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

run by Mr. Z. Haiton,
Two or three N ining sales arr on The
string, we understand, May they pros
per.
Lots of folks ordering new clothes at
the local agcucy for Wanamakor &
Brown.
The Southwestern Stage Co. have
put on an elegant new coach, which is
model of style and convenience.
Daniel Turner. an ex. resident Of
w nitc Oaks. IS spending the winter at
New Orleans, whittier THE ERA also
g,,cs.
The boys report cold weather in the
White mountains. Come in boys;
White Oaks is big enough aud warm
enough for you.
"Frnk," one OF the Carrizozo boys.
has made break AMI e.ne 10 rcxas to
ace his gia' What will |cllow not
do for a girl? e, en- 60 to I'cxas.
Mr.. Eugene Finn has been appointed
day .watchman of the Delaware Mills.
Anyone attempting to steal the door
knobs will be promptly paralyzed with
a pinon club.
A great many of our single young
men have gone into bachelors quarters
for the winter. We need ladies l,ere
almost as worse like we ought to have
a stamp-mill. llu gafrm 5t,a #r.
Our cheerful fellow .citizon Mr. w.
II. Weed IS the unparalleled bear.storv
man. He at one time sold $l 200 W orlh
of meat off from one bear and had
enough left to start butcher shop. He
does not state how large the bear was.
Our friend Mr.. J. p. G. Lpngston
starts again soon to Manzano to buy
some more catllo. He goes horseback,
and has to camp two nights. If he is
not careful, he will get caught out this
cold weather and freeze some of his
name off. ~.
The prettiest music we have heard is
the Glass stamp-mill, pounding away
day and night. Forty stamps, instead
of ten, might just as well he at work
here; we have plenty of mineral, an
don't vcu forget it, we're goiHg Il
have it milletl, eomc;ime.
Our popular attorney, Mr.. George +.
Beall, is now at Whining on, Del,
whore he will interview the members of
the Delaware mill company on mat
'ters Of Legal nature. We believe Mr..
Bcal! will bring west with him his es-
tlnablc wife and family.
Sam Williams returned Tuosdny
evening from rather unfortunate trir
from the railroad. He went over to
meet his wife, who, for some reason
did not arrive in'tiine, and on his trir
home had the further misfortune Ia
have one Of hi9 horses break leg, il
becoming by come means cniangled il,
its picket rope.
Subscribers Of The ERA will observe
that this week they yet two papers in
st''ad of one, receiving each q copy a
the Chicag0 Netcs. We still continue
10 offer fHE ERA and Chicago Ne,u
for one year at 81. so, and the long lis
of subscribers who have handed u
their names on these terms, shows thu
appreciation in which our generous
} offer is held.
The Mexican jury have found on
old citizen Joel Fowler guilty of mur
der in the first degree. No ono nov
l. will criticize Mexican jury like TIM
: Satisfaction is every where expressed
l at the verdict. joel has got ii in til
= neck this time. LATER. mntio
for new trial IN the joel Fowler cas-
, is overruled End Fowler sentenced t.
q hang on the 4lh ofJanuary.
An unfortunate creature, who. unde
the influence of liquor, had apparcnt
: become entirely demcnled, aff1rde
$ some so called sport for some of tn
more unfeeling of his associates, a fe,
i nights ago. We are told by reliahl
gentleman, for whom the poor fellow
c has worked, that when sober he is b
r no means half-witled. but of good in
I. telIigcnce. Go easy on him, boys.
AT the last moment before going I
{ press, ten Indians with pack train c
{ burros passed through town. We 81
II our interpreter, Manuel, to work upo
them, aud developed the fact that the
y were Pucblos, on Heir way to SAINT
. Domingo, having been down to I'll
reservation to trade with the Apache
70 They repelled with Indignation ii
Il insinuation thnt they were Apach,
@ tlremselves. There is no doubt in OF