The Black range., 1895-06-07
HILLssoRo.

Mrs. Geo. Miller started a small bnt
select class IN painting on Wednesday.
Mrs. Clausen is back in HillsbOro
and intends to remain through the sum
mer.
Miss Mabel Jones leaves shortly for
Eddy, n. NJ, where she intends 10 re-
side.
One case Of typhoid so far this year
Is the report OF the health officer Of
Hillsboro.
The FL Gro mine is shut down by
the leasers till Il. c. Troger returns
from the east.
Mrs. Peter Gales left for her old
home in Atlanta, Ga. on the morning
of the S1st ult.
W. w. Williams is opening the
Wicks-Ross mine and is encountenng
some very good ore.
Mrs. Donahoe left for her home
in Illinois on Saturday last. She will
spend a few weeks in Deming
Jack Wicks and Date Whitman are
getting some good ore on their lease on
the Templar, on North Percha.
VIM. O'Kelley and son BARLEY are
operating the Bull of the Woods with
Otto Cent? and taking out some good
ore.
Miss Susie Clapp, who has been at
tending the Hillsboro school, Will re-
turn this week to her home in Lake
Valley.
The county commissioners on June
Sd appointed Henry Chandler county
superintendent III place of J. j, Ara
gon, resigned.
Charles Hoisinger, who is helping his
brother on the Gray Eagle, was in
Kingston decoration day and states
that they have more ore than eyer in
sight.
Frank Cox left here last Tuesday
morning for Mexico. where he takes
position as timberman and foreman on
mine for a gentleman by the name of
Ephraim.
Mrs. J. R. Fiske left for her home in
Ohio on the 5th inst Her sister, Mrs.
Al. j. Hirsch, returned last week from a
visit in the east extending over sever
al months.
Mrs, Crews left on the 5th inst. for
Los Angeles to attend the commence
nlent exercises of the young ladies'
seminary where her younger daughter
Matte is being educated.
The sale of the Standard property is
now postponed until the question Of
the legality of the decree granted by
tx-Judge Fall shall have been decided
lby the supreme court of the territory,
At the election of school directors
for district No. 2, including precincts
Hillsboro and Faulkner, Thomas Muir
ply, Gus. Silen and F. /. Given were
elected each by a majority of twenty
four votes,
DR.. Proctor, who is interested in the
hydraulic scheme at Faulkner, is very
sanguine as to the final outcome Of the
venture. The company which he re-
presents proposes to eXpend S500,000
,on the enterprise.
Major NJ. Morgans was in town early
in the week; he bad on one mans coat,
another mans vest, another mans hat,
and his shoes We're not mates. He
saved absolutely nothing from the fire.
Still tie Major is not down yet, by any
means.
Silen & Hirsch got gold bar valued
between S3,5O0OO and $3.60OO0 from
months run of eight men on their
Snake lease. They have quite a guam
tity of concentrates. A nugget of
twelve ounce weight was taken out of
the battery during the run.
l.. Gales rendered the people of
Hillsboro, Kingston, and in fact every
body free ball on the evening of the
first inst, in honor of tie opening OF
the Union Hotel under his manage
ment The supper was as fine as ever
set before the people of Ilillshoro in
the memory of your correspondent,
Tom Nelson has moved all the para
pherHalia connected with his business
of shoemaking from Kingston to this
place and is located in the wooden
building east of Tom Murphy's saloon.
1t is interestingto note that Mr.. Mel
son and MIR. Adams are making boots
and shoes for several of the citizens of
&b,c nlana from, nativa leather thot 10