The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-04


TO her ranch adjoining Grafton.
The Sabbath school had an atten-
danes Of ~thlrty-four last sunday.
G. a. Cassil returned to his home in
Carthage. Mo-. yesterday morning.
Mr.. creager aud family have moved
into ]. ". sans0m's house IN Furyiew.
Oscar Pfolenhauer went out to So
zorro Yesterday TO get a tooth doctored.
5. b Ferree has gone up Chloride
gulch to begin work on the Black
Hawk.
Jack Burke is up from the Iron Reef
where he has been ut work for a long
time.
A Mexican family has moved to
Chloride and occupies Manuel Aragon's
house.
The Patricks are building u iGx2O res
idence on lower Wall street for Mr.,
Woodhouse.
Capt. SAMSON and family of Fair.
view have departed for their new home
In Uvalde, Texas.
The sound of thunder and the fau of
hail these days ere reminders OF the be-
ginning OF spring.
Charles Russell is moving a cabin
over from Robinson and putting 1t ~
on lower Wall street.
Jack Spradltng and Charley Froelicl
will cultivate a garden jointly. at OF,
Caliente. the coming season.
Kingsbury Bros. from Grafton, began
assessment work on the L. 5. Treasury
and the White and Gray Eagles, thu
week.
The windmills on Cuchillo Negr,
creek at Fairview and above give tina.
community the appearance Of a section
OF Illinois.
Positive information has arrived il
the range that the Alaska will soon re
sumo operations, though the partlcu
lars are not given.
The suit between the people of Cana
da de Alamosa and the settlers on thu
creek above Is being tried at SocorrI
this week. in the district court.
A. s. Lanstrum has sold bis ranch OF
Palomas creek and las turned his at
tention to the development of his Du
range lode on upper Chloride creek.
The teams of the Saucier brother
brought to the concentration this weeI
the ore from the Sunrise mine and il 4
now in the bins awaiting treatment.
Mrs. Mayer recently of Fairviev
writes from FL Paso that she Is niue
pleased with the prospect Tor business
in that city and has great hopes for tn
future.
A Mexican bale caught the boy
Wednesday night. 1t was held at I'll
Germania hall and eight Mexica
ladies from Stone ranch constitute
the female portion of The party.
The school directors elect should 9
n C take steps to secure, If possible
the school money due tn this district
1t is true that there is small probabilit
of getting 1t, but it is worth trying foI
The RANGE understands that j. ,
Dalglish recently closed out bis her
of cattle which he had been account
lating since he went upon the Purmol
ranch near San Marcial. to Ted Hougt
ton.
In the suit of Armstrong VS.. San
som in Judge Holmes court on Satu.
day and Monday a compromise verde
was given in favor of the plaintiff
twenty-five dollars the defendant pa
costs.
]. NJ. Smith and family went out o
Saturdays coach enroute to Galveston
Texas. where he will find a cottage .
the beach wherein TO leave Mrs. Smit
to breath the briny air for a few month
for the good of her health.
Long and Richardson have close
their meat market, and Chloride foil
have resumed their diet of ham an
bacon. The reason for closing WI
that they could get no beef to kill, al
was not because they had no customer
Town lots in Chloride are in such d
mand that parties are setting stakes b
yond the limits on II. N. Castles pr
emption. No use oil wasting time al
money further for such parties wi
certainly be ordered of.
Dalton Dalglish dropped in upon h
many friends here in the range for
short visit, last night. The Kid is I
longer at Engle but is on q ranch ne
San Jose. He has almost outgrov
the recollection of his friends.
The Equator mine is now workil
five men on O southeast drift and son
of the very finest ore that has yet be,
found is being taken out. The pIodu