The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-09-13
HILLSBORO.

Mrs. Hought0n is up from Deming
visiting her mother Mrs. Winram.
Freddy Neale is on the street again
after a rather severe run of fever.
Miss Hughes, of Deming, is visiting
her friend Mrs. Arthur Hughes of this
place.
A large delegation of Hillsboro eiti-
zens will take III the territorial fair
next week.
Peter Gales, road supervision forthis
precinct, is busy attending to his Yari-
Gus duties.
Father Montferd held services in the
Catholic church on Friday, Saturday
and Sunday.
Since our last writing Mrs. Miller
has returned and has resumed her
class in painting.
Mrs. West was down from Kingston
last week visiting her daughters Mrs.
Bucher and Mrs. Hopewell.
DR.. Given took his family On one Of
his professional trips to Derry, Sunday,
returning Monday morning.
One of the old land marks, the juni-
per tree beside the Oldest house In
town, has died and been cut down.
Dr.. White, dentist, is in town often
these days. 1t is rumored that several
people are to have new sets Of teeth.
r. C. Troeger has finished his con-
tract at the Charter Oak mill and sent
off another fair sized H.Drick" early this
week.
Keller, Miller g. Co. have purchased
all Of Fred Linder's stock of goods, be-
sides laying in a large new stock from
the east.
The county commissioners were IN
session the first of this week making
preparations to bring suits for taxes
against delinQuents.
Mrs. Pennington expects to visit her
sister, Mrs. W. X. Lloyd, III Houston,
Texas, where Rev. Mr.. Lloydis pastor
of an Episc0palian church.
On Sunday afternoon, Sept. 1st., Mer-
ced Monloya was thrown from a horse
near his store in Derry and sustained
very severe injuries of the back and
chest. He is slowly recovering.
Wenote that the name Of P. Gales
has been removed from beneath the
sign Union Bar" and we are informed
that L. GALES, proprietor Of the Union
Hotel. is now proprietor of the Bar.
Miss Ella Landerson expects to start
aprivate school in the Laidlaw build
ing on the 10th. She will take children
too young to attend the public school
and others up to ten and eleven years
of age.
On the evening of Aug. Goth, Judge
R. A. Nickle united in the bonds of
matrimony Mr.. M. K. W. Park, of
Kingston, and Miss Rule Campbell, of
the same place. They have gone to
Denver where it is expected they will
make their future home.
C. C. Miller came near losing bis
horse in a novel manner. The animal
started to roll down hill and got en-
tangled beneath the bottom wire of the
fence. The barbs tore the ANNA
flesh badly, but at last reports the
wounds were healing nicely and the
horse will soon be as good as ever.
Manager Williams, of the Wicks
mine, discharged fifteen miners last
Saturday. 1t is reported that oper-
atoms are not to be suspended entirely,
that development will go OF which is
expected to put the niue on a paying
basis. Notices are out calling for bids
for sinking the shaft one hundred feet.
Gus Duvali has in his possession a
ella monster brought down from Ari-
IONA by one Of the Clark brothers
nearly a year ago. During the latter
part of the winter the reptile disap-
peared and was not seen for months
until a short time ago when he walked
into Duvalrs yard. The monster ex-
poets to go to the fair. if he has good
reason to believe that eggs will be
lplentiful in Albuquerque. Duvall
says he eats four eggs a day, and then,
like Oliver Twist, calls for more.
G. II. Laidlaw left here Tuesday for
the City Of Mexico on orders from a
company who had offered him the stu