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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-07
NOTICES.
Mining application No. 1875.
LAND oFFIcs,

L. > LAM OffICss
Las Cruces. y. N, November 2, 1883,
NJ Office Il nereby given that samuel
IN y. Poster, whose postufice addte>s Il
Chloride. Soc0rro Co, \. NJ, has made appit'
cation tor 4 patent tor Isl linear Il on the
Aibutross Lode, bearing ; liver, with n sur
face ground Of coo Il In width, situated in
the Palomas Mining district, Soeorro county,
y. NJ, and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this Office as follows. viz
Beginning at cor No. I set a cottonwood post
"a l ehes square, 4 ft long on top of a =
chiseled on solid lime rock with a mound OF
stOne around IL. 10 being set alongside OF
cor No ! sur No. SI7, and marked 1875 from
which the in tial point "Palom s" bears N
s. deg 81 me. loss Il, . pine tree 10 I'm in dia
marked Is. II. l-SI6-3s1 be r. n ~ deg / IN W.
79 feet. A pine tree 10 inches Ia dia marked
B.T. l-3I6-5s1 bears ; 70 deg 10 N W 80 eft.
thence ) - deg SO N e. var ~ deg ] IN e $40 #
along south slope 1f Carbonate Hill to a
gulch S9J IL, To a gulch. Us II, to- gulch, 1851 ft
to cor No. .. Set a cottonwood post 4 Il lon
AZ inches squarr 2 IL In ground alongside Of
cor No. /. sur $50, with a mound of stone and
earth around IL and marked 2.3I6 from which
aiuniper tree IS in dia marked B.. L. 2-3i6
bears n 6 deg ~, 81 Il, a pine tree 10 i'm dia
marked Il. 4. 1856 bears : 80 leg G 1915 f.
Thence south rs deg Il min " var II deg 10
min e 600 IL to cor Nos AZ chiseled on
qu rtztte rock in place 2X4A2 high n
marked 3-S76 It being also corner No. l of sur
No. $50 from Nhich II juniper tree Is i'm I'm dia
marked u. 800 bears n 20 deg as min e lO3
#, ~ y R3-S76 chiseied ON a large lime frag-
ment luAl2 1 tect hlgn pears 5 - ueg W ~ II.
Thence n % deg SO min " l5 # TO center Of
PalOmas creek General course of the creek
being east 1851 feet to co No. 4. Setcotton
wood postlk inches square 4 # long 2 It deep
with Il mound of stone and earth around IL
n marked 4-8l6 from which u ~ottonwoo
tree marked u I. 1876 81 bears u IS deg 4 III
W 20 IL, az y. X. 4-376-377 chiseled on larg,
lime rock, heurs n 81 deg c, 50 It, and the
original location cor bears 5 10 deg 10 min W,
so feet. Thence n Is deg Il min c 40 IT to
center of Palomhs creek, GO IL to cor No. |
place OF beginning c n~tHining l4.ll5 acres,
This survey is loo tied in township 13 5,
range 9 west. Adjoining claimants On the
west samuel p. Foster, ON the east Richard
NJ. White and others.
Any persons claiming adversely any por-
tiOn of said mine rs heretofore described are
required to tife their claims with the regis
ter Of the United states Land Office at Las
Cruces in the territory of New Mexico dur
Ing the sixty days publication hereof or
they will be barred by the provisions of the
statutes.
81 L d.. BOWMAN, REGISTER.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-07
Application tor Patent No. 172
L. :. LAND OFFICE. J

