with headquarters in Hermosillo,
was in town last week on business
connected with his department
Mexico had representatives III
and N. Anderson being busy with
customers in the dry goods trade.
r. Valenzuela, merchant OF Sab
uaripa was in town last week.
Returning from a vacation spent
in San Diego and vicinity, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Harrison are again set
tied in their Pilares home.
j. Valenzano, diamond drill con-
tractor, made a business trip to
Cananea recently in behalf OF ten
tative agreement with the Cananea
company
Marion L. Williams, owner OF the
Santa Rosa ranch went to Douglas
recently to attend to the shipment
and sale of train-load of cattle,
Federal postoffice inspector Sr. p
Prieta, looked over the local office
and its affairs recently, returning to
Aqua Prieta this week.
William Brady, Rod G. Williams
and a guide left for the district
south of Moctezuma in the search OF
mountain lions and other big game.
Mr.. Williams had just returned from
short visit to Douglas before go
ing on this trip.
A bridge party honoring Miss Dor
cas- Mason and William Brady was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. j. Crowley recently, number OF
local bridge enthusiasts joining the
| host and hostess in making the
gathering most pleasant one.
H. Littlewood, master mechanic at
the concentration, left on his annual
vacation last week, with the inten-
ton of going to the coast. Accom-
panied by his, wife and two younger
children he will stop a few days
in Douglas to visit his son Frank
and his daughter Charlita, both OF
whom are attending the Douglas high