White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-01-31
CAMP and COUNTY


string. Here's luck to both sides.
A. X. lie went with Bro. Langston
on his last cattle trip to mig lty AN
zano.
E,l. Kecly has been trihe under the
weather of late, with bad cold and
fever.
Ask Charley Buford whether it hurts
to have tooth pulled. Charley had
actually quite . serious time.
The II nito camp is reported general
" dull and inactive. More money for
development is what Is wanted.
Char cy Anderson over ut the saw
mill. was taken suddenly sick on Tues.
dav. aud is no better as we write. We
hope il is nothing serious.
Mr.. Stewart, wife and family, ar
rived this week from San Antonio.
Mr.. Stewart goes into business here
with Arthur Bond. Glad TO see0aew
business mcn come in.
The "Diab.o' dance at Dr. Rcid's
building on last Friday eve gave the
boys pleasont evening, but aome of
them complain that they had to pay
the fiddler.
Trying to do business without adver-
tising, is like winking at pretty girl
through pair of green goggles Iou
NAV know what you are doing, but
nobody else docs -E.c.
Jim Brent aud Elk. Sheriff Kimbrell
started out of town together on M"n-
day morning. A bunch of hcrses are
said 10 have turned up missing, and
we shouldn't wonder ----.
1t is suggested to ms that the t. rm Of
our school might be prolonge if the
appropriated sum were increased by
! contributions from parents Of pupils,
the same to be applied OH rent.
Il there conta gior in iho air, or what
| ia the trouble? A number Of our cit.
izcns have been i'll for the past week
although we aro glad to say that all
are in rapid recovery and beyond
danger of serious trouble.
f. W. Richards, wbc lives over the
divide, has been for some days seri
ouslv i'll of cougcstive chill and we
regret to say that at writing he is II Il
able to leave his bed. We hope that
he will soon be entirely recovered of
his trouble.
Mr. J. &. White. from the Penasco,
again loolncd up in our midst on Mon
day morning. Glad TO ser the Prnasco
folks here, and we are confident that
we can make it . big object for them
10 trade here. TO see White Oaks is
to remember her always.
| Our jolly friend George Cullen was
taken suddenly i'l, the latter part ef
last week, wiih serious cold and
| dun kind of fever which confin"d him
to his bed for several days, and de
prived Us Of his cheerful smile. Glad
10 say that he is now better, aud that
he will soon he about again.
We heard some one complaining. the
other day. that White Oaks was ter
rihy du|l. 1t is duh here now for
White Oaks, but can you show ~ a
mining camp, or u town, anywhere else
that is not dull There is an nndeni.
| able depression eyeryw here. The Ie
action will come later. In The meS1-
time, do not be so foolish as to depart
in search Of better country a little
further on. Stay with it, boys. 1t is
the slayer that wins.
To Indicate the power OF printer
ink, we cite the following: Lon Ei.
wards came into our Office last week to
advertise for some lost horses. We
took his adj, aud in due time proceeded
to set il up, but before we had finished
that part of the business, Lon came
hurriedly in, aud said "For Hcaven'a
sake don't print that ad ! I've found
my horses already, and Pm afraid if
the thing ever gets into prini, III find
more horses than the law allow. mc.'
The singular yirtpe ef IN adverse-
mcn'. even its comparatively embryonic
stage', was perhaps never more bpauli-
fully illustrated.
From Mr.. licyno'ds one Of the own.
ers of the weIl.kuown R sa mine. b.
nto district, We learn thlt Mr.. Burl
will not be back for u month or more
that Mr. Burt aud Mr.. Calhoun have
as yet been unable 10 find n sin lie man.
ufadurer Of mining machinery who
did not have "just the thing ihry
wanted : that they do not feel di..
posed to make rash moves, or 4, buy