Las Cruces, n. M, Nov. Is, 80
NOTICE is hereby given that Josiah
~ Arnold by Willard 5. IIopewell, his
attorney in act whose postotiice address
is Engie, in the county of Socorro and
territory of New Mexico, has this day
filed his application for patent for If
teen hundred linear feet of the Marion
mine or vein bearing copper, with sur
lace ground 600 it in width, situated III
the Pittsburg mining district, county
ami territory above named. and deScrIb-
ed In the fled notes and CtfiClal plat on
tile In this flee rs SUI Vey number PAP,
III tp ii $, r. W of New Mexico priuci-
pal meridian, said survey number 242
being as follows, tO-Wit:
Beginning at the w end center and
location stake Of claim lat 80 deg .03
min 30 sec H.. Thence var - deg .O5
min e 800 fl 20 Il POINT II fl II of orig
inal cor to 5 W cor Il blue limestone
21X9XG ms facing e marked MS w.
Thence q var IL deg e 1900 it 10 S e cor
malded ION the face Of Il large and
rough blue limestone ledge upun which
the cutting of lepible lettels was i'm
impossible. From which FL Macho
bears S Al deg .05 min e and c. ok's peak
bears S ~ deg 20 MN W; the Ce n var
II deg 4G min Z GEO 1t to n e cor (265 it
s W of old cor marked MN E in let
tiers 212 ms long upon the face of a
large q~uartzite sand rock ledge facing
n ; thence W var IL deg 80 min e 1900 it
to IL W cor Is 10 DE- 80 min t AZ it from
old cor il bIue limestone monument
24XSX6 ms facing g marked Mn W;
thence S var - deg 5 min e 298.l 10 # to
point 10 ms e Of end center and loca-
ton monument, place of beginning.
Connection OF survey From II { cor
of claim var u deg 81 min G; IL 20 deg
AZ MN W 1896 chains to connection
monument of this clam erttt ted on The
apex of IA round spur of the mesa Of the
CaballOs mountains nearly opposite the
town of PalomaS. in lat 33 deg 3 min As
sec n ~ miles distant from the town
aforesaid, constructed of II blue lime.
stone and quartzIte bnuIders 4 it Sqf' at
base 2 IT sqr at top AZ IT high. Mag
netic d u deg 81 INN 80 sec contain
ing 20.66 acres. The location OF this
mine is recorded in the recorders Office
of Socorro county, n. M. in book 1pl
25S of the mining records of the said
county.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely any portion of said Marion mine
or surface ground are required to file
their adverse claims with the regis
ter of the u. 5. Land Office at Las
Cruces during the sixty days publica-
ton hereof Or they will he barred b,
virtue of the provisions of the statute
SO Gro. d. BOWMAN, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-07
Application for Patent No. 175
U. S. LAND OFFICE,
Las Crnces N M NnV- IL 1882

Las Cruces, N. NJ, Nov. 10, 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given that josiah
~ Arnold by WilliardS S. Hopewell his
attorney in fact, whose p0st-offire adj
dress is Engle, SOC0rrO county, N. M,
has this day flied his application for a
patent for 1900 linear feet of the Cora"
mine or vein, bearing copper, with ur-
face ground $50 it in width, situated
in Pittsburg Mining District county
ana territory above mentioned, and
designated by the field notes and official
plat on lile,as survey number 245 in I IA
S, RI W, New Mexico principal meridian.
The official field notes of said survey
number 245 being as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at The north end center
and location monument Cn open cut
number y. Thence var 13deg Is min e
300 # to n e cor mum 2 marked ON Ell
on the fiat face of Il quartz'te ledge.
Thence var - deg 2 min e, S 6 deg 80
min g 1900 feet to S e q mum 3 (old
cor 28 # dist on course prolonged
marked C-S f with monument of
Quartzite boulders rs # so and 3D. fl
high = fl e of cor to render the same
conspicuous. Thence var - deg e.s SO
deg 80 min W 300 # to south end centre
Cora" claim marked C-S E G on top OF
permanent quartzite boulder 36x20x17
ms and 900 fl to S W col mum 4 4 gran
tie monument l8X14xX4 ms facing n
marked C-s W. Thence var Is deg 1O
min e, n 6 deg 30 min W 1900 fl to n W
cor mum 5 a quartZite monument 2Ox11
x4 ms marked ON w. Thence var Ia
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-07
Application for Patent No. 17e
U. 5. LAND OFFICE.

