White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-05-29
Mr. end Mrs. Sidney Pntcr arrived


We arc unler obligations to he pro
bate cl 4 for favors received
In car next issue well give an ac-
cnIlnt { onr trip to tho PnAsco.
join Windsor, rcsilcut of ,hc Zip
per i'caesco, has gone to Trxis t. pur-
chase cattle,
B T. EIcn"y, cx-editor Of the White
Oaks Scorpion. is now Il prosperous
merchant at Penasco.
w. W. Brazil, besides having one Of
the rrtttiost places on Eagle Greek,
has uicc stock of cattle. He viii
brand this season more than 100
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Mr.. WIN. Niven, who is well known
in Lincoln county had the misfortune
TO fall down a mountain si,Fe near
Benson, A. T. lie was badicy bruised
and several ribs were fraN&rcd.
Oscar Dyer, Ed. Homan, Char't,
Smith and Emil and Al. Ozlnn".
started on prospecting tour beyond
the nal pals some II miles, Wcdncs.
day morning. They intend prospecting
for wat +, and when they tind suit
able place. will sink well. 1 he graz
iug in that locality is the finest in the
!anl, and if they should be fortunate
enough to strike water, they will have
no trouble in selling for enough TO pay
them for their outlay and u nice profit
besides.
After tho Welding Terrell trouble,
on the Bonito. we made mention Of
Mr.. Wedding being put under two
thousand dollar bond, and said he was
unable to give bail anl had to go to
Jail. While we were wrong in one
sense, we were right in another. There
were two indictments against him Of
Two thousand dollars each, making
four thousand dollars. A commuui-
cation will appear i'll the Leadar this
week in regard to the above, but We
think this will explain the matter to
Mr.. Welding satisfactorily.
Mss Addio Kcclcy met with quito
severe accident lat sunday while out
horse. back riding. llr. Pete Reid and
Miss Kcclty started to the White Oaks
springs, Miss Kecl>y riding JEFF Grum
blcs' spirited surrel. without q saddle,
prefeir,Ig a blanket and surcin gle.
After reaching the syringe, they took
near cnt to the Vegas road, riding
some twelve miles from tlio Oaks
Everything went along nicely until
they started home, when Miss Kceleys
hors' starred Oh liyc'y ga!lop, il
crca'ing his speed IS he ran, Miss
kocl,y had 30 trouble to stay on the
horse as long as he kept in the road.
but he had Only run q few hundred
yards wi cn lie gave 'udden tnrn to
the right throwing her TO her feet aud
dragging Der some distance, till She
fell unc)ncious to The around. Nj.
Reid hurried to her side and found
her Breeding at the nose AMI mouth,
and inscneible. As Mr., Reid was six
miles from town and three miles from
water, his fright can be better imagined
than described. "A soon as Miss Keo-
les fell, the horse started for town on
tho jump. jeff Grumblcs and Ed
Kreiey, ler brother noticed the horse
come in ridc.lcss and they at cncc
knew that some accident had over
taken the rider. Ell took n small pail
Of water and started for the scene of
the accident. When he reached his
sister she was still unconscious, and
bleeding considerably at the mouth
and nose. After he bathed her head
few moments sho came to, bot was
hurt too bad 10 sit up. As luck would
have 1t, Mexican came al ong with -
spring wagon, and shew as lifted in and
drove home. Sho is not yet able to
leave her bed, and, although the doctor
says no bones are broken, she can't be
moved without causing her to become
deathly sick at the stomach and
profusion Of blood. The acci.
dent caused quItc a ripple of excite
mCnt among her friends, which will
not subsido till bcr recovery is sure.
Later-Miss Keclcy is fast rccovcriu &.