The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-12
LOCAL NEWS.

The grazing u excellent in all sec
lions now and the stock Is rolling fat
Fulton and Traub are doing assess
nsont work an tbeir dAms On Chloride
creek.
Jacob Dimes and family have gone TO
their ranch for u stay OF q mouth or
two.
Blain. Crawford a Cameron have .
new and attractive sign for their livery
stable.
". II. DeCourcy. Jerry Otto and II.
+. Rickert visited the Silver Monument
last Wednesday.
frank Waterman Is at work at Gro.
zier Brothers place ON Diamond creek,
building cabins.
Jack Burke CAME up from IIermosa
ana spent two or three days among
friends and returned yesterday.
Stailey took out u big load Of goods
from Dalglish's store. on Tuesday, FOR
Johnny Plemmons ut Hermosa-
Messrs. DAWSON ard Moore OF the
Diamond Greek Cattle company took IN
the ball at Hermosa last evening.
b. Q. Williams and wife, w. E. Tay.
l0r and Z. &. Houghton of Grafton
attended the Hermosa hop last even
ing.
+. G. Long rs of on a visit to his
parents at Florence. Oneida county,
New York to be gone a couple of
months.
Johnny Long who has been paying a
visit TO his brother Tom at Fairview.
has gone to Denver where he expects
O. pass the winter.
The democratic convention Of Sierra
county is called 10 meet at Hillsboro on
the 10Th of this month for the purpose
Of nominating candidates for county
officers.
.. +. Oher, the Chloride baker has
received much the largest and finest
stock OF candies and nuts that has ever
been kept in Chloride and possibly in
The range.
]. N. Smith is preparing for a trip to
Alma. Will get of Tomorrow nom.
Jag. probably. Says he wants to see q
live town once more and he hears they
have ONE in the Mogollons.
Capt. Grozier and VIM. Hull are re.
rorted to have passed the quarantine
NJ hi Paso with three hundred head of
cattle and TO be now enr6ute TO theiI
ranches on Diamond creek.
l.. j. Otto returned to Chloride Tues
day to remain permanently having com
pleted his survey work east of Lat
Cruces. He will proceed at once tc
finish and occupy his new house.
John A. Anderson, wife. daughter
Alice and the children and Miss Nelli,
Russell went TO Hermosa Tuesday Il
view the beauties of the land. They
remained to the dance last evening.
Larry Mcdonald has traded his po
tato crop on Cuchillo Negro creek To
Bl IN Bros. of Fairview, for a team OF
mules harness aud wagon. Larry mas
already refused $500 for the outfit.
Another shipment of Colossal ore is
nearly ready TO he sent out. The com
pany has now Sl,1OO in the treasury
and this shipment will add $4,000 I,
the sum. which will represent the div
dend from the present shallow work
ing.
Dune Lothian, Ed. Leighton, Billy
Dunn and Chas, Bishop started yester
day across the range with a full outfit
for a five or six weeks prospecting
tour. They are on a gold expedition
and the RANGE wishes them goot
luck.
Since Snyder Bros. 81 Scearce LANDED
their cattle at Engle quite a number o
them have been run over by the carr
and killed. The stock appeared Il
take delight in punching up on th,
track and being knocked endways by
the locomotive.
Wm. Jones has been i'll for the pas
week or more with a fever. and during
past few days his condition has beer
extremely critical. His life was des
paired of, but this morning a changt
for the better occurred and faint hopes
are now entertained Of his recovery.
7. l.. Drake starts in The morning fol
Denver to pay Mrs. Drake u visit. III
will be on hand to set up his fine or'
specimen from the Monument mine il
the Denver exposition and arrange foI
shipping IL to New Orleans when thu
Denver show has closed.
Gus Duvall is the city roaoher. HI
has trimmed up the tabs and name o
several teams here / n Chloride lately
and he is open for engagement in thi'
industry. II you haze q horse mule OF
burro which You wish roached up IL
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