White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-01-10

y p'tdN"Ht iil''c party was lciu III
j. E. Sligh's. Monday eve.
Remember the meeting of the Stock
Association at Roswell, ou the 2lst of
this month.
jim BrentS familiar face appeared
in our midst on Tuesday. He r.pons
everything lovely at Lincoln, We miss
Jim here.
VIM. Ston, departed to the railroad
on Saturday, and on his return will
bring with him the gentlemen who
have negotiated with him the pur-
chase of the ranch north Of town.
We visited w. II. Weed 81 Cos
manotli emporium, one day last weeI.
This house is headquarters for stock
men aud miners. Gus. is pleasant and
will be pleased 10 show you around.
Mr.. w. N. Snider, who has spent
some little time with us of late, left on
Monday for Socorro, where he will re-
main for three months at least, he SAYS;
and where THE ERA meets him of
course.
The Rosa mine, Bonito. is showing %
large mass of cube gaena ii is a beat.
tifu! sight TO the eye under the lamp
light, and most encouraging to the
heart as well. Hurry up the concen
traitors, O. p.
Herman Beck, for three wears n citi-
zen of Bonito, started Saturday for II
visit to his home at Berwick, His,
where he will for time enjoy himself.
and then return to tho old camp. The
ERA follows him.
DR.. Melvin Paden, now at Lonisvillo.
Ky, has been appointed Surgeon Of
the lst Reg. N. M. V. M. We know
that DR.. Mel. cond doctor the above
organization all right. if he could find
it, but its Whereabouts just now are
rather mystical.
Charlev Metcalfe has been in town
for few days, looking as happy as if
he had sold claim. He says he has
been in Bonito City all the time, and
not dead, as we had supposed, report
ing also that Bonito camp is feelin O
steadily horeful.
w. S. Hathaway left Yesterday for
New York. Mr.. H. is one of the old
timers, and has some good property,
especially in the San Andres We did
not learn his business east but will
venture to say that it will be no detri.
ment TO New Mexico. Bon voyage.
Mcssrs La1gston and Schell are
back again from the Manz mos. They
brought about 60 head of stock this
time. aud n bad cold n piece. To
hear Bro. Lan9ston blow his uose is an
anticipatory realization Of the Ultimate
fan. fare of Gabriel's trombone in the
morning.
Mr.. Dcrbyshire, representative of the
Booth company Of Indiana, who has
spent some time in this camp and Bo-
nto, attending to the affairs of his
company, started for his home in the
east last Sunday, leaving q good i'm
preston and a good property behind
him awaiting his return.
Attorney IL. b. Ferguson get in
Saturday morning from Wheeling,
West Virginia. Mr.. Ferguson reports
a most pleasant visit; says that money
seems fairly easy in the east, aud New
Mexico well mentioned as II prospec
tive field Of investment 4; and further
announces himself ready to 90 ahead
with the law matters in the settlement
of the Winters estate, hoping speedy
termination of the same.
The New Year dance given by Col
Crouin was a grand success in total
and in detail The attendants iiocked
in from far and near, and nearl, the
entire country was represented. Our
informant, most reliable authority,
states that tho worthy Colonel was
prompter, manager aud boss in chief
aud mars hailed his battalions with all
the accuracy, precision, dignity and
aplom6 Of Division commander
White Oaks by actual figures. has
shipped over $1,000 in clear bullion
during the last four months. Aud we
have not decent mill in the place. We
say this last without intending any
slight to Mr.. Glass and the plucky lit
tie teu-stamp mill which has been the
standby of the camp, for we know
that a ten-stamp mill no more fills his
ambition than IL does our own.
White Oaks is good location for a
quartz mill.