The border vidette., 1904-06-18

lena, Sono.a, Mexico, came up to the
 Mir. Politzer formerly lived in Noeales
 when a member of the IT. s. customs
 force at this port He and his estiH.- able wife are well and favorable known ! here where their friends are very
 numerous.
 Friends of Dr. w. F. Chenoweth,
 their name is legion, will learn with
 pleasure that he has about recovered
 from his recent illness, and he and his
 family are having most delightful
 visit in the City of Mexico. where
 they are the guests of Minister of the
 Interior Ramon Corral. formerly gov
 ernor of the state of Sonora It is
 stated Minister Corral IS slated for the
 vice presidency of Mexico
 Many people in Nogales and Santa Cruz county will learn with regret of the legal trouble between Frank Powers and wife, and Dr Ray Ferguson, the
 Worlds Far Mining Co.,, and the London Glasgow Development Go. which will no doubt prevent for long time the operation of the famous Worlds Fair mine in the Harshaw district, this county. The plaintiffs, through their attorney Geo. K. French, seek an injunction against the defend ants. restraining them from further operating the Worlds Fair mines O:her relief Is sought and parties who have been working at the mine, say it is now tied up tighter than q drum head.
 MT jack Bower, of Bower Bros, prominent Santa Cruz county cattle men, spent yesterday in Tucson. His mother and sister came up from Ft. Huachuca with him. says the Tucson Star of June l6- They departed for their home in Philadelphia last even- ing. En route they will stop at St Louis and spend a week sightseeing at the fair. Mir. Bowers reports that the stock on the ranges in his vicinity are picking up and judging from all there was a good fall of rain in the Huachuca mountains yes terday. The Bower Bros ranch, which is located near the fort, was formerly owned by Thos Turner, sheriff of Santa Cruz county
 Rehearsals for the military play, "Secret Service" are progressing nicely under the able management of MT. H. k. Messick- The Cavalry Troop in- tends to make this performance one of the best ever given by amateurs in Nogales- '-Secret Service" is replete l with strong intense action and pretty ! scenes, and two seasons ago had very ! successful run on the professional ! stage. Special scenery and costumes | have been ordered for this production | and the caste includes the best local ] talent (twenty in all The manage ! ment state that the armory on Fourth ! of July evening will be the coolest | place in town,as electric fans are to be | for the occasion
 The United States custom house, Edwin Baker, collector, has pleasant | ,nd convenient quarters in the Marsh | formerly Santa Cruz county's | court house. At the international 1 railway crossing, a boX-car now takes | ,he place of the late custom house, by fire on the night of the )th inst While 1t Is not the most ;ool and comfortable place imaginable. Uncle Sam's boys, who are accustomed o roughing it, do pot complain. They Ire not the complaining sort. The and Chinese inspectors rave pleasant qua rters next TIE BOR DER VIDETTE office, near the inter lational line on Morley avenue, where inspectors Barnett, Addy and TuttIe, md Interpreter Gonzalez hang out
 The Mexican Mines Consolidated, ompany owning properties down on he Yaqui river in the Sahuaripa dis rict of Sonora. has lately attracted he attention of a number of well nown mining men, says the Star It 5 stated that this company has one of he finest high grade copper ore bodies n Western Mexico. Their claims are f ocated on the great ledge which has