The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-03-28
NEWS.

tons into ne
The BuHOm Is taking a temporary
rest
John A. Anderson Is In SOoOrro al
tending court
Water u running In the creek bed
through Chloride.
Tuesday next Is April fools day.
Look out for yourself.
There is a pretty free circulation Of
mountain air these days.
The Silver Monument ore concen-
traied fifteen tons into one.
The concentration shut down yester-
day 10 lengthen the smoke stack.
II. C. Brooks started on his return
10 bis home In Denver. Wednesday.
Charley Myers expects TO have his
wife and boy back In Chloride 500
A suit Of Armstrong vs.. SAMSON Is
set for trial before Judge HOLMES To-
morrow.
The citizens Of Fairview are now
claiming their property preparatory 70
receiving deeds.
There was three inches Of snow On
the ground on the west side of the
range on Monday.
Martin weghmann is having an iron
roof put on his building occupied by
the drug store. II was needed.
Geo. II Utter came down from Santa
Fe last Saturday TO examine mining
property. file returned Monday.
The Monte Christie mine has ceased
operations for the present. The stop
page is expected TO be but temporary.
Manuel Aragon Of Canada de Ala.
mosa, was over to the metropolis 10
look after his property interests Satur'
day.
Derricks ir~on-roofed mansion and
spectral fence attract not a little attsn-
ton. They are not 30 handsome as
they are unique.
The force on the American Flag ha'
been doubled and eight men are nov
engaged in taking out ore on this re
markable property.
The demand for fencing in Chord,
ia stirring up the mill company some
what. At the present rate every lot II
town will soon be enclosed.
H.. Corson has begun laying the foun
dation for another store building mex
to his present one, on tke east. He ex
poets to have IL completed by the tim
there is Il demand for its use.
Mrs. DIR. Blinn returned from be
visit to Ohio on Saturday night. Sh
has had a good time but is glad to &c
back. she says, and truly the doctor an
her many friends are glad TO have he
back.
Messrs. Haynes and Wilson the 5
Louis gentlemen who recently purcha'
ed lots here in Chloride, are negotlatin
with II. L. Patrick for the erection {
two adobe houses to cost about fv
hundred dollars apiece.
Tomorrow is the day on which I
elect directors for school district No2
The election will be held at the BLAC
RANGE office and the polls will be ope
In the afternoon only. Let all prope
ty owners come up and vote.
Major Day has a Joplin whim @
the way hither from Carthage, Mi
souri,, to put upon the German min
and when it arrives active operation
will be resumed on this propert
Every body will rejoice to see it.
j.. M. Smith and wife will start fl
Galveston, Texas, in the morning. NJ
smith will retnrn directly, but Mrs.
will try several months breathing
the sea breezes, in an endeavor to
gain the health and strength whit
were once hers.
The RANGE trusts that by next WEI
1t will be permitted TO chronicle l
sale to Denver parties, of n of q
leading properties OF the range. If Z
sale goes the mine will be worked wi
an energy that will give new life
the whole camp.
The Mill company has purchas
Larry McDonald's OK teams and wag
and Jimmy Anderson will engine
them In hauling lumber. The sale
Larry out of considerable toll and trI
ulation and grve the purchasers q nee
ed vehicle OF transportation.
A. Talbot, superintendent of I
Ivanhoe ranches has just return
from Missouri with fifty thoroughbr
bulls to add 10 the herd now on
range. 1t is his intention TO breed
herd up to g high standard of exc
lence a rapidly as possible.
1t now transpires that the gentlem
who swore that they could mol get ]
tice among the people of Chloride. a
who therefore took their case to Cana