The border vidette., 1923-01-13

Governor George w. P. Hunt
has appointed DR.. A. G. King
sley of Nogales to the position
of superintendent of the State
Insane Asylum at Phoenix. DR..
George Stephens of Phoenix,
has been appointed assistant su.
perintendent. DR.. Kingsley was
superintendent of the asylum
during Governor Hunts admin
istration, during which he made
an enviable reputation for eco.
nomy and efficiency.
Mrs. e. K. Cumming announ.
ces the marriage of her sister,
Miss Dora Elizabeth Hannah. to
Harvey Branson Brouilland of
Los Angeles, Calf. on Thurs
day. January 4th. The newly
weds spent their honeymoon in
San Diego, visiting the brides
brother, Harry Hannah and fami-
ly. For a number of years the
bride held clerkship in The
First National Bank of Nogales,
where she was held in high
esteem.
Attorney Duane Bird, Of this
city, has been appointed chair
man of the State Fair Commis-
sion, of which w. T. Webb of
Phoenix, and Homer r. Wood of
PRESCOTT, are also members. Mr..
Wood was selected as secretary.
treasurer and Joseph P. Dillon,
former United States marshal for
Arizona, has been named as
assistant secretary. S. M. Bal
ley was made auditor and D. A.
Matthews was chosen as super
intendent of grounds.
Monday evening, at the Ca
tholic parsonage, Rev. Father
Doval, officiating DR.. Ira B. Bar.
tie. we'll known, popular physi
clan and surgeon of this city,
and Miss Luz Spence, charming
sister of Bob Spence of this city,
were united in marriage. DR..
and Mrs. Bartle will shortly
leave for Coos Bay, Oregon,
where the doctor has signed a
contract to take charge of a large
new hospital. They will take
with them the best wishes CT a
host of friends in Nogales, all of
whom regret their departure.
Hon. Frank J. Barry, of the
we'll known local law firm of
Barry, Hardy Hardy. has return,
ed from Los Angeles, where his
firm will shortly open a branch
Office in the Bank of Italy Build.
ing or the corner of 7th and
Olive street, which will be com
pleted in about thirty days Mr..
Barry while in Los Angeles pur.
chased a home at $50 North
Ardmore street, where he and
his family will reside in the
future. In leaving ,Nogales, At
torney Barry and his estimable
family take with them the best
wishes of everybody.
Funeral services for the late
Captain J. c. Mackay, were held
Thursday morning at nine o'clock
from the Catholic church, inter.
ment being in the Nogales GENE.
terry. Captain Mackay, who was
about u years of age at the
time Of his sudden, tragic pass.
ing, had been an officer in the
Canadian army, having served
many years in what later be-
came the famous ill,fated "Prin-
cess Pat" regiment. For some
time previous to his sudden
death, last Saturday, Captain
Mackay. who had many acquaint-
ances in Santa Cruz county, ,serv.
ed as caretaker of the city park.
He deserved a better fate. and
his old time friends will regret
to learn of his death.
Mayor VIM of Yuma, who
with Roy White, also of Yuma,
owns a bonanza gold mine in the
foothills of the famous Bacatete
mountains in Sonora, forty miles
from Ortiz Station, has been a
business visitor in the city this
week a couple of days. Since
June last, Mayor Winn and Mr..
White have been actively work
ing their mine with the aid of
Yaqui Indians, on a fifty fifty
basis, and it is understood the
Yuma men are more than salts.
fed with their proposition which
is proving a winner far beyond
their fondest expectations. The
gold ore, some of which is said
to be fabulously rich, is brought