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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16
Notice of Homestead Proofs.
US. LAND OFFICE.
LA MEsILLA, II. NJ.

fNufliafy l2tH, 1883 J
Notice is hereby given that the fol
owing named settlers have filed notice
of their intention to make final proof
on their respective claims before the
probate Judge of Valencia county, Y.
NJ at Los Lunas, said county and ter
ritory, on the 27th day of March. A. Il.
1883. VIZ:
BANTIsTA GARCIA. on homestead
application No. sos, for the S e il sec 30,
{ ), ST 10 W. Witnesses, Amhrosiu
Lucern, gBentura Salche2, Francisco
Juipe and Miguel Baca, all of Valen
cha county, n. NJ.
AMBROsIo LUCERO, on homestead
application No. 800, for the W y II e Il
and g ! n W 4 sec SO. A. sTl9 W. Wit
nesses, Bantista Garcia, Bentura San
chez. Francisco Juipe aud Leonardo
Morales, all of Valencia county, Y. NJ.
BENTURA SANCHEZ, on Homestead
application No. $40. for the W Il see
80. -, ST 10 W. WITNESSES, Gero
nimo Torres, Bantista Garcia, Fran.
cisco Juipe and Mig ,el Blct all o.
Valencia county. Y NJ,
FRANCIGCO JUTPH. On htmasteal az
pllcation No. 81. for the W Il sec u.
t ), S + 20 W. Witnesses, Bantista Gar.
cja, AmjfoSi0 Lucpro. Bentura SANCHEZ
and Miguel Baca, all OF Valencia coun-
ty, n. NJ,
MIGUEL BAGA, on homestead appIi.
licatlon No, 372. for the w a Il sec
"a, and e e S e 1 sec 80 5, ST % W.
witnesses, Bantista Garcia. Ambrosio
Lueero,' Bentura Sanchez and Francis
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16

nesses, ThOmes REYNOLDS. Mathew DeVlin,
Eugene U.Han and Washington Jones, all ol
Socorro county, y. n.
WASHINGTON JoNIs, on REDEMPTION declar.
atory statement number if9. for the G = : "
: sec ~, and the 2 4 NV 4 sec 80, a., ; n
W. Nitnea rs, Thomas Beynotis. Mathew
ttNins kugene O'ii-ra aad John Doyle. all
o~rSocorTh CnuufY, 81. u.
kUtESE o'HtEs. on prc-empu q adeelpta
tofYtrntelIent number a.. for The = \ e :
Sc % ard ue IS ne = see 81 Is r Is W.
WHO'S. Thomas Reynolds, MstheWIHFlin,
Washington Jones AID join noya, all oi
Socorro county, y. Il.
iitoMAs REYNOLDS. On pre-lmntiou declar.
atorN stttegnent rambler 81, iaf the "a I : q
SIC II. and " E sw sec g, { i : RIG ".
" illnesses, Charles Dunbar, Mathew Dcvlin,
Washington Juags and John Doyle, Al of So
eeuo county. ~ Al tItlI lA A.!
Go. ID BoMNAv. Rer,ster.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16
Notlce OF Forfeiture.

CHLORIDE, y. NJ, January %. 1873,
Notice is hereby given to J. l.. ease that we
have expended one hundred collars in labor
upon the cub mining clailr, situ,tCd in the
ApaclIe mining district. Soc0rro county, New
Mexico, Tor the year 1882, in order to hold
POS ession of said premises under section 1924
OF the revised statutes of the United states,
aud II within ninety days from the date Of
this notice you fail On refuse to contribute
your proportion ofsuch eNreGdituIe as n CO.
owner, your interest in said clai " will be-
come the property OF the undersigned under
said section 1924 of said statutes, and YOU will
also pay the cost of this advertisements.
j C.. SHAW,
...r... OSCAR PFuTr TAUER,
a W NICK NhY.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16
GEO. b. BowMkN, Register.
No. If6.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
.. 5. LANp ofrrcr, l, NrslLIA. Y. NJ

