Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-08-07
COUNTY NEWS

We will give proceedings of the
Stock Association inneXt weeks paper.
Il ". L Anderson has sent go head of
fine hcifcrs to his breeding ranch,
White Mountains.
The distance from Lincoln to Ros-
well is sixty miles, as shown by meas
urcmcnt with an odomcter the other
day.
300 head Of fine cattle, property Of
The Lea Catlle Company, which strayed
from their go last fall, have been
returned.
Bona Baca was up Thursday and
smoked his Havana in our sanctum.
Bona is jolly fellow, aud we arc
always glad to see him.
Judge Clements took the buck board
"Wednesday morning for Roswell. He
will probably make sale Of some
ranch property before he returns.
John N. IIudgcn has returned from
Texas, W here he purchased 800 head Of
cattle. johnny understands the COW
business and will, Of course, be success
ful.
All parties indebted to Tie ERA will
settle at once with Jones Taliatcrro,
White Oaks, or if by mail, to the
COLLEEN ERA. Lincoln, n. NJ, and save
costs.
w. {. Mcdonald, j. O. Nabours and
\. N. Harp came in from Carizozo
ranch, Wednesday afternoon, on legal
business, and returned this (rhursduy)
, morning.
The "Goldcn Era" published at
Lincoln, n. NJ, is one Of the sest
of our eXchanges.-l(buQ"e14neH Hutc-
pendent. Thank YOU. We shall cn.
deayor TO keep it up.
A soldier came over f ON the Fort
last Saturday on purpose to see wheth-
cr { could "lld Il game" licwas &C
coinmodatcd, ani left us Il wiser, al
though poorer man.
Reports from all over the county
show that The cpttle are in splendid
condition. Some few complain Of not
having enough rain, but, take the
county over the grass is good.
Subscribe for the Missouri RepHJH.
cda-3J cents for four months. And
the Kansas City Times one year for
% cents. 70 all paid up subscribers
of the ERA this liberal offer IS made.
Mr.. W. II. Guysc who hns charge Of
the Lea Cattle Compauy'S breeding
ranch ut the east cud Of the Capitaus,
reports plenty Of rain in that section
and the cattle in the very finest condi-
ton.
Our correspondent from Roswell
gives an account Of u killing that took
place there n few days ago Il seems
that tho party that did the killing was
justified in 50 doing, and the coroner's
inquest brought in q verdict to that
effect.
NJ. Marshall Parker was taken sick
| at his ranch on the BunitO and was
three days without attendance, before
discovered. His cabin is only short
distance from the main Travelled road
but was unable to make himself heard
Happily nothing serious resulted from
his long fast.
While Mr.. J. Z. Stoneking was
working in n shaft in the Bonito dis
tier, the bucket used for hotstmg ere
fell 4i feet aud struck him on the
head. He received an ugly wound but
is thought the skull is not fractured.
Mr.. Stoncking was one of the unfortu-
mates who was so badly hurt two years
ago with giant powder
Major Calrcy, editor Of the White Oaks COLDER
ERA, who has been visiting friends in the cast for
the past six eight weeks, was Ia tow yesterday
on his way home, and took occasion to make a
pleasant call at the journal Office Alb Journal.
If Maj. Cail'rey was not the peace
able, law abiding citizen that he is, we
should expect to hear of an assault and
battery case, growing out Of the above
item. for if there is any thing the
Major does not like to be called, il is
Editor Of tho White Oaks GOLDEN
ERA" We think the Jo,0nM should
make an apology to the editor of the
Lcadcr.-Lcdder.
The grcchback editor Of the Lcale1'
nccGn't get his back up. As that paper
is not known out Of White Oaks, and
as the Major said he was running Il
paper over there, of course they sup
posed he was running the GOLDEN ERA.
lie may not like to he called "Elitor
of the White Oaks GOLDEN FRA but
he never ohicc's to being caIcd--up to
take .oln'thu'. l'.s, the JoVIUal
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