The Black range., 1884-01-18
LOCAL NEWS.

The now or water In the Royal Arch
continues unabated.
John A. Anderson contemp,ates re-
moving to Chloride.
Alloys Preisser, Humboldt sssayer at
Engle. visited the range on business
this week.
A. J. Maxfeld elocated the Old Boss
claim on Bear creek on the lst of Janu-
ary.
Jerry otto has gone to Las Cruces
where he will pass couple of months
in the employ of hampton & Bggs.
The SHOWS of last week and this are
like mama from heaven to the verdure
of this country. A month or two of
Allan Mcmillan is getting physically
strong very rapidly and it is expected
that ina day or two he will be able to
be out.
There is snow enough upon the sum-
NIT of the range it is confdentially be-
lleved to set running the streams when
1T melts.
Trumbor and Beebe purchased the
gig and Frank Saucier the horse which
constituted the rig that Won Wendt
used to drive.
The wife of Pat Carmody died last
Tuesday at San Marcial. She had been
an invalid, her limbs being paralyzed
for a long time.
Don Cameron and Joe Thorne have
gone over the range to their ranches
taking W. w, Jones with them to do
some surveying.
A short time ago vacant buildings
were abundant in Chloride. Now there
are but two or three and plans for new
ones are being projected.
Geo. Richardson took trip over to
Canada de Alamosa the first OF this
week and secured some fine beef cattle
for Longs market in Chloride.
Several sales of mining property IL
the range are being cOnsumated which
when arranged will stir us up and in
fuse new life into our limp forms.
Smokey Jones is preparing to build
house on homestead that he has 10
Gated on Cuchillo Negro creek above
Fairview on J. NJ. Blun's desert lane
claim,
The Black Range Mining compan!
operating on Dry and Wild Horst
creeks, is discussing the best policy t
pursue in the development of 1T
claims.
The re.locator of the White Signal
Hancock and Grand Central mime
gave to them the names Of st. Cloud
Atlanta and Mayhower by which the
are now known.
L. COrson has an abundance of dee
meat-hams and such-tOr sale. l
was brought IN from Diamond creek b.
Reed, Osborne and Piper on Monday
and is first class meat
The demands for cattle ranges ar
not satisfied and weekly the range l
visited by cattle men looking for locs
tions. The majority of them are salts
fed to remain and yet there is room
for more.
WE. Taylor is camping on the Wall
ing John location in the interest OF tn
company. Brad Williams now cas-
expects to return with orders for b'
ginning work on this property an
pushing it light along.
Miss Martha Graves who came oil
here from Missouri. to nurse Mrs. Hill
since deceased did not return to I'll
land of the puke but will next wee
take charge of the culinary depar
ment of the. Chloride hotel restauran
DR.. Blinn has library of nearly thr'
hundred of the works of standard a.
thors on sale at his drug store. III
binding IS in paper and the edition
cheap and Just the thing for the traC
of this section.
A. Rush Bowe is going into the ca
tie business in partnership with lie
Houghton. Ted has one of the fine
ranches on the west side and Bowe WI
invest two thousand dollars or ther
abouts in stock cattle and place the
IN Ted's hands.
Pc. Dugat of ITvalde county, ,Texa
IS visiting J. W. SAMSON at Fairvle'
and looking the country over with Il
eye Of a stockman. He has bunch
cattle that he wants range for. /
seems to be a live, energetic man al
it is to be hoped that he will find som
thing here to suit him.
Capt. Wheeler,a Denver man who n
long ago visited the range accompany
by Chris. Kelly looking for catt
ranch, made purchase out IN u
neighborhood of the Mogollon mou
tains of man named Papanoe, al
about ten days ago took possession
bis newly acquired purchase.
The town meeting postponed uni
last Saturday night was not held tn
because the committee was not pi