The border vidette., 1933-01-21

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vived by many relatives among
whom are George and Duke Par
ker and Mrs. Frank J. Duffy of
this city.
Funeral services we're held
Sunday at the old Parker ranch
home and interment was made
in the ranch cemetery. Rev. q.
A. Smith of Nogales officiated ia
the presence of many relatives
and friends of the deceased pio-
neer.
town. Mr.. Bleakley is one of
the principal stockholders OF the
Richardson Real Estate, Mining
& Commercial Corporation, own
ers of large holdings at Pata
eonia and vicinity, They are
relatives of the late Colonel r.
R. Richardson. founder of the
town of Patagonia.
Last Saturday morning at 9
o'clock Miss Barbara K. Mas
tick, charming daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Mastick, pioneer
citizens of Santa Cruz county,
and Carl Bennen. son of MIR. and
Mrs. L l. Bennen, we're mar
ried at the Sacred Heart church,
ia the presence of few relatives
and friends of the happy couple.
Following the wedding a break
fast was enjoyed by the bridal
party at the pleasant home of
Mrs. James Breen, 155 Sonoita
avenue. The newly weds will
make their home in Nogales,
where they have many friends,
all of whom wish them much
happiness.
Father Melesio Monge, 50, be
loved priest of this city who
came here six years ago as a
refugee from Mexico. passed
away Sunday morning at bis
home, 143 West street. Death
was attributed to infrmities Of
old age. The aged priest had
served the Catholic churh for Sc
years. For many years be was
in the Alamos district, of Sonora,
Mexico and during the strife be
tween the church aud state be
fed to the United States. Re-
quirem mass was sung Monday
morning by his nephew, Father
Ricardo Monge. Many friends
attended the services which we're
held at the Sacred Heart church,
interment being in the Nogales
cemetery.
Don Manuel Mascarenas, Jr..
chief of the Mexican immigra-
ton service in Nogales, Sonora,
has been made an honorary
member of the board of directors
of the Nogales, Arizona, Cham
Der of Commerce. Chief Mas
carenas is making an enviable
record in the important Office to
which be was recently appointed
by President Abelardo L. Rod
riguez of Mexico. The new chief
for many years made his home
in this city. He likes Nogales;
be is in hearty sincere sympathy
with all our people-Mexicans
aud Americans-and is untirinR
in his efforts to maintain q real
spirit of friendship among all
people on the border-nationals
and foreigners.
February 6 was set Monday as
the date for the opening in the
Santa Cruz county superior court
of the jury trial of the $50, 600
damage suit brought by Ernest
Conklin and wife, against three
Maricopa county officials-Fred
w. Norton, B. Nj. Atwood and
J. E. DeSouza. The case is an
aftermath of the accident on the
night of July "a, 1882, in which
Ernest Conklin, Jr., 13 year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Conklin. was struck by a car
said to have been driven by Nor
ton. The accident happened
about three miles north of No
gales on the Tucson highway
and the youth died a short time
after taken to- g.. Joseph's hos
pital in this city. When struck
by the Norton car the boy was
riding o bicycle. The plaintiffs
will be represented by Attorneys
Duffy & Robins of Nogales and
Young & Mckinney of Phoenix,
while the defense will be con
Quoted by Attorneys Bird & Hall