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Seminal Weakness.

, Seminal Emissions
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Hay Fever

Is a type of catarrh
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tended by an in
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brane ofthe nostrils,
tear ducts and
throat, affecting the
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discharge is accom-
panied with a burn
ingsensatiOn. There
are severe spasms of
sneezing, frequent
attacks of head
ache, watery and
inhamed eyes.
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FRESH MISUNDERSTANDING are the rates tor
whole carcaSseS from SlaughtercrS TO dealers:
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Advices from Madeira state that DIR.
Nachtiz, special German Commissioner FOR
the West Coast Of Africa, had annexed the
coast line south of Camaron's river as far
as Batavia He also hoistcd the German
flag at Malimba and at Little and Great
Ral1uzg
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18
New Fence Law.

The following law which is found
among the acts of the last legislature
is given here as a piece of news since
It's provisions apply especially to this
country. The territory thus embraced
lies south of the town of Robinson
east of a line drawn north and south a
short distance east of the Stone
arnch, north Of the south side of
the Animas and west to the Arizona
line. There is within the section EN-.
braced in the description comparative
ly little cultivated ground and the law
Is really a good one. Ii is rs follows.
Chapter lxxxiv. An act relating TO
fencing cultivated land. Approved
April g., 1884.
Section l. All persons c~ultivating
land within that portion of this terri
tory embraced within the boundaries
hereinafter mentioned and described,
shall be required to fence such Guilt
waited land with "a substantial fence of
posts aud boards, rails, poles or wire
sufficient to turn horses. cattle, and
sheep, and such fences shall be kept in
good repair, and no claim for dam.
aged crops by depredations of horses,
cattle or sheep shall be allowed to any
person, or persons by reason of his OF
their failure to comply with the pro
visions of this act.
Section =. This act shall apply to all
cultivated land embraced within the
boundaries, to-wit: all that portion OF
the territory Of New Mexico lying west
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18

The republican temioual conven-
fou wnl nee; In santa fe August ssh
Cor The purpose % ssleciiag = candidate
for delegate % congress Il h about
time The eall Was issued Tor the run-
Yention 10 ssud delegates from sierra
county. Hon. y. Ga.lz srhs memtef
uf the oeufnal COMMITTEES soT this couu-
~ and i Is h.s duty a. cal tins conysn.
lion. sierra Is entitled % Al least ak
delegates Her apprutionment Is three.
For the bensat Of those people who
may not BE- informed On the subject
the RANCE will quote a decision recent
~ made by Judge bristol IA a cast that
came before him from White Oaks In
the matter ~ townsites. The case was
one wherein the probate judge had
given deeds TO lots toa party who did
not lay claim 10 them until the entry
OF the land had been made. The Judge
10 his opinion quotes: section 2nd Of
the act Of the legislature Of this terri
tory. on the subject passed IN iSs2. and
under which the probate judge must
have acted In this case. authorized the
probate judge TO convey only 10 per
sons such parts Of any town~ite entered
by him rs they had possession of OF
were entitled TO possession Of accord
ing 10 his her or their several or res
pective rights or interests at the time
Of the entry OF such lands. or TO his.
her or their heirs or assigns" On this
paragraph be based his decision which
restored the lots in question 10 the
town Of White Oaks.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18
Public Roads.

The CON mlssionrrs Of Sierra county
al their Last meeting declared The iol-
lowing highways public roads:
FrOm Cuchillo Negro To Hillsbor.
ough. 10 follow the -Morrell Trail or
the present road From the Rlo
Grande river to the mouth Of the box
cannon on the AnimaS. From the
town Of Las Palomas following the
Palomas creekt % the intersection Of the
MOrrell trail. The present road fol-
lowing the Rio Graude river from the
south county line TO the north county
line. The road known as the Palomas
road from Ialomas via Greenhorn
gulch TO HillsbOro. From Lake Valley
via Days, MeGirs lrving's ana Tru-
iillo's ranches TO Hillboro aud then via
via box cannon TO Kingston. The
present mail route from Engle
to Chloride and Grafton. From Gu
ehillo Negro to Canada From Gu
chillo Negro To Zapato thence TO San
Jose and To the county line. From
Las Palomas TO Cuchillo Negro via
Mud Springs. From Chloride to Her
mosa via Cuchillo creek aud Stone
ranch. From Lake Valley via Macho
springs TO the southwest county line.
From Lake Valley TO the Rio Grande
river near santa Barbara.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18
A New Discovery.

