The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-02
HILLsBORo.

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George B. Clark was in town for the
FIRST time in two weeks
Jim DalgIish and family have moEed
the r. II. Hopper residence.
Mrs. &C. Miller has been seriously
III, but is now on the mending list.
Miss Fife Bruton is spending a few
weeks with her cousin Mrs. Otto Geutz.
Gus Duvall was confined to his house
and very i'll for two or three days last
week.
Miss Maude Richards, after three
long weeks of fever. is at last eonTa-
losing.
Rev. Bovard arrived in the city Sun
day evening and held preaching that
evening.
The new tenament house OF c. C..
Miller is ready for the paper hanger
and the painter.
Lee Marshall moved bis family to
the Rlacers. He has a valuable lease
in that locality.
The drug store is fitted out with a
fine new set of screen doors. A. Rein
gardt was the architect.
Repairs on the Union hotel, necessi-
tated by the recent excessive floods,
are progressing as rapidly as could be
expected.
Thomas Murphy, Esq. has connect
ed the telephone line with his residence
SO that be can now take and send mess
ages in the night.
Look out for c. II. Laidlaw up your
/ way. He borrowed a horse, saddle and
bride and left burriedly northward
last Friday morning.
:, J. d. Perkins has been absent from
Hillsboro nearly a month. We under
3 stand he has been repairing his ranch
property near Fairyiew.
? The south room of the Gales resi-.
dence fell in the other day owing 10
> weakening by the food. No damage
was done TO furniture.
Mrs. s. Alexander still remains in
town. There being SO severe an ont
! break of dIphtheria in EocorrO she
dare not return with her children.
The whistle of the old STANDARD
# mill is heard morning, noon and nigh
a again. 1t is in charge of W. W. vii
n hams manager of the Wicks property
Mrs. Borden was advertised to speal
d here on the sd and oath inst. under fh
t. auspices of the VIC. 7. Z, but OWN
to the floods, her lecture is indefnitel.
I'd postponed.
of Mr.. Daniels states that they hav
more hay on the river than they kno'
v hat to 60 with. By the looks of III
hills stock that can be turned out nee
ct not be fed.
Mrs. Scbale and two children, VII
VI were at the Union hotel for two week
ne have returned to the HOpewell ranC
"s on the Animas where they expect to I
" main only a short time.
The Saturday evening ball has ey
IDENTIFY come TO stay. Music has be-
furnished the last two Saturday nigh
by Miss Monte PettijOhn pianist, al
Mir. S. Titus viOlinist. TIE music W
- pronounced excellent by the dancers.
no, The ranchmen and gardeners on {
in Animas are getting a little more wat
than they need in their business. I
igh Messrs. Chavez. OpgenOrth and otht
-av are complaining OF serious damage
their gardens and alfalfa crops.
!. Messrs. O'Kelley and Cent? viii so
make a mill run on ore taken from I
Bull-of-the Woods mine principal
They have reached water in sink
ute and are now about to drift and Il
her have good reason to expect large pr
the its soon.
g is HiilsborO people are glad TO weleO
Mrs. TrOeger and the children back
dis the city. Dick" seems 10 have lots
and business about the mine, but just v
that the prospect Of recommending v
1t as upon or all of them is, your eOr
gal pOndeat is unable state.
here Messers. TTessell, Stuck Maeia
re- two other good miners have take
suitcase on the E Orc and eOfnmi
0 of ed work a week ago last Monday I
wa will try and make arrangement
that have their ore miIled al the Cha
T at Oak mill and save the expense o.
ever long haul othe BONANZA