El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
Society and Mining News Section
NEW OFFICIALS At
N0GALESS IN
Pullmans From Mazatlan
Are Fumigated and
Held at NOgales.

Nogales, Ariz, Feb. 21.-A1 OF the
newly elected officers Of Santa Cruz
county have qualified and the new gov
eminent has been inaugurated-
Judge ~ Marsteller administered
the oath Of office, as superior judge,
to Judge F. J. Duffy, in the presence
Of the members Of the bar and a num-
Der OF citizens.
The new superior court was opened
with Judge Duffy presiding and E. L
Nix as clerk Of the superior court
Sheriff Mcknight was bailiIt-
Judge Duffy7s first official act was
to give the clerk his certificate OF
election as superior judge ana COPY
and the local bar were at the court
No further business was penolhs' 50
the court went into a recess
The new board Of SUPERVISORS COM
rosed of l. Peck of NOgales, A ).
Henderson, OF Patagonia, and ". ,
Fortune, Of Patagonia, has organized
A S. Henderson VINO succeeds nm
self on the board, was elected chalI-
The office of district attorney
merged into the office Of county al
tornev, was turned over TO 5. f. Noon
by Judge OConnOr, the incumbent Tor
- H. Gorden Gfore succeeds himself as
r r. Earhart qualified for the Of
flee of treasurer
TO W S Mcknight, with Watt Glttlns
as. jailer and F. J. Taylor deputy sher-
Phil Herold succeeds himself as
county recorder and A Dumbauld VIII
remain deputy as formerly
H r Renshaw qualified as scnool
superintendent, which was attached
to the probate office now ABSORBED
nv he
James Kane succeeds himSelt as
county road supervisor.
A court reporter has not yet been
named by judge Duffy
The outgoing board of supervisors
furnished chambers and offices for the
new superior judge
Mr. Chisem. a wen known mining
man OF NOgales and Sonora IS ser1-
ously III at St JOseph's hospital here,
having come up from Sonora
Little Arthur Lewis O'Keefe, son Of
deputy collector Timothy O'keeIe and
Mrs. O'Keefe, died at the home on
West street after q brief illness at
the age Of five and One-half years,
and funeral services were held from
the Catholic church. Interment took
place in the Catholic cemetery.
Mrs l. n Raines has gone TO Den
YER where she was called by the death
of her mother.
Wreck Delays Trains.
On account Of a freight wreck out
from Benson on the Nogales branch
road the passenger train did not
come in until next day
PulImanE FumfEafed.
On account OF the smallpox situa-
ton at 1Iazathan all Pullman cars ar
irving from there are held q hours
at the line to be well fumigated by
order OF United states sanitary in
spectOr DIT. A. L Gustetter, who is ex-
ercising every precaution that the dis
ease does not spread
The Tucson Auto club made a run
from Tucson TO NOgales with 20 autos
and nearly 100 people They left Tue
son at a. M arrived here at D. m
and remained some hours
The Nogales Bridge Whist club met
at the home OF Mrs. E. TitcOmb for its
weekly evening Judge and Mrs. p.
J. Duffy were guests Of the evening
Those present were. MesdameE Kings
ley. Clagget BUrgOOn, Bulge, AIessrs-
H A. Clagget T. Burgoon, W. @ Bulge
and c. O.. kingsley.
Mrs c. c. Kingsley entertained at
bridge whist a party OF friends in
honor Of her sister, Mrs Amy Jones,
OF Winslow, who is visiting in Nosales-
Mrs Edward TitcOmb was at home
TO q large number Of friends In honor
Of her sister. Mrs. Amy Jones.
Cards was the feature OF the enter
tainment AIRS. Phil Herold Won the
first prize.
Mrs. F. Van Alourick served seven