~ % 1lAAN w I'VE
Las Cruces, n. NJ, Nov. 10. 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given that josiah
~ Arnold by Willard 5. HOpewell, at
torney in fact, whose postoffice address
is Engle, in the county of SocOrIO, n.
NJ. has this day filed his application for
a patent for 1900 linear feet of the Re-
becca mine or vein bearing copper with
surface ground 600 feet in width. situa-
ted in Pittsburg mining district county
and territory above mentioned, and des
lgnated by the field notes and official
plats on on file, rs survey number 254
in tip Ia S, + 4 west New Mexico princi-
pal meridian. The official field notes of
said survey number 254 being as fol-
lows to wit: Beginning at the S end
center and location monument; thence
var Is deg 5 min e. s SO deg W 800 IT to
s cor number l a blue limestone PIX
l0X5 ms, facing marked RS W; thence
var Is deg 5 min e, n 4 deg W 1900 it to
n w cUr number 2 Il blue limestone 24X
16XS ms facing $ marked R-N W; thence
var IL deg e, II SO deg e, 900 it to II e
cor nun ), a blue limestone 16X10X4 ms
facing S marked R-N E; thence var Is
deg 5 min e, $ 1 deg e 1900 fl to $ e cor
mum 1 on face Of solid blue limestone
ledge marked at point for 0 II S E /;
thence, var 10 deg ) min e, So deg W
300 TT to end center and location mon
ument, place of beginning. Contain
ing an area of 20.64 acres course OF lode
Il - deg 5 min e, n l deg W.
Connection of survey From n W
cor number 2, var Is deg 5 min e., 81
deg % min W 634.25 # to connection
monument of Marion mining Cam,
erected on the apex of a round spur OF
the CaOallOs mountains, nearly opposite
the town of PalomaS, on the right bank
of the Rio Grande, about 2.5 miles dis
tant therefrOln and III lat 33 deg 3 min
45 sec II, visible from all points in the
neighhorhOcd. and cOnStl ucted of II
blue limestone and quartzlte boulderS,
4X4 II base 2X2 fl at top 4.15 it high.
The location of this NINE is recorded
III the recorders Office of the county Of
Socorro, in book l, at page 25S Of the
mining records.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly any portion of said Rpbecca mine or
surface ground, are It quired 10 file theil
adverse claims with the register OF the
I. S land office at Las Cruces. durin4
the sixty days p Rod of publication
hereof or t ey will bp barred hy vlltu,
of the provisions Of the statute.
33 GEO d. BOWMAN, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-07
Application for Patent No. 17S
L. S. LAND OFFICE,
Las Cruces n M Nnv L. 1000 [