Major Day reports a new discovery
of ore In the Cuchillos In the neighbor.
hood of his German mine, which he
prOnounees the finest thing that he has
struck yet. IL certainly is il appear
are worth anything. The discov.
cry was made on the G.. n. Bennett
location and consists of a heavily min
eralized vein OF quartz lying on a gran
ite contact. The lead has been opened
ten feet deep by n shaft fodr and a half
feet wide ard the showing Of ore thus
made is extremely handsome. On the
granite wall the ore is handsome pea.
cock solid and metallic, and rs it nears
the other Size OF the shaft il gradually
merges into a blue,tmged galena. The
extent of the ore body is undetermined
because the shaft now opened does not
take 1t all in. The entire ledge as far
as shown up is more or less heavily min
eralized, and AZ the ore has grown more
heavy and apparently richer rs depth
was attained the possibilities and prob.
abilities for the property are almost
without limit. The Major has not yet
received his assay returns on the ore
which he is having tested, hence the
value can only be estimated. The esti.
mates however all give the ore a nice
figure.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18
Obituary.

On Sunday last, the 18th of August,
1884. Walter S. Soule departed his life
at lIlllshOro. New Mexico. and was
Land TO rest upon the hill. His age was
t~birty-eight years. Mr.. S0ule was JUS
tice of the peace of Hillsboro and
clerk In the postOlice and Fuller's store
which positions he occupied more for
pastime than for profit. He was a
mai of rare qualities of heart and
mind. His mother aged e~ighty-nine
years yet lives in his childhood home
on Champage Island. neal Portland
Maine, where his father amassed a
fortune in shipbuilding Her i~ntreaties
for Eher son to return home were
so strong that he was preparing tC
obey when he was stricken down by a
combination of diseases, catarrh, liver
complaint and several other ailments
which cut short his life. He went to
pieces after i've days illness like the
famous one-horse shay. He had travel.
ed the world over as a sailor and prac.
ticed law at Fredonia, Kansas. where
he still has a fine library. lie had pro.
perty scattered about in various places
where his travels had taken him. Like
a restless spirit he wandered in tine
Gesh. Let us hope that he is resting
now.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18
Notice

Any person missing a pony of the
following description can have the
same by proving property and paying
expenses; said animal has been in this
vicinity for over two months and is
described u follows: About 131ls hands
high, color between bay and claybank,
broad white stripe on face and nose.
white hind feet. saddle and collar
marks, long tail and name nearly black
evidently II young animal. Branded
on nigh hind leg. Parties must take
notice as 1t is possible the animal has
been stolen from some cattle ranch.
BY corresponding with me I can put
the owner on track of the animal aud
give name of present holder of the
same. ANDREW KELLEY,
C~herryville. p. o., New Mex.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18
U, s. LAND OFFICE.

IHH NTWCVHi N VI UIV LoEHl I51Fs
Notice ~ hereby givop that the following
named settlers have iiled notice of their in.
tention TO make final proof in support of
their respective claims, and that said proof
will be made before the register and recciv
er nc Las Cruces. N. NJ, on the 18th day OF
August. 1884. viz:
Wright Martin, of Socorro county. N. a.,
who made pre- .emption deciaratory state
ment No. 1923 for the n " = = O y W u
anua" I'w III I'D w. VII
Lewis X. Fisher and John Oliver. all of So.
zorro county, ". NJ.
George. u. Stone of Grafton Socorro coun
~, n. NJ, who made homestead application
No. 6lt Tor the G u sw 4 9 u W = 9'tp
y s, r 9 W. Witnesses, William Good, Wli NJ
Robbins, Nell Harlan ard Burt d. Mason, all
of socorro county, n. NJ
July I 10 john McFIE. psgi tos.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18

q tbs rangr Inc h-iucen mnFe ala
and eve Wez 10 the wef boundary
q this Territory. and b~twesn the north
lire ~ township fourtsrn. sauih u
tie hasr line. % the second eau-riion
line nuTth ~ said base lice N This ter.
ui0Ty. excepting from Loguus min %
the boK canyon an the san Francisco
uvrr.
Section q This act shall D. In fDroe
and take effect from and after iis pNss-
aya
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18

