The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03
LOCAL NEWS.

'N 10y ~seN@t "~s
In town sunday.
Blum Bros. have purchased Frank
Peet's team and wagon.
Lanstrum hnds gold 10 his claim
down on the PalomaA
Hiss Anderson Is visiting with Miss
RUSSELL at Robinson.
John Mcbride and bride are expected
on this evenings stage.
Kbolrabl at Dalglish's. Visitors al.
low~i; u Is not contagious.
Gus Duvali saws be has 50 cords hard
Oak wood. which he offers delivered AT
90 4 cord.
The family Of John A, Anderson pur-
pose moving 10 Chloride for winter res
Idence.
Billy Taylor is working the assess
ment on his Wild Horse claim near
Grafton.
Nm. Robins formely of Grafton was
in town Saturday lie came in from his
0jo Caliente ranch.
Mrs. Hass, a sister OF Mrs. LeCraft,
has just arrived In Chloride. direct from
the fatherland.
Gus Duvall thinks we will have u cold
winter for this latitude. 30 lac is plaster
ing his house.
Burt ID. Mason OF Grafton. ON his
way home FROM Socorro, was in Chic
ride this morning.
Fred Baumbaugh, aud one OF the
Quarles brothers, are making hay
over on Diamond creek.
Jake Blum WAS in Chloride, last Satur-
day and left order with j. 4. Winram
o. repaint his buck board.
Ben Peers was in town Wednesday.
lie reports deer plenty about his ranch
ON the dry fork of the Palonas.
ID. II. wenger. OF Fairview. called at
the RANGE Office Monday. He reported
all quiet in u neighboring village.
Pat Carmody comes into the metro.
polls every few days. He was here
Sunday with a number of his friends.
ID. Reed came in from across the
the range Tuesday and left to-day.
Says the range for stock over the divide
Is first class.
j. II. Drake says lie is done with
prospecting" and assigns as a leason,
that he has been in the business six
teen years.
Charley Meyer Is down from the
Colossal taking a breathing spell of a
day or two. Charley has stuck well IN
the Colossal.
Saucier Bros. have bargained mn
yoke Of cattle and two wag M TO
Creiger. They have forty-lhree yoke
OF cattle left.
Emanuel Aragon. OF lower Wall
street finding one OF the walls Of his
house insecure has taken it down, and
building anew.
Tom Longs brother, who was in the
range for some time, is now In Denver
where he has found employment at his
trade-carriage painter.
II. A. MACEDONIAN and w. II. Trumbor
went on a hunt Tuesday. They walk
ed twenty miles and bagged five quail,
"a quail every four miles.
l.. II. Gray was appointed by the re-
publican county convention at Hillsboro
as the member of the county central
committee, for this precinct, No, IL.
John Plemmons drove up from Her
mosa Tuesday. Says the camp isquiet.
but he feels like stalking the Palomas
camp against the balance of the range.
j. Creiger of Fairyiew has moved on
TO his ranch, on Poverty creek, near the
saw mill. Creiger proposes to move
his family to Chloride whenever we
offer school privileges for the children.
l. II. Gray traded horses with j. w.
0llil6I. DUttl Lnduo kuou uaiBaiho, ~
judges say. Gray has In his new horse,
a good driver. as well as a good saddle
animal. Gray is a rustler to scare up
deals in dull times.
IL the balance Of the democratic
ticket Is made up Of as good men as
the representative from this portion of
the county = Richard .Winn-it will
prove a strong ticket.
Geo. Turner and Walter Davis return.
cd from Hermosa Saturday. They report
a good time in lounging beside the gurg-
ling streams and the outrageous
shadow Of shady trees-
Nicholas Gales, and other republican
candidates for county Offices. are ex'
pected in Chloride shortly. The-candi-
dates this year will beat the brush IN a
lively mnnner to scare out the voters.
Capt. Blain tried his luck on horse
trade last Monday. with Ted Houghton.
From the way Blain's new horse picks
up his feet. when hitched to a buggy, IL
looks rs IL Blain had a good bargain.