The border vidette., 1922-04-15

| CA " III sIiS ClGys duO 1OIu0
 owner of the Santa Rita hotel il
 Tucson, has been a Nogales wis itor this week, from San Diego
 California, where he resides.
 William T. Roath, prominen
 successful rancher and stock
 raiser, who owns valuable req
 estate in this city, was a visitor
 in the city yesterday from his l country home near Elgin. Will
 Roath Is a loyal member of the Democratic party, and belives in
 nominating good men for office.
 Fred. H. Hilliker, recretary of
 the Sonora Valley Land Com
 pany, accompanied by his son,
 Fred. H. Hilliker, Jr., arrived
 in the city last Thursday from
 Los Angeles, on their way to Noria, Sonora, where the great
 ranch owned by the company is situated. The main offices of the company are in Los Angeles.
 l.. Lindsey, capitalist from Los Angeles, is a Nogales visi- tor. being a guest of his friend and business associate, Bracey Curtis, president of The First National Bank of Nogales, of which Mir. Lindsey has been a stock holder many years. Yes terday Messrs. Lindsey, Curtis and Thuron Richardson. cashier of Tine First National Bank, motored into the country.
 Frank N. Cox. the mining man who for some time past has been in charge of mining property in Sonora owned by the Aztec Con- Mining Company, of which Fred c. Emery is presi- dent, has returned from Los An geles, where the main offices of company are located. Mr. c. c. Chapman. of Los Angeles, is interested in the com pany. Malcolm Little, local at torney, is legal representative.
 Harry (PaO J. Patterson of Patagonia, was a week end visi- tor in Nogales last Saturday. Pats hat is again in the ring for the Democratic pomination for sheriff of Santa Cruz county, and he says it is going to remain their until the votes are counted at the primary eletion to be held 12th., next. Pat is one hundred percent American, one hundred percent Democrat, one hundred percent efficient. If Pat Patterson will @n
 This week Frank J. Barry and Leslie c. Hardy, we'll known, successful local attorneys, enter sd into 8 partnership and Mir. Hardy moved his splendid big collector of law books from the Jund Building to Mir. Barry's offices in the Trust Building, corner of Morley avenue and In street. The law firm ,f Barry & Hardy, is composed |! ,f two of the brightest young awyers in the southwest, Frank | Barry and Leslie Hardy. We l wish Barry & Hardy continued 1 'ucceSS.
 A. Dumbauld, who has an, bounced his candidacy for the 1 office of sheriff of Santa Cruz l county ,on the Democratic ticket, vas in Nogales the forepart of l week from his ranch near Ca. 1 lille. MT. Dumbauld has many 1 friends here and throughout the who will cast their vote | or him at the primary election . Der 12th. Should he win { he nomint ton, his election next , is assured, say his friends for he is qualified in 1 very way to fill the office of l heriff of Santa Cruz county 1 where be is we'll and favorably ,nOwn.
 In this issue of THE BORDER TIDETTE appears the announce nent of R. Q. Leatherman as a candidate for the office of sheriff if Santa Cruz county, subject to he action of the Democratic to be held September 2th, 1922. Mir. Leatherman, vho is a life long consistent Democrat, has resided in Santa jruz county about five years. Some time ago he purchased the Amado ranch near CalabasaS, lso the Deegan- Atkinson herd f cattle. Bob is an experienced owman and rancher, and his friends say he is qualified in very way to till the important fticp nf Slpriff