The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-01

hlNA hoNNto eAOe6oN " AA ~
from Los Angeles, California, to Mrs.
Dalglish was charming and called up
the wish That the Black range had Los
Angeles tegetatiOn and other adyan-
tages.
John Andrews is rapidly preparing
his hotel for opening. He calls it the
Lindell hotel. Contrary to first adver-
tisement there will be no reduction Of
prices but the standard rate of eight
dollars per week for day board will be
maintained.
We will sell you for cash:
7 POUNDS graduated sugar SlNO;
Breakfast bacon 10 cts.
Dry salt Bacon ii cts.
100 pounds -four S475.
California fruits, per can so cts.
Wedefy competition from anyone.
CHAs. F. WINTERS & Co.
DIR. Haskell received a letter from
W. ID. Nourse last night containing the
information that the brother whose
injuries had called him to Albuquerque
as a nurse, had died on the Goth instant.
Several brothers were at the bedside at
the last hours. Bed sores were the i'm
mediate cause of the unfortunate end.
The body was inferred at Albuquerque
and w. d. will soon return to the range.
jimmy Anderson was down from
Shutdown this week. He says that the
saw mill is running steadily. Johnny
Saucier with a large force of teams is
supplying the logs. There is, he says,
an unusually active demand for fenc-
ing material in Chloride and every
body is in haste to be served.
Brooks and Hopewell have decided
not to remove their headquarters to
Cuchiilo Negro because the change
would place them closer than desirable
to Mr.. Snyder who intends to shortly
have two thousand head of cattle graz
ing about his home ranch Oh Cuchillo
creek.
The Lindell hotel in Chloride will
give an opening ball on Monday night
to which everybody is cordially invited.
1t is hoped that the weather will be
sufficiently mild to permit the attend.
ance of every person in the range, and
that all will embrace the opportunity
for enjoyment here offered.
Some enterprising individual should
be at work housing Ice. Next summer
is expected to be a season of prosperity
and although this temperate climate
with the cool well water renders ice but
little needed, yet there are occasions
when it comes handy, and there would
be no trouble trouble in disposing Of u
moderate supply with profit.
MA" Miller returned from her some
what extended trip to California, Wed
nesday evening, looking hale and
hearty. The judgment which prompt
ed her to exchange the scent of bloom
ing roses and orange groves for New
Mexico's scant vendure and dreary
landscape is hardly" to be commended.
Ben Cook has a shaft eight feet deep
on his recent discovery-the Superior
in the Cuchillos. The iron is rapidly
giving way to copper carbonates and
the contact which he follows Is pitch
ing slightly into the hill. Thus far the
appearance of the ore hos been improv-
ed by each foot of work done.
W. S. Hopewell visited Chloride yes
terday. Mr.. Brooks, his partner, is now
in Denver with his sick wife. He says
his company now have 1890 head OF
cattle ranging in the SaladOs and on
Monument and Palomas creeks, and
that another thousand are expected in
in a few days. They have a range to
which there is practically no limit.
Mr. Beardsley met with an accident
last Friday which holds him to his bed
at present. While working in his tun'
mel just above Chloride and while rest
/ G on his knees at his work a rock
w Ching forty Or fifty pounds rolled
out the side of the drift and struck
on h mike dislocating the joint II
was at first thought the bones were
broken, but on Wednesday Mr.. B. con.
Guiding that the trouble was simply {
~dislocation had the joint put IN place
and he will soon be on his feet again.
Andrew Kelly and family spent Sun
day in Chloride, the guests of j. M
Smith. Mrs. Kelly was the first lady
in Chloride and one of her babies wa
the first child born in the range and thu
two have each a town lot IN Chloride
on which MI. X. will build a residence
when he succeeds in making Favorable
sale of his Caliente creek ranch. III,
has been offered $4,000 for his plac
where he now lives but his valuation i
/, $4,000 and this is the price he will sci
at. Everybody hopes that he will sool
: make the turn and come to Chloride.
A new strike Las just been made OF
the Palomas between Hermosa and tn
J Pelican mine, by Tom Hall and jim
Curns. The ore is a lead carbonate AM
galena in a quartz gangue and Mithou