The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-06
LOCAL NEWS.

jacob Dimes and family went cut 10
their ranch Tuesday for . stay Of . few
weeks.
The ST. Cloud boys have been con-
PEELED by bad air 10 put IN arr pipe in
their shaft
Richard VIM from Over the range
Il at Chloride trying 10 amsse himself.
this week.
Nm. Miller has relocated At Hermosa
and consequently will not return 10
Lake Valley.
The Alley cattle company IL putting
windmills and trOughs On upper Canada
de Alamosa creek.
sheriff Murphy OF Sierra county is
collecting licenses In the north part OF
the county this week.
Game u all kinds and particularly
bears are reported to be plentiful on
the headwaten OF the ella.
Burt d. Mason Of Grafton, went out
on Wednesday mornings coach to visit
bis mother In Utica. New York.
Mrs. ID. C. Cantwcll from the west
side of the range IL paying u visit to
her many friends In Chloride this week.
Jim Blain returned from Fort Craig
Saturday with his band wagon aud is
nov prepared TO give rates TO picnicers
and other bands.
Jack Farrell reports that ust before
he left the Iron Reef mine Saturday. q
new body OF fine ore had been struck
IN the Equator shaft.
Sheriff Murphy has made arrange.
ments to appoint Joe Thorne his deputy
for this end OF the county. Joe will
make a number n officer.
II develops that the small pox which
was reported at Testers ranch above
the hot springs on the ella was simply
measels and no smallpox at all.
Old Smokey Jones has bid adieu to
the Black range and gone west. prob
ably to Arizona. He will he back OF
course but II Is hard 10 say when.
Charley Myers arrived from Engle
with his wife and boy Wednesday after
noon. That boy is = fat rosy fellow
and n source of continued delight to
his papa.
Judge Holmes has received his APP
polntment rs justice OF the peace Of
Sierra county and has given bonds and
qualified in both this Office and that OF
notary public.
The cattlemen of the west side the
Black range are completing their
annual spring roundup I his week and
they are we'll pleased with the cattle
and the range.
Jack Spreading went fifty feet deep
for water on his ranch above Robinson
but he found 1t at that depth In abun-
dance. This is some deeper than bis
%neighbors had to dig.
Fritz Traub has his tunnel on the
Alta half completed and the indics-
lions for mineral are already so good
that be expects that he will have ore in
good body before the fourth of July.
The Socorro Chieftain says that Col
onel Eaton is going 10 start up the
Aagdalena smelter again on Juanita
ore. The Colonel appears to have more
grit than good judgment in smelling
matters.
Mr.. Goodin has discontinued the
restaurant business In Fairview, and
gone to blacksmithing, and ]. p. 0lney
and family have moved into the Mayer
house and begun catering to the wants
of the public.
z, G. Gillem went out on Mondays
coach. He intended stop in Socorro
until the arrival Of Mr.. Caldwell and
family to 90 on with them to Denver
he was ~overtaken at Engle where the
high water holds him.
Balm & Cameron are making many
notable improvements about their liv-
cry stable in the way OF fencing and
sheds. They have very comfortable
outfit now. in the way of both saddle
teams and vehicles.
Henry Tisdale the manager of the
Southwestern stage company lives al
Lawrence. Kansas, where he has the
finest residence in the state. Some OF
the company's lines have probably paid
better than the Black range one.
The Socorro Daily Sun. a copy Of
which was received some two weeks
ego ranks rs the equal of the Mesills
News la point OF editorial disability
and mechanical ineflciency. The
Chieftain Is an unsightly looking post
or but 1t gives the news.
The concentration has itself drying
tables built OF a thousand pounds or
80 capacity. The drying Is done by
steam and by the apparatus construct
ed is done easily and quickly. The