The border vidette., 1920-08-14

| eSterday J. A. Legarra. Ol The Famous, received big con. signment of dependable mer. chandiSe from Eastern markets.
 Sheriff R. R. Earhart, candi date for the Democratic nomina. tion for State Treasurer, is ab sent from the county in the interest of his candidacy. Ray $ many friends in Santa Cruz county say he's a sure winner.
 E. M. Dickerman. secretary of the Elks' Lodge of Tucson, mo- tored down from the ancient and honorable pueblo last Monday afternoon to enjoy a few hours visit with Nogales Bills. Dick has a host of friends in Nogales and throughout Santa Cruz county.
 Walter McGee, colored, who pied guilty of assaulting his wife | with a deadly weapon, has been sentenced to serve one to ten | years in the state penitentiary. Recently in fit of jealous rage, | McGee beat his wife on the head with a six shooter, then shot her through the thigh.
 Last Monday at Continental Bob Harrington and J. Meyers, 1 had a narrow escape from drown ing, when their automobile turn ed turtle in the creek near that place, when struck by food waters, during a heavy rain storm. The boys escaped injury, but the car was badly damaged.
 Harry J. (PaD Patterson of Patagonia, has been in the city l several days this week in the interest of his candidacy for the | Democratic nomination for sheriff Pat" says he is running strpng and is going to give his oppOn- ents, George, Tom and John. a sure enough run for their money.
 MT. George W. Parker, Demo cratic candidate for sheriff, was here the forepart of the week from his splendid ranch in the beautiful San Rafael valley. I George is an old campaigner, and is busy making a general round up in the interest of his candidacy for the office of High sheriff of Santa Cruz county.
 The forepart of the week Chair man James A. Harrison of the Board of Supervisors, returned from a trip to Patagonia, Har- shaw. Mowry, Duquesne, To- chiel and the San Rafael valley. | looking over the roads, which he reports in fairly good condi tion, considering the recent heavy rains in the region visited.
 Ed. Jake and Arthur Peck have opened their-new White Front Garage in the Peck build ing, BOA Grand avenue. They will make a speciality of auto re pair work. As both boys are we'll and favorably known in No gales and throughout Santa Cruz county, they will no doubt do g splendid business, right off the bat"
 1 Engineer c. c. Cate, for a ione time assistant general superin tendent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, has returned to No gales, after an extended visit 1T the East. From here MT. Gate will go to Sonora to look after his mining and land interests The gentleman's many friend: here will be pleased to learn O. his return.
 Hon. Oscar F. Ashburn, mem Der of the Board of Supervisors who is a candidate for re-elec tion, was a county seat visito last Thursday, having motoreC down from the Pennsylvani; ranch to transact private busi ness. Mir. Ashburn is one o Santa Cruz county's most pro minent citizens. His nomination and re election is assured.
 MT. John O'Connor, the veter an race horse man, who has national reputation as a raise and trainer of famous trottini and running horses, is a gues at the Montezuma hotel. Re gently MT. O'Connor sold one o his big farms in the East au, may decide to invest in Arizon and Sonora land. He is an old time friend of Don c. Franklin of this city.
 Mir. I. c. E. Adams, chairma of the Board of Supervisors c Cochise, a candidate for Corpor a tiOn COmmiSSjOnpr SI1hioct f.