The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-03-07

are now IN gives early promise OF the
ore body. SAYS George Yeakle is laid
up with the rheumatism.
The new school seats, so generously
donated to u town by Messrs. Wilson
& Haynes, of st. Louis, reached Chloride
on Wednesday. by Polk Armstrong;
freight team. The end castings on one
the seats were broken in the upset of
his wagon, but the breakage can be
easily repaired.
Walter Davis came into Chloride
from the PalOmas on Wednesday, after
a solid years absence. DAVIS is an A.
No. 1 man and has lots of friends in
the range. He will act as book-keeper
in Dalglish's store. He says the
American Flag is looking better than
ever.
Col. Gillette has taken the superin-
tendency of the Corralitos grant, range
and mines in old Mexico one hundred
and s~eventy-6ve miles south of Ell Paso.
The property is owned by Judges
Hancock and Crosby of Texas and
Morton Bliss & Co., of New York, who
are going to operate a big stock deal on
the property.
Mr.. i. d. Scott, of st. Louis, son-in-
law of Major Beebe, and private secre-
tary to Col. Andrews general superin-
tendent of the Wabash railway sys-
tenn, came into the range Tuesday last.
He IS on a leave of absence of thirty
days, which time he proposes to put in
in overhauling the range generally.
Mr.. A. Yeazel, a banker of Hastings,
Nebraska, and secretary and treasurer
of the American Flag company came
into the range Monday and in COM
pany with Mr.. Turner went to P aloma
on Tuesday. Mr.. Turner will go from
Palomas to Kingston on business and
will return on Saturday or Sunday.
Parker & Son are doing a good bust
ness. Their corral is a great convent
ence to the public. Their place of busl-
ness now is the second good impro We
ment added by them to Chloride III the
past twelve months. Let others of our
citizens initiate their example by more
doing and less talking, and Chloride
will boom.
Edgar NJ. Hand, assayer to the con-
contractor, was over to the Midnight
Monday, and says the surface indlca-
tions for mineral on that claim exceed
anything he has ever seen. He says if
capital we're circulating in this camp
as it is at Black Hawk the property
would bring a big cash price, for large
bodies of ore of low grade is what
capital is looking for.
The third entertainment of the La
dies Improvement society will consist
of a sheet and pillow-case party Mon
day evening, the 18th, at the Germania
hall. The fore part of the evening
will be devoted to asociable e~nlivened
by vocal music and charades. At nine
o'clock supper will be served and after
ward dancing will begin. Visitors are
requested to assemble promptly at
seven o'clock.
The well on Terrace row, on the line
of Keller and Castles lots. has some
water in it, but not sufficient for a sup.
ply. Mr.. Castle proposes to the resi-.
dents along the terrace that If they
will sink it down to permanent water
and raise the wall and put in a plat
form, that he will put in a pump and
furnish the lumber for the platform
A good offer which If accepted, will
furnish a convenient water supply tC
the whole terrace.
Martin Weghman is evolving a pro
cess of concentration by chemical &C.
ton. AS it is through chemical pro.
ceSses mineral is formed, why may not
that be the true way of effecting its sep
aration? He has sent for over twenty
dollars worth of chemicals and will
give his theory a practical test. If il
works right he will have solved the
problem for the treatment of large
bodies of five and ten dollar ore with
big profit.
George Beebe came in from the Sa.
lado's Monday afternoon. He says
John Stone has undisputed possession
of that whole region. He reports
Stone at work in great faith of good
result, and that he now claims he has
got on to a body of platinum. Beebt
spent about two weeks down there
He thinks it a number INT place to
prospect in when the rainy season sets
in. He brought in specimens of iron
cap-rock that seems to prevail in the
lime and along the contact of porphyry
dikes.
James Dalglish has bought out thu
entire stock of goods of G. F. Winters
g. Co. and is now in possession, as will
be noted by his advertisement else.