White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-02-14
CAMP and COUNTY.

WO pulCnef sDopS III tOWu.
Mr.. Pat, now supports plug hat
When the spring time colne.h, gentle
Aunie, -
Lee II. ltudisille, Vera Cruz. left for
home Wednesday.
San Antonio has bat ono lawyer, it
ia sal | and he is Mexican.
Carthage is stiil snaking out dead
oodles OF coal aud building rock.
Justin Fl. Baird, west side White
moun ntainS, has becn doing tl.. city.
William Slane and Asa Powers,
cattle men, have gone to the Rnidoso
John w. Poe has been in town sew
cral days, looking after the Homestake
mine.
Walter Church and Doc, Sllapley
left for the White mountains Friday
morning.
The snow les white upon old Car.
rizo. In our "encllantel valley there
is no snow.
We are sorry TO say that hrs. L on
Edwards has been quite sick for the
past few days.
w. j. Litt,ll only keeps one brand Of,
whisky, aud that is Kentucky's best.
Sample with him.
DIED, on Wednesday at 10 o'clock a.
m. 18th inst, Of consumption, Snr
Maria Sanchcs CeGuetara, of White
Oaks.
jim Brent Johnnie fIudgcns and r.
Hough spent Sunday night in Socorro.
1t is rumored that they took in the
village.
AL. OZanne went down on the .tui
doeo for n load of corn, the first of tie
week. He reports the roads in bad
cond itiou.
Hewitt & Ferguson attorneys for NJ
Whitrinan, attached the Delaware.
Gold Mills, on the llth inst, to satisfy
a claim of Fl ,052 "a.
I he tree on which Fowler was hung
at Socorro was planted by S. c..
| Meeks, Of that place seventeen years
ago,-EG. Plant some more.
No Indians have been seen near the
| Nal Pals station since the wife of|
station agent Washbmrn stood crowd
of them off with winchester.
Mr.. aud Hrs. j. E. Sigh have gone
to Las Cruces. They will rend T. all
the assistance in their power t. Mrs.
W. L. Jcrrcll, in her great bercavc-
mCnt.
The White Oaks Industrial Company,
! having finished the first building, held
a meeting on Tuesday eve, and issued
stock to the members. Look out for
something else to bc "did."
There WAS recently consumated n
little cattle deal. in which Bone Daca
sold to Pat f Garrett 300 head, to be
delivered, rounded up, at the Baca
ranch; delivery on the Sth inat
1t is currently understood at Socorro
that as soon as the thirty mile branch !
now in course Of cons ructon. is com.
pleled, work will be commenced on
the line to the San Andres, for which |
preparations are now making.
A party Of Cinn9mon Utes slrayed
down into New Mexico, and badly |
frightened party of Las Vegas
hunters, near Wagon Mound Rpx
Hardy, reporter for the Gazette, was
along, and he tells wild and wooly
tale.
Mr.. James Wilson and Thomas
Gordon, Of tho san Andre. mountains,
were in town this week. These gentle
meu are in the employ of E. l.. Blood.
They brought in sotue fine ore from
the Austin lode. Ernmet is bound to
"catch on"
Our school teacher, Mr.. j. G. Culver,
has his hands full, having 81 scholars.
aud new onos coming in almost da lily.
Would II nol be good idea to start n
subscription, 70 hire an assistant Mr..
j A. Walters informs us that he will
hea d tho list with SO.
Our voting attorney Mr.. E. Hough, !
was on last Saturday suddenly called
to the home Of his mother in Iowa bv
her serious illness. Hoping that his
anxiety will be dispeled by his
mothers early recovery, we are glad
to state thai Mr.. lIough will soon re.
turn. ani are confident that New Mex
leo will not sGTr from his representa-
tons in the states. ~
Lon Edwards still continues to sup
ply coal to the c0alless, giving the b 'st