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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-01-11
Mining Application No. 10.
u. S. LAND OFFICE, !

OsD. LAND OfflOE,
Las Cruces n. NJ. NuY 18th, 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given that The Chi
~ cdgo ana New Mexico Mining COM
pany by It's duly authorized agent, John
Is. Adams, whose post, flee address Ii
Grafton. SOcorrO county New Mexico,
has made application for patent Tor 1910
ilnear feet of the Mountain Chief lode,
bearing copper and silver with surface
grOunu 562 feet in width situated IN
Apache mining district, county of SO
zorro aud territory of New Mexico and
described in the plat and field notes on
tile III this office as follows, viz: Be-
ginning at cor No Il porphyry stone
set Ill ground with monument of stone
chlseled 1-4l4 whence the section cor
between sections ., 10, 10 aud IL town
ship IL south range 8 west New Mexico
meridian bears II 81 deg % min W 067
feet, a juniper tree "a inches in diane
ter marked b Il 1-4l4 bears n so deg 80
min e Al feet. Thence $ 20 deg AZ MN
e iva Is deg Is min e 562 feet 10 cor No
= ii pOrphyry stone set IN gtOund with
monument OF stone cbiSeled 2-4l4 a
juniper tree "A mchtsInd diameter marx
ed b L 2-4l4 bears II 70 deg t So feet
and an oak Tree 8 inches in diameter
MAJ ked Is L 2-4l4 bears 90 deg 60
feet thence 5 % deg As min W iva Il
deg - MIN q $40 feet TO gulch SIS feet
cross ridge 1910 feet to cor No 3 a stone
SET in ground with monument of stone
chiseled 34l4; thence II % deg AZ min "
war II deg u min y ascend along the
south slope of hill 562 feet to cor NOD
d stone set III G Uund with monument
of stone chiseiet AHA, Il pln0n tree
Is inches III diameter marked 4.4l4
bears 80 deg q % feet; thence II 20 deg
IS min t IVA u deg u min y $50 feet
cross ridge. 500 feet to gulch, 1910 feet
TO cor No The place of beginning, con
tanning Il II acres and forming a pur-
ton OF ii W d of section 10 township II
south range 8 west of The New Mexico
meridian, the location Of said claim
being recorded in Vol 9 at page 81 OF the
records Of the Recorder of Deeds of
Socorro county, New Mexico. The lie
gal Tender claim joins said Mountain
Chiet cain upon the north.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
Iy any portion of said mine or surface
ground are required to file their claims
with the Register of the u. S. Land
flee at Las Cruces in the territory OF
New Mexico during the sixty DAYS pc
riod of publication hereof or they vii
he barred Ivy the provision of the stat
ute. GEO. d. BOWMAN, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-01-11
Application for Patent No. 175.
i. S. LAND OFFICE,
Las Cruces, N. NJ, Nov. Is, 1853. {

Las cruces, N. NJ, NOV. 10, 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that Josiah
~ Arnold by Willard s. Hopewell his
attorney in fact, whose pOst-office adj
dress is Engle, SOcorrO county, n. NJ,
has this day filed his application for a
patent for 1900 linear feet of the Cora"
mine or vein. bearing copper, with sur
face ground 600 # in width, situated
in Pittsburg Mining District county
and territory above mentioned, and
designated by the field notes and official
plat on hle,as survey number 245 in tp IA
5, + W, New Mexico principal meridian.
The official field notes of said survey
number PAS being as follows. to-wit:
Beginning at the north end center
and location monument (n open cut
number y. Thence var 13deg Is min q
800 IT to n e cor mum 2 marked C-N Ell
on the fiat face of a quartzite ledge.
Thence var 10 deg 2 min e. $ 9 deg 80
min e 1900 feet to s g cor mum 3 Told
cOr Is 1T dist on course prolonged
marked C-S E with monument of
quartZite boulders 2.5 # so and 3.5 fl
high 2 fl e of cor to render the same
conspicuous. Thence var - deg E., SO
deg 80 min W 300 TT to south end centre
Cora claim marked C-S f G on top OF
permanent quartZite boulder 36x2Ox17
ms and 600 # to S W o nun 4 a gran
lite monument 1Sx14xX4 ms facing n
marked C-s W. Thence var 10 deg 10
min e, n & deg 80 min W 1900 fl to n w
cor mum 5 a quartzite monument 20x11
x4 ms marked ON VI, Thence var 18
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-01-11
Application TOR Patent No. 172
L. s. LAND OFFICE,
Las Cruces, n. Nj, Nov. Is, 'S3. {


