The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-01-29
LOCAL NEWS.

JDO. OI6lRulOu, MdBudleHdi 10 uOlne
the metropolis.
Lew Kruse returned from Magda.
lena last Monday.
Writing paper, writing tabs and en-
velopes for sale at this office.
DR.. Wegmann is getting his drug
store in shape to do business.
For watch repairing, 60 to c. M,
Woodhouse. See bis 'ad,' in another
column.
McS of the iovial "Texas Boys"
went to Hermosa after fuxing ores
this week.
Judge Bone sends to a friend in the
'Old HoOsier State" a picture Of some
of rye editors" Indian trophies.
John and Will Fullerton and Chas.
BoyleSs came in from the Fullerton
ranch the early part of the week.
Mr.. Severe Gonzales and Miss Dolo-
rits Chavez, both of Monticello. were
married at that place last Saturday.
A large number of strangers were on
our streets this week and we suspect
one of them was the Russian count in
disguise.
j. B. Saucier, the lumberman, return
ed to his saw-mill up Chloride creek on
Tuesday. He has a large force of men
at work.
Don't croak. Take your ore, if you
have any that will pay to haul to the
smelter, take it there and get your
money for it.
The Cliff Mining & Smelling COM
AMY sent sixteen teams to Hermosa
this week to haul ore from the Palomas
Chief mine to their smelter.
The Cliff Mining & Smelling COM
pany are prepared to pay spot cash for
all ores brought to their smelter. See
their 'ad.' in another column.
Wonder what Judge Bone and Saml
Mabre were talking talking about the
other day? They both wore a broad
~smile-almost a smole.
Saturday night some unknown per
son entered the storehouse OF j. G.
Williams and stole a pair of new boots
and a large piece Of fresh pork.
Sportsmen in want of a frst-class
rifle should consult the Savage Repeat
ing Arms company, of Utica, New
York. See their advertisement.
Postmaster Thompson is out collect
ing poll tax and he would be pleased tc
give voters the glad hand" The
money goes direct to the school fund Of
this district.
The write-up of the Apache mining
district by j. D. Bone, which appears
in this issue, is one of the best genera.
descriptive articles of the camp tina
has been published.
MI. Querino Chavez, of Alamosa, il
in town and reports a rich strike OF
the Santa Rosa Lea mine in the San Ma
teo mountains, owned by himself, j..
Saucer and E. Grandjean.
Judge Braymer, returned Mon
day from a three weeks visit to hi
home at Braymer, Mo. The Judg'
says New Mexico weather knocks th'
spots off the Prevailing weather o
Missouri,
The Cliff Mining g Smelling com
pany are doing extensive development
work on their iron and lead proper
ties at Edwards Camp in the Ouch
illos. They are also building Wagol
roads to the mines.
Vicente Gonzales was married a
Paraje last week. The wedding tes
tlvities broke up in a row. so it Is re
ported, and the groom committed SUI
eide by shooting q few hours after th
wedding occurred.
W. j. Lowell, the photographer, lei
to-day for Hillsboro where he VII
stop for a time. MIR. LoWelps worI
has given universal satisfaction
here and the people of Hillsboro nee
not hesitate to %patronize him.
b The people Of Monticello extend
cordial invitation to the people of tn
Black Range to attend the annual feas
that will take place there "Wednesday
February Sd, 1897. There will be foe