Z. 5. LAND OFFICE, IL NEsILLA. y. NJ
H DaCGathgf 4th. lisa.
Notice is hereby given thu. E. J. Fields, II.
6. Bond, f.. Nelson and G.B McAulay, whose
post"iiice address is Chloride, SoeorrO coum-
~, New Mexico, has this day fled his appli.
cation for u patent for fourteen hundred u
incty.ihreeH ha3l lirtar teet of ,the1 Wall
~ eet No. = inihe or vein, behfIns s@lteF, viii
surface ground five hundred ard eighty (5S1)
te t in width, situated Ia Apache mining dis.
trict, county of Sncurru anu tcrritury-of New
MeXicor aud de ignatcd by the flrll notes
and oflitial plrt qn ME ingtlis uficea AS not
hutnDei Sos SAID ldt number sos beti'g as fot-
lows, to- vii:
Beginning n; the II c corner No. /, a cedar
post . in Y IL long, surrounded by II monu-
ment OF stones and marked me corner w.
=. No. 2,-Variatiun ~ deg 10 uiin, g. The
highest point on top of prominent conical
point of rocks on hill north of claim ia located
II Is deg " min W, 479 It from said n e corner
No. l. Thence n % deg US min W hiss It to n
W cor, Il cedar post surrounded by Il mOnu-
ment of stones, marked IN co, W. st. No. ="
Thence As deg b. min W 5Sj # to 8 W cor No.
), a pinnn post surrounded by q monument
OF stones, marked - " cor W. ST. No-2.'
.Theh.s 5S deg 0S min g 1913 It to Chloride creek,
ll3 1t across said creek to 5 G cor No. 1, Il
cedar post SURF, unded by n monument of
stones and marked IS e eornersW. st. No. 3"
SAID corner Is located on the south bank of
Chloride creek and bears II 6 deg as min W
Iu9fL 10 the tOpDtc, meal point Of rocks upfOle
mentioned. From said cotner Il GS DOT tun-
mel bears II 20 eg 30 luin VI 2f #, and a IS foot
tunnel bears MS deg u min e 2G4 It. Thence
II is deg 81 min e $40 IL across Chloride ere, h
to place Of be-innlng. Magnetic variation
u deg 10 min G, containing 1897 acres.
The location of this mine is recorded in tho
recorders HIce of SOcOrro coun V, New Mex
leo, in book 3 page u, of mining records. The
ADJOINING claim on fhe east IS the Wall ST. Get.
Any and all persons claimi' e adversely any
portion of said "Wull Street No 2" mine or
surface ground are required to file their nd
verse claims with tue register of the United
states l;tid onice at la Mesilla, in the terri
tory of New Mexico. during the sixty days
period of publication hereof, or they will be
barred by virtue of the provisions OF the
statute. ~ rf GEO, d. BewNAN, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16
Notice OF Forfeiture.


CHLoRIDE. n. ~, February 2, 1888.
Notice Is hereby given tJF. n. strong that
We hdNc expended one hundIed dollars in
labor on the silver King mining claim, stu.
ated IN the Apache mining district, SdcJrTo
county, New Mexico, for the year lSS2, in
order TO hold possession of s;id premises
under section 1924 oil the revised statutes of
the United states, and If within ninety DAYS
from the date OF this notice you fail or refuse
tocont:ibute your proportion ufsuch eNpend.
iturr es a eo-owlier, your interest in said
claim will become the property of the unac.-
signed under said section 1924 of said statutes,
usement. +. II. Reavis.
IG AZ .IN. IHH w. +. ReaYis.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16
Notice of Forfeiture.

Fnirview, n. NJ, February 2. 1875.
a Notice Is hereby givengto Lieut.. G.. Nnlois,
We have expended one hundred dollars i'm
labor upon each Of the following mining
claims, VIZ the Fife hot. harmony, Little
Comstock, VI ria, Carbonate and Monarch,
all .i~'uatedinthe Ent hills Ncero mining dis.
trict, socorrO county, New Mexico. r The
kear lso2, in order TO hole posse sion Of sand
premises under section s3A of the revised.
statutes of the United states, aud If wHthin.
OF such eNpendt ure ~ co-uwners, your inter.
ests In said q inns viii become the property
OF the undersigned nnder said section 1921 Of
said statutrs, ana YOU wfl.also pay the cost
OF this advertisement. Eugene knapp,
a. Otto ludpr. ~
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16
No. I2o.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT


