The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16

range on thursday.
For SALE.-A good dwelling house.
south side. Inquire at this Office.
Sam MIchseis went out to San Mar
eial and Soccrro on business this wetk.
The work If timbering is still in
progress in the b ifTum mine, or Dry
creek.
L. z. Johnson has the material ON his
lot for a frame hul.ding to he built as
soon MS p ssibIh.
The Ktna, adjoining the Adilon-
dack, is showing y considerable guam
tity Of high grade ore.
Mr.. Lee Trowbridge and wife haye
moved into their Pew residence, at the
east end of Wall street.
Jim Balm and Don Cameron have
been on the ella for the past two weeks,
erecting cabins ON their ranches.
Maj. Bcebe took has departure OIL
Tuesday mogning, enroute for st. Louis.
He will be absent two or three weeks.
BoEN.-On February 18th, 1888, to
the wife of Henry L. Rickert, a
daughter. Weight, seven and one-half
pounds.
Judge Holt is up from Georgetown.
Nv. Holt thinks that Kingston and
Chloride are to be the two livliest
camps in the range.
Nate Ayres has taken the contract of
sinking twenty-five feet on Major
Beebe's Sunrise claim, and is now at
work. Jack Ferral helps HIM.
For SALE.-Three pair Of heavy
freight mules, one pair of horses and
three sets Of wagon harness. Apply
to J. I. Thorne, Chloride, n. M.
Several of the Chloride people at.
tended the ball at Grafton Wednesday
evening, and report a very cordial re-
ception and IN enjoyable time.
Jas. Moody, of Hermosa, was in town
this week. He reports work progress.
ing finely, anda all mining properties are
showing up well at that camp.
l. Corson & Co. are agents for the
well-known seed firm of Landreth 4
Co. of Philadelphia. They have just
received a fresh stock. to which they
call the attention of gardeners.
Thanks to G. c. Harris for a copy o
the fbe views of DR.. Haskell's minera
cabinet which he has recently com
pleted. AS "a view of n Of Chic
rides attractions it would add interes
to %anyone's collection Of pictures. Dr
Haskell has them fof sale.
William KelIem, Of Engle, was il
Chloride last Monday night on bust
ness, He viii soon transfer his inter
ests from Engie to this place and try
his fortune here in the restaurant bnsl
ness, opening up in Balm u Company
adobe building.
Gus. Duvall has returned from Sal
Marcial for the present. He reports
sad state Of affairs at that place from
smallpox. The old and new towns ar
quarantined against each other, ant
business is very s%tagnant. The diseas
takes hold with great fatality, nine on
of ten cases dying with it.
The Sunday afternoon sport of
bevy of young Misses was sdddenl
brought to a close by the elevation 0
the business end of a burro, which pre-
cipitated two of them over the head q
said animal, and the second daughte
+, of MI. VIM. James sustained a disloca
ton of the elbow; she is doing well.
Harry Berlew is in receipt Of indu
ries concerning one Julian NJ. Lingleil
a saddler, who left Los Animas, Cole
| rade, about one year ago, for New Me-
leo. His uncle William Shupan, {
Pine Bluff, Arkansas, died aGOct II
4th of this month, leaving c|onslderabl
property, and any information conceri
/ ing MI. Llnglein, will be thankfully I
ceived by either S. Geureiter or r.
+, McCrocken, Pine Bluffs, Ark.
L. f. Holmes has received anOtht
n letter from Capt. Bryant, dated at Oh
f cage. The Captain says that city
full of mine scalpers, all giving Ne
. Mexico particular fits, but he, is gettiI
: in some good talk where it will do Il
+ most good. He says that Frank Pa
melee will visit New Mexico in Il
g spring. and thinks without doubt tn
d Chicago capital will be well represent
% in this territory in the near futul
i From Chicago, MI. Bryant viii! GO,
New York, and New Mexico will b. Il
theme of his conversation in that me
!, ropolis.