The border vidette., 1920-07-31

Messrs. Frizzell and Miller, from the Amadoville country, | were business visitors in the city yesterday. from their big COW ranch.
 Mrs. Lucille l.. Walker of CalabaSas, announces her candi- dacy for the nomination for treasurer of Santa Cruz county, subject to the Democratic pri- maries. Mrs. Walker has re- sided in this region many years, and is one of the county's best known pioneer citizens. For a nun Der of years she taught school, and by education and ex perience is in every way quail fled to conduct the important office of county treasurer.
 Last Thursday at El Paso, Texas, the funeral of James w. Gillespie, who was shot and in stantly killed at Corona, New Mexico, by Daschall Luttrell, was held. The murdered man was a brother of MT. A. M. Gillespie, vice president and manager of the Nogales Nation al Bank, who upon receipt of news of the tragic affair, hurried to the scene. No details have been received in Nogales, where the dead man was we'll known.
 This week M. A. Murphy ,can. didate for State Tax Commis- sioner, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries, visit ed Nogales, in the interest of his candidacy. MT. Murphy, who formerly resided in Nogales, is at the present time treasurer of Coconino county. He has many friends in Santa Cruz county who will vote for him at the coming primary election. There will be two candidates elected to the office of State Tax Commis- sioner, next November, and MT. Murphy's friends say he'll be one of them.
 Today the body of Mrs. Mary c. Christ, mother of Mrs. Ed. Titcomb. who died suddenly at Winslow, Arizona, last Thurs day, from heart failure, will arrive in Nogales, and the fun eral will be held tomorrow from the Titcomb residence on Craw ford street. Deceased, who was 78 years of age, was a highly respected pioneer citizen of No gales, and loved and esteemed by a wide circle of friends. She is survived by four daughters. Mrs. B. Titcomb, Mrs. Amy c. Jones, Mrs. c. c. Kingsley and Mrs. c. O. Nourse. In their great loss they have the sympa- thy of the entire community.
 The announcement of Hon. R. c. Stanford, superior judge of Maricopa county, for the nomin- ation for United States senator, subject to the Democratic pri- maries, appears in today's issue of THE BORDERVIDETTE Judge Stanford has for seven years been superior judge of the great county of Maricopa, and during tbat time has made an enviable reputation as jurist, ,and is held III I1IS II SSGSSh Oy SHSIy y OOoy III Maricopa county, where he has made his home since but three years of age. He is a native of Texas, and life long, consistent Democratic. Judge Stanford is in every way qualified to fill the high office to which he aspires.
 The best exhibition of the manly art of self defense ever witnessed in Nogales, was stag ed last night at the Montezuma Pavilion, when Ralph Lincoln, the Mexican wonder, and Harry Mansell, bantam weight cham pion of England, fought ten fast rounds, resulting in de- cision for Lincoln. A large, en- thusiastic audiance of fight fans witnessed the contest which was clean throughout and we'll worth the price. Much credit is due Manager w. c. Payne, Referee Harold Brown, Announcer Char ley Fowler, and Time Keeper Jack Noonan, for the splendid high class entertainment given last night. It was a big success in every way. Everybody was satisfied.
 MT. Harry Barnett, manager of the Happy Jack Mining Go. |, was a visitor at the county seat last Wednesday. having come