White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-01-24
CAMP and COUNTY.

| THE ERA caught on to q mining
patent CT two this week
Joe Gricshaber is over from the 30.
nito, taking in the city.
Mexican freighters from Vegas
complain that the last trip was cold
onr.
w. A. Corbctt is in from the White
Mountains. His laper now goes to
South Fork.
The snow is gone. the mud has dried
up. and the mir is soft AMI mellow as
that of day in spring.
Charlie Walbun arrived in town
on Tuesday from the Bonito. He
ed smiling and confident.
Col. Jewett is back from his trip
south, aud reports everything lovely.
Still, he came back. They all DO.
This is our collest month and there
have not been three days W bcrcon the
weather was so cold as to stop work.
Oar little notice that White Oaks
needs mill, has already secured one
mill, and we e, pect to see Others yet.
Ink and facts will fetch em.
The school room is so crowded IN
DR.. Lanes building that they hear
the small children in the morning and
the larger ones in the afternoon.
Leo Black and Tom Collins are sup
plying ''long felt want" at Lincoln in
their neat little saloon, aud are doing a
rafting business. we are glad to state.
Jim Nabours informs US that his
Young friend, Mr.. Scott, is growing dis
gusted with prospectin z and begins to
think he hasn't lost any bonanza after
all.
"The best is the cheapest" becomes
literally true when speaking Of the
Chicago Wcekly Ne,us. Read the
Climbing terms with the GOLDEN
ERA
Charles Mayer. brother of Paul and
Fred. came over from Albuquerque to
spend a week in visit lie ia as good
looking and little bigger than either
of his brothers.
A large portion of our community
is of the Cath olic faith. aud those OF
that profession were much eratified By
tho re ent services held here by Rev.
Father CARRIER.
Among recent mining GALES we note
the transfer Of one half in. crest in
the Grprnhorn claim. lying west of
town, by jams 4 Sweet to James
Madden, both Of White Oaks.
Miss Wilson, n sister Of Mrs. Major
yanH Horn, Of the post. is visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Chandler. Miss
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Dakota and we welcome her to q
SUMMER cline.
Charlie Sirineo, an old White Ga ker,
now of Caldwell. Kas., writes us that
he is doing as well as conld be expected
in that suffering country. Corn, he says,
is plenty at % cents. He also says lie
can't keep house without the ERA,
Win Hudgens says he has gone out
Of the sheep business and gone into
cattle raising. The new firm will be
known as Hudgens Bros. Il Co. An
other good move; and we wish the
boys luck-though that is matter OF
cOurse.
Jones Taliaferro, of this office, started
last Thursday on an extended triE
south, and will be among the people
of the lower country for two or thee
weeks at least He attends the meet
ing of the Stock Association at Ros
well, and after its adjournment will
"circulnte promiscuous."
Work on the new City hall is rapidly
progressing, and Prof. Culver will sool
transfer his charge within its walls
We don't know how the Prof. feels
about it, but as for. us, when we fought
school we said, give us place big
enough 10 swing the scholars around
in or give us death.
Jim Sweet is one of the hopeful
He says he is going to stay with hi
property until he realizes. lie has {
claim in the White mountaiIs whicl
alone is enough to found a fortune on
Ii has run as high as l25 ounces silver
and the lode is 20 feet in width Tha
ought to be good enough and we ar
sure we should like 10 see it devel
oped.
On Friday last we were treated
to sight rarely seen--a sleigh
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