Las Cruces, n. Nj, Nov. Is, 'S3.
NOTICE is hereby given that JOSIAH
~ Arnold by Willard 5. Hopewell, his
attorney in act hose postofice address
Is Engie, in the county of SocorrO and
territory of New Mexico, has this day
iled his application for patent for fiji
teen hundred linear feet of the Marion
mine ur VEN bearing copper, with sur
ace ground 600 it III width, situated IN
The PlttSOurg mining district, county
and territory above named. aud descrlb-
ed IN the fled notes and official plat on
lille in this office as Il lvey number 242.
III tp IA $, IA W of New Mexico princi.
pal meridian, said survey number 242
being as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the W end center and
location stake of claim lat 33 deg .03
min 80 sec H.. TheDces var ID deg .05
min e 300 tt 20 a point II fl n of orig
NAL corr to $ W cor a blue limestone
2lX9X6 ms facing e marked Ms W.
Thence e var Is deg e 1900 tt to $ e cor
marded ;on the face of a large and
rough blue limestone ledge upon which
the cutting Of legible letters was i'm
impossible. From which Ell Macho
bears Al deg .05 min e and Cooks peak
bears S ~ deg 20 MIN W; thence n var
u deg 46 min e 800 fit to II e cor (265 #
5 W of Old corr marked MN L in let
ters 212 ms long upon the face of u
large ~quartZite sand rock ledge facing
II; thence W var II deg 50 min e 1900 fl
TO Il W cor Is 10 deg 30 MN e AZ fit from
old corr Il blue limestone monument
24XSx6 ins facing e marked MN W:
thence S var Is deg ) min e POS. 10 fit to
point 10 ms e of W end center aud loca-
zion monument, place of beginning.
Connection OF survey From II g cor
of claim var y deg So min e; II 20 deg
~ min W 1886 chains to connection
monument of this clam erected on the
apex of round spur of the mesa of the
CaballOs mountains nearly opposite the
town of Palomas, in lat SO deg 3 min As
sec n 212 miles distant from the town
aforesaid, constructed of IA blue lime.
stone and quartZlte boulders 4 it sqr at
base 2 TT sqr at top AZ fit high. Mag
netic a II deg 50 min 80 sec econtain-
ing 2066 acres. The location of this
mine is recorded in the recorders office
of Socorro county, N. M. in book l PIP
25S of the mining records of the said
county.
Any and all persons claiming ad.
versely any portion of said Marion mine
or surface ground are required TO file
their adverse claims with the regis
ter of the U. s. Land Office at Las
Cruces during the sixty days publica-
ton hereof or they will he barred by
virtue of the provisions of the statute.
33 GEO. d. BOWMAN, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-01-11
Mining Application No. 1877.
U. 5. Land onlce at Las Cruces, NM,

