The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-04-27
CHLORIDE.
long,.

DR.. Haskell added fifty new speci-
mems to his cabinet Wednesday.
Gentlemen's clothing and anew stock
of general furnishing goods just recelv-
ed at Westerman & Co.'S.
There will be concentrating works
operating in Chloride within thespace
of three MONTHS Do you hear this?
Mr.. Huber from Engle, a mining ex-
pert, arrived in the range on Wednes-
days stage and went to the Palomas to
examine mining properties.
There have been enough pistol plays
this week to furnish the RANGE with
some good local items, but unfortu-
nately they all ended in bluff.
Westerman & Co. are selling gro
ceries at bottom figures. Don't forget
it.
Henry Westerman and w. Quinlan
went to the Palomas on Tuesday in
Alex Won Wendt's two-wheeled gig.
Old Sandy was the propelling power.
The Buffum is taking out finer ore
now than ever before and the mineral
crevice is nearly as wide as thenawLftl
The value of this property is " On
HANGED by every foot sunk.
J. M. Smith went out to Socorro this
week and purchased household goods
for his nearly completed residence at
the head of Wall street. He is making
a nice comfortable and commodious
house there.
Westerman & Co. have just received
a new stock OF ladies dress goods, ladies
c%orsets, piques, and many other new,
nice and unique articles in this line.
Call and see them.
Messrs. Corson & Andrews partners
in the hardware firm of L. Corson &
Co. have dissolved partnership and di-
vided up the stock. Mr.. Corson has
moved his share into his new building
and Mr.. Andrews occupies the old
stand.
G. j. Dow is back in the range again
after an absence of twoo or three months
down east. He has charge of the Adri'
ondack mine. There is strong prob
ability that work upon this valuable
property will begin soon.
Don Cameron and James p. Blair
mounted their mule wagon and took
their weary course to the headwaterf
of the CHA, for a protracted residence
upon their ranches. They will return
with a load of early vegetables about
the fourth of July.
Parker is about to have a new black
smith shop. 1t will be made of abode
size 1Sx25, and will be located on thu
corner of the block just west Of thu
old one. Hank Patrick has the contrac
and began hauling the rock for thu
foundation to-day.
j. B. Newman has moved his sheer
from Thorne's ranch on Monumen
creek to his own place just below thu
box on the North Palomas. He will
at once begin the erection of building
and corrals and will soon have a prett,
as well as a valuable place.
STRAYED OR SToLEN.-A stud Bur
70 four years old, medium height, darl
back, white belly, and part white nose
both ears slit behind. Reward for in
formation. Friends of the subscribe
in other camps will oblise by lookin!
about them. DIR. REEKIE,
Chloride, Apr. 20, 1883.
E. W. Layton carries his finger don,
up in a rag. He pointed out to Bill.
Dunn a particularly handsome speci
men of ore in the side of the shaft o
the Buffum mine, and Billy in his en-
deavor to loosen the mineral with
pick severed the end of Layton's RICH
fore finger.
Bill Hamilto n, the prince of stag
drivers, whose route is betweenl,hl9rid
and Engle has been on the seSSpM 70
the past week with a bad case of asthma
and had been laying by for repair
at Engle until Wednesday, when b
came up to the range for mountain all
Tom Chambers drives for Hamilton
and Gus Duvall takes Toms place tenn
} porariIy on the Grafton route.