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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-09
NO. A.

New Mexico make the proper effort,
immigrants and capital will be drawn
hither in greater numbers and abun-
dance. Colorado Is AKIN by the ties OF
mineral consanguinity. The exposi-
tion is near our home, and let us re-
spond to the invitation handsomely ex-
tended to us. in such aspirit as our own
interests and the kindly feeling evinced
by our neighbors demand of us.
Ipledge you that win do whatever
is in my power to aid you.
LIONEL A. SHELDON,
Governor of New Mexico.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-09
MINING NEWS

A find of zinc which will pay forty
per cent. of that mineral is reported
from place eight miles from Las We.
gas.
A stlike of wire silver has been
made in one of the old workings of the
Terrence mine. The ore runs $400 to
$500 to the ton. More men will be put
TO work,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

u presses bcUiSe INcSNtS ~
bagain after his trip to Wes-
|hith, Esq, is once more our
Visitor.
Denton.
|tllsr for the past week has
|trenely warm that there has
little sir insociety circles.
|lirence Snider, of Toledo,
hhis wife and sistcr-in-law,
visiting Mr.. A. IL. Clark
", of our city, the past week.
|ssieand Miss May Carter, of
|crisiting the family of Mr..
Fhr Of this place. They are
Pile Of high social as we'll as
|tainments, and we bespeak
he courtesies due them from
people OF Denton.
pop Nicely has returned from
led TIP East, and looks to be
hi health.
e among those from our
bg towns Mrs. Caruth and
.ads, Of Roanoke, Maj. Dry
'ollisr, Of Pilot Point, Mr. A.
81 Boliver, and Mr.. Buster,
Elm. 80
n. H. Dawson is expected
Alabama, where he has
ne past ten or twelve DAYS
llends aud relatione.
fpauldlng, president of the
|onal bank Of this city, has
foni a trip East where he has
|ng relatives and friends.
Hoaes Grove.
I fierce, late of Chappell
e College, and u graduate
college, has been elected
eal Of Honey Grove high
hll0w in town.
y. A, Williams of Dallas
ay This week, visiting his
~ Scott of Geneseo, Mis-
pghler Of Colonel Williams.
II brother Sam a visit this
nv Albert Smith and Will
m Of this place left this
fein The Louisville EXPOSE
and family returned from
tnls week we'll satisfied to
Fannin.
Pennelt left this week for
San Antonio.
n Wilsm has returned to
BIOS I'M Prairie, in La.
Maggie Pirtle and Sa,Iie
fltlng in Paris.
EhsaIion was created in our
saay night by the elope-
Fey Cox and Miss Mobile
PVs We're quietly married az
Baird.
L, wife of the editor of the
fpfaaoh, returned this week
aInam, Texas, where She
''s'' The family OF Mr.. G.
evAwlth and Cooper of Mar
sn,s pretty young ladies,
- friends in Baird this
E were guests of Misses
5als, .s,e Lane. They com.
"'eu some our young
Ky pleasant dance
az la The c,nntr,,
3M.a nv residence of Mr.. +. G.
snly,a Of our young folks
81 Mr.. j. +. Pace was
Ju''e a nice social dance
! -, race and his accom-.
,,,,. alow Just how 10 enter.
n ~ and no trouble was
III =, ierpsichorc reigned
w. ' .n merry dance went
s1 rs sma hours.
H., fthonas went east this
I.hs esslonal business. Mr..
81 h 4 & oIiver' Oh 'ne
,sids,,', Vopplns of Putnam,
Week. a''u, on our
/.
Colorado
ysssrs Of The large yro,er,.
IWs,nni Nth & ca. Of - 1b I.o1 ,'i,y
eas ' a,aa county 10 rus
. tllae. i'''hes ana iine
= ana his lady. VINO had
s,r,ie :, the House, have re-,
ver 1s ,'a M. billion and
n a, tpopular, aud lhsir de-
% F, oa,y |, regretted.
n !, ''',Sie took the train
b, ST u, Louis, Tut will Ire re.
flaal'p .ty. at an early dav.
h fseI nan Ia statue, but a
Re'ai,,n,ss and ae.ions.
A''ns'on, who has been
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
Henrietta.

