The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-12-06
NEWS.
!, SIX. Lead, $500.

John Saucer went to Monticello this
week TO investigate the new gold find.
Joe Oliver has finished assessment
work on the Providence mine on Mn
.eral creek.
The sun enters Capricorn and the
astronomical winter begins at s p. NJ.
.on the 21st.
Emory Hicock of Hermosa and Mrs.
Sander of Engle. were married in El
Paso a few days ago.
w. b. Dawson returned from Grip
pie Greek last Friday. He says that
camp is certainly a hummer.
There was. nc regular sermon preach
ed in Chloride last Sunday, but the riot
act was twice delivered In broadsides
at n particular object.
Late report has it that Jas. Wing
and eldest sister sailed for America on
Nov. 9Th, and that they are expected
to arrive here about the 18th.
Ii is evident that a great many peo-
pie believe that the newspaper man has
mo use for money. This is a mistaken
idea. Dig up, gentlemen dig up.
C. E. Bunker was i'll from the MINI
bres this week. He is located about
t%wenty.seven miles from Silver City
and as engaged in general merchandise
and ranching.
e. Payne has moved up to the head
waters Of Mineral creek to do assess
ment work on the Anna Bell in which
be is interested with II. Chandler and
VIM. Cloudman.
Westy Petersen is getting w%ellunder
cover with the new tunnel of bis Pine
Grove property. Westy is confident
That every foot of advancement brings
him nearer to a rich pay-streak OF gold
and silver.
Another gold discovery has been
lnade. Isn't 1t about time for the auto
cratic gold-bugs to plant themselves on
their haunkers and like cyotes In cho-
4 rus howl "over-production, cheap
money, etcl"
When lightning strikes twice in the
same spot in one day, isn't it time to
tumble to the fact that there is some
thing wrong with the old adage, THAI
lightning never strikes twice In The
same place"
Jack Farley and Tom Cross are do
ing assessment work on the Comstoci
mine on Mineral creek. Tom Cross IL
a brother of DIR. Cross who is interested
with the Farley Bros. IN the Comstoci
mine adjoining the Dreadnanght OF
the north.
Right here we give notice to on
numerous delinquents that we did no
stand in with Cleveland, Carlisle u &c
in theirlast bond deal with the Roths
childs- Belp ant syndiate. and such be
ing the case, the said de%linquents ar
again requested to pay up. We hop
this request will not be overlooked.
Jack Farley and Tom Gross came
from Gallup last Friday evening. The
have been working in the coal mine
there and do not speak very highly
the prosperity that hovers about u
aaborinp men of that communlt
Jack says he is done with coal min'
and that he will now devote 'hls tin
to quartz mining.
Horace KiDRsbury and Frank he
nolds have completed this years asses
sments on the the U. $. Treasury al
White Eagle and have moved up
Camp Kingsbury, north OF Grafto
Tn dong assessment work on the u.
Treasury and White Eagle, work W
performed an the latter property, al
fine body of gold-silyer ore was ope
ed up in two new places along t
vein.
Therecent gold discovery in the 3
Mateo mountains seems to be attra'
jng considerable attention. A spe
men of the ore exhibited in this Office
few days ago showed free gold. I
ore is said to be rich in both gold a
copper, and though not like it, 1t son
what resembles the rich gold ore d
covered a few years ago some miles ]
low the warm springs on Cuc'i
creek. The discovery was made
Ouirino Chavez. The pay,streak D
been uncovered by the heavy rains
last summer.
MONTICELLO.