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The experimental signatures of TeV-mass black hole (BH) formation in heavyion collisions at the LHC is examined. We find that the black hole productionresults in a complete disappearance of all very high $p_T$ ({$> 500$} GeV)back-to-back correlated di-jets of total mass {$M > M_f \sim 1$}TeV. We showthat the subsequent Hawking-decay produces multiple hard mono-jets and discusstheir detection. We study the possibility of cold black hole remnant (BHR)formation of mass $\sim M_f$ and the experimental distinguishability ofscenarios with BHRs and those with complete black hole decay. Due to the rathermoderate luminosity in the first year of LHC running the least chance for theobservation of BHs or BHRs at this early stage will be by ionizing tracks inthe ALICE TPC. Finally we point out that stable BHRs would be interestingcandidates for energy production by conversion of mass to Hawking radiation.Comment: 10 pages, 2 figure

Mini black holes in the first year of the LHC: discovery through di-jet suppression, multiple mono-jet emission and ionizing tracks in ALICE