The border vidette., 1916-09-16

| by the unanimous consent of Santa Cruz county's Democracy, assures the election of two able represents from this county in i the next legislature. As Santa Cruz county'S representative in the last legislature, Richard Farrell made a splendid record, a record the county and state is proud of. As a member of the state senate, he will carefully guard bis county's interests. Mrs. Marsh. the unanimous | choice of Santa Cruz county's Democracy, has resided here too long to need an introduction to our citizens. Like MT. Farrell. she is we'll known and held in high esteem by every citizen of Santa Cruz county. As the head l of Geo. R. Marsh, Inc. her ability | as a capable business woman, is proven; she is consistent Democrat; she is broad minded | and liberal, at all times ready | and willing to aid any proposi- ment of Nogales and Santa Cruz county. As an educator, Mrs. Marsh's ability is recognized throughout the state. She is in every way qualified for the high position for which she has been selected by Santa Cruz county's Democracy.
 For supervisors, the Demo crats of District No. 1, contain ing Nogales, Calabasas, Tubac, Montana, and Sopori precincts have named James A. Harrison, and in District No. 3, con taining Lochiel, Camille, Elgin, Mowry, Sonoita and Vaughn precincts, George w. Parker, has been named as the unanimous choice for re-nomination. At the pre- sent time MT. Parker is serving as member of the board. of su- pervisors. That he has conduct ed the affairs of the county to the satisfaction of his consti- tuents, is proven by the fact that he has again been chosen to continue in the office. James A. Harrison, the other Democratic nominee for supervisor, is one of the county's pioneer successful citizens. He is one of the coun- tvs biggest taxpayers and has deep personal interest in every thing that means for a better Nogales, a better county. In the past he has served as a member of the board to the entire satis- faction of taxpayers in every section of the county. As a member of the state senate he made good, and as member of the present No.gales Common T, Jim Harrison has always been a loyal Democrat. He will re- ceive the united support of his party next November. His cleo tion by a handsome majority is assured.
 Arcus Reddoch, the Demo crat party's choice for another term in the recorders office, comes before the voters again be- lieving that "One good term de- serves another" Certainly Arcus has made good, and his friends feel confident he will be re- tained in the office another term.
 For county attorney, Hon. Chas. l.. Hardy has been select ed as the unanimous choice of Santa Cruz county's Democracy. MT. Hardy is finished attorney at-law, being a graduate of one of the best law schools in Amer ica; besides being a first-class lawyer, he's high class gentle man. As county attorney, Chas L. Hardy will give every man a square deal.
 George H. Francis, of Patago- nia, candidate for treasurer, is competent and honest. He can't be beat.
 Vic Wager being the only can didate for assessor, has the cleo tion in his vest pocket.
 Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, the present incumbent, has no oppo- sition for the office of county school superintendent. Every | body's for Mrs Saxon.
 For tue office of justice of the peace, precinct No. 1, A. T. Bird | is a sure winner, and for con 1 stable of Nogales, Charley P. l Lopez, one of the best peace of ficers the town ever had, is sure of being re elected.