White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-02-21
HTTE OAKS LINCOLN COUNTY, N. NJ FEBRUARY D. 1884

Ntifts, pl 81. NiltutHiV H'EHt' ui'ii'
uiiug comic valentines. Thanks, boys,
fornot sighting us.
Mr. Eli II. Chanll 'r and wife started
to San Antonio "Wednesday orning,
10y private conveyance. Mrs. Chand-
Ter returns to Wilmington, Del
Sincn III" first Of the present month,
snow and hail has been falling almost
continually in Kansas. Ca.tle all look
fine, hut are now dying rapidly.
The only table used by w. J. Littcll
is. that two pints make one quart, fonr
quarts make one gallcn. and one gallon
of Monarch whisky will make man
rich,
Mr. M Paden who has bncn attend
ing medical lectures, at the Louisville
Medical College, is now in Virginia
and expect to return to White Oaks in
the spring.
Mr. Daniel Turner informs us, by let
ter dated ut New Orleans, La, that
he would start to Europe on The eve
of the 9Th inst, and closes by say ing
Success to you and all my friends"
| We acknowledge receipt of number
two, volume one, Kingston Clipper
published at Kingston, Grant county
New Mexico. 1t is bright aui newsy
and seems to be appreciated by The
advertising public,
A beautiful tribute was paid tie de-
ceased Sra. Maria Sanches DeGuebara,
by the Americans Of White Oaks. Mr..
Nj. Branham read the funeral service,
aud the last sad rites were all per.
formed by Americans.
Capt. kempton who has bern work
ing for. the Southwestern Stage Co.,
returned to his first love, one day last
week. The Captain, while gone, got a
new cut on his hair, sure enough bangs,
aud says it Is all the go in railroad
towns.
Mr.. Chas Bruton, who is Interested
with the lIudgens Bros. in the cattle
business, arrived in to WI on Saturday
last, from their Sacramento ranch
Mr. Bruton mas been building fence
Corrals aud otherwise improving Their
property.
Some tirnd incarnate shot aud killed
Il COW belonging TO ?. A. Rainholi
Mr.. II. IS a cripple, and afflicted with
sore eyes, from which he is almost
blind but works every day driving the
water wagon. IF the shooting was al
acCiden. aud the party has the leoS
spark of manhood i'll him he will pay
Mr.. r. evory dollar the cow was
worth.
OZanne e Anderson have lease tn,
North Honestake for three II nonths, O
til" receiver, Mr.. John w. Poe. Thr,
have obligated themselves to sink til,
the solitaire shaft % feet deeper, cree
a whim, build n platform, shutca, SC
which will become the properly Of tn
= H0mestake Company after The ex pira
ton of the lease. We wish you sue
cess, gentlemen.
An ERA correspondent, talking will
the prisoners, elected the information
that Mr.. David Jordan, the Well
, Fargo agent who goes from Gran
county because, as he states il, tn
company was no: satisfied with hi
way of doing business. He was form
erly a newspaper man in the east, hail
e ing from New York CITY, and volun
: teerrd the item, the old instinct tein
still strong upon him.
We had the pleasure Of meeting Nj
\ Paul Prescott, brother of Mrs. Lo
Edwards, on Sunlany last. Mr.. Pre-,
u colt is division engineer on the Mex
II lean Central railroad. He says The roa
Q will be completed t. the City of Mex
leo by the 10th, of March. This wi
! give, the A., +. e S. f. Company
continuous line of 2,400 miles. Mr..
g left here, by stage, Sunday Afternoon
n for the scenes of bis labor
's w. IL. Hudgens, arrived home o
: the morning Of the 10Th inst, from +
e Worth and other points in Texas. II
purcha ed Of Colorado City, TeXa
g parties 1900 head Of cattle, all age
e More than 1000 head are steers frol
!: two to foor year old. Mr.. lIuigel
Y intends putting the steers on his Sacr'
d mento ranch aud the rest of his pu
chase will be placed on his ranch, ne;
h this place. Tie price paid was 81
,r per head.
(: Mai L'rwelyn, and Capt Wood, a
Sc com Iaiued by S. McC. McPherso
a. paid us a pleasant visit on Thursda
rr The Major has charge Of the Mcscalel