White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1883-12-13
CAMP and COUNTY.


Walter Church was up from the Bo-
nito Saturday,
&. W. VanSick!c came up from his
So cramcnto ranch last week.
John Morton. OF White Water. is
spending few days IN our city.
Tho tax collector ia around, and is
rakins in the delinquent shckels.
/ Tie men are all laid Off on the Little
Mac. Rcircnchmcnt, not cessation.
1t is feared that the Delaware gold
mill has closed down for the winter
Charley Wall, of Mines Pccos ranch.
paid White Oaks visit the last of the
week.
Mr.. Bic,1crnian. late assayer of the
Delaware Mills, left on Sunday for
Arizona. He is after something.
Tom Wiley is back from Ross
camp, in the Jicarilas. He failed to
connect on the lignt footed blacktail
or the wary gobbler.
w. f Anderson, President Lincoln
County Stock Association, is in War
rcnsburg, Mo-, where he will remain
till the first os next month.
A party Of hunters from Mcpherson
& Biggs' saw-mill, passed through
town Sunday. en- route for the Oscuras.
They report little game elsewhere.
Jessie Holton and j. W. Alexander
are doing the carpenter work on tie
new drug store. When finished. this
will be the finest business house in
White O.ks.
Col. Milne and wife started Monday
on a rather chilly ride to Roswell,
where the Colonel will bc closer to Nj.
large cattle interests. and where the
Indispensable ERA follows him.
| Work on the Solitaire progresses
finely. and the boys don't feel solitary
by any means. This vein may yet prove
the life of the camp. We hope the
con,ract-wurkers will realize hand.
somely.
BY favor Of Mr.. Frank Lea, lately
returned from the lower country, we
are in receipt Of M elegant photo
grnphic view of the ranch and prem,
ises vi Cant Lea, of Roswell, which
show very nicely indeed.
he anxious ti..tbls Of J. A. Alccck
the genia, cow-man Of Carizozo, who
had for week moulnrd hin IA dead,
are glad to know he was only losl
somewhere. in the lower country. He
bobbed up scrcncly Sunday.
, Some talk is afloat about making
some good Indians if the present
wandering bands cont inue to lie mo
with. 1t is to be hoped nothing of the
kind will happen The Indians arc
good enough on the reservation, ant
there is not the slightest danger from
. them. TOO many WinchesteH in thu
county. Still, Major Llewcllyn woult
better watch his pets little.
4 The fat, hearty aud happy mayor o
Manchester, Louis Monjesu, report
that on Sunday morning he was visited
by ten full-panoplied Apache braves
who, for visiting cards, presented
pass permitting -four Indians to hun
on this reservation" They did not seen
TO want anything but t"tabac,' aud 20
away with Louic's Durham very rap
idly. This is the third party whicl
p has tcen seen wandering arouad. The
appear innocent Of any wrong intention
If they ever make break OH th
mayor of Manchester, sono one wi
yet hurt. his cheek didn't seem yer
" badly blanched with terror.
Our Lincoln correspondent, havin
~ HE'D himself to the nDllnlaias la
of week, we very much rcgrat not bein
able in this issue of the Fra to give
,x description Of the too grand affairs a
Lincoln on the nights of The 9th an
6thinst., given in honor Of Col. J0h
= Chisuln and "hs boys" who had bee
Pruning uncomforlab'y loose in til
I.incolu section of country, for fr'
days at tie beginning of the pa
week. We feel, however that on II
return from the mountain trip, OF
q correspondent will do the subject .t'u
justice, and It will. be with he INC
d exquisite pleasure imaginable that "
n. lsholl give publicity 10 the sama.