The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-26

Don cameroa rtumed from over
TIE range "Wednesday.
Geo W. saunders came IN sunday
fro<n across Tie range
-Ms- Miner and Mrs. Ryan vent to
CAliente Last SUNDAY.
JACK DalsIlsh M moved from his
ranch 70 San AarciaL
Polk Armstrong Of Willow Springs
was In town yesterday.
George Beebe Il commissioned = no
tsry public for Sierra county.
Joe Thorne ptumed from his trip
across the range Saturday night
The danes at Cooks hall on Saturday
night Is reported 10 be a jolly affair.
Jaek Farrell Is at work. with
Louis Kruse. on the II. Cloud mire.
Pfotenhauer killed q doe and fawn
near the head Of the range last Fra.
day.
VIM. Keller has gone over % Engn-
to run a hay camp for Alex. Reg
ers.
Sam and John Andrews have got up
amachine outfit and = going to put
up hay. 10 fa
Rsub. Osborne left Chloride Tues
day. with Jim Hammil. for the Mog-
dion range.
Pap Cornell is olt on the Willow
Springs ranch emitting hay for Polk
Armstrong.
Henry Blum. Nicanor Apodacia and
John Stivers were over from Fair.
view yesterday.
Oscar Pfotenhauer. 5. Is. Ferree and
John Fulton have gone across the range
ON a bear hunt
Frank Feet, Ellis Birks and A. J.
knight are It work on the assessment
OF the Henry Clay claim.
Jacob Dimes and family. after a cou-
pile OF weeks absence. on their ranch.
returned TO town Saturday last.
o. F. 0ber has found some fine float
within two miles of the town. He
has not yet found the ledge.
David Patrick was "hopping" last
Tuesday. and scared up a deer near
town. on the Ada rondack hill.
John Kennedy and Charley Froelich,
OF the Ivanhoe Cattle company, at 0jo
Caliente. were over to chloride Sun
day.
Billy Dawson has moved from Aus,
tin Crawford's house. up TO the Isub.
Osborne house. first door east of the
Baak' saloon.
Berry Otto came in from Engle
sunday SAYS he saw the De Coureey
party on on the train, Saturday morn
ing. ut one O'Clock.
The New Mexico representation at
the Worlds Fair. In New Orleans.prom.
Uses TO be d display Of the greatest
credit to the territory.
Charles Cady and Billy Dawson,
tried their luck. ss hunters, over IN
Mineral creek. this week, but return
ed without any game.
Judge Holmes docket on Monday,
shows entry Of judgment by default in
favor Of v. b. Beckett against j. p,
Olney for $50. 81, and interest.
John Yaples, of Grafton. republican
delegate to the county convention.
went to Hillsboro Tuesday. with
Capt. Blain and Judge Donahoe.
The boys in the cattle roundup had
a stag dance In town last Friday night,
keeping up the double shuttle to a
piano and fiddle accompaniment.
Henry and David Patrick are plas-
teriug Cooks hall: Austin Crawford
10 doing the same sort of work on
Henry Schmidts new assay office.
John Mcbride writes that, immedi.
atty On his return from the east,
he viii commence the WORK of put
Ting up the machinery on the Silver
Monument.
An old matrimonial p~rospector says
that IL the float he has picked up
amounts to anything the indications
are good Tor n wedding about Wednes-
day.
Another dance In Cooks hall last
Wednesday. Everybody says 1t was
about the incest. and most orderly and
perfectly enjoyable hop OF the whole
season.
That big hole Frank lie Craft is
digging in the hill side. back of his
house, Is to answer for a cellar for
his potatoe and turnip crop. from his
Mineral creek ranch.
lodges Donahse and Fuller left
Chloride for Hillsboro. Tuesday morn
Ing Capt. Blain went away with
them, TO be In attendance ut the
county convention.
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