The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-03-21
LOCAL NEWS.

Each arriving coach is expected 10
bring w. II. Berry and his bride to
Grafton.
j. ID. Perkins is purchasing sheep
with which to stock his ranch adjoin-
ing Robinson.
Col. Young and Mr.. DUNES are in
closing lots on lower Concord avenue
with a fence.
The bins at the concentration are full
and running over with ore, and hand
some ore it is.
L. q. johnson is on his way back to
the range from California and is likely
to arrive any day.
Some of the finest ore ever taken
from the Silver Monument mine was
placed on the dump lately.
Mrs. DR.. Blinn is expected home to-
morrow. This is good news to her ac-
qualntances and friends IN Chloride.
Levi Miller one of the owners of the
Dreadnaught arrived at Grafton OIL
Friday Of last week. He left again this
morning.
Austin Crawford has moved one of
his buildings upon a lot owned by him
on lower Concord avenue and is fencing
in the place.
The Saucier brothers traded their
horse and buggy for two hundred and
fifty head of sheep. They are going
into the stock business.
Nate Ayers went out ON Tuesdays
coach to visit his old home at River
ton, Nebraska. He expects to be gone IA
month or six weeks only.
The suit of MaxGeld against Taylor
& B~rockwaY set for Saturday last in
Judge Holmes court was continued on
motion of the plaintiff thirty days.
Ferree and PfotenhauN Silver Bell
at the head qsSouth F5sShas'a good
sized dump Of line ore and IA nice show
ing at the bottom of a slxty-fOot shaft.
Eugen Knapp's Columbus at the head
of Chloride creek has a four inch
streak of very rich ore bearing great
resemblance 10 the Silver Monument
product.
N. q. Thompson and IL. A. Mac
&@NaE have purchased Nate Ayers
ham interest In the house which he oc
cupied, situated on the corner of Wal
and Fourth streets.
D. S. Miller and family left Grafton
this morning. Mrs. Miller goes on
visit to relatives in Missouri and MI
Miller starts in the direction of the
CGur de Alene country.
Mr.. Goodin moved his family tC
Fairvlew Wednesday where they will
occupy Mrs. Mayors house h%encefortl
and cater to the appetites of resident
and transient customers.
Frank Waterman is having rock de
livered upon his lots purchased 81
Parker Fletcher, the said rock to bt
used for building a foundation upon
which to put up a building.
l.. P. johnson is fixing up a build
ing adjoining his residence which
he will occupy as a soda factory. HI
has his fountain and bottling appara
tins on the way and will soon adj
for business.
Chloride not having confidence in he
ability to win a race did not back
her own horses in the pony race
of Monday and consequently although
the Chloride horses won the race no
much money was won.
A portion of the Colossal force i
now at work sinking the shaft o
the Dorsey, an adjacent property OF
which a bond of some kind has beef
obtained. The Dorsey has a fine show
ing of ore.
A. Rush Bowe started this morning
to hunt fairer and more profitable field
for future operations. He goes west
ward and will make Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, his first stopping place. Tn
whole range regrets his departure.
Judge Holmes would not be surpriS
ed, he says, if Capt. Bryant moves
the Black range with his family thi
spring. The Captain was thorough
disguised with the cold weather Of las
winter and don't want to experlenc
another season like it.
Jas. Vert the EngIe railroad ager
asks people who ask questions of hiI
requiring answers by mail to sen
postage stamps for reply. The railroa
company furnishes none and it is Ill
kind to ask him to pay for accomm'
dating the public.
R. F. Fitzpatrick vent to Engle TIL
week to meet his family from Topek;
and he got back to Chloride with thel
Wednesday eveplpgw The. NHRpt I
housekeeping in yneKeShNaoSse o
Terrace row. Mrs. Fitzpatrick is a mo-
welcome addition TO Chloride's societ,
IT, will he to tha interest of evar