White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-03-20
CAMP and COUNTY.

1he new ROAD between Donlto anu
Noga,. is almost completed.
Eli II. Chandler has bought Comray
Bros ranches on Ea gle Creek.
IIangston. LLOYD anl Lee have sold
their cattle to Mr. Sam Slane.
One dollar in cash will buy twelve
quarts of mix of Jack after April lst.
Men are ut work on the Plata Verde
and Alice Brinkman mines, On Baxter
mountain.
A brother. in law of Capt. ]. G LEA,
from Yazoo, Mis-, is hore on his
way to Roswell
Eli II. Chandler, Harry Cnmray and
Jesse Jones started to Ell raso on the
morning of the 18th.
We have received "cc mps,' to tie
"Upoe: Attic" enterta a:nment, to be
given ON the 10Th inst. Thanks.
Mr.. Frank Congo who has charge
of Miller e Cody: cattle, at Las Tab
los. reports the stock in fine condition
j. W. Dem,nitt e. Co.. wholesale
merchants Of St. Joseph, Mo, has a
representative here Ginning our mer-
chants.
Jim Chisum and son in-law, VIM.
Roberts, passed through White Oaks
one day last week, on their way to
Arizona.
George Manahan writes to a friend
here, that he is prospecting in Old
Mexico, and sends his regards to all
the boys.
w. II, Weed s. Co. arc receiving
new goods direct from Chicago. You
can get anything you want at this
popular house.
G. Vultolo has rented room of Dr.
Lane and will open boot and shoe
store. Srt cial attention given to mend
ing ana patching.
The Il, publicans hold a convention
at this place on the 29th, to select del
egatcs TO the county convention, a
Lincoln, April 1th.
Bids will he rec lived to open Goa
room and extract fifty tons Of Goa
from the Glass coal mine. For par
ticulars call on or address j. G. Glass
White Oaks.
Mr.. VIM. Stone ia with us again
bat will leave in few days for Ole
Mexico to buy cattle for some Chicago
parties. The cattle will be brought tt
Lincoln county.
NJ Whiteman, the pioneer mcrchan
of White OAKS, has returned from La
Vegas, where he bought II large stock
of general merchandise, some of tn,
goods having already arrived.
Mr.. J. II. Green writes ia from Tue
son, 4. T., among other things h
says: "rhis place is very duh, non
but Cor stock miners are employed
float rock is higher grade than in New
Mexico, and the country is tolera5l
well explored. would not advic
miners tc come here.
w. A. Alling formerly of this place
is in business at Northford, Conn
under the firm name of Alling Bros
publishers of cards of every diScrip
ton. They are doing large business
rhey send out daily from three to fv
bushels of mail, Sunday included
Will sends his regards to all the boy
aud subscribes himself. Su Amigo.
There was report on cur street, on
day last week, that caused ripple {
excitement, to-wii: That Mr.. j. A
IIelphing+tine, of this city, hid foun,
a nugget of gold worth $1,000. M
IIelphingstine informs us that he SO,
a gold nugget that was taken from til
Gill mine that lie thought was wort
$3.50 or 5000. only this aud nothin
more"
New Mexico doesn't need any nc'
Legislation. Oh no! Read the follow
ing: Chapter 81, section l. Ev1r
person who sets ont or plants fru
or other trees, should protect the sam
with a wall or paling sufficient |
prevent injuries being done by animal
provided, that persons that do see
to inclose their orchards, shall not |
y compelled to do so.
II There will be a public meeting Sa
= urday night, the 22d, at the town ha
for the purpose of taking some acti(
). to secure title TO land for buri
ground, and also to provide for the in
, provcment and care Of the same. Th
il "a matter that should Interest q
Though we can not aid them, Y
shoold show respect for the memory
tho 1enartp1 aud rplnan fhe sarr,