Mr.. Willie Ford Of Fort Worth was
in the city Yesterday in the Interest OF
j. NJ. Orval, ESD. -, 49,
]. G. Gettays has been Ia The city
several days talking ii'e Insurance
with The people.
%. W. Acorn feels happy over :
nine-puund son who lateitiy appeared
in the city. Mir. Aleoru / lleah clerk
in tne dry goods firm Of Salnuei pa
wilson. x,-
I. Goldman is absent Ia New YORK
buying his fall stock OF clothing
John lIarter r,tIrnei ye'leryay
from Eureka Spring., ARK peiis
much Improved ia he 9TH.
Miss Minnie Mamgun. one 81 sier-
man ) most plisbed young lM'it's,
spent "Wednesday in ROWE. ~ pres
ent she i visiting ler hrcther, hf. -.
Y. Maugum of This city.
G. T.. Odeni came home YESTERDAY
from the Fort.
Geo. Holmes left for Vernon Yesle,,,,
day tn take charge OF tue Neins
rituTd. Success, George. .,,air
The Misses Philips returned ~ sr
NOME In sherman YESTERDAY "a busi-
oilci visit sfosf OF the boys h''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

~ ,'ess 10 the Fort at the same time and
Gu .he same train. Have not henrd
lao'n them yet We would have gone
VI, Mere absent from the city.
WI; M. Willis, Esq, Of the firm Of
residence. " "'s
the city. -
mrs. q. a. Archibald's mother.
brother and sister of White Hall, m,
are IN the city on visit.
:, Y. Chestnut. ex-mayor. returned
liVhie ironi Chicago yesterday after All
ai,ence of three months.
Mrs. :. Nj. Scais returned from
Weatherford yesterday after two
weeks visit.
y. u. Bethel came in from, the Falls
thls morning, aud reports that place
70 ve q red hot town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

with concern for the industry, that
there was but little hope, while the
live stock cars were continued in gen.
eral use, for sheep to be transported 10
the great markets at rates that would
admit of raising western sheep FOR
mutton, and this detriment TO the bust
hes will continue in force until the
refrigerator system will permit the
transportation of muttons at less rates
than now charged or at least save to
the producer the shrinkage In transit
and the feeding charges on the route.
III we try 10 form an idea OF the nd
vantag,s this system offers. and not to
over estimate II, we cannot but believe
1t will save "a shrlnkape of AT least ten
pounds per animal and twenty cents
per hes Il in feeding and add II To the
value of the sheep, not 60 calculate on
anything else, IN the present. But by
far the greatest good 10 the sheep rails
ers 10y the Introduction OF this system
throughout the state will be the incen-
tive of a home market for all they can
raise, al certain prices per pound, that
will enable the producer iosce for him
self tue weight of the sheep lie is pro-
ducing and to stimulate production of
heavier and better sheep to bring The
highest prices. This system will cna-
bile the sheep raisers TO take back his
unfinished wethcrs, will permit him
TO sell those in prime condition and re-
tain those that are rejected until in the
flesh to meet the market requirements.
At this time arrangements are pend
ing between the management OF the
Texas Continental Meat Company and
/ influential and wealthy men of this
x,fh. Raj tNl
warding all such enterprises
that, like It, show promise of
success, of good to the country and
profit to themselves, and from what we
/ can learn We nre satisfied The process,
now in successful operation in the
/ limited field of The southern portion OF
the state, will be in use mere within
very few months on much heavier
1 scale, aud not only receiving summer
grass-fed cattle aud sheep, but these
/ fed FOR winter, in the farming belt so
easily furnishing Immense numhers.
/ And should anything prevent the
immediate accomplishment OF this
| programme at this point Il
will not stand still, for not alone has
1 Fotr Worth and is immediate see
tion become Interested in this work,
but other cities are prepared TO adopt
il directly 1t is placed before them IN
! tangible shape for rejection or accept
ance. We sincerely more that the pro-
iected establishment will he erected NJ
once, that it will he carried to n sue
cessful issue, and when il is, we shall
have all the advantage of beundess
range with economical transportation,
and the continued prosperity Of all the
stock interests of Texas will beassure3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
Refrigeration in Texas.

