The border vidette., 1907-07-13

1 Company for period ot twenty-hve years. Tuesday, August 20, is the date set for the electors of Nogales t, vote on the question, as directed by proclamation issued by the Mayor and Common Council.
 Willie and Joe Cumming, sons oi Judge D w. Cumming, the oig Gala basas raucher, have arrived from Cananaa, where Willie has for the past three and half years attended Willie when li.tle shaver, worked for THE VIDETTE. as newsboy. He is a very bright lad and will make his mark in the world.
 This evening Colonel Emilio Kos : terlitzky, one of the best known, most popular soldier in the Republic of Mexico. with headquarters at Mag dalena, Sonora, accompanied 1y Mrs. K Kosterlitzky and the children, will arrive Tn the city en route to Los An geles and other points of interest on the Pacific coast, where the gallant colonel will enjoy months we'll earn ed rest with his family.
 Thursday John Henderson, the min ing man, came up from Fl Gro to meet a mining engineer who will ac- company him out into Altar district to look at big copper property owned by Messrs. Henderson and P. San doval. the Nogales, Sonora banker. MT. Henderson reported operations at Fl Gro progressing in a very satisfac tory manner, work at present being prosecuted on the big cyanide plant.
 Tuesday night Messrs Ed. Titcom5, E D. Miller and Ramon Vasquez, re turned from Tombstone where they had been couple of days serving as United States grand jurors. Mir Vasquez was accompanied by his wife and daughter. When in Tombstone they stopped at The Arlington Hotel, the best hotel in Cochise county's capital city. The Arlington IS owned by Mrs. P. B. Warnekros, who does everything possible to make her guests comfortable.
 Mir. J. O. Oh eairs, an experienced. mining man who has visited many of the big mining camps in the country, it at present making Nogales his headquarters, being interested in min ing property down in the Alamos district, Sonora, where he recently went to inspect the property owned by the Yaqui River Consolidated Gold and Copper Company. The gentle man was SO well pleased with the property he immediately became in terested, financially.
 On Wednesday evening at 8 o'clokc, Probate Judge M Marsteller officiating, MT. Ralph McCorkle. of Calabasas, and Miss Esther Edwards of Tumaca- cori, this county, were united in mar riage, at the pleasant ranch home of the brides parents near the historical old mission. A wide circle of friends and acquaintances throughout Santa Cruz county will join us in wishing the newly welded couple long. pros porous and happy life as man and wife. They will reside at the Mc- Corkle ranch near Oalabasas.
 In the company of Captain Wheeler of the Arizona Rangers. Manuel Sa- rabia, member of the revolutionary iunta of San Louis, kidnapped recently by Mexican and American officias from the Douglas jail and delivered into the custody of Mexican officials, tO V hiICA oOdICo day night, having been turned over to the American officer on request of Governor Kibbey. Three American officials and Antonio Maza, Mexican consul at Douglas, are being held to the grand jury, under heavy bond
 Articles of Incorporation of the Yaqui River Consolidated Gold and Copper Company, Messrs. Lee Rea gan, J.C Cheairs and Edward Lanier in corporators. appear in this issue of THE BORDER VIDETTE Nogales is named as the principal place for the transaction of the company's business The company owns large valuable mineral property situated in tho famous Alamos, Sonora mining dis trict, which is being successfully ex- plored and developed under the able supervision of Mir. Walter Strickland, one of the large stockholders in the company.
 Lack of space this week prevents the publication of a two column story under the caption: Tombstone, Its Past, Present and Future" However, in passing. TIE BORDER VIDETTE desires to express grateful thanks an3 appreciation for many courtesies shown the writer during his recent visit i to one of Americas most wonderful minino camps Tombstone where the