The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-21
CHLORIDE

E. Bray, of SOcorro. was in town yes
terday.
New Mexico climate is hard on
dudes, "me boy-ah."
Jay Barnes is part owner in a good
mining property near Kingston.
J. M. Smith went south on Thursday
afternoon. to be gone several days.
Supt. Mcmillan, of the Colossal mine,
is on the road to recovery from typhoid
fever.
A big dance at Grafton. New Years
Eve, to which the whole Range is in
vited.
The project to tap jim Dalglish's
cellar by q tunnel is not dead. 1t only
sleeps.
The property owners of Apache dis
trict will 'hear something drap" before
a great while.
Joe Peers came in from over the
Range yesterday. Will be about Chic
ride several days.
Mr.. Hill who bought out Larry Nc
Donald's outfit in Chloride, now offers
his team and wagons for sale.
DR.. Blinn is getting in a splendid lot
of holiday goods. Go and see them.
You will buy before you leave.
The American Flag has a a load of
ore on the road to Engle. 1t will be
shipped to Argo for treatment.
James Vert has been appointed sta
ton agent on the A. II. SIS. F. railroad
at Engle, vice T. w Nixon resigned.
Billy Dunn, Ed Leighton and Harry
Berlew left yesterday for the Iron Reef
Mining district, to be absent for several
days.
Thirty-one persons are enrolled in
the Chloride Sunday School, of which
number twenty-five were present last
Sunday.
j. b. Warner, of Silver City, came
into Chloride Saturday. He is here
looking after a stock range for some
eastern parties.
Sam Ferree, Oscar Pfotenhauer, and
Hugh " orkman left Wednesday morn
ing. with Sam Foster, for the Iron Reef
mining district.
w. H. Violet of Moberly, No, is a
subscriber to the BLACK RANGE, for
three months, by the generous act of
Postmaster Turner.
The motto inscribed on Tom Kit
trell's banner is "Ho for the new placer
diggings of Idaho, or bust"
Mrs. Hill and Miss Jones, both of
Missouri, and here as consumptive
patients, are beginning to relize benefit
from change of climate.
The son of ex-Gov. Hunto of Colorado,
one Of the officers of the Durango First
National bank, was shot and instantly
killed by a burglar last Sunday night.
The dance of the season at Jim
Blain's hall next Tuesday night. The
whole Range is invited. Rickert will
get up a big supper as an accompani-
ment.
L. Bougard has shaken the dust of
Chloride from his feet and has gone to
Socorro. The little birds and chip
hunks of this part of the range are
happy.
Sam Biggs was In town this week.
He has been over in the Mogollon
mountains. He goes from here to Las
Cruces. hampton, his partner, is in
Cruces.
Moorland is hauling Palomas Chief
ore from the Palomas district to Engle.
White, of the Chief, will ship his ore to
Socorro for treatment. He has "a Car
load ready.
Henry Ward Beecher and Roscoe
Conkling, dackasses of New Mexico
owned by Judge Holmes of Chloride,
were sold last week to a couple of
ranchmen.
Long and Richardson of Fairview,
have opened a meat market in the old
stand formerly occupied by Eckhardt.
Richardson will move with his family
to Chloride.
j. W. Hamilton. of Ann Harbor
Michigan, interested in several leading
mining properties in the range, will
arrive here in a few days to look after
his interests.
A. Rush Bowe, of the Royal Arch,
was in town yesterday. He says his
pump works like a charm, and he has
imported a regular machinist from
Denver to take charge.
Mrs. Day with her children on
their way to the railroad station, for
Carthage, Missouri, joined her husband
at Cuchillo Negro town where the
family are now residing.
Judge Holmes made a visit to Her.
mosa this week, returning Saturday
with John Plemmons, and in company