The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-13

MrA Goodin Of Fairview Il preparing
% return 10 Der old home In Kansas
The concentration has a supply Of ore
on hand 10 last Il another week after
this.
W. C. White has left Tombstone.
AriIou1. and Is At present IN the Organ
mountains.
The concentration added n ight force
Wednesday and nov runs the whole
day long doing goad work.
Hopewell and Grayson's hig ditch on
the lilo Grahde Was nearly destroyed
by the high water.
Sam Foster is stopping at Cuchillo
town at present. a little of his feet but
work on the Equator mine continues.
Geo. Richardson Of Fairview became
the proud father of q girl baby on
Monday. Mother and child doing well.
John ]. Snyder is expected in almost
any time now with a thousand head Of
yearling heifers for bis Gu chillo Negro
range.
Capt. Grozier has purchased Buttons
and Mig the two saddle ponies of Blain
and Cameron and will use them ON his
ranch To run cattle.
Thanks TO c. w. Greene for a copv OF
digest Of the acts OF the late legisla.
ture. The laws In full will not be is
sued for some time yet.
". ii. Moore returned to the range
Tuesday evening from his extended trip
east, and he will take immediate steps
70 close up the patent work on the
Woods and Colossal mines.
The Grozier Bros. expect TO increase
their herd IN south Diamond creek by
the addition of two hundred head OF
COWS about the middle of next months.
VS.. Davis Is out To Socorro this
week, purchasing goods Of the store Of
Jas. Dalglish. with which 10 load the
freight teams sem out "A week previous.
A bonfire on the hill and fireworks
on the streets Monday evening exhib-
tied the joy Of the republicans OF Chic
ride over the nomination OF Blaine and
Logan.
The high waters Of the Rio Grande
have had their effect even in this alti.
tude In that 1t left us a week without
"A mail aud has run US short ON provis-
ions.
Mrs. Chas. Russell Of Robinson will
start IN y Few davs on \ summer visit.
Ing trip among relatives in the states
east. going AZ far in that direction as
Vermont.
Fred Bornan, Toppy Johnson, ].
Sullivan. James johnson, A. Brady
and w. McKinsie are among the NUN.
Der Of cattle thieves arrested ut Kings
ton last week.
I. II. Gray is an American. native
born and half a century old, yet he has
lived 80 constantly in the territories
that he has never had an opportunity
to cast a vote for president.
The Rio Grande food has subsidized
and trains on the Santa Fe road begun
making regular runs on Monday. II
was quite enjoyable to get a mail again
after q week of disappointment.
1t is reported that the stockmen in
their round up found a bunch of a hun.
bred or so head of stray horses on the
head of Bear creek. If you have lost
an animal here is a pointer for you.
Blaine and a foreign policy is the re.
publican war cry in this campaign.
We will See If the Dutch don't eat
American hog and If there is protection
In the stars and stripes for the people
under them.
The Kingston Clipper says that the
commissioners appropriated 800 for a
desk and sofa combined" The Clip.
per's printing bills will be to small and
delicate to bear laying on the table
hence the sofa.
The road to the Silver Monument Is
finished and work thereon has stopped
The last three days Of the work was
expended in improving the road along
Chloride gulch and 1t is now In very
far condition.
Messrs. Thompson. Fitzpatrick
Saucer and VIM went over the range
yesterday to hunt bear and fish. They
took many dogs and no provisions and
they will have TO get some game.
It's a ground hog case.
Last Monday the band wheel of the
stamps at the concentration was cut
down to diminish the speed thereof
and their work now gives better salts.
faction. The mill Is running nicely
and doing good work.
Miss Nellie Russell begun her school
at Fairview Tuesday. using the drug
store building for a school house
There are twelve pupils in attendance