The border vidette., 1920-11-06

Bank departed for Los Angeles on a combined business and
 pleasure visit, of several days.
 Hon. Bo. J. Whitesides, ex- State Representative from Santa Cruz county, after enjoying a weeks visit here with old friends and acquaintances, has returned to Phoenix, where he is connect ed with the Arizona Highway Department.
 Senator Jack Schleimer, from Santa Cruz. says he will repre- sent all Santa Cruz county, in the Legislature, regardless of their politics or religion. The Senator is live wire. He'll always be found on the job for all his constituents.
 MT. Fitzpatrick, the affable barrister, who recently became an associate of Hon. Frank J. Barry in the law business, is a lucky gentleman. He bet on Senator Harding carrying Ari- zona. Ask Robert E. Lee, clerk of the Superior Court.
 MT. L.. M. Raines, manager of the Nogales Steam Laundry, who is recovering from a very sue cessful operation at St. Joseph's Hospital, will shortly go to Los Angeles, for a visit with his son, Hampton, whO-iS attending the Los Angeles Military College.
 The $95, ,OOO. Nogales School District Bonds have been sold to a Los Angeles firm and bids for the erection of the new public school will be advertised for at an early date. Plans for the building were drawn by Lowell & Greenwood, local architects.
 Many friends of Captain Ben Daniels, formerly of this city, HOW a resident of Tucson, will be glad to learn that Captain Ben has been elected high" sheriff of Pima county. When Roosevelt vas President, Cap tain Daniels was United States marshal of Arizona.
 Manager J. w. Mitchell of the Mowry mines, was a visitor in NoRales the forepart of the week, having come to visit his interesting family who reside here. Incidentally MT. Mitchell cast his ballot for Senator Hard ing. the successful Republican candidate for President.
 Samuel Heslet, who for four teen years has been at the Sul- tana mines in Sonora, after spending several days in the city on private and company busi- ness, has returned to the camp near Carbo. His wife and son, Desmond Heslet, reside in Los Angeles, where Desmond is be coming famous as a cartoonist.
 According to unofficial election returns from the state capital, the following Democrats have been elected: For Congress, Carl Hayden; for Judge of the Su- preme Court, A. G. McAlister; for State Tax Commission, E. A. Hughes and Frank Luke; for Corporation Commission, Loren Vaughn; for State Treasurer, R. R. Earhart.
 At the meeting of City Alder men held last Thursday even ing, the Army 6 Navy Union asked for a license for the Worthman Carnival Shows to give exhibitions for the benefit of the Union for six days begin ming December 9th. The pro- position was deferred for con- at the meeting of the city dads next Monday evening.
 The most exciting badger fight ever pulled off in southern Ari- zona, was witnessed at the Santa Cruz Club last night, when R. L.. O'Neill's badger defeated Al. Scharff's famous bull dog. Con- money changed hands, as a result of the battle, which all agree was absolutely on the and packers of the dog are not the least bit sore. They are good losers.
 Hon. Theodora s. Marsh, for mer state representative from Santa Cruz county, who for the past three months has been tour ing Europe with a party of re- presentative women of America, returned home last Monday. Mrs. Marsh reports having had a wonderful time, but is glad to