The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-08-17
CHLORIDE.

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and Layton have gone to the ella on a
pleasure excursion.
W. W. Jones has been out to San
Marcial for some days surveying the
ranch of G. Fl. Purmort's.
Geo. Beebe is prospecting some iron
lodges which he holds on the ella side
OF the south end of the range.
Mrs. George Davis departed on Tues
days coach for Leadyille. Colorado, to
join her husband gone before. Many
friends regret her departure.
Mr.. Reber has gone to Hillsboro to
see about his business at that place.
He may go to Texas before he returns.
Sam Biggs has gone to Santa Fe to
meet MI. Lamption who is returning
to the range to complete some unfin-
lshed business.
An officer searching for a band of
half a dozen mules and some horses
lately stolen from Lake Valley, took a
look at the range this week.
Gus. Duvall came in from a three
months steady residence at Willow
Springs stage station Thursday to have
a wild and weird growth of hair now
ed down to civilized proportions.
II. E. Jones who has charge at pres.
ent of the ella Cattle company's ranch,
better known as Detwiler's. represented
his company at the stockman's meeting
at SOcorro this week.
Floyd Jarrett is on his way from
Texas with five thousand head of cat.
tie for the Detwiler ranch and is ex-
pected to arrive next week. Mr.. Jar
rett expects to remain and take charge
of the ranch.
Cy. Hall of Denver, Colorado, owner
of the Dollie Warden mine and a miner
and capitalists of large experience came
into the range with Alex Won Wendt
last Saturday. This is his second visit
lately.
D. u. Wescott and wife the parents
of Mrs. Chas. Garfield, who are here
visiting will depart for their home
at Grand Island, Nebraska, next week.
They will visit Denver and other points
of interest in Colorado ON the way.
III. N. Castle departed the range
Thursday for Black Hawk, Colorado, to
attend the concentration test of the
ores he has collected here. He expects
to have his returns from the work in
the course of a couple of weeks.
W. II. Moore of Nebraska City, came
in on Sunday with his wife and daugh-
ter. Mr.. Moore is well known in the
range from the sale of the Colossal and
and other properties. He will return
next week.
DR.. E. 2. Blinn has purchased the resi-
dence building belonging to J. C. Shaw
which stands next east of DR.. Haskelrs
and is now occupied by Della Bennett.
The doctor will put a fence around it
and iix it up otherwise for the Occu-
pancy of himself and wife in Septem.
Der.
Jim Blain got back from his jaunt
about the territory last Monday and
Don Cameron who had been down to
Silver City came up with him. They
r now busily engaged in trying TO
settle up the accounts generated
through their late saloon business. See
their notice of dissolution.
Harry Berlew opened up last night
with a new saloon in Chloride, Occu-
plying the late quarters of the Bank in
Westerman & Co.'S. room. He is fitted
up with Monte Christie fixtures and
keeps a neat ard tidy place. He has
named it the Exchange after his Her.
mOsa house, now closed.
G. II. PurmOrt has purchased what
he considers one of the very finest
ranches in New Mexico and will pro.
coed to stock it with cattle. 1t is 10.
Gated some twenty miles southwest of
San Marcial and the range embraces IF.
teen Or twenty miles square. ]. j
Dalglish will have charge of the cattle
when they are secured.
Alex. Won Wendt mourns the disap.
pearance of his fine ore specimens
mention of which was made in the
RANGE a few months since. An abOr.
tive attempt to steal them from his
room having been made shortly after
his arrival here with them he though,
best to place them in the store OF
Westerman s. Co.'S. for safe keeping
and he did. The safe being too small tC
hold them they were put in the desk
There they remained safely for a long
time but when he came to look fol
them upon his last return from Denver
they had vanished and no trace of them
yet has been found. Mr.. Won Wendt
valued his specimens at 5000 and to
anybody who could afford to own them
they were worth that much and he il
consequently very much exercised over
his loss.
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