we have often mentioned the pro-
gress OF meat Refrigeration in the
oulheTn portion of the state aud have
watched closely for nll the favorable
festdrcs OF tie enterprise, knowing full
we'll that on its sue '.ss or failure. 70 4
very great extent depended the Well
fare and continued prosperity 81 Tue
sheep business OF this state. We nase
known all along THAT A. ih ,,n.,et t
raiser lost some portion OF ms ~ Inc
y, H.. IN fi,s wool, that he wonld nat
Ilv furu 10 the carcass for addition
II com pensation, and we have seen,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
Wentllerfnrd.

Will Price, formerly a society young
man of this city but now pedagogue Oh
Cottondale, Wise county,is in the city.
Oliver Loving and b. II. Wlllett, of
Lost Valley, jack county, were In the
city on business aud pleasure, mostly
pleasure, this week. No one need
form any rash conclusions by putting
the above and the item in my letter OF
the 18th instant, that asdude hai made
its appearance on our streets together.
Thos. p. Ledbetter. for ~ wear or
more an important person on every
social OCCASION in this city. has left for
bis farmer home in Alabama. Tom
takes with him the best wishes of the
town and the hearts OF ill the girls.
Rev w. Y. Taylor went TO Fort
wortn last "Wednesday on business.
Mr. Col. Il. ID. Lewis, mother OF
Ont IT. ID. and John III. Lewis, fell
frap, ott'u stilc and sustained a painful
frantnre of The shoulder. am glad 10
sav She i improving somewhat.
owls Mood, formerly of this place,
Int now of Lampssa-, was In the city
on business this week.
= Fl. Milliken, pre- ident OF the flrst
National bank of this city, is on Tue
''I Geo b loving Of Fort Worth was
on a business uip to our city on ffl-
day. ,.,,,,,, A,,,o,,,. ~,
Me .dames |. n. and Maek a; hoacn,
l., cutie sick at her honiS :" me resi-
detice of the Latter. -. y A Ie.o,,
Tae remains 81 Mir.ni,,o a.,
Announced ammo in my di.paieh % .liI n aa ahs
Is.tfI y
Every ou-,n' .,,rii Is au evidence
Of ,hs essen in wii.cn "
BeltJn.
x,.s preeding OF Ausun' WV ""'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
Pilot Point.


Mrs. J. Gilmore has gone to Vernon
county, Mo, for a several days visit.
Mrs. Julia +. Newbury and her son,
Mr.. Lee Newbury, leave on Monday
nights Missouri IL Pacific train for II
two weeks ylsit to Kenosha county.
Wis. We hope for them u delightful
trip and visit.
Mrs. Judge Miles leaves Monday
morning to visit in Paris and Daily
Springs She will be absent several
weeks.
Rev. j. w. Mcclure will lecture at
Brooks academy next Friday night,
followed by literary eXerces from for
mer pupils ofthe school.
Elder w. Il. Fisher is seriously af-
fiicled. Two of his children are down
with the typhoid fever. Their many
friends hope for their recovery.
Rev. ID. II Grafton, of Denton, will
occupy the Cumberland Presbyteria II
pulpit Sunday.
Rev. j. III. johnson, the new pastor
of the NJ. Il Church, will preach sun
day morning and evening.
Elder j. Il. Cole will hold regular
sci vice mt the Baptist church Sunday.
The Widow Roy's family is in want.
She is sick and unable 10 provide for
the wants of her family, and little
son is very sick with typhoid fever. A
subscription paper has been circulated
TO relieve their wants,
Dir. NJ. b. Franklin returned from
Dallas Thursday morning.
Dir. j. III. johnson, OF Mou ntain
Springs, Cooke county, was in the
city Friday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