U. ). and Ofi"e at Las Cruces, NM,
November End, lsS3.
NJ Office is hereby gwen that Samuel p.
IN Foster, whose post office address IL
Chloride, SOcorrO county, \, VI has made
application for "A patent tor l3jl linear feet on
the rrlican lode, bearing silver with surface
ground OF G. 0 feet in width situated in Palo-
mas mining district, sOco. TO county, n. NJ F.,
and described in the plat and field notes on
file at this oiice as follows, viz:
Beginning ut cor No. | set Il cottonwood
post "a in square, Aft long, on top of u
cross chispleu on fl 4 lime rock in place with
II mound OF stone around it, marked l.S77, ii
being set alongside OF cor No | of sur No. 376
from which the initial point "PalOmas" bears
" 50 deg 81 min e, lU5S It, II pine tree IL III
in dIa marked q. L. ! 37j- 81 bears II AZ deg
81 min W - Fl, % pine tree 10 inches in diu
marked b /, 1876. 81 bears 5 ~ deg 10 min W
80 #. Thence 8 81 deg Is min ", var Y deg
o. min e 50 feet along the south slope of Car.
Donate Hill to IA guIch 2A5 II, to top OF ridge
425 IT, to guicu $50 It to Il p"erpendicul + iaCc
of bluff sat nigh, llu4 to II gulch 1851 to cor
No. 2. Set u cottonwood pot ~ in square, 4
IT long on u cross ChiseIed ON the fl II surface
of lime rock in place with Il mount of stone
around post and marked 2.311 from when a
\ B K. 1871 chiseled On perpendicular face
of lime rock in piHce bears W IS deg W 4 It, a
pine tree IL In in dia marked Il T 2 81 bears
IL IS deg 81 min W II It. Thence ; IL deg II
min W, var l2deg o. min e, 536 to edge OF per.
pendicular BLUM 30 feet high, go feet to cor
No. 3. set Il cottonwood post 4R inches square
I II long, 2 ft deep in mound OF stone and
earth around il marked 3 37 from Which Z
b. Z 3.571 chiseied on face OF perpendicular
clit Ora 5 n IA de- 80 min e 81 feet, an opk
tree 10 in in dia marked b.. 4 3-377 bears n
"a deg g IS It. The orr ina location cor
bears > ~ deg " 80 It. Thence n - deg As
nun eG,5'tO cent + of Palom Is creek general
course Of the creek being ca y 1851 to cor
NO 4. Set Il cottonwood pOstIK inches square
Aft long , tC deep in mound of stone and
earth around it marked 4-377, it being set
alOngsl e of orner No I sur No 37G. from
which Il c IttonwOod tree marked b. T.. 4 376-
317 bears n 10 deg 10 min W, 20 tia r b. r
4 .S76-377 chisel.d ON large lime rock bears n
Ga deg c IS #, and the original location cor
bears : 10 deg 10 min W 50 feet. Il ence n 10
deg Il min 100 # to center OF Palomas
creek, go tee to cor No. l place of beginning
containing IL ,6iS acres.
This survey is located in township ID south,
range . west, Adjoining claimants on the
east samuel p. Foster, on the west j. @.
Moody and L. G. Johnson.
Any and all pers ms claiming adversely any
portion of said mine As Il, rein before des-
c ibed are required to file their claims with
the registe: OF the United ) ates Land Otice
ut Las Cruces, in the territory of New Mexico
during the sixty days of nublica ion hereof
or they will be barred by the provisions OF
the statute.
81 GEO. D. BOWMAN, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-01-11
Application for Patent No. 178
I. 5. LAND OFFICE,

