The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19

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having lsft Aibaqnerqua
John A. Anderson and family re
turned 10 the aw min this week.
John A. winram Is doing the ground
work Tor some styiish carriage painting
Those who attended the ball at Her
mosa last week. report having a good
time
Judge Holmes and ~. II. Koch went
over the range kanting Wednesday
morning.
J. A. Cook IL digging bis potatoe crop
across the range. He has q superior
lot Of potatoes.
Frank Reavls came from Hermoss
yesterday. says there IL nothing ex
citing down there.
John Grifth Is working on a claim
over beyond the 81. Cloud. which he
thinks Ia promising.
Peaches. grapes and melons are al
most daily brought into Chloride ma.
ket. by the Mexicans.
W. +. Alice and Martin Bener are
working on n Of the claims Of DIR.
Reekie. lust above town.
]. N. Smith went over TO Caliente
Monday and came back Tuesday. II is
thought he has "a hen on"
w. II. Trumbor struck out for Ojo
Caliente Wednesday morning. carrying
with him his surveying outfit.
Capt. Bryant came up from Her
nos Tuesday. The Captain has un-
bounded faith In the PAlomas Camp.
Thanks to Lewis Kahler for list Of
delegates from several republican
precinct meetings, elsewhere published.
Don Cameron and Joe Thorne
went over the range to their ranches.
ON Tuesday, 70 be absent several days.
Keller and Ober bought OF Mrs
Jones the lots located by her husband.
a short time before his death, on Ter
race row.
l.. II. Gray sold his bay mare TO
G. l.. Levi, Of Fair view. for $40. Gray
a make a market for horses dull
times or not.
Frank Waterman came into town
yesterday. from over the range where
he had been building cabins on Capt
G~rdzier's rxpch.
j. II. Draks 'Aoofed Il" to Hprmosa
Monday. By this Il is inferred lac did
not have both legs broken by tire Dor
sey shaft shot.
Grozier and Hull have arrived in the
range with $50. head of cattle. now at
Robinson. for the Captains ranch. on
lower Diamond. s
Henry westerman and Henry
Schmidt took In Caliente last week,
visiting Keller & Co.'S. Cora mine.
among other things.
Jerry Otto. with his four horse team
carried Mr.. and Mrs. De Courcy and
Mrs. Jones. over TO Engle station.
Thursday morning.
The qusntity of wood which Sam
and John Andrews are hauling into
town looks as II the people were get
ting ready for winter.
Smoky Jones. so says the Silver City
Southwest Sentinel. is one of the dis.
coverers of a bonanza at Rattle Snake
City. near L~ordsburg.
The RANGE agreed not to tell about
Dalglish's and Ricketts, upset on the
way to Hermosa. and the RAnaE will
therefore say nothing about 1t.
Mr., De Courcevis home Is in Silver
Cliff, Colorado; Mrs. Jones' home will
be at Dothsm. Atchison county. Mis-
souri,, to which place she w~ent.direct.
j. Nj. Smith thinks there Is q spot of
country about Caliente that looks re.
markably promising for ore. and Is
therefore well worthy of careful pros
recting.
The democrats Of this precinct will
hold o mass meeting In Chloride. on
the evening OF the 22nd inst. 70 elect
delegates TO the county convention 10
be held vt Hillsboro on the 2ath inst.
Louis Kruse with good pluck. is peg
ging away alone on the Sc. Cloud.
John Stone came down from there
Tuesday. bringing scme nice speci-
mems of ore. also some from the Colos-
sal.
Moore and DavisNon. OF the Cantweli
outfit, from over the range. are on this
side On q roundup. The Cattle Az.
ISOLATION having made no provision for
q round up. Cantwoll Is getting in his
work on his own hook.
kichard Vim. came In from his
ranch across the range. on Tuesday
last. Says grazing was never better i.
Stock all look ine. and water every
where abundant. He also reports that
he and Benny Williams took in three
bear last week. ,