The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-05-25

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The Kansas City Weekly Journal Is
an eight-page. eight culumu paper chock
full Of Interesting reading matter
relating 10 important subjects of the
dAY. II contains over lny columns
wrcs.y OF interesting reading which
viii b. given FRLE 90 all patrons 81
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make application according 60 notice
elsewhere gwen. send In your orders
Chlnride's ciuzens pruppsc celebrate
fourth 81 july In a right royal manner
this year. a. IA adjourned meeting
last Nonday night a general meeting
was called FOR SATURDAY. evening next
10 make further arrangements inr The
celebration. Everyone Is cordially in
yited 10 attend the meeting. See no.
lice In another column.
Mrs. a. II. Merrill. a daughter of Mr.
Henry Stailpy, of Topeka. accompanied
boy her little daughter Mary Alice an
rived In Chloride ON Mondays coach
Mrs. Merrill came as fan As Engle on a
Kansas excursion train I'm route TO tie
city of Mexico, on board Of which
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. stacey aud
daughter Maude. Mrs. Merrill will re-
main here during the summer for the
benefit Of her health.
Another week has passed away and
we have heard Of no pay day among
the miners. IL is estimated that
there is at least $1,000 due the people
of this camp from the arou mining
institutions operating here, which Of
course Is a very small item to the
"cnmtalisl" who develop mines ON the
ilw bone system. The Nose ThOmp-
son racket" OF "a few years since is VT
vivid In the minds ST the people Of this
camp and is not so1n to be forgotten (;
Moses might have been sincere In his
undertakings. hut az the monyed man
Of the concern was unexpectedly TO
moved by the hand Of Prd,i leucr, The
miners IN his employ and the business
men only got jaw-bone fnr their labor
aud their merchandise. The people in
general arc disgusted with the present
jaw. bone method OF business INDUCED
In by our mining capitalists aud tim
horns aud aie OF the opinion that IL -
hiah time for them to put or shut up.
Harry Sktllman came inon Mondays
coach after AN absence OF nearly a year
at Leadville Colorado. Harry tells MS
that be 'ptt three feet OF snow behind
him In the Leadyille district and that
he is glad to return TO sunny New
Mexico. Harry is interested IN the
Espprgnza, one Of the coming mines
of tins camp, and is here in It's inter
est. II is the intention of the owners
OF The EsperanZa 20 extensively work
that minetlls SUMNER, and the chances
are very favorable that Il ten stamp
mill will be soon on the ground to treat
It's ore. A mill run recently made on
ore taken. without choice, from tho
dump # the Esperauza gave returns
of twenty live and sixt-ive ounces sil.
yer to the ton. MIR. j.. II. Skillmar
will soon he on the ground TO suprrln
tend operations at that niue. The
horniie ore Of the Esperanza attracts D
great deal Of attention among Lead.
VILE mining men and IL may YET lie tn,
means Of attracting someuf Colorado's
mining magnates to this camp.
THE RANGE takes pleasure in an.
nouncing that the Reddiuster Difficult
ties. which were about o. throw It into
litigation, have been adjusted. Thus
property has he II leas'd aud bonded lC
Weslerman & Dalglish for a period OF
six months. These gentlemen have as
sumpd all the debts Of the mlne which
will be paid ON or before the first o.
June aud work will be commenced oi
the property the first OF the cominl
month. There is not a more promising
mine In the Black range than the RI
adjnster, nor Is there II mine IN
thousand that has been SO rniortunat,
as II mas bgen 10 50 short Il time. Thu
unfuri unate Circumstances whlch sur
rounds that property were hroual'
about ty It's falling into the clutches q
scurriiuus mining sharks who, not oul,
pmHlyz~d the mandate bright iutuI.
OF the mine lut tile entire district, b.
their greedy devices that were 50 tx
t~en.ivetlat they poisoned the minds O