The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-04-26
HILLSBORO.

nAioS SoOh 10 usltlhs III. Deal al
TERRA Blanca.
Mrs. Grayson has closed her board
Ing house for the summer.
Uncle Louis Simpson is r~usticatlng
at the Bennett saw-mill for his health.
George Powell has moved from Tier
ra Blanca to the Deckert ranch for the
Landing season.
d. s. Miller spent a few days in Tier
ra Blanca on his return from Mexico,
looking over the camp.
Report has come in that Sophias
Hoisinger has struck quite a body of
rich ore on the Grey Eagle mine,
Hillsboro was meyer in a more healthy
condition than now. The doctor has
little to do except sweep his Office,
Several new combinations are being
formed to continue leasing on the
Richmond mine after the first of next
month.
Prof. j. W. Carleton expects his wife
and children back very soon. He will
probably occupy the Alexander resi-
dence.
Frank Drew, late engineer at the
Good Hope-Bonanza mill, left Sunday
morning for Arizona in search of en-
plOyment.
Ex-Sheriff Sanders wife left Wed
nesday, the nth inst, for Deming.
She may visit other points in New Mex
leo and Texas before returning.
G. G. Miller is making extensive i'm
provements at his ranch, putting In a
bath room, building a veranda and in
various ways making needed changes
kirkpatrick and Wayland have
struck quite a body of trembling
quartz in a level OF the Garfield, east
of the tunnel workings. They are
taking out quite a quantity of good
ore.
Sly and Johnson received returns
from their shipment of ore from the
Log Cabin early last week. Their first
class ore returned about 1900 ounces
silver and seven ounces in gold.
Sanders, Scott & Co. have an up
raise to the surface from the Wine in
the tunnel of the Garfield mine. They
have put up a whip and are now doing
tbeirN oisting by horsepower.
The owners of the Flora Temple are
drifting from the foot of the shaft in
two directions for the quartz. They
teel sanguine of striking good mineral
on either one side or the other of the
quartz.
j. H. Drake, of Argopaut fame, of
Hermosa, packed his lonely burro, and
like the Illustrlous band his mine was
named after, pulled out one day last
week for the further west in search of
treasures. concluding, when he got to
Hillsboro, that lodging a burro around
the brush was rather a slow way of
travelling In these progressive times, he
disposed of his animal here in the
capital last Sunday morning and left
for Clifton, Arizona, by the stage and
steam car route.
Judge Bantz opened court on the ed.
but finding that many men whose
names were on the venire were absent
from the county a new list had to be
made up before business could pro
} gress. There is quite an array of legal
!, talent from all over the territory pres
f ent this term. Among the attorneys
present are Fountain, Newcomb, Alex.
ander, McFie, A. L. Christie and 9th
, ers. There Will be no cases from Dons
Ana county, as was expected, no funds
being left over for that purpose.
A party of Iowa capitalists, mem
: bers of the Charter Oak company, left
3 Hillsboro Sunday morning. Since
their arrival here they bonded the Hap
| Gpy Jack mine. from Lannon and Ryan
. and started operations on it with
8 Thomas. Lannon, ST., as superinten
dent They have quite a large dunn
of sufficient value to pay to work ant
quite a large vein of milling ore, be
sides a small quantity of very ricl
8 shipping ore. The company mill start
ed up last week. and with this mine al
9 a reserve, they ought to be able t
: make something Of asuccess. S