Nogales international., 1929-01-01

past term. Her deputy, Miss Car
men O'Neill, will also continue in
office. Mrs. Jones has resided here
since 1884 and was a school teach
er here 35 years ago.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Fred Hannah, reelected member
of the board of supervisors is its
senior member and probable chair
man. He Is associated with E. K.
Cumming in the real estate busi-
/; ness here and a pioneer resident
, of Nogales. He enters his second
term on The board today having
| been elected to the same post two
years ago.
Malcolm Middleton, newly elec
ted member of the board succeeds
W. D. Roath of Elgin, retired af-
ter one term. The other member
of the board is A. S. Henderson of
Patagonia who succeeds Hugo w.
Miller, retired. Middleton acted as
county recorder for one term in
192O and was member of the
board of aldermen from 1919 TO
1921. He was appointed during the
~
Duane Bird administration as a
freeholder when the city charter
was framed. Middleton served
overseas with the Fifth Marines
during the World War.
Henderson is a veteran member
of the board having served from
1908 to 1916, entering office prior
to Arizona's statehood. Mr.. Hem
derson IS a mining engineer and
the owner of a store at Patago-
MIA.
William simonton is the new
clerk of the board replacing Mr.
Dumbauld. Simonton has resided
here since 1903 and, like Sheriff
Patterson, has served as both ,aw
officer and mininr engineer. From
1921 to 1928 he held the post of
deputy sheriff of this county and
prior to that time followed mining
with the Calumet and Arizona and
and Cananea companies. He was
formerly chief engineer of the
Twin Ruttes mine.
MRS. JOHN LAPIMORE
Mrs. John Larimore, elected s,,-
penntendent of county schools. is
member of one of the oldest
families in Nogales. She succeeds
Mrs. Grace Farrell. who leaves for
Tempe to enter the state voce
tional department. The school most
is not Mrs. Larimore's first appear
ance In public life. She served one
Term as clerk of the board of su
perVlsors and resigned as a mem
Der OF the faculty of Elm Street
schoo' to assume her new dutias
HARRY v. FARRIOR
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Farrior will,
mold forth in the county assessors
office by virtue of Farrior's ree!ec
tion. Mrs. Farrior will again assist
the assessor at deputy. Farrior's |
fist public office as assessor was
preceded by a career in the gen.
ei"i mercantile business here. He
IS an 'ex-service man and has re-
sided here since 1919.
+. r. THURMAN
-, Inc new county attorney, E r
| ,'urman' succeeds BonsalI Noon
VINO retires after one term as Ia
gal advisor for Santa Cruz. Thur !
nan ~ resigned as city police Judge
% I'LL the county post. Charles r
1ardy will succeed him as. police
uags and at the same time main.
AIN the post of justice of tbs
'eace. Thurman, who served as
county attorney under
an'es V. Robins, has resided baro
,nce 1923. He is a graduate of 4he
'nlversity of Arizona. i
NO changes will be made in tha
court during the new
ear. Judge W. A. O'Connor who ]
resided over the superior bench
n the period from 1913 to 19oo
nd from 1923 until tie present
me will rerain in office unt;, Z
$50. Robert e. Lee. clerk If the I
ourt since 1913, is also in the {
llddIe of a for1r vear %arro 8