The border vidette., 1922-03-18
HARRISON TICKET WINS.
Harmony Prevails in Great Demo-
 cratic Mass Meeting.
Tuesdays Democrat

Nogales, the ticket headed by Mayor James A. Harrison, won over the ticket headed by Otto H. Herold, last night by a vote of almost , to l.
 The total votes cast were 336. of which 193 straight votes were cast for the Harrison ticket, and 96 for the Herold ticket.
 The Harrison Ticket-J. A. Harrison, 211; Ben. J. Jones, 321; Sam Lee ker. 21O; J. c. Tovrea, 217; J. E. Wise, 219; A I. Sch leimer, POI; T. Nj. Ford, Jr., 213.
 The Herold Ticket-Otto H. Herold, HEM. A. Wuerschmidt, 116; J. A. LeRarra, 121; Wm. Tidw well, 1l3; Chas. F. Holler, 128; F. D. Wilkey, IA.
 The meeting which was held in the Lyric Theatre, was open ed by Duane Bird, chairman of the Democratic city central com mittee, who acted as presiding officer. Chairman Bird explain ed the purpose of the meeting, stating that the election of can didates would proceed according
  of Arizona.
 It was agreed that the follow ing officers would conduct the election: Inspectors, Leslie c. Hardy and Frank Loan; Clerks. Dave Wilkey and J. c. Barnes; Judge, Vic J. Wager.
 Charles E. Hardy, in. @ brief talk named Otto H. Herold for mayor, aud Dr. M. A. Wuersch. midt, Benj. J. Jones, J. A. Le- RGrra, Wm. Tidwell, Chas. F. Holler and F. D. Wilkey for al dermen.
 Ia his nominating speech, Mir. Hardy stated that win or lose, the faction that he represented, would unqualifiedly sta nd behind the ticket chosen by those in at tendance at the meeting.
 Judge Frank J. Duffy in @ brilliant oration, filled with the true spirit of Democracy, nomi- hated Mayor James A. Harrison to again lead the Democratic hosts of Nogales, and Ben. J. Jones, Samuel Leeker, J. C.. Tovrea, J. E. Wise, A. I. Sch leimer and T. M. Ford, Jr., as aldermen.
 The balloting then began, wo- men of whom there were many in the audiance, taking an active part in casting their ballots for those whom they favored.
 When the ballots were segre gated, it was seen that the ticket led by Mayor Harrison was far in the lead and many of the lead CTS of the opposing ticket, left the theatre before the count was finished, after cOngratulating Mayor Harrison on his victory and assuring him of their sup port at the coming city election
 Frank D. Wilkey led the losing ticket with a total of 144 votes, his total being 60 less than A. [. Schleimer, the lowest man on a total of POI votes.
 Hon. James A. Harrison dur ing his residence in Nogales and Santa Cruz county has proven himself worthy of the trust placed in him by the Democrats of this city.
 He has been a resident of this section since he was small child, except for a number of years when he was engaged in the express business. His fla ther. Judge Richard Harrison, was one of the pioneer settlers of the San Rafael valley, having located there about 45 years ago. For a mum Der of years, MT. Har- rison was an express messenger on the Southern Pacific, and agent for the Wells Fargo com pany at Lordsburg, New Mexico. Returning to Santa Cruz county he engaged in raising and trad ing cattle, acquiring the reputa tion of being one of the leading cattle raisers of the southwest.
 At the present time, Mir. liar rison is the Mayor Of Nogales, having served the city in that capacity for the past two years, giving to the citizens of NogaleS one of the best administrations the city has ever known.
 Mayor Harrison has served his city, county and state on a mum Der of occasions, always at tending to his civic duties in a manner that has won him the honor and respect of his con