White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-04-24

town hall
Mrs VI. II Patty is recovering
slowly from her recout illness.
Supl. Hills Of the s. W. Stage Com |
panv, reports business increasing.
Nearly everybody j. complaining
Biliousness seems to be the cause.
AZ spring opens the small boy, with
the sore toe, is abroad in the land.
Base ball is becoming favorito
amusement with the Young men Of
tsi4s,lace.
The smiling face of w. II. Weed
shows up once more to his numerous
cuatomers.S
Far rent, Il two rnomcd houae in
quiet part of town, enquire of Tala-
fcrro q Co,
Young Il Bitter have built a commo-
dious ware room in the rear of their
business house.
A suit was tried before Justice
Blanchard, on Monday, the plaintiff
sueing for Is cents.
w. f. Watson has gone to Socorro
and may visit other points in tile ter
ritory before his return.
Several freight teams loaded with
wool passed through White Oaks on
their way to Lss Vegas, Tuesday.
WANTED,-A wUman who is good
cook and laundress. Good wages and
permanent situation. Apply at once
to GEO. T. BEALI, Lincoln.
Vim. Slano'- father and n brother Of
S. J. Slanc, arrived by stage last week.
They were met here by the latter, who
took them to his ranch on Eagle creek.
A brick building, two stories high,
the first story to be one room 25X6O,
will be built on q corner lot in the bus
mess part of White Oaks if a suitable
renter can be obtained for the lower
room. For particulars call at rHE ERA
Office.
Messrs. Chase, Hocradle and Sweet,
in dry gilch, are beginning to reap the
reward they SO richly deserve. | hey
have reached bed rock and have an
abundance of water for sluicing. In
our presence they washed ont II small
nugget Of tho precious metal. Hard
work ana energy will win in auv
country.
We ara panied to announce the death
Of Mrs. Tom. G. Williams, which oc-
currcd at Melbourne, CORNWALL, Eng
land. Mrs. Williams left White Oaks
last December, accompanied 10y her
husband, for her old home in En- gland
Mr.. Williams returning in February
THE ERA extcn Is sympathy to the
bercaved husband and rel atives.
In smother column appears the busi-
ness card of Childcrs & Ferguson, at.
torneys at Albuquerque, y, NJ. Tn,
latter gentleman is we'll and favorabll
known in Lincoln county. The energy
and legal ability displayed by flr
FERGUSON, while resident of Whit,
Oaks, will undoubtedly, in shor
time, place his name among the tirs
lawyers Of the terri ory.
The Glass coal .nr, near the staml
J mill, owned by Prof. j. G. Glass, has s
tunnel 200 feet under cover. r-hc las
fifty feet was completed on Tuesda,
10y Messrs. Gordon and Newton Their
are two veins-the upper one ab0u
twelve inches aud the lower one abou
twenty inches thick. These veins ar
II separated by slate, but rs depth i
j gained, the slate grows less and tn
Il coal increases corrcspondingly TIL
: coal has the appearance of Prnnsyl
c vania anthracite aud consequently is q
the best quality.
We visited the American mine, i
8 Nogal gulch, week before last. w
a found Messrs. Gill Il Lesnet, proprietor
Is at work. They very kindly showed II
IS all that was to be seen. both at the mil
:, and mine They are quiet, unasumin
gentlemen, aud are developing the
y property as rapidly as present near
n will admit. They intend increasin
|, their milling facilities during the sum
r mer. We believe the American ia
le valuable property, and we will watc
y the development, and report to readc
70 from time to time.
NJ essrs. j. A LaRue, r. ?. Segro
c. and j. & j S Reynolds, have new ca
10 tie brands in this weeks issue. Mr.. Ii
o, Rue is resident of Las Vegas and h
a range is on the Rio Felix. Mr.. Segre
al resides at Seven Rivers and his RAM
C. il also located there. J, e J. s, Ra