The border vidette., 1907-01-12

Auditor Sherlock Ot tke' SOnOrS
 railway, who several years ago wa!
 chief clerk in the local. railroad of
 flee, and Geo. F. Jackson, assistant
 general freight and passenger agent
 of the road between Nogales and
 Guaymas, were here yesterday
 from the bay city. MT. Jackson
 recently took the place of MT
 Ross, resigned MT. Sherlock has
 been in the service of the Sonora
 railway many years.
 Tuesday Mir. w. Ford, the well
 known master mechanic at Du- quesne, and Mrs Mary Murray, a
 most charming lady, who with her
 cute little daughter, has just ar
 rived from Pennsylvania, were
 united in marriage in this city,
 Judge O. A. Gildea, officiating
 Mir and Mrs. Ford will in future
 make their home at Duquesne. The VIDETTE extends congratula- tions and wishes the newly mar ried couple much happiness. Ger tainly a woman who will travel three thousand miles to marry a man, deserves every thing that is good
 Sheriff Harry Saxon, who took charge of lis office on the first of the year. has appointed W w. Bailey un dersheriff and jaiIor. A better more competent man for the position could not be found if Sheriff Saxon canvassed the county with fine tooth comb. As one of Uncle .Sam's line U.I, D., l. Jo record; he IS cool headed, brave and intelligent, man respected by all who know him; his appointment meets the approval of everyone both Dem ocrats and epublicans. For Mowry, Sheriff Saxon has appointed B M. Doak, deputy. Wi liiams Lowe will took after the evil doers. at Tubac. Other appoin tments will be made later.
 Dennis Couehlin drove over from Washington Camp Thursday and has since been transacting business here. A short time ago MT. Coughlin dispos ed of group of mining claims situated in the Washington district, for which he received a goodly sum of money. It is said that he is now negotiating for the sale of a number of other splendid claims situated in the Wash ington district, where there is more. activity in mining than ot any time during the past several years. The Duquesnc people, who some time ago purchased the Pride of the West mines. are now running the Pride mill. and have in conte mplation large amount of exploration and de- of their extensive, valu- able properties. Judge NJ M Trickey is opening up splendid lead pro- perty near the Pride of the West mines, from which he is taking fine ore
 Early this week l. M Raines, gen. eral manager of the Columbia Con- solidated Mining Comps ny, who was here on company business, received letter from Colonel Emilio Kosterlitzky announcing the promotion of that gentleman from Lieutenant Colonel to Colonel Tn the Mexican army, and all week friends of the colonel, who is at Cananea, Sonora, have been sending telegrans of congratulation Colortl KosterIitzky has earned hIs promotion by faithful, honorable service under the Mexican flag which he adopted many years ago as his own As lieutenant colonel in active command of the Mexican Rurales, this fine gen tlenan- soldier has endeared himself to all foreigners In Sonora, especially along the international line, which section of the country has been free from la wless troubles of any kind, for while he is loved and respected by law abiding people, he is feared and hated by those who break the laws. Colonel Kosterlitzky is in charge of the Mexican forces at Cananea, where a large garrison is maintained. The day he is placed in command of the forces in the field against bad dNYaquis, will date the beginning of the end of Indian trou bles in Sonora.