U. s. LAND OFFICE, La MEsILLA, N. NJ J
January ., 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the G 1icago and
New Mexico mfningt company, by it. duly a1.
thorizdd ftgent, JOHN Is. Adams, whose post.
9tice address is Grafton, .SncbrroNcqunty,
New Mexico, has this day fled its applica.
ton for Il patent for fifteen hundred Q5D)
linear feet OF the Rapidan mine or vein
DorroonpmmSg sl'E hnoa ana o G,22TpR}er, VIII surface
atcd in the Black Range mini z di trict,
county of Socorro and Territory of New Mex
ico, and described i'll the field notes ana OFF
cial plat on file in this Office as follows, { o wit:
Beglunllg ut the southeast corner of the
claim, Il post set in ground and marked sc
cor No. ] II; hence north T0AaeS 50 min wtst
SO feet to the southwest corner, Il post set in
ground and markfdks A- cor N0H2 X; tNcnce
north % deg 10 min east55G feet to st. Charles
g~uich-l,50o to northwest corner, n post set
W gruundsnfm arkedn corNo,3R; thence
SOUTH 10 ueg ~59lntn east 800 feet to northeast
corner, Il post set in ground and marked n e
cor No. a Il, whence from Il poiut 81 feet south
~ deg 30 min east from said northeast corner
thr peak at the extreme east end of the san
Mateo mountains bears north II deg me so
min east, and south 20 deg 20 min east to q
lointed peak in the Cuehillo Negro noun.
tdlns weston Edwards camp and southeast of
Argentine rass, -thgnce south % deg 10 min
west 900 feet to the Dlac of beginning; u
point on the east side line ~ feet from the
southeast corner bears south "a deg SO min
east to the pointed Peak above mentioned,
Magnetic variation IL deg 90 min east, con.
tanning 90 63 acres.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
recorders Office of Socorr0 county aforesaid,
in book 3, page. 80. ANY and all persons
claiming adversely any portion of said RAM.
dan mine or surface ground are required to
file t~heirfadverse claims with the register of
the United States land office at La Mes LA, in
the territory Of New Mexico, during the sixty
days period of publication hereof, o. they
will be barred by virtue Of the provisions of
the statute. GEO u, BOWMAN, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16
Notice of Pre-Emption Proof
l. s. Land once, La Mesilla. y. NJ.
IH nl.,,nY,. IN 1000

| -" ~ TUT WITN To, 100. J
Notice is hereby given that the following
naiued settlers have filed notice Of their in.
tention to make final proof on their respect,
I'VE claims before the register and receiver o
the land Office ut La Mesilla, NM on the eth
day of March, \, ID. 1888, viz
Richard c. Patterson, on homestead appli-
cation number 1876, for the W Is S e \ see 9,
and " Z II c 4 ser 1G. t 3, : # range II. ".
Witnesses: PHI Rel y, W W. Wilson, Teies
zorro eHunti n. NJ. uf
Patrick H, Kelly, on pre- cmption, declaratorv
statement number $50, ion the II G 4 n " i,
n "a N g 4, sec Is, and u " i n W 4 sec II,
Patterson, WV. wilson's TIC chavez, Der.
mabel Chavez, all of Socorro county, y. NJ,
Geo. ID Bowman, Register,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16
NO. no..
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
L $ LAND OFFICE, II MEsILLA, n. NJ.
Itnqturk- , IZSt