Las Vfuces, n. NJ, u IUtfII IsH4,
Notice II hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his lnten.
ton to make final proof In support of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be.
fore the probate clerk of Socorro county, n.
NJ. on August 18th, 1884, viz:
John II. Lille Jr on d~eclaratory Statement,
No. 1919 for then Y "a " and n " u y
sec 80 TIP II =, I Is " and II g = o 4 sec % 81
ii S. 7 ~ W. He names the following wit
nesses 20 prove his continuous residenc,
upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz
John II. Mckenzie. T.. NJ Popenoe. I, Prior
anu o. A. Daily, all socorro county, N. NJ.
Jly l5-lS JoHs X. MCFIE, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18
JONI X MCFIE, Register


Las Cruces, n. NJ, July 10Th, 1854.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intsn
ton to make final proof IA support Of his
claim, ard that said proof win be made be.
fore the register and receiver ut Lns Cruces,
N. NJ, on August 26th, lssi, viz:
Marcos Montoya on deolaratory statement
No. 1913 for the 5 y sw 4, swk G seo q
and n W 4 n W = sec - tp 10 =. T W. lie
continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land, viz; Alphonse B%ourquet, Man
uel Aragon, Manuel Chavez and Landro
Tafoya, all of Sierra county, N VI.
Jly 1918 JOHN X. MCFIR, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18
q. :. LAND OFFICE,

U. ;. LAM OFFICE,
Las Cruces, \. NJ, MAY 18th, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have nled notice OF their in
tention to make final proof In support of
their respective clHiIns before the register
and receiver of the United states land office
NJ Las Cruces, New Mexico, ON July ard, LISA.
viz:
Melton Bnca on declaratory statement
No. lass for the 9. hsw = sec 20 ~ 10 3,
Witnesses, Miguel Luna j uhanA rchu
leta, Benseslons Apodaca aud Jose Jaranii-
Mo, all OF socorro county, n. NJ.
Juan SancLes IN declnrntory statement
No. llsO lot q sec 4 tip 10 4, T z W. witnesses,
Miguel Luna, Hitinio Arehuletp, Pablo Non
toyn and David sanches, all of socorro coun.
~, y. NJ.
Benseslaos Apodnoa on homestead No. 6S4
lots 4, . and 6sec y Up los, J W. Witnesses,
Miguel Luna, Hilinio Archuleta. Pablo Mon
toya ana David sanches, all OF socorro u
~, y. NJ.
Mariana sanches on homestead No. 65 for
the " = n q y ana g y n W n sec ~ Il 10 4, 7
; ". Witnesses, Benseslaos Apodaca, jose
Jaramillo, David sanches aud Pablo Mon.
toya. allo OF Socofro county, Nm
jose Ramon Romero on homestead No. csc
Tor the n " y n y sec - and c y ne ! aud
n q y Sc = sec ~ Up 10 =, r ) W. Witnesses
Benseslaos .Alodaca, jose Jaramulo, David
Sunches, and Juan sanehes, all OF socprro
county, n. NJ:
Pablo Garcia ON homestead No. $40 Tor the
" y e = " me- ana % : v y see 70
Up 10 :, rs ". Illnesses, benseslho- ApodNcA,
Jose Jaramillo, David sanches and Juan san
ches, All 81 socorro county, y NJ
fablo Aiontoyh on houlestenu NO. ~ iof
: q a sc = sec ION ne = secEl tp 10 :, I
Nv Nlthesses,, behsesiaos Apouaca, Jose
Jhramtllo. David sanches,nnd Juan sanches,
al OF soeorro county, \. N, -. .,o.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18
Final Proof Notices.
L. LAND OFFICE,