u. :. LAND OFFICE,
Las Cruces, N. NJ. Nov. Is, 1883.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that Josiah
~ Arnold by Willard 5. Hopewell his
attorney in TACT whose posLoffice ad-
dress is Engle, Sucorr0 county, New
Mexico has this day filed his applica-
ton for a patent for 1010.5 linear feet
of the Bonita mine or vein bearing
copper with surface ground 34S to 800
tt in width, situated in Pitts6urg NH
ing district, county and territory above
mentioned and designated by the field
notes and official plat on file in this
office as survey number 314 in TIP IL s,
+ 4W of New Mexico principal meridian
the official field notes of said survey
3l4 being as follows to-wit:
Beginning at n end center and loca-
ton monument; thence s SO deg Is min
{ 800 TT up precipltous bluff to e cor No
| on the face Of d natural ledge of gray
quartzite where cut marks and letters
thus B n on fiat top Of ledge; thence S
81 deg As min w 600 it to top of bluff
l010.5 IT to s cor mum 2 a red granite
stone 21X18X5 ms marked B S; thence II
80 deg Is MIN W 300 IT to location S end
center 900 tt to W cor mum 3 on a red
lime boulder permanentlyburied top ex-
posed 1Sx12 ms marked B W; thence n
63 deg 10 min 1880 sec e by computation
line impractlcable 107404 it to n cor
mum 4 on perpendicular face of granite
cliff forming the %northerly wall of the
box canyon of the Puerto de Caballos,
marked 4.5 # from ground B N; thence
S 80 deg Is min e As fl to n end center
and location monument, place Of be-
ginning. Lat SO deg 7 min n.
Connection of survey:-From s cor
mum 2 n 3S deg Is min W SS.44 # to con-
nectlon monument common to Ida and
Cora mining claims, sur NUNS pa and
245. Magnetic variation IS deg .O3 min
e containing 11.36 acres. The location
of this mine recorded in the recorders
office of the county of Socorro in book
I page 1876 of mining records. AS it
appears there are no adjoining claim
ants.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
versely any portion Of SAID Bonita mine
or surface ground are required to Tile
their adverse claims with the register
of the q. 5. land office at Las Cruces
during the sixty days period of publ
cation hereof or they will bp barred by
virtue of the provisions of the statnte.
"a GEO d. BOWMAN, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-01-11
Mining Application No. III.

LAS CRUCES, Nov. l2tn, 1883.
NJ Office is hereby given that the Chicago
N and New Mexico Mining Company, by
its duly authorized agent John B. Adams,
whose postefflce address is Grafton, socorro
New Mexico, has made application
for patent for $50 linear feet of the John A.
Logan lode bearing silver with surface
ground 5S7 feet in width, situated in Apache
Mining District, county of Socorro and ter
ritory of New Mexico and described in the
plat and field notes on file In this Office as
follows viz: Beginning at cor mum l a stone
set in ground with monument of stone CHS
eled lab whence the section corner between
sessions nos 10, II, II and 10, township
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-01-11
Application for Patent No. ia
L. 5. LAND OFFICE, !

Las Cruces, N. NJ, Nov. 10, S3.
NOTICE is hereby given thai Josiah
~ Arnold, by his il; tJrney III fact VIII
lard ). HOpeweil, whose pOStulfice ad-
dress is Las PalOmas, SOcOrrJ county.
New Mexico has THIS day fled his appll-
cation for patent for 1900 linear feet of
the Ida mlne or vein bearing copper
and silver with surface ground 600 teet
in width, situated in Pittshurg mining
district, county and territory above
mentioned and designated hy the field
notes and official plat ON file in this
office as survey number PA, SAID sur.
vey number pa being as follows, to-
VII: Beginning at 5 end center and To-
cation stake; thence var l3 deg 10 min
e, II SO deg 30 min e 800 It to S e COZ
(pOiut same as established II t cor Cora
lnlne) marked is L Ton Il quartzite
ledge; thence var Is deg 2 min Z n 5deg
W 1900 tt TO n e cor marked IN E-1on IA
blue limestone ledge; thence var Is deg
Z $ SO deg so min W 600 IT to II W cor
marked In W on the face of Limestone
ledge part of the roof of a cave the
entrance of which s feet wide is II fl
5 2 OF cor; thence var II deg So min g, $
) deg t 1900 1T to 6 cor, Il quartZite
monument 20X1lX3 inS Established n "
cor Cora mine) ma ked on II face S W:
thence var - deg - min G Il 50 deg 80
min e 300 fe t los enu CeuteI and .ora-
non monument, place ut beginning.
General direction Of lode u 9 d ".
Connection at SuyNey:-tron II W
cor of claim, var II Il < % min t II 81
DE- W 46S chains to connection monu.
mtnt common to Ida and Cora muing
clailus,m Unument constructed of heavy
blue lime rocks, In dimensions 4l5X3IX
~ fl greatest length un ground t and
W. on the summit of ahOg back OF the
mesa extending ilom The Puerto de Ca
ballos, monument clearly visible from
all points on the mesa westward to the
Rio Grande and from all neighbOring
points in the range. SAID claim con.
tains 20.63 acres, and is recorded in book
A at page I of the mining records OF
Socorro county, N. M. No adjoining
claimants are known.
Any and all persons claiming ad,
versely any portion of said Ida mining
claim are required to file their adverse
claims with the register of the u. S
land Office at Las Cruces during the
sixty days publication hereof or they
Will be barred by virtue of the provis
ions Of the statute.
33 GEO. ID. BOWMAN, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-01-11
Application for Patent No. TT.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,
Las Cruces, N. M, Nov. Is. 1883, {