I ) LAND OFFICE, II MEsILLA, n. NJ. !
january ,, 1855.
Notice il hereby given that the CHICAGO and
New Mexico mining company, by its author
led agent, John l. Adams, whose postoflicr
address is CRITIC SVcoIro COUNT, New Mex
leo, has this day filed its application for n
patent for pa lineuricet of The emuggicruIihc
or VEN bearing SdNef, with smflce ground
80 feat in width, situated III the Black Range
mining district, county Of SOcurrU and terri
tory OF New alcNlcn, ana described in the fled I
notes and official plat on file in this ilice ~
follows, to Wit: Beginning ut the sutithpaAi
corner of the claim, Il post SET iigrou d and
marked 5 G cor Nc. lis thence north 81 deg
ID min west PSI feet, from wllirlra shaft bears
moth 80 deg 45 min east 80 feet 68a feet alens
the moth d al the Alaska lode claim to the
'southrcst corner, a'post set in ground and
marked S W cor No. ? ), it being the same
corner as corner number 3 Of the said Al skin
lode claim, thepoe north 8 reg .A3 min west
PA Get to the North wrSt corher, Il post set in
ground ana marked II W cor No. 3 5. il being
the same corner "a cOIner number . of the
Mont yuma loo claim, and bears south .
deg .05 west 1922 feet TO the mineral monu.
nj mt on top OF lvanhoe peak; thence south
81 deg 10 min east 800 feet along the SOU h
end of the Montezuma lode claim to the
northeast corn L, q post set in grou d and
marked n e COZ 4 S; Iyanhoe ptakmineri(l
monument bears south . deg 26 min west,
thence south 5 deg .U3 min east pa feet to
pace OF beginning. Magnetic variation II
deg 4S min east, containing 3.36 acres.
The location Of this mine is recorded in the
recorders ONCE OF >ocorro county, il boob 3,
at page GO. THO adj lining claimants are the
Alaska lode claiin NJ the south and the Mon.
tezuma ode claim ut the north. Any and al
persons claiming adversely any portion Of
SAID Smuggler mine OF surlade ground are
required to filrtheir Il verse 'ciaims with the
register of the United States land Office nc La
heNilla, IN the territory Of New Mexico. dur.
/ z the sixty days period OF publication here.
OF, or they will be barred By virtue of the
provisions Of the statute.
GEO. ID. BOWMAN. Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16
Nouce CT Forfeiture.

CHLORIDE, n. NJ, January Y, 1883
Notice is hereby given 10 j. G.. Singleton
that tile undersigned has lpr ormed the M.
nnal a~ssessmept work for the year lSs2
amounting to one hundred dollars, upon til,
Omega mining claim situated on Mineral
creek, in the Apache mining distric SocoI1iu
{ UNITY, n. NJ, east slope of Buck Range. and
you are hereby notified that unless on pay
yourptop,r ion of he Isame, Viz. s33.G SO, with.
in ninety days from the date OF the 1ublica-
ton of this notice, your interest in I e. ~ d
mine will b. forfeited tn the undersigned. nc.
cording to law, u 4 you will also pay the cost
of this uGvcl tisemunt.
SOUTHWESTERN MINING Co.
BY g.. I. PhRMEl Ell, Prest.
ii. y. CASTLE, Sec'Y. 40
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16
Of Pre- Proof.
u. s. hand OFFICE, IA MRslLLA, NM!

I., JuHuH y dhthi 1855, !
Notice Is hereby given nat the following
nam d seltleis have filed notice Of tht in ia.
tention to make final proof on their iespect.
i've Claims, before the prdbate Judge ut Los
Lu1ts, Valencia county, New Mexico, on the
18th day OF March, 1873, tow t.ita
Rafael Sanora, on homestead application
number $40, for the II W = sec y, 2. south
OF range II west, n. NJ tr. NJ. Witnesses:
Henry Connolly, ndl e. Romero, Jesus Jinso
aud lenatio Torres, all of Valencia count,
New Mex o.
Juan Jose Samora, on homestead eitry mum.
Der Sls, for the W u sc Z, $ & sw 4, n Wei
Wv sec II, t2, south of range II west, y. NJ.
III. NJ. Witnesses: !Ienry Canneily, Andres
K nero, ge{us, Iinso! anp Ignatio Torres, all
~ Valencia county, n NJ.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16
No. III.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT

u. 5. LAND OFFICE, La MEsILLA, N. NJ. !
Jannary 9, 1888
Notice is hereby given that the Chic 20 and
New Mexico Mining company, by its duly an
thorized agent, John II. Adams. whose i,nst
office address Is Grafton, SocoIro county, New
Mexico, has this day fled its application for
a patent for fourteen hundrtd and sixty
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16