recn Inc guest Of Mrs. w. w. Walker.
returned home day before '" ,..s Wa.Su'
last Sunday. "o'ne'' Aus''"
Fi,s, IN =. ~. Boren, president of the
h;s "a ss,. sn.lonai Bank, after trip with
a n's !; family to Hot Springs in Arkan.
i,in. MI IL, u. 4. Morey, Of this city is Wis
'',mg ner parents IN Wisconsin,.
c, m,ss hittie Hughes, who leaves In a
rev uays for Lexington, Kentucky,
~ ae', her Young friends delight.
iu' soslable q few evenings ago
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
BeItln.

Mrs. Breeding OF Aus''n' ""0 nus
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

The colored Baptists of Texas have
5l2 ordained ministers and member
ship of Gl,7SS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
List of Letters

a., heinanlng In the postofiice at Fort
MVrsh, Texas. saturday, August iS,lSS3. 10
must eail Tor advertised lctteiS,' and give
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
h SOCIAL WORLD.
l.. or THE BRIGHT Oh AND
EMMY Y SIDE OF LIFE
IA r,ieasans Gossip Of the
Chat , NV Mention Of Home
W. md society People
NIueola.

80. ,,o,;nition of So
tiers specll'co aJliiyated portion
The more Gu ~ IA social rela-
community " cnIture and re-
hid influences, ~ slrnlents of So
Int then arc y, 'n " Individuals de.
Can any g characteristics Just,
L these very s'orieiy of n town I?
Institute l,ls s,osss. rank bigotry
krow-mlIlesu,,,,,'.si of conceit and
\ endless Pl '';Idren of ignorance,
pce, tgI', .l ca'' culture +; if these
lpallble wy" ~ indeed become in
silons n l,'s .ole passport to in
ableas Ill ',,jon. then certainly
Pisl recosu aid every ore else
who's sa ouppanaing his convic-
css Nude, u Diem as prescribed
lefil 'a .' indeed A sort of
Ne coof, , IN nediaeval igno.
lute VIA s'sladire. and / suggest
nd ,sr,,, ne n fit inscrip-
liaaloi',, ontlv proper fronts.
a. a. s"',ag elites "blue-book f"
- dIaIpguished for nothing
81 II assumptions vanity
v one of the famous few
'smfhe needle and thimble,
Mann on the mausoleum of
| ,hp eIoouent laconic. I'VE,
Enf London draw q sharp
|een aristocracy and pleoian-
hat list was their ostraciz-
lena. Honi scott gu mdt-Y
| NJ. GILES and family are at
|,ells.
IA. Caspary Is at home again
|bsence OF several weeks.
hum has returned from Min
! booking hale and Hearty
Lytremities move IN concert |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19
IongYlew.


Mrs. James Melborne is visiting her
friends in Shreveport.
Mrs. w. A. Williams has returned
from Mineral Wells
Mrs. l.. l.. Wright, of yonr city.
who has been visiting relatives here
for some time, left last Monday to visit
friends in Marshall, and will return
from there To Fort Worth.
Mrs. Leak and Miss May White
head have gone to Starville to attend
a camp meeting.
Mrs. Il. r. Durhams sister, Mrs.
Rule, has been visiting here for some
time, but returned TO her home in
Shreveport last Tuesday.
Mr.. Joe Haskins and family have re-
turned from Eureka Springs.
Miss Leila Keener, of Kilgoge, was
in town this week.
Miss Jennie Paul, of Huntsville. has
been visiting Miss Ella Poe, but re-
turned this week to her home.
Mr. Will and John Nichols were in
town this week visiting their sister.
Mrs. John Booth has gone on visit
TO her parents in Shreveport.
Miss Ada Robinson of Harmony
Hill, visited relatives in town this
week.
Miss Lula May left Friday morning
for Dallas, to be gone two weeks.
Mrs. q. ID. III lrrispn has returned
home from Eureka Springs, her health
much improved.
Miss Salie Nichols made II short Wis
IL to Marshall this week
There was a very pleasant sociable
at Mr.. r. Il. Chaney's last Thursday
night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

