The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-02
LOCAL NEWS.

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white over the rsnee ths Seek. Joe
TboSpe shot . large silveF-tip bszr.
Charley Myers and Henry wetsr-
man ~entto Engle.
knight Parker 10 having bis house
exsd up In good SHAPE.
During the past ws-k ". B. Dawson
went 10 Deming and back
n. II. KOchs new building on lower
Wall street is fully inclosed.
Caldwell and Gnlsm have CON-
msnoed worn on the Mountain King.
The third and last month Of Miss
Barnes school openet last Thursday.
I. II. Gray and Walter Davis drove
down to Palomas and back last We'd
nesday.
Doc Reekie has brought In q load Of
are from the Blue Dandy 70 the concen-
traitor.
Col. r. A. Blake. late editor Of the So
zorro sun. has gone back TO his ranch
at white Oaks.
Charley Garfield and Frank Hastings
have gone TO Hermosa TO work on the
A merican Flag.
). N. Smith Is setting out q nice lot
OF young fruit trees which were sent
him from the east.
The editor OF the RANGE pulled out
for Santa Fe Thursday morning. TO at
tend the territorial convention.
The saucier brothers new house
when completed will be oneof the most
eommodious dwellings in Chloride.
This spring is unusually d~isagreeable
aud backward In New Mexico, but In
the states east, It Is proportiopaly
worse.
J. N. Smith, j. T. Thorne. J. T. Hamll-
ton and Don Cameron CAM in from
tbslr ella ranches over the range. We'd
nesdAy.
Asssrs. Corson & Fitzpatrick have
dissolved partnership. aud each will
paddle his own canoe. hereafter, while
he has an n
V. b. Beckett had a l2xi4 feet house
moved over from Robinson last week,
and put up on his ranch adjoining the
Chloride townsite.
Ferree and Pfotenhauar will CON-
nsnce work on the Toledo, up Chloride
cr.ek. next week.
The stockmen Of this section who
have resd the Law enacted by the late
legislature. express themselves as be-
ing well pleased with It.
There 10 plenty OF water In Calieute
creek This season for all parties so that
bos,illties on this point have not been
renewed actively this year.
Lohrman is fixing up his house at the
head cf Wall street In nice shape and
10 making u comfortable. convenient
and desirable residence out of il.
Same twenty-five or thirty head OF
Lyman's cattle have given up the ghost
aimee the arrival Of the last bunch.
The RANGE did not learn the cause.
II tbs Fsirview butcher shop would
run y meat wagon ~ u town, two or
three times n week. a good business
could be worked up among our citizens,
Capt. Bryant will return TO the range
In 9 few days. He has scores OF friends
here who will be glad to see him. He
talks Of bringing his wife and coming
10 stay.
Capt. A. Talbot, the superintendent
OF the Alley ranches Is q brother-in-law
OF the Boston millionaire. ]. B. Alley
The Captain earned his title by dint OF
long ser vice In command Of an ocean
steamship.
Uncle Been Peers has reached his
ranch on the Palomas with three hun.
dred head of cattle from Texas which
10 bis irst i~nstallment. AS the RANGE
has before remarked, he has . nice
stock range.
Ed. Stsrper WA In from Edwards
camp yesterday. Says he and George
Yesksl are the only parties at work
there. and their G~oodenough claim Ii
Improving rapidly.
The men whose adobes have used the
dirt from the street In the lowerpaEt OF
town. leaving holes 30 render the high.
vsys impossible. should OIL up the ex.
osvsssiions and put the ground In as
good Shape M they found 1t.
John Mcbride put n force OF seven
man ut work on the road to the Silver
Monument mine Tuesday. When the
grade from the mine to the gulch Is
completed some needed repairs will be
usde upon the portion OF the road
nov Travelled by wagons.
The lessces OF the Sunrise are work.
INK that property with energy. The
ledge iust now In c~onaiderahlv hroken