y. ). LAND OFFICE,
Las Cruces, N. M. Nov. Is, 1883.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that j Uslat,
" Arnold by Willard 5. Hopewell his
attorney in TACT whose postuffice ad
dress is Engle, SOcOrrO county, New
Mexico has this day filed his applica-
ton for "a patent for 1010.5 linear iert
of the Bonita mine or vein bearing
copper with surface ground 34S to 900
1t in width, situated in Pittsburg mu.-
ing district, county and territory above
mentioned and designated Ivy the fietd
notes and official plat on file in this
office as survey number 314 in tp - S.
raw of New Mexico principal meridian
the official f.ld notes of said surve,
3l4 being as follows to-wit:
Beginning at n end center and loca-
ton monument; thence S IS deg 10 mil,
t 800 it up precipItOuS bluff to e cor No
| on the face Of d natural ledge of gray
quartZite where cut marks and Letters
thus BE- on fiat top of ledge; thence $
81 deg 45 min W 600 1T TO top of bluff
1O10.5 TT to S cor mum 2 "a red granite
stone 2lXlSX5 ms marked B S; thence n
80 deg Is MN W 300 tito location S e d
center 600 It to W cor nun 3 on a req
line boulder permanentlyhuried top eX.
posed lSX12 ms marked B W; thence Il
63 deg Is min 1899 sec e by computation
line impractlcable 1074.04 TT to n cor
mum 4 on perpendicular face of granite
cliff forming the nOrtherly wal of the
box canyon of the Puerto de Caballos,
marked 40 it from ground B N; thence
s 80 deg Is min e As fl to n end center
and location monument, place of be.
ginning. Lat SO deg 7 min n.
Connection of survey:-From S COZ
nun 2 n 3S deg Is min W SS44 Fl to con.
nect!on monument common to Ida and
Cora mining claims, sur nuns pa and
245. Magnetic variation Il deg .O3 mir
e containing 11.36 acres. The Location
of this mine recorded in the recorders
office of the county of Socorro in book
7 page 1876 of mining records. AS il
appears there are no adjoining claim
ants.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely any portion Of SAID Bonita min,
or surface ground are required to fill
their adverse claims with the registe.
of the u. s. land office at Las Cruce,
during the sixty days period of publ
cation hereof or they will be barred b
virtue of the provisions of the statute
"a GEO. ID. BOWMAN, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-07
Mining Application No. 1877.
u. 5, Land Onicc at Las Cruces, NM,
N.l.. n.u t.aap

Us. Land Oflire ut Las Cruces, NM
November 2nd, 1883.
\ Office is hereby given that Satnue +.
IN Eos er, whose post office address IL
Chloride, SOcorro county. n. NJ, has made
application tor a patent for 1851 linear feet on
TIL i'licun lode, bearing silver with surface
ground OF d 0 feet in width situated in Palo-
mas mining district, SocorrO county, n. NJ.
aud described in the plat and field notes on
nle at tins ofice as follows, viz:
Beginning at cor No. ! set II cottonwood
post "a in square, Aft long, on top uf "A
cross chiseled on fiat lime rock in place with
II mound OF stone around it, marked 1877, il
being set alongside OF cor No OF sur No. 376
from which the initial point "Palomas" bears
W Sodeg oil min G, l05S II, a pine tree 10 in
in dIa marked b. L. ! 1881 bears n AZ deg
III 'hln W - It, II pine tree 10 inches in diI
marked Il. L, l-31G-37I bears : ~ deg 40 min "
80 It. Thence 5 81 deg As min W, var Y deg
W min G 80 feet along the south slope of Car
Donate Hill to Il gulch 2!5 It, 10 top OF ridge
425 It, to gulch $50 II to a perpendicular face
of bluff 5olt iigh, ia to II gulch 1851 to cor
No, 2. Set a cottonwood post AZ in square, 4
II long on II cross chiseled on the fiat surface
OF lime rock in place with "A mound of stone
around post and marked 2.377 from when Il
~ X 2-3T chiscled on perpendicular tnce
uf lime rock in place bears W IS deg W 1 It, "A
pine tree ~ in in dia marked b r , 81 bears
II So deg 35 min " II 1t. Thence $ Is deg II
min W, var IL deg OF min @, 53G to edge OF per
pendicular bluff so feet high, go feet To cor
NO. 8. set "a cottonwood post ~ inches square
4 1t long, 2 # deep in mound OF stone and
earth around it marked 3-377 from which X
Il. II 3.577 chiseled on face of perpendicular
cliff beats n "a deg 80 min e u feet, an oak
tree 10 in in dia marked Is. 4 3-377 bears n
"a deg e IS tt. Tue o~ri4inal location cor
bears = 81 deg IS It. Thence II "a deg 4S
min eGe5 TO center of Paiomas creek general
course Of the creek being ea = 1854 to cor
No 4. Set n cottonwood post4H inches square
Aft long 2 f. deep in mound OF stone and
earth around 1t marked 4-317, it being set
alongside of orner No 1 sur 40 376. from
which q cottonwood tree marked B. T. 376-
3T7 bears n - deg Is min ", 20 ft,a r b. X
4.376-377 chisel'd on large lime rock bears n
"a deg c 95 #. and the original location cor
bears = Is deg Is min W SO feet. Il ence II 10
deg Il min G l20 1t to center OF pnloInas
creek, 60 tee to cor No. ! place of beginning
containing 1888 acres.
Tnis survey IL located in township IL south,
range 8 west. Adjoining claimants on the
Gust SAMUEL z. Foster, on the west j. G.
Moody and Z. G. Johnson.
ANY ana MI persons claiming adversely any
portion of said mine rs herein before des-
g ibed are required to file their claims with
The register OF the United States Land Office
ut Las Cruces, in the territory OF New Mexico
turing the sixty days of publication hereof
or they Aill be- barred by the provisions OF
the statute.
81 GEO u. Down w, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-07
Mining Application No. III.
us LAND OFFICE,

