The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1896-10-16
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Chloride Post Office.
LOCAL NEWS.

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tend a political gathering in SOcorro.
August Mayer, democratic candidate
for county superintendent of schools,
was in town to-day.
MIR, S. d. Felt, treasurer of the Cliff
Mining s. Smelling company, arrived
here Monday night.
Felix Herbert, of Magdalen, was in
town this week and rented the Cock
building for saloon purposes.
The Cliff Mining & Smelling COM
pany have moved their stock of mer-
chandise into the Corson store.
The mail that should have arrived
here last evening did not get here until
eight o'clock this morning owing to
high water in the Rio Grande.
October rains are more numerous
this year than any October month since
1881, and local weather prophets pre-
ulCU carly anu uCdEy puOW'
General Miles and w. X. Vanderbilt
have finished their bar hunt in the
San Mateo mountains. They bagged
three or four of the varmints.
T.B. Whitley. foreman of the Anchor
X, was in town the early part of this
week. The company has sold It's cat
tie and the range will be cleaned up,
We learn from good authority that
one of the present county officials who
was again renominated to succeed him
self in office, has, in order to promote
his canvass in certain Mexican pre-
Cincts, passed himself off as being a
member of the HillsbOro Bryan and
SeWall club, but we learn from the
secretary OF the Bryan ana SeWall
club of Hillsboro, that not n of the
present republican county officials be-
long to that silver organization. Even
though our republican friends are
training with oddities let them be fair
in their representations.
August Reingardt and Jas. Taylor,
both nominees of the silver democratic
party of Sierra county, the former for
sheriff and the latter for county clerk,
and Thomas Murphy, Otto Cent? and
Manuel Aragon arrived here Tuesday
evening. In the evening the visitors
were invited to the club room of the
Bryan sill yer club where a pleasant
evening was spent. Speech making was
freely INDUCED in, each Of the visitors
addressed the club on that important
issue of the day-sliver, while several
members of the club joined in the
advocacy of the white metal. The
visitors left Wednesday morning for
Hermosa. They reported the outlook
for the election of the silver democratic
ticket as being very favorable.
Some INSCRIPTIONS individual who
evidently considers malice and false
hood a virtue in a political campaign,
has circulated a report to the effect
that all the old republicans Of Chic
ride had deserted the Bryan silver
club of this place, Perhaps that wild
and untruthful report originated from
the fact that, very soon after the or
ganization of the Chloride Bryan sill
yer club, a certain member who at
tempted to have a set of fixed reso-
luton adopted favorable to the cause
of republican goldbugism was prompt
ly voted down, and who was suisse
Quentlv unceremoniously fired out Iot
the organization by a unanimous vote
of the club, because of his further
affiliations with the republican gold
ties. The Bryan silver Climb has even
fifty voting members and if any of the
old republicans members have Jump
ed the game" they certainly did not
show up at the republican primary
that elected a delegate to M~cIIanna's
republican convention held at Hills
borolast week. The republican pri-
mary held here that elected the dele
gate to that convention had only two
persons present.
At the last meeting of the Bryan
silver club, M. +. A. Reynolds, in be
half of the club, read a farewell adj
dress extended to Mr.. JAS. Wing, to
which Mr.. Wing replied in a very neat
and appropriate speech, thanking the
club for the kind consideration extended
him, aud vigorously championed the
cause Of the white metal, and IN sub