NOTICE IS hereby given that Josiah
~ Arnold by Willard s. Hooewell,
attorney in fact, whose pOst-ofice ad-
dress is Engle, SucOrro county. New
Mexico, has this day filed his applica.
ton for patent for 1900 linear fit of the.
keystone mine or vein bearing copper
with surface ground 900 ftin width sit
uated in Pittsburg mining district,
county and territory above mentioned,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-01-11
Application for Patent No. l73.
us. LAND OFFCE.

Las Cruces, N. NJ, Nov. l5. SS3.
NOTICE IS hereby given that Josiah
~ Arnold by Willard S. Hopewell
his attorney II fact, whose pOst-ofiee
address is Engle, in the county ofSo-
zorro, and territory of New Mexico, has
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-01-11
SPINNEY.
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Treats Special & Chronic Diseases
YOUNG MEM


YOUNG MEM &
Who may be suffering from the effects o
yo uthful folies or indiseretion, will do wei
to avail themselves of this the greatest boon;
eve. laid at the altar of suffering humanity.
DR.. Spinney will guarantee to forfeit $500 for
every case of seminal ~eakness which be-
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AEidA1e-Aged NGsn-
There are many Mt the ages OF thiatyt to sixty
years who a troubled with too frequent evac.
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by a slight smarting or burning sensation,
and O weakening of the system In a manner
the patient cannot account for. On examin-
ing the urinary deposits a ropy sediment
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particles of albumen will appear.o the color
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ing TO q dark and forbid appearance. There
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from 10 TO II a m Consultationfree Thor
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Call on or address, NR. SPINrRY & o.
ao-1y Il Kearny st, San Francisco, uAa +
The Labor enquirer., 1884-11-22
! weekly Payments.

There is certiau firm in this city
whose method of getting their pound
of flesh" out of their operatives would
cause the flush of conscious inferiority
to mantle the skinny cheek of old Mr..
Shylock, if he could be permitted to
revisit the earth. There being no law
compelling corporations to pay weekly,
this firm follow their own sweet will
by paving off monthly. If any en-
ploye wants to gel, $40 during the month
he must pay so cents for it and gets only
$3.50. This is an inlquitous proceeding.
If there was law compelling weekly
payments such 3 thing could not occur,
as the men would not be kept out Of their
first weeks pay three weeks after they
had earned it and would have enough
to get along on. Haverhill Laborer.
The Labor enquirer., 1884-11-22
ner Company and the ordered-out en-

diner Company and the ordered-out en-
ployes.
Our principal sewing machine factory
(Wanzer's) employs about quarter staff
on three-quarter time, and last week il
shut down for three days.
Tailors, shoemakers, cigarnakers and
confectioners have nothing to complain
Of at present.
The stove business, though very good
at present, is only flash IN the pan, !"
and by Christmas will be the dullest of
all trades. Idle printers are numerous,
but they expect ''lift" just before the
holidays
Thirty-two failures are reported in
Canada during the past week, and the
general outlook is by no means bright,
Many people on this side think that if
Blaine had been elected, times would be
on the mend e'er this, but Of course, that
is only matter of opinion
Parliament will soon assemble, when
Shakespeare, the NJ. P. for Victoria, B.
G., will present his petition for the re-
striction of coolie immigration, but 80
long as such rascals as Sir John, Sir Til
ley, Sir Langevin and their followers re-
main in power, little need be expected in
the way of honest legislation. P. OF L.
The Labor enquirer., 1884-11-22
Kansas City. 1,
IBy Associated Labor Press.l


