The Black range., 1884-08-29
LOCAL NEWS.


ros frum Rube Osborne.
Charley Myers family IL moving into
Canhelds house this week.
Polk and Frank Arm strong were In
Chloride last Tuesday.
L. c. GIllem. late Of the silver
Monument. 10 now stopping In 10
F.. corro.
Sullivan came in on saturday loaded
TO the guards. principally with goods
for Dalglish's store
Charley Rdgley has quit work ON
the Bromide and Is now out on pros-
pecting expedition.
Rumor. which is pretty reliable. has
10 that Mr.. Castle may he expected
any day 10 return TO the range.
Again the RANGE hears talk .of a
concentration nj the mouth of Byers'
Run. at the junction OF South Fork.
BYers' Run is now full Of water. and
is the best stream excepting Cuchillo
Negro. ON the east side OF the Black
range.
H. Westerman & Go. transferred
their sheriff's title 10 Nate Ayers i'm
terest in King No. I and 2. TO L. II. Hall
of st. Louis.
The Duncan, Speny and Bradford
coneentrators are all being considered
with reference to introduction ia the
range.
II. +. Fitzpatrick expects TO leave
the range this week to take n position
in the company of IT. Il ;. +. road at
Albuquerqe.
Tom Chambers of Grafton, went
down to Engle Thursday and will take
a spin about where fancy calls for o
short season of recreation.
A Mr.. lIicklin has moved hls family
into Cuchillo Negro and will begin a
public school in both English and Span
ish next month.
Alphonse Bourquet of Canada de
Alamosa was in Chloride Wednesday,
being somewhat Interested in the Car
mody-Criger law SUIT.
Dimes. Dawson aud Trumbor took a
hunt this week over about Willow
Springs, and came in Tuesday evening
with two deer as result
Rumor has It that f. NJ. Hand, late
assayer of the concentration, here, now
at Fleming. Grant county, has been
very i'll, but is now convalescent.
Tame grapes in market. Wild grapes
are turning. Walnuts are ripe. All
this when spring rs TO all appearances
has substantially commenced.
The rains of the past two weeks hav,
started the grass and made our hills
and valleys to appear much like al
eastern landscape in March or April.
The recent rains have brought fortl
thousands of mushrooms. and every
body is eating them. Who says thil
country is not success ON "garder
sass?'
The long promised "blowing.in" o.
the hydro-carbon smelter, at Hell can
yon. near Albuquerque. is to take place
to-day. The RANGE is hopeful tina
the result will he success.
Sam and Jack Andrews and Clifford
Chamberlin are on "A two or three day
hunt in the Cuchillos. They took
wagon along with which to bring il
their game.
ID. ii. Wenger, after a visit of Sc vera
weeks among his friends east, has re
turned TO the range. and reports fin
and most enjoyable time while gone ant
is ready again for legal business.
Capt. Byrant is doing the co oking 70
the Silver Brick crew. The Captain i
one of those kind of men who car
turn his hand to anything, from th
mastering of ship to the finest cook
cry.
AS. Lanstrum shows some fine col
per ore from his Durango claim thi
SluO vi tuc dluiiido' Ilt II NOlhil
the claim now and the RANGE hope
he will get it in big shape for no ma
in the range is more deserving.
The funds for settling up the labo
and supply bills against the America
Flag mine reached Chloride Tuesda.
and Superintendent Bentley went t
Hermosa Wednesday to pay Off.
Before Judge L. I. Holmes a suit 81
for Tuesday last for ninety-eight do
lars in behalf OF Armstrong Bro
against Pat Carmody was comprom
cd by Carmody giving note for thirI
days and division of costs.
Keller s. Co. have quit work on III
Cora In the north Cuchillos on accoui
OF the foul air in the drifts. They al
down one hundred feet on the ledl
and have run drifts from the botto
on both sides the shaft, on the o.
streak, a distance of twenty feet. {
four feet of ore. The ore is lead ca
Donates.
For the safe investment of capt.