In our city for several months. ret,, rn.,
tn Fort Worth Thursday. Mr.. n "a a.. :,
In the city was short, but M n, .eJs
many friends and acupaintances hsr,'
He was the contractor for tbe Mil.
work on the frankie opera buildin,
and II was n handsome lob '"t'
Miss Brooks Curry, who hiss bea,
visiting the family Col. Coleman re'
turned Wednesday TO her hon,a T.; ~
Mississippi. ''o III
Mis-. Jordan, wife of pron,i,o,,
cattleman of this city, was among tbe
Su'goipg passengers from the CITY
"wednesday. ~
Mr.. 7. B. Thompson, recently from
La sale county, now waits on the
patrons in the Office Of the Texas Ex-
press here, having taken II clerkshin in
that Office. III
Our boys are busy practicinp eyerv
evening and propose to send a piclssd
nine 10 compete in The base ball tour.
nament ut Dallas on The 9TH of this
month. Mr. Arbuthnot is now yet.
tlng bis muscle up practicing am hour
before breakfast every nlornjng
Wherefore is this thu.ly?i'
The warm dry weather Is having u
serious effect upon our society people
Dizziness prevails; no parties. aud but
one wedding to report this week. In
a town ms large rs Colorado. II ,loes
look like some of the dudes ouyht ~
get married every week.
Mrs. FANNIE Fergeson, wife OF Major
II. Fergeson, is expected home from
Comanche Saturday.
That genial and handsome drum.
mer, Mr.. Mabry, of Dallas, Is in The
city.
Clayton Bauvard, formerly collector
for the First Nationa! bank, who has
been spending several days i'm the
country, Is again at home
MISS Shaw, an accomplished and
very much admired young lady of
Miss, is in the city, the guest
Of Mrs. Snider, her sister.
a big camp-meeting is said to be 90.
ing on up on Deep creek. Rev. Mr..
Penn is not holding the meeting.
Mr.. /. III. Lee, Jr., and lady, men
Sl"h OF whose marriage was made in
he GAZETTE recently, are spending a
rev uay at SWeetWater.
a big ball is talked of i'm the city
and Will likely take place at frankie
opera building soon.
Dung Mr.. Ross is now holding ihe /
BOOKS at the office Of Schwartz, Ross 1
d Co. He is quite an afable gentle |
man and is quite an addition to Colo |
ado society.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-14

EvLLOWING STATEMENT SHOWS THE RE-
us AT ALL PORTS FOR THE WEEKS END
~ ~ AFkIL Is AND 6 AND FOR THIS WEEK LAST
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-14