U,sLAsD OFFICE,
LAS CRUCES, N. NJ, July l4th, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the follow ng
named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof In support Of his
claim before the probate Judge of socorio
county, N. NJ, ut his office in Socorro, on
August 18th, A. d., 1854, viz:
Miguel Benabides. of san Francisco, so.
zorro county, \ NJ, who made homestead
entry No. 33t for the : " \ sec / tn 7 81 10 W.
Witnesses, Luis NJ. Baca, Vivian Baca Julian
Baca and Luis Armijo, all OF socorro county.
New Mexico.
Jlyls-l5 JONI RMCFIE, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18
US. Land Office,

f"s NIUNVH' . July Is1HI Il"F'
Notice NJ hereby given that the following
named settler has iiled notice of his In.
tention to make final proof In support of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be.
fore the probate judge of Socorro county, ut
Socorro, n, NJ, on August nth. 1854, viz:
Miguel Beneridcz on homestead 53i for the
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation of, said land,
viz Luis Nj. Baca, Nivttn Baca, Julian Baca
and Luis Armijo, all OF Socorro county, n. NJ,
Jiy 1918 JOHN X. MCEIE, Register,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18

Loaf, Strased or stolen.

A small. dark bsy Indian pony. ien
foI1hesd heAyt black maize and tat
usut on about two mlntis aEu With
hraken huhnles uu ANKLES q small bell
fastened % his heck by leather strap
4 fir compensation vii D. paid foT
information left AZ faiv.eW - Chic
ride. VA L. GEoxIEH.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18

Las cruces, y. NJ, July 10Th, lisa.
Notice IS hereby gwen that the following
named settlers have filed notice of their In
tention Co make Ina proof in support Of
their respective claims before the probate
jadge of sierra county, territory Of New
Mexico. at his ONCE IN Hillsboro In the ooun
~ aforesaid, ON the Goth day OF August, a. D..
lsst. 20 Wit.
Jose Perfccto Gonzales who made home.
stead application No. 73s for the g = q y
sec 5 II " y " = sec . Up Il =, raw. Wit.
nesses, Pedro Montoya, Juan Garcia, Juan
Lucero and Vivian MontoyA, all of sierra
county y. NJ.
Juan Jose Garcia who made homestead ap-
pliCation No. 7sg for the n q a, ne = and lot /
sec IL, n = n " \ and lot I see M ~ ls =. r W
Witnesses. Pedro Mnutoya. Juan Garcia
Juan Lucero and vivian Montoya, all of sier.
ra county, n. NJ.
DouHcihno Garcia who made homestead
application No. 740 Tor the = " Ase y, y
= y secb aud n 4 n c = sec ) ~ u >, T 5 W.
Witnesses, Pedro MontoyR n, Juan Garcia,
juan Lucero and Vivian Montoya, all of 81
ezra county, ", n,
Jiy 1918 JouS Il McFIr, register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18
Mercantile Business for Sale !

To auyhoay Mhn wishes % enxuae IN the
munchaufiir husiness tn n live ww=tau tuwn
there D. aruiinn opportunity herv presented.
q luraNuu a. an uln=rsfahiishud uno and
commando n nuufisninr tuahusaual tn any
IN tife Black famFs Satisfactory reasons tor
selling given Per q pHrrun azaklnE rUlirf
from pulmonary tuuuhius here lsa nnr uu
purtunity II EainluE health and wealth, y.
this delightful climate b. the best panasca
known Dor such aiimsnts. For iull pasticu
lars addruss this unicu.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18
JouS Il McFIE. register.
s. LANp OFrIcE.