According to the Coal Trade Journal
the largest vein OF coal in tile world
has recently been discovered in what
was the Indian reservation in Colorado.
1t covers 1000 acres OF landj the coal Is
semibitumihous, of jet black color and
almpst entirely free from sulphur. 1t
will smelt iron without cooking, having
been used by minrrs IN the neighbor-
hood for dressing their steel tools and
found superior to charcoal for that pur-
pose.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16


There has recently been patented an
improved apparatus for thawins giart
powder. In mining and other opera
lions requiring the use Of giant powder
and other high explosives, there is frC-
quent loss of life and property from
accidental explosions, resulting manly
from the shifts ~resorted to by miners
to warm the powder to blast. The Oh
jet of this invention is, besides that Of
saving life and property, to provide a
convenient and efficient apparatus by
which the cartridges can be warmed
and be kept warm until ready tor use.
This invention consists OF Il receptacle
adapted for receiving hot water, aud
provided on the interior with cartridge
holders. AT the same time there is no
contact of the water with the car
tridges, and no risk of deterioration by
the oil being abstracted by the water.
There is, further no risk of accidental
explosions, and no loss Of time from
the necessity of carrying the cartridges
TO a place where they call lie walmed.-
Mining Journal.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16

The recent rise in the Ohio river caus-
ed fearful flood at Cincinnati, Cow
Ington, Newport and Lawrepceburg,
Ind. At eleven o'clock the river bad
REACHED u height of sixty four feet,
three and Il half inches, heing a half
inch above TIE rise of 1892. and was
still rising. Niles of the Cincinnati
river front were under water the,
current on Front street being 50 rapid
as To make navigation dangerous.
The suffering in the flooded part Of the
city is great, and the loss of le is in.
evitable, Tie entire river front at
Coyington is flooded. Al Newport the
entire military barracks and-twosquare
miles of the city were under water.
Provisions vera taken in boats to the
inhabitants and delivered through the
second and thIrd story windows of all
the houses and factories. The city Of
Lawrenceburg was entirely inundated,
and provisions taken to the inhabitants
in boats, Many other towns below suf-
fered greatly.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16
PUBLISHED NJ THE
Black Range Printing Company.

Seven million rabbits have been XIII
ed in Australia in less than u year. and
yet there is no sign of dimunition.
They have become an h'tolerabIe curse.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16

They have become an hltolerabIe curse,
The flood at Cincinnati undermined
the freight and passenger depots of the
Cincinnati SOuihern railroad. The
freight depot went doWn carrying with
1t over II hundred people who were
on the platform witnessing the food.
The track VAS ut the same time des-
troyed and the cars standing near ran
into the depression Covering the people
who had gone down With the fallen
building. Not one body had been re-
covered up to / { o'clock.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
FEAST!

A Feast commencing on
San Juan's Dav, June 24th
1888 will be held at the
city Of Phoenix, and will
continue until and includ-
ing the 4th day of July,
1883. The grounds will
be neatly arrar ged for the
Feast. Arrang ements have
been made for p sture for
ANIMALS near the grounds
also with the various hotel
keepers in the city to fur
nish acc .mmodations to
visitors at reduced rates.
Every evening there will
be a magnificent display Of
Fireworks. A first class
band will be in attendance
every evening. Athletic
games will take place each
evening FIR which prizes
Will be awarded to the
winners. For further in
formation apply to
Y. W. BROWN,
Phoenix, A. T
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
San Francisco News.

