The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-21

peranee Legion viii be given tO-mor
row evening, the 22d, IN the W. C. I. U.
readiBg rooms.
r c. Troeger is due in Hi'sbOFo tbs
end OF this week after an absence OF
about eight weeks. His return IS ex
peeied to open the Good Hope oDanz
mines for further production.
We are gland to learn that MIS-.
Cent? has concluded to make hel
home in Hillsboro for the present
She has been living an her ranch 0r
Palomas creek for nearly two years,
Gales Brothers are remOdeling the
Union hotel and har-room. They have
put in a large sky light. in the dining
room and will put IN a glass front in
the baT-room as sOon as the lumber 5
ready.
Frank Raborg and Charley Hoisinger
have been "grub-staked" to make a
prospecting trip through the northwest
this summer. c. Hoisinger left King
ston last week to join Raborg at Puebl 4,
Colo.
Tomlinson, 0'Neill &Co. have about
City feet of work yet to do to complete
their contract on the Caledonia mine.
They have a big pile of ore on the
dump and a very fine showing in their
workings in the mine.
Bob. Boulware and Ed. Holmes ar
rived in the city from the upper coun
try last Saturday and returned Monday.
The latter spent Saturday evening and
part Of Sunday in Lake Valley with
his daughter and son-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Schmidt.
Prof. Carleton and family, aud Aug
ust Mayer. Mrs. j. A. Winram and
Miss May left here Tuesday morning,
the former for Magdalena and the lat
ter for Fairview. Prof. Carleton will
leave his family in Magdalena and
proceed to Denver to attend the con-
vention of teachers there.
The citizens are organized and a
committee appointed to collect sub
scriptions for the 4th of July celebra-
tion to be held in HIllsboro this year.
Kingston has ordered barbecued beef
and mutton and ice water in advance.
They are quite likely to get them all
with something to flavor the ice water
thrown in.
l.. W. Movers displays a beautiful
collection Of pelargoniumns and
fuchsias in his store windows. His
collection of plants is well worth see
ing. Besides the species mentioned he
has also banana plants, orange plants,
fig trees and many very choic varities
of lilies, a rare and very desirable col
lection for Hillsboro.
The Standard ilnbroglio is getting so
complicated that we are beginning to
wonder "where we are at" An appeal
was granted and the appellant ordered
to file an additional bond by the 25th
prox. The bond already filed not
being considered sufficient by the
court. An injunction restraining oil
parties from further working of the
mines till the case is tried was also
ordered by the court. This order shuts
the property down to the present detri
ment of the camp.
J. A. Kruse, a mining mar from
Chicago, was here examiningthe Wicks-
Ross property in Wicks Gulch, last
week. The parties he represents have
a bond on the property that expired
last month. The development of the
property has had such good results IN
improyementthat a payment was made
and a further extension of time for
sixty days gwen. When the sale is
consummated a ten stamp mill on the
Percha, about a mile and a half from
the mine, will be erected to treat the
product. Mr.. Williams, the superinten-
dent. is pushing development on the
lower leYels as fast as possible.