The border vidette., 1920-08-07
Andy O'Connor has resigned

Sinaloa, where he will engage in the business of farming on lands owned by himself and brother in law. We wish our old friend, Andy, all sorts of good | luck. He will be missed. County Attorney Leslie c. Hardy, popular candidate for the Democratic nomination for At torney General of Arizona, re turned the forepart of the week from a campaign trip through l; Maricopa and Yuma counties. He came home looking and feel ing like four time winner He's sure running strong in his home county-Santa Cruz.
 MT. T. D. Cashel, popular De- mocratic candidate for the no mination for corporation com missioner, was a Nogales visitor last Wednesday,, from Phoenix. Mir. Cashel has the distinction of having been the first mayor of Nome, Alaska. The gentleman was pleasant caller at this of fee, accompanied by MT. P. J.
 
 State Auditor.
 Judge Samuel Pattee, of the Pima county superior court, is here occupying Judge w. A. O'Connor'S bench, hearing cases in which the Santa Cruz county judge is disqualified. Judge Pattee is candidate for the no imitation for Supreme Judge, subject to the Democratic prim- ary. His friends in Santa Cruz county are sure of his nomina- tion and election.
 MT. Al. Rosenstock from the San Xavier mines in Sonora, is a Nogales visitor, being accom- panied by his wife. Al. is slight lv under the weather, but thanks to our wonderful climate, will soon be O. K. again. He is in charge of the reduction plant at the Animas mine owned by the W. c. Laughlin Company, of which W. 0. Laughlin of this city is president and general manager.
 MT. J. A. Legarra, proprietor of The Famous, returned home last Sunday from St. Louis and l Chicago, where he had been for the purpose of buying goods for his popular Morley Ave. store. Joaquin thoroughly understands the mercantile game from A to z. On his trip to the eastern markets he made some wonder | fr7l hi It store, which is in every way worthy of the name.
 Last Saturday MT. Frank Dykes, deputy state school su- perintendent, paid Nogales a visit. The gentleman while here took occasion to compliment Mrs. Josephine Saxon, county school superintendent upon the excel lent manner in which she con- ducts the schools of Santa Cruz county. Mrs. Saxon is a candi date for re election on the Demo cratic ticket. Her nomination and election is assured.
 MT. H. Gordon Glore and his lovely bride, Miss Catherine Jet more, of Huachuca, are at home to their many friends. The hap. py newly weds were married July 30. by the light of a silvery moon in front of Justice of the Peace J. N. Wilkey'S home, 11e Washington street. The wit nesses to this unique, romantic automobile moonlight marriage where Mir. and Mrs. Earl L. Seger, the brides sister and brother in law. We join their host of friends in wishing then much joy.
 Last Wednesday Nogales was honored by having in her midst two candidates for the high office of governor of Arizona, Secre tary of State Nit Simms anc Hon. Mulford Winsor, State Sen ator from Yuma county. The distinguished gentlemen who seek the Democratic nomination for governor, have many friend: in Nogales and throughout San ta Cruz county. The Secretary of State was chaperoned around by MT. V. F. Frizzell of Amado vile, while MT. Winsor was il charge of Arcus Reddoch, ont of the best little vote getters il Arizona.
 Miss Natalie Peck, accompa nied by her father, MT. A. l. Peck. departed the forepart O