Las Cruces, n. NJ. May 18th, lisa.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice OF their in.
tention to make final proof In support of
their respective claims before the register
and receiver of the u. ;. LANE office, ut Las
Cruces. y. NJ, ON june 23rd, 1884, viz:
Il. j. Ross ON declaratury statement No,
lt2a for the q y u W = and " y n q = sec Is
Up l3s, r s W Witnesses, he. Brent, Chas.
Kingsley Felix leibold and John Hays, all of
Socorro county, N. NJ.
Charles Kingsley on homestead No. 6as
for the e y : 6 y see % and n y w y sec "a
tp 10 5, rSw. Witnesses, Felix Leibold, II. j.
Ross, h. G. Brent aud John Hays. all of So.
zorro county, y. NJ.
Felix Leibold on homestead 62l for n 4 5 "
= sec IL and q y g 4 sec IL ~ ~ ST. : W..
Witnesses, X. G.. Brent, 4. j. Ross, Charles
Kingsley and John Hays, all of sOcorro coun.
y, n, NJ.
j. T.. Armstrong on declRratory statement
No. 1i07 for the G u n 6 = sec % 5 W II " a
and n " q y sec % tip ii 4, I W.. Wit.
nesses. j. w. Carpenter, John Hays. Henry
Blum and Felix Leibold. all OF sOcorro eoun.
~, n. Nj.
JOIN Hays on declaratory statement. No.
1901 Tor the " y n " = sec l3 tn II =, T I west.
Witnesses, j. w. Carpenter, Henry Blum,
Felix Leibold and X. T.. Brent, all of socorro
county n. NJ.
X. G.. Brent on declaratorv statement No.
1850 for the n " Z sec 6tp II s,r ". Witnesses,
Charles Kingsley, Felix Liebold, T.. j. Ross
and John Hays, all of sOcorro county y. NJ.
May l6'6 JoHN II. MCfiE, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18
LEsALxoTicEs


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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18
The Foot Races.

A large crowd of people. comprising
both sexes. turned out last Sunday TO
witness the fOolrace between Kean
st. Charles and n, shannon, which was
run on the Chloride track. The dis.
lance was sixty-Bve yards and the
stakes 500 a side. Shannon was a
stranger here who as the RANGE under
stands makes a business of running
foot races and came here for that pur-
pose. He claimed 10 be tifty-two wears
old, and for a man of his age he ran
well, but age is no match for youth in
athletic trials. JIM. smith was Shau-
mons hacker. Kean st. Charles was
backed by his potato crop. At four
o'clock the hour set for the contest both
men were on hand, in good condition,
aud each s%anguine Of success. The
start agreed upon was the shot Of a pis-
tol without warning. Billy Kerworthy
was chosen as starter, and ID. c. Cant
well and Henry Westerman were the
judges of the IA ST. Charles won the
choice of tracks and took the left hand.
At the first attempt to start the pistol
snapped. but the second time was sue
cessful and the men got off in good
shape with kean slightly III the lead.
the two men were well matched rs to
size, shannon being the fleshiast, and
also having the prettiest gait. AS they
came down the track in the struggle to
get there En- they cut the AIR like
pigeons and made a handsome sight.
kean held to the finish the advantage
gained ut the start and increased il a
little just ut the close, winning the race
by six feet. The time was six and a
half seconds.
Following the chief race came anoth-
er between Gregg Maloney of Fairview
and a Mexican from Canada de Ala.
mosa. The distance was three hundred
yards and the stakes twenty dollars a
side. The distance was too great for
Maloney and he lost the race easily
The Mexican is fleet and hard to beat
on a long distance.
Later in the afternoon Tom Quarrels
and another Mexican had a contest for a
small purse, distance fifty yards. Tom
won. Then the purse was increased
and the distance doubled, when the
Mexican reached tho goal first by hav.
ing crowded Tom of the track. The
stakes were held and the race adjudged
to be run over again. Night approach,
ing an adjournment was taken unit
the next morning, at which time Quar-
rels lost the race by throwing one Of hi:
shoes.
Comparatively little money changed
hands owing to the unanimity of judg
ment as TO the winners in the severa
races.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18

las Cruces. =. AZ. July "a, lisa
Nottrets hereby given that thc following
ma med settlers have filed notice Of their IN
tentlun 60 make final pruuf in support ~
their Respective elaims before the regis' er aud
receiver Of the q. 4 Land once ~ las Cru
ccs, AeN Mexico, ON the Gth day of August,
A.. u tsst, va
Harry Goodrich who mad homestead an.
Pile No 80 Tor the = " sc ia
and = > kscAaw sec IS ID y .. : ~.
Witnesses. ". T. EudslrY, r. J Hruwer.
Thomas knott aud n. &. brent, all OF sierra
county, y. N.
VT kndsley who made pro. emption de
clarHtofy statement No. ltsi fur the n y \
: " see -. n . sc : and n q " SEQ
- ~ H. =, rsw. Witnesses, Harry Goodrich,
v. &. hrcnt, I J irower and Thomas Knott.
all OF Sierra county, n. Al.
Jly Is IS JOHS x. MCFIE. Register.