Plankin5 & Armours' PACKING house are
now employing from 1000 to 1000 men
women, girls and boys, and are at pres.
ent killing and packing 900 cattle, and
from 1000 to 5000 hogs daily. They have
capacity for using 5000 of the latter
every day when it is required. AS cold
weather approaches, the force will be In.
creased, and likewise the business. The
supply Of labor is at present fully equal
to the demand. Common laborers re.
ceive $3.50 per dav. The biggest wages
paid are to butchers, who get $3.50. Boys
girls and other hands are paid according
to their ability and usefulness. This es.
tablishment has never had any trouble
with their employees, who are satisfied
and contented, generally. The proprie,
tors seem to have way of getting along
amicably with their work people, tina,
would be beneficial for employers
throughout the country to pattern after
and the employees understand and ap-
preciate this fair treatment.
Carpenter work is dull, great many
first-class hands being idle, with Door
prospects for the future. Wages So to
$3.50. I -
For common lahorers, the supply is far
in excess of, the demand. Wages paid
for grading and street work, 81. so per day,
Bricklayers and plasterers are pretty
fully employed, owing to the splendid
weather and lateness of the season.
Wages for bricklayers, 81 to $3.50; plas-
terers, So to $3.50, the latter price being
paid mostly to union men. LA
Painter and paper hangers have little
rush just now, mostly in the way of fit
ting up old houses. Wages average So.
The free labor bureau, of Kansas City,
reports for the week ending November
La, 100 applications for work, and only
fifty-three supplied. s. and G.
The Labor enquirer., 1884-11-22
Patterson,

PATERSON, Nov, 19.-Whateyer few
hands are employed in the factories,
locomotive works and rolling mill have
been airing themselves in the political
ferment during the Presidential
suspense. .s
A good ueal of indignation is express
sed in labor circles here over letter 10
a member of the Trades Federation,
apparently with purpose by the Pre-
sldent of the late State Congress. In
this letter he denounced Blaine, quoted
Beecher and praised Cleveland to the
skies. Indignation is, however, over a
paragraph which says that Grover Cleve-
land has never failed to sign any bill
which tended to give labor its just fruits,
and no one but demagogue has the
sudacity to say so. 1t is to be inferred
from this that all the labor papers in the
United States are edited by demagogues,
and that hundreds of workingmen who
voted the Peoples party or republican
ticket are beneath contempt. 1ntelli-
gent wage workers are not accustomed
to submit to such insults. B.
The Labor enquirer., 1884-11-22
sentInsnt Z 4. tenn

From : letter received BY Secretary Lewis
nom Blossbury, New Mex,co, the folIowins
is staken; I'VE have resolved that We win
not do any moro work until the board Il
Denver L recognized, and has adjusted ON
troubles. We want no other board to manage
our matters. We havs % much confidence
In you up there that We are going to stand BY
you. We have levied the assessment tc
meet the expenses Of your board.n
Telegram received At Pueblo convention
on Thursday, reads: Blossburg, Starksville.
Nifenburg and Engleyille all out again. Siz
hundred men paradei the streets Of Trinidad
to-day. Viii work ito more until delegates
return home and give rs satisfaction.
The miners Of Walsenburg received tele-
gram from Henry Locke Of Coal Creek, on
Sunday last, which was an attempt to reverse
the action Of the executive board to convene
convention on Monday, and urging the
men to continue work in opposition to the
instructions Of the executive officers