White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-04-03
CAMP and COUNTY.

The little stamp mill will start up
aga in monday.
Ned Mcpherson pad the county seat
a visit On Tuesday.
Sam N. Williams made fly ing trip
to The Nogals this week.
rho railroad will I've built from
Carthage to the San Andres, this sea-
son.
j. p Eakrrs expects to stnrt to his
ranch on the =, msco. on Monday
next.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Mcclellan. from the
'Park" took in the minstrel entcntain-
ment.
O. u kelsey's rendition of Shamus
O'Brlen, at the hall Saturday night,
was way above the average.
Cochran & Golden are prepai iring
TO make adobcs in the southeastern
pnrt of town, at the Harris well.
1t is rumored here that Dick Me-
tiinnis, got Into trouble in the Black
Range and left for parts unknown.
John Forsythe and family, White
Oaks springs, witnessed the minstrel
performance at the hall Saturday
night.
No paper mail Sunday morning, We
are under the impression that the San
Antonio Postmaster is not as careful as
he shonld be
XII Harrison, who has just completed
a ranch sale, of which we made motto
last week, has shaved so that / e looks
like an English lord.
Marion Stevens, who has been en-
ploycd at the Carrizozo ranch for
more than a year, has returned to his
old home, Cameron Texas.
Lon Edwards and Mr.. Grabendike
came in from the White mountains on
Saturday, aud will return Tuesday.
Work will sorn commence on the
Cninaman.
Geo. r. Bcall, left Lincoln, on the
Wtl ult. for San Antonio to meet his
wife and little boys. who left Bait
more, Md, on the 18th. Lincoln will
be their 'uturn home.
w. II. Crawford and r. Fl. Bond arc
late arrivals from Fort Smith, Ark.
lhey express themselves as well pleas sed
with the location Of White Oaks, and
will probably remain with US.
II. Milne aud Mr.. hares Bush ar
rived ii town Monday afternoon from
Roswell. Mr.. Bush resides at New
Orleans and is largely interested in
ninmg and stock raising in this
county.
Our pioneer merchant Mr.. NJ
Whitcman, contt mplates building
large store room, in the near future.
The building will be l4xS5, adobe with
sheet iron roof. Mr.. WhiIenen also
intends building an adobe residence.
The contract taken by james Couch,
of Prof. Glass, to take out 80 tons of
coal from the Professors coal mine
near the stamp mill, was thrown up by
Mr.. Couch. Mr.. Gordon has been ON
ployed to run the the tunnell 50 feet,
aud ascertain the amount of the coal.
G. T. Clark paid the ERA a pleasant
visit on Saturday. lie informs us that
work on The Buckhorn, in the Gallinas
district is progr' ssing finely. That
there is now lSO feet of development
work completed. He is working two
shifts and now intends sinking n shaft
40 feet
Patrick Barr, the ex.sodipr, who
had his feet so badly frozeu last De
ccmber at the NAL pals, has almost en-
tirely recovered, Mr.. j. b. Collier aud
DR.. j. T. Reid, have very kindly
looked after his wants. Barr is now
able to go to work, and is said to be
good ranch hand. Any one needing his
services, will please call on DIR. Reid
for information.
The members Of the Upper Attic"
troupe held a meeting Tuesday and
elected the following officers: CT.
Cullen, stage managcr; A. Ozanne,
business manager and w. II. Weed.
treasurer. Gross receipts of their last
entertainment was $6l 40; expenses
S2340 leaving a balance of $500. a
part Of which has be u forwarded for
scenery, sc. Their next entertainment
will be given on the Sth Of May.
Charles L. Kusz, editor of the Gyingo
and Gredser, at Manzano, N. NJ, was
shot in the back and killed. one night
last week. No particulars are given,
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