The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-12

p. Car1sdy paid the costs Of suit. In
his case against J. Cuger fof The value
OF an o. tired before judge Holmes a
couple OF weeks since aud decided Ia
Cngcfs favor. and has appealed the
case 10 the district eourt Il y pre-
sumed that this action Is taken Tor the
benefit Of plaintiff : attorney.
The fTeighters who get rcods AT
Engle are filled with praise Of Mr.
smith tine railroad agent. Tor the gen
tlemanly treatment received from him.
Smith used TO be n morning newspaper
printer In Chicago. and he appreciates
the vicisltudes of life In their entirety.
Jas. Dalglish and wife. Henry Rick
ert and wife. A. II. Norton aud wife
MIR. Gus Duyall. Mrs. j. NJ. Smith,
Knight Parker. J. Z. Blain II. +. Der
lew. Jack " ilson. kean 81. Charles and
Henry schmidt from Chloride were
present at the IIeTmosa bail last even
ing.
Emil Knapp and Otto Luder are
sinking n fifty foot shaft on the south
extension Of the Readjuster for an
interest. Their shaft Is about one
hundred feet frum the best producing
shaft Of the Readjuster and the gen.
tlemen have "a good prospect Of catch.
ing the ore body.
John b. Alley has returned to Dos.
ton aud r. J. lngerSoll was expected to
appear at the Dorsey ranch In Colfax
county this week. Both expect 10 Wis.
il their possessions IN this region m
I October. The isANGE learns that MIR.
Alley on his recent visit was vel
pleased with his ranehcs here.
Brettun Crapster Of Wisdeld, Kan
sas, an old.time friend Of the ltANal
editor Is visiting the Iange tbs meek
Bret rs troubled with asthma. and b,
finds it NECESSARY TO spend a month OF
50 in the mountains each fall, rs an
assistant to get through the Kansas
winter. He notices a great improve
ment In his condition during the few
days that he has been here.
Henry Pigg. a relative aud late
nighbor Of j. II. Cook in st. Francois
county, Missouri. came in on Satur-
days coach to take u look at this beau
tiful land. He recently disposed of his
farm in Missouri aud is looking about
for a new location. Mr.. Pigg was with
Mr.. Cook this week looking ut the cat
tie ranches on the west side of the
range.
George Turner and Walter Davis
came in after a weeks absence FROM
over the range. They report a healthy
time at Capt. Grozier's ranch on Black
canyon, drinking milk. They report
lots of fun catching trout on upper
Dlmond. In short it was a good time
all around. MACEDONIAN who had been
at Capt. Grozier's for three or fouI
weeks returned 10 Chloride ON the
same day.
DR.. Haskell has completed a map OF
the Black range for a radius of their
teen miles of Chloride, said map being
ordered by the Santa Fe folks. The
map is very complete showing all the
towns. mines, gulehes and other promi.
nent effects with the distances of eacl
from Chloride and Is very complete in
its way. The map will give the rail
road officers of the road a better idea
than most of them that they now have
of this country.
The prellminaries are nearly arrang-
ed for u foot race between Kean st.
Charles and Gus Cate. The match il
made will take place Mt Chloride a
month or six weeks hence. The stakes
will be five hundred dollars a side and
the distance n hundreds yards. Boil
of these men can get over the ground
lively when they try and neither has
much percentage over the other. II
will be a close and exciting race.
Messrs. Aikes and Robinson, own.
ers of the Readjuster. mime sent fifty
sacks of ore to Socorro last week fol
treatment as a test of what their mine
will do. Mr.. Robinson accompanied
the shipment. The Readjuster pro.
duces ore of a sulphide character and
that shipped is supposed to run some.
where about "a hundred dollars per ton
III it fulhlls expectations it will pro
duce a revenue such as will enable the
owners to increase their working force
and develop the property more rapidly
than heretofore.
The youth and beauty (Blain for
youth and Berlew for beauty of Chic
ride, Grafton aud Fairview went to
Hermosa last evening TO attend the
dance. Twenty miles is a good dis.
lance to travel TO attend a ball but
there are plenty to go, and If no unfor-
seen interference occurs the Hermosa
party will be one of the best attended
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