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
April l3-Fordg Office. John Morrison, w A
Jaudon, Il A Schwarz, NJ Boley & Son, Eek
man V, n A Hardee's Son & Co, A Hanley.
Baldwin & Co, Ludden 81 B, j Williams &
Co, III A Ulmo, &c Bacon & Co.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
way, April lS-Fordg Office. M Henderson,
II Myers & Bros, Palmer Bros, Ludden 3,
\ White, w King, Rieser Il S, L Falk &
Co, Lee Roy Myers. Il Cohen. J $ Tyson, d
Hollister, Brush Elec 1t Co, H Benton, A A
w Miller, NJ WEIGH, a H Champion, p II
Myerson, Dorsett, d Thompson, Mein,
hard Bros 4 Co, Bond & S, Dale. w & Co, r
b Reppard. Sloat, b 4 Co, Haslam H, w p
Carmichael, .Jno j McDonough u Co, Bacon
& johnson, Il b Casscls, p j HObarr, A j Mil
Ter y CO, Peacock. III \ Co, G L Jones, Order
erts, Estes. MICA & Co. IIsF Grant & Co, W w
Chisholm, ID Bacon u Go, Geo Walter. But
Ter & S. l. j Guilmartin Il Co, w w Gordon &
Co, Jno Flannery u Co, Baldwin Co.
Per Central Railroad, April l3-Fordg Agt.
Haines & s, I p Bond, Allen Il l., 5 Cohen,
Saussy, II 4 Il, Smith Bros, Lippman Bros, c
Il Stults, Nj Boley & Son, ThOs West, ID La
Roche's sons, savannah Art Co, Jones Bros &
Co, jill Estill, j Collins & Co, Frank & Co,
III Ktck, NJ Henderson, III solomon & Son,
NJ Ferst Il Co, II Myers 4 Bros, L II Isambert,
w f Bowie. I B Blackshear, w b Nell & Co,
Peacock, HI & Co, w G jackson. ID ID Arden,
Lee Roy Myers, Order, l. } Guilmartin 4 Co,
Baldwin Co, w w Gordon Co, Jno Elan
merry & Co, III NJ Conner Il Co, II Roach & Bro,
+ NJ Farley, Woods &rCo.
Per steamship VIM Crane, from Baltimore
Allen 4 L,W K Alexander a Son, L j Acosta.
w Allen, Branch & c, G II r, j I Cohen, b
J Cubbedee, q I Davis, Epstein Il d, w G.
Ebbs, NJ Ferst & Co, A Friedenberg & Co. l. j
Guilmartin, S Guckenheimer Il Son, f era
ham, Graham & II, o p Havens, JAS Hart Il
Bro, Hanes Il S, HolcOmbe, & n Co, A Han
ley, Q II Harms, j ferguson, VIM Kehoe &
Co, j ii kemps, A LETTER, Lippman Bros, Il
Lablche. Lihenthal 4 X, Lowell L, ID b Les
ter, Miller & S, NJ Mendel & Bro, ID z Mver-
son, Rev Mosmuller, w b Nell & Co, Geo
Nichols, j b Newton, Order notify p Bond.
Gilman, Peacock, II & Co, Reedy, q NJ
RIVALS, f Rosealley, Il Roach & Bro, Soiomons
n Co, 5, + y w Ry, Thornton, g S Van
Horn & Co, I'll Won Newton, J = West & Co.
j p Williams u Co, ThOs West, Weed & C..
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-14

Evening Report.


NEW ORLEANS, April 13.-EXchangc. New
York sight, 81 O0QD1 80 per $1,000 premium;
bankers sterling, 81 S315.
NEW YORK, April 13.-Exchange, 81 S23<
Government bonds generally unchanged; new
five per cents, l0l bid; four and half per
cents. ll314; four per cents, 1881; three per
cents, 1881. Money 5dS per cent. State bonds
neglected.
Sub-Treasury balances Coin, 1921, 757 600 :
currency, $6,75S.000.
The stock market opened irregular, but in
the main 1sCG1 per cent. higher than at the
close Yesterday. Wabash preferred, however,
opened per cent. lower. In the early deal
ings there was a general reaction of 800 per
cent. the latter for st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, after which the market became
strong and buOyant, and shortly after mid
day an advance of per cent. was recorded in
Northwestern preferred, IL in Northwest
common, Ontario and Western, and Rich
mond aud West Point, IA in Wabash
preferred and Delaware, Lakawanna
and Western, and lSd115 per cent. IN
the remainder of the list, the latter for New
Jersey Central. Then till near the close the
market was irregular, but in the main weak,
and prices fell off lls(G5s per cent. for the gen.
eral list, and l3s in Union Pacific, which
dropped to 997s. In the early part of the after
noon an advance of per cent. took place in
Colorado Coal, n in Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, and II in Ohio Central, but sub
sequently these advances were lost. The mar
ket closed irregular, with the general list "a
81 per cent above yesterdays closing prices
Union Pacific, however, was l and Pacific
Mail q per cent. lower. Transactions aggrc
gated $4,000 shares at the following quota