LAS CRUCES, o 18th, 1880.
nj Office is hereby given that the Chicago
N and New Mexico Mining Company, by
its dhly aut oriZed agent Joh b. Adams,
whose postofh e address is Grafton, Socorro
county, New Mexico, has made application
for patent for $40 linear feet of the John A.
Logan lode bearing silver with surface
ground 5o7 feet in width, situated in Apache
plat and field notes or nile N this Off 20 as
follows viz: BEGINNING 1T &c r mum ] a stone
set in ground with monumen OF stone chs
cled LAS whci ce til ~, ton corner between
sections nos ~, u, il AID ID, townsh p
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-07
Application for Patent No. III
y. S. LAND OFFICE,

Las Cruces, n. NJ, NOV. Is, 1883,
NOTICE Is hereby given that Josiah
~ Arnold by Willard S. HONEYWELL,
attorney in fact, whose p~ost-ofice adj
dress is Engle, Sucorro county, New
Mexico, has this day. filed his applica-
ton for patent for 1900 linear fit of the
keystone mine or vein bearing copper
with surface ground 900 # in width sit
uated in Pittsburg mining district,
county and territory above mentioned,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-07
Application for Patent No. l73.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,

Las Cruces, N. M. Nov. Is, $50,
NOTICE IS hereby given that Josiah
~ Arnold by Willard s.. Hopewell
his attorney IN fact, whose p~ost-office
address is EuGle, in the county Of So
zorro. aud territo!y Of New Mexico, has
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-07
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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-07

MEN TO PATRONIZE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-29
Rriefs and Personals.

Judge Wexford has granted writ Of
error and SUperSededS To the Judgment OF
the County Court OF llenricO in the ease OF
Charles ii. Lee, sentenced TO death for the
murder OF Daniel Miller. The question OF
granting new trial will now he argued.
Yesterday the Hebrew feast OF the Pass
over ended, and proper religious ceremo-
nies were held in all the Jewish syna-
gogues.
Governor Cameron yesterday commuted
the sentence OF James Carter, OF Rockbridge
county convicted Of felony. from one year
IN the penitentiary TO twelve months in
the county Jail.
Mr.. Patrick McGoyern, Of this city, was
elected one OF the vice-preSidents OF the
Irish National Convention lately in session
in Philadelphia.
The United States internal-rcyenue re-
ceipts in this district last week amounted
to SI,393.20.
The rails Of the Richmond and Danyille
road from here to Charlotte are now all OF
steel. The trains are now to be equipped
with a new invention for the arrest OF dust
and smoke.
The anniversary OF the Young Mems
Missionary Society OF the Second Baptist
church takes place tonight ut O'Clock in
that church. Rev. DIR. Iloge will deliver
the address.
Notwithstanding all the acts and reenacts,
decisions, and diabolisms OF the past ten
years, Virginia consols are worth in the
market now rs much, ii not more, than
they were in 1878.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-29
TIE "Wednesday Clnh.

