The border vidette., 1920-06-19

EanCnO Qo COcneS. dG OduillSs was a visitor here several days this week, on private business. Bill" has a big bunch of white face cattle ranging in the Hua- chuca mountain foot hills.
 Hon. Leslie c. Hardy, Santa Cruz county's popular candidate for Attorney General, has gone over to Cocbise county to look after his political fences. Sev- eral years ago Mir. Hardy re- sided in Bisbee, where he was a member of the great law firm Of Ellin wood & Ross. He is we'll known in the great copper camps and at Tom bstone, the county seat, where he has a host of friends, all of.whom will get out and help nominate and elect him to the high office he is in every way qualified to fill with honor and credit to himself and the state of Arizona.
 At the meeting of directors of the Nogales Chamber of Con- merce, last Thursday evening, Captain l.. w. Mix, chairman of the Federal Building Committee, reported that telegram dated June 18th, had been received from the secretary of Senator Henry F. Ashurst, at Washing ton, stating that the Treasury Department would take favora- ble action on the Morley avenue and Hudgin street site within forty eight hours. Captain Mix also presented telegrams from Washington stating that this site had been chosen on recon mendations of agents sent to Nogales by both the Treasury and Post Office Departments.
 Yesterday R. w. (Ruff) Tho mas, who twelve years ago suc- cessfully engaged in business in NoRales, departed for his home at Moore, Texas, after spending couple of weeks here on pri- vate business, and enjoying g. visit with old friends. Before Lone Star State, Ruff paid this office a call, and renewed his subscription to THE BORDER VIDETTE He expressed him. self as greatly pleased with the wonderful growth of our little city, and said he would return next fall with his wife. most estimable lady who is pleasantly remem bered by many Nogales people. Ruff has made pile of money since leaving this. city a dozen years ago, in the cattle | business.
 In today's issue of THE BOR- DER VIDETTE appears the an nouncement of Dr.. J. c. Under wood, as candidate for State Representative from Santa Cruz county, subject of course, to the will of the Democratic voters at the primary election to bs held Septem Der z, 1920. Dr. Under wood is a Democrat of the old school. For more than a quar- ter of a century he has made his home in Nogales, while oper- ating mining properties in the Altar district, Sonora. He is a. consistent Jeffersonian Demo- crat who has never asked party recognition. As a member of the House of Representatives from Santa Cruz county, Dr. Underwood would at all times iutelligently work for a bigger and better state and county.
 MT. E. A. Hughes. of Tomb stone, was a visitor in Nogales last Wednesday, being accom- panied by Messrs. w. H Boyd and A. c. Kooger, two live wires from Dear Old Cochise," who came along to see that MT. Hughes, who is a candidate for State Tax Commissioner, did not 1 get lost while rounding up De- mocratic voters in the Santa Cruz nountainouS country. Mir. Hughes seeks the nomination for State Tax Commissioner on the Democratic ticket. For the past nine years he has been assessor of Cochise county, and he is making the race for the import ant office of tax commissioner on the splendid record he has made 1 in the office of Assessor. While here Wednesday MT. Hughes met many old-time friends who will support his candidacy.
 The following we'll known bus. mess men of Nogales, are finan- cially interested in the Interna- tional Air Service Corporation. of