SAN Francisco, May s6-Le'a and
stanford leaves to-day for Europe on
the steamer Germania.
The temperature here TO- d was
81 deg ees in the shade.
The WHO Bay Treasure Company
has incorpora' for the purpose OF
profit, g by the right conceded by
the KING of 5. ain 10 explore the
bottom Of the Lay OF WHO, Spain,
ane extract Their, from any treasure
they may find.
The steamer Belle b Ou- hi has
brought the wou dcd persons from
the wrecked Pilot To Pctaluma,
where the best of tentiOn is given
them. Last night nothing was Wis
iblc OF the wreck al law tide bur the
stern III Il upper part of the forward
decg. The Loi.er burst out throl Oh
the l. p and carried every thing with
II. The steamboat inspe, tim nj
Petaluma will say nothing until the
examination is completed. Boats
ire now at the scene of disaster to
save parts of the wreck and to re-
cover the bodies. The latest lisl of
victims includes: j. j. H gen. of
San Francisco, Nil, d Mrs. Geo. p
McNcar died from her wount.s; four
sons of W. +. Ma.her drown, d; j.
Shaltuck, iIeman of the Pilot, KILL
ed; Graves, ca; tain of the Pilot,
knocked sensele>s and badly cut in
the forehead; j. ! McCalvey, arm
broken; w. F. Mathers, badly scald-
ell and burned; infant child OF W.
+. Mathers, badly scald, d AMI can
not survive; Geo. G. Palmer, pilot,
wounded in the neck al d four ribs
broken and case regarded us almost
hopeless; " lillian Sullivan, slightly
wounded. The following are re
ported missing: Horace Bell. mate
of The Pilot; j. Blackwell; Thomas
Crawford, engineer of the Pilot; q.
w. Gwi. mn; A Hewes, a stevedore;
Mrs. Welhers' daughter; W. J.
Weihers; Peter NcCabe, deck hand;
Richmond Deck; N. Selve, cabin
boy; and an unknown man, Il deck
hand.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

THE New York courts have Gecid
ed THAT railroad companies are net
not liable for injuries to passengers
who are travelling on free passes
They have just decided a suit Il Il:
involved this point in which Israel
Weinstein sued the Pennss lvania
Genital for $4,000 for the less of Il
leg at Altoona, and the case was de-
cided in favor of defendant on the
ground tina: plaintiff WAS riding on
free pass.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

crops there wcul prove to he de-
fici-ncy. But the facior of mines
Ind Their product is almost OVER
looked in counting The factors of the
situation. The silver mining inter-
est alone is adding $2,5OO,OOO | er
month to the circulating medium of
the county, and every ounce of gold
less what is used il. tie arts, also
adds to the available supply OF coin
and bullion. The $50, 600, 900 in gold
which was exported last year to
cover our short account with for
eiGn customers, was more han made
up twice over by the product of our
mines. Colorado alone produced
nearly enough to fill the void. and
since that time fully 100000, 600
has been addC d to our reserve. Tie
banks have been de, reasin their
circulation, but the movement is
now the other way. There can be
no lack If money in the County,; it
must be here somewhere, and all
that is NJ cessary is sufli,-ient i: =
duccment to bring it TO active CT :
culatioR. When the proper sccuri-
ties are Offered it will come
out But, although deep hidden in
the pc ckcts of the farmer, the me-
chauics and miners, il stands as a
reserve 10 pr ttct the community
against any sharp change of condi-
ton, panic, or disaster. If the money
is not conc ntratcd in the city banks,
held y wealth people, VIII CHI is Ger
tainly is not ii &C the hanks show
no such reserves, it must be distrib-
wv "a "iAiOiS NV many loI II C' u.u
not have let the country. The
banks of New York held $4,417. 900
less than they did a year ago. This,
when taken in connection with an
increa- ed am, unit of money in the
country is good sign. TIE forces
necessary for permanent prosperity
are here, and with good crops the
coming fall viii WINES boom
which will invisorate the whole
country. There is no cause FIR
alarm, and the only evil 10 be feared
is bad weather Eco omist.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

GE> ERAL CROOK is not the man
to undertake what he has without
fully weighing the probabilities and
the possibilities of the case. That
he has met and vanquishcd the
Apaches, there is little doubt, nor
have we any doubt that he will. re-
turn 10 American soil without giving
them such lessiol as will NIKE
them wary Of Low they raid over
the line in the future, if he does not
succeed in causing them 10 sue for
peace.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

The demands from the Treasury
will probably be much lighter dur
ing the next six m 1nths than they
were in the pa t, as the reduction in
duties will tend to decrease the re-
turns for imports. Railroad earn
ings are large, and will probably
continue 20 exceed those of last year.
which will bring funds to the East
ern cenicrs. " it'll the pavmenf of
thirty, sixty. anil ninety day bills.
for spring invoices, large sums wiz
be added to the bank reserves. Were
it not for these features sharp
s.ringency would follow the che; D
money of summer, and when m ,nty
would be most needed to move tie