Perhaps no musical event OF the season
has created as much sensation and interest
in social circles A. the appearance at the
Richmond Theatre OF the Wednesday Club.
OF Baltimore. II was known some time ago
that the Club would present the opera
Pirates OF Pcnzance, and the reputation OF
the amateurs having preceded them TO
Richmond, rs soon rs the boX-sbeet wa;
opened every scat was swept of. The re-
suit was that last night one OF the most
brilliant and fashionable audiences greeted
the Club. and packed house sat with critical
eyes watching the appearance OF the Pirates.
They came. and conquered, fully sustain
ing their reputation from the begin
ming to the end OF the play. Everything
passed smoothly. and even the most crlti-
cal could not Justly deny the fact that it
was perfect amateur performance, and one
that ran smoothly all the way through.
The chorus was beautifully drilled and
very cflectual. and the orches'ration, pre-
pared specially for the opera by Mr.. Adam
ltzel, Jr.. was arranged strikmgly, show
ing clearly high attainment on the part OF
this Young musician. The orchestra Of
seventeen pieces supported the perform
ance admirably, but would have been im-
proved, however. with the addition of
timpani. or even 4 small drum.
The following il the east: Pirate King.
Mr.. Manly: samuel. Mr.. Barroil; General
Stanley. Mr.. Godby; Frederick, Mr..
Trcgo: Sergeant. Mr.. Jenkins; Mabel.
Miss Cook: Kate. Miss Tiffany: Edith,
Miss Armstrong; Isabel, Miss Paea; Ruth,
Miss Maffitt. Musical Director, Mr.. ltzel.
1t would hardly be right TO indulge in
individual praise where all acquitted them
selves with so much credit, and, in fact.
such an excellent east deserves simply gem
eral commentator.
The thankless r6ie of Ruth. taken by Miss
Mafiitt. was 30 well impersonated that ii is
lust to say that ii she did not appear as old
and wrinkled as might have been expected
She was not to be blamed.
The house was apprcciatiye, but not as
enthusiastic as might have been expected.
The floral offerings were rich aud numer-
Gus, and excited remark
At the close OF the performance the eur
tain was rung no and the chorus repeated;
after which, when the curtain was again
lowered, the BlltimOrcans gave three
cheers.
To-day number OF the amateurs have
kindly consented 10 assist the choir 81 IT.
Peters Cathedral, and excellent music may
be expected. The Club return 10 Balti-
more this evening, taking with them the
best wishes OF OR Richmond people and
wel,-deseryed wreath OF laureis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-29
TIE BASEBALL BUSINESS.
The Richmond Club Play Well In BaI-
timOre-Yesterday Evenings Game.

The Baltimore american OF Yesterday
gives the following account Of the match
game between the Richmond and Palti-
more Clubs: About five hundred specta-
tors witnessed the game Friday afternoon
ut Oriole Park, when the Baltimores de-
feated the Richmond Club by score OF
to 4. The game was prettily-played one,
and the fielding Of the visitors WIS a sur
prise to many. On the Richmond team were
three Baltimoreans-Strattcn Morgan, and
Schar0. They are well-known PLAYERS in
this city and were received rs great favorites
by the audience. The game was notice
able in one thing, aud that the little COM
mand Diven has over hIs delivery. He
gave two men their bases on balls and had
six wild pitches. Then again the Rich
mond boys 40 in TO him for seven hits, two
OF them being double-baggers. Bresna-
ham played e good game at first, as did
Reid and Mccormick at second and third.
Say had an error on a missed highly,
which he ran back OF second get, and made
great effort to catch il. but the exertion
was too much. He had played himself out
when he got there, and dropped the ball.
There Is one thing to be said about Louie
Say, and that is he tries to get everything
that comes near him, and often gets errors
where other people would not attempt TO
90 after the ball. The visitors, with the
exception Of Glenn in left field, played an
excellent game. This afternoon the home
club play the Trenton Cub, Of Trenton.
n. j. This Club is a member OF the Inter-
state Association, and has a fine record.
The score OF yesterdays game is as fol-
lows: