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

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n. T. Lundy is working the assess
ment % ths Apache.
Jack DAlellsh writes that he expects
Go BE- IN The Fsnge o
I'd Wagner and Hugh McTavish kill.
ed two deer rear The silver Monument
last week.
The New York parties promised for
the range for sometime past have not
yet arrived.
Pfotenhaner and Ferree are working
the assessment on the Cub. near the
the Apache.
Frank Waterman aud A. ). l.ans-
tum have g0ne " the Cooney camp.
over in the Mogollon range.
Mrs. Barnes offer Of her house and
eve lots. as also Of furniture, for
sAle-cheap for cash-will not be for.
gotten.
This seasOn Is a rainy one but the
fall OF water Is not yet sufficient TO
start the flow OF the streams of the
mountains.
Judge Holmes, after two or three
days absence ut Hermosa. returned
Sunday evening. lie says the Palomas
camp looks well.
Billy Kenworthy bought Major
Beebeis clay-bank horse and the an
cient gray but highly prolific donkey
for eighty dollars.
W. G. Weaver left for Wabaunsee.
Kansas. his home on Monday last. He
in company with Wilson, have had
charge Of Lyman's cattle ranch over
the range.
Bob Hull Of the Diamond Greek Cat
tie company went out on Mondays
coach for a trip TO Dodge City. Kansas,
and other places east. He will be gone
for some time.
The boys resident at 0jo Caliente
and vicinity are arranging for a grand
ball in the Chase building at the spring,
ON Monday evening the goth instant.
Everybody is invited.
Hop Kee and Tom. pulled ont of
Chloride. for Kelley. last Monday, via
the Andrews Bros. express. They have
taken IN their lines, turned their tubs
bottom up, and have declared mo more
washee" in Chloride.
The Kingston Clipper thus compli-
ments townsman: Every one at
the convention, members aud outsiders,
all q Init that Richard Vim, Esq, is
one OF the best presiding officers in
New Mexico.
Monday October 20th,is the time indi-
Gated by the county registration
throughout the county. The registry
board for this precinct will therefore
sit in Chloride on that day at the Office
Of E. F. Holmes, justice of tho peace.
Woolfofd OF the Homestake, and
two other claims, in the Palomas camp,
has done his assessments for 1884. and
left this week for the Mogollon noun
tains, where he proposes to spend the
winter. He got good ore in the Home
stake.
Some of the citizens about Grafton
are quite confident that it will be but a
few weeks until the lvanhoe mine will
be again worked. For the sake Of
Grafton, and this whole mining set
tion. the RANGE hopes IL will prove
true.
Tommy Robinson killed two bears
about half a mile below Anderson &
McBride's raw mill. last week. Tommy
learned the value of his little dog
Yacob. Had it not been for Yaeob the
bear would probably have tailed Il score
on Tommy's carcass.
George Turner and j. NJ. Smith came
in from a four days tramp rel In the
Cuchillo's. Turner killed one deer, one
turkey and one rabbit. Smith was
looking after mineral and came on a
locality where there were hundreds Of
tons Of iron ore of about forty per cent.
grade.
Larry Mcdonald Is hauling his po-
tato crop into town for storage. His
loss is not Us great as ut first supposed
-Four piles which he had drying were
caught up by the food but by digging
trenches below. lie corralled the most
of them, so his loss was not serious as
ut first reported.
The Kingsbury Bros OF Grafton
have finished the assessment work for
1884 OIL the Great Republic. Julia, Great
Southwest, Belle of the West. Piedroa
Blanco, and Occidental mining claims,
They say the Keystone rs looking ex-
ira good. Mr.. c. II. Kingsbury ex
poets to 90 east in a few days.
ID. 4. Miller, who last spring left
Grafton for the Ceour de Aleie country
in Idaho. is now in Lake Valley en-
gagged in business in partnership with
A. M. James. Mr.. Miller wrote glow.