The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-15

came in from the east last Saturday
and wehI To the Patomas Monday.
Says his company are going to work
the Flag on a scale that means bust
ness.
Judge Adams having shut down the
Alaska, Charley Cady's occupation as
superintendent is gone, and he with
his family returned to their home in
Chloride, last Monday.
NJ. H.. Koch bought the little frame
building and lot on Wall street, two
blocks below DR.. Haskell's for thirty
dollars and sold it again d day or two
afterward to Frank Saucier for fifty
four dollars.
Col. Young, of Carthage, Missouri,
on Il search for a favorable cl climate to
which to immigrate for the benefit of
his wife's health is now taking a look
at Chloride and visiting with Jacob
DUNES and family, old acquaintances.
e. F. Holmes, w. F. Caldwell, f. c.
Gillem and Ed. Magner returned from
a weeks hunt across the range on
Tuesday last. Three deer, and plenty
of trout for camp eating is the report
they give of their achievements.
Hop Kee and his brother Sam are
putting in their best ticks on a well
which they are digging for their own
use. They have got tired of begging
their water and will have a well "all
samee as Mellican man."
The two lots on the north side of
v all street recently bought by Will
son & Haynes, of st. Louis, are enclos-
ed with a good substantial fence. The
two OF the opposite side of the street
will probably be enclosed this week as
the work is progressing. .
Geo. Richardson has moved back to
Fairview where he owns his dwelling.
He is also hunting new quarters for his
meat market. Twenty dollars per
month rent for an old adobe house
without a floor is too steep for him
these hard times.
l., Bourgard has struck a resting
place at Brigham City, Utah. 1t is his
purpose to keep posted on the range
and as soon as any exhibit of perma-
nent life and energy appears he will
HE him back as fast as steam will car
ry him.
Charles Garfield returned Tuesday
evening from his visit to Grand Island
Nebraska. He reports tlourishing times
in that part of Nebraska, and an active,
healthy growth for Grand Island. Mrs
Garfield remains there with her parents
for a longer visit.
Charley Myers moved up to the Co.
lossal this week, for an extended resi-
dence. He Will attend to the sacking
and shipping of the carload of I that
is to be sent to the smelter soon and
he will have general supervision of the
work at the mine.
Jose Tafoya of Cuchillo Negro has
discovered a mineral producing proper
ty in the Iron Reef district and has {
force of men at work developing it
The location lies east of the Equator
mine nearer the Cuchillo Negro creel
and it Is SAID to be by those who have
seen it, a claim of great promise.
Ben Reeder writes to NJ. II. Chamber
: lin from Holbrook, Arizona, that hi
has travelled over a great many miles
. of that territory, prospecting, and thai
/ the country is good for grazing but moi
| much for mineral. At all events, hi
! thinks a man who leaves the BlacE
t range to go to Arizona, makes a mis-
take.
? John R. Vanceof Marshall, Missouri
) who put in a month at Chloride, write!
/ back of the mud, snow, Ice, etc., in al
f ternate streaks. He says his short stay
A here has almost untitled him for tn,
r pursuits of life in that climate and hi
| longs to get back to the range. MI
Vance is a practitioner of law and on
of the most successful in central Mis-
souri,.
G.F. Lyman is having a well duI
q on his ranch above Robinson, OH Ouch
lilo creek, preparatory to putting up
windmill and tanks as well as resi-
dence. The years are not far distan
when all the available land of thes'
4 valleys will be occupied by stock raiserS
and agriculturalists. They are capable
of sustaining all who can find room
therein.
Jack Dalgllsh after spending tire
g or four days in the range, left Wednes
n day morning for his ranch in the Sal
a Mateo's. Jack took with him a hog il
a cage. He is in the stock bushes
sure enough. He now has ~forty-thre
" head of cattle, seven head of horse
and Don expects to own the hogs of
" thousand hills. His brand runs d. I
D., the initials of the kid whom h
y says is a partner in all things.
- A few friends of l.. Corson accepted
his invitation to take supper with hin
Monday evening, and accordingly a
half past seven they were seated at tn
L luxurious Snread of the Lindell hote