White Oaks golden era., 1884-06-12

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Mr.. NJ. W hiternan's family will soc II
occupy G. I. Clark's dwelling house,
W. &. Mcdonald, Geo. T. Cullen, and
Alfred Ozauue visited the Cayote
spring Tuesday.
James Redmond, will make and pat
in place a number of water ifoughs
on the ranch Of Tom e. Williams.
| iIadgcns VS.. Lqngston, tried before
Justice Blanchard, on Saturday last,
was decided in favor Of the plaintiff.
Cy. Weaver and Lewis Williams
prospectors from the Bonito-passcd
through White Oaks to-day, (Wcd-
uesdayl on their way to Las Vegas.
A farewell hop, will take place n.
the hal on Thursday night, in honor
of Frank Conger and e. S. Mcpherson.
Coed music and good time is as.
su:ed.
We have received mail in White
Oaks, two days in succession, but this
morning the same old cry--no mail
was heard again, How long will this
state of affairs exist? We give it up.
Ask the postmaster.
On third page We tepublish an A.
ticle from the Neic Nerican Rec5etc,
which will interest a number Of our
readers. Too much pains cannot be
tax IL by settlers in filing, or making
final proof. If careful, trouble will
be avoided.
W, N. Moore who ia We'll known in
this place, writes to q friend here, from
Louisville Ky, that the medical college,
which Mr.. Moore is attending, will
close on the Goth inst, and TINT he will
spend The vacation in New York state,
at some summer resort.
- Mr. +. 1Iongh, has accopela 4 posi-.
ton OIL the Times, Des M0ines, Iowa,
as business manager. We predict that
the paper viii prosper under his man
agc'nent. H0ugh Is n royal good fell
low, and his New Mexico friends will
regret that lie has concluded not 10 re-
turn TO New Mexico.
Mr.. VIM. Cai'rry, editor of the
Leader will on Saturday, tho l4th lust.
start lst He will go by tho way Of
Las Vegas. Mr. Caifrcy, is bachelor.
and it can not be said that he too ia
going cast to live with hia wifc's folks
However,, his mother lives in Iowa
Reader draw your Own conclusion.
Some person or persons, to our in
formant unknown, entered room of
Mrs. Mclindy's, On Tuesday night, aud
appropriated artic!ea that did not be-
long to them. The room entered is
on the back part of the lo:, ana Mr.. c. r.
Clark has been using it for q sleeping
apartment. AS this gentleman is not
in town the room is pnoccupied; how
ever, he left some Of lis clothes, which
are among the missing articles.
Tom D. Bell, one of the most popular
young men in the city and who has
been connected with the firm Of
Browne & MauzanAres for eight years,
always enjoying the fullest confidence
of his employees, has severed his con lec-
ton with the house and will enter the
employ Of j. c. Delaney, post trader
at Fort Stanton. We are sorry to lose
Tom, but arc pleased to know that in
his new field of operations he has an
unusually bright future before him
one that every young man would be
proud of.-Optjc.
There is still room in this ssection for
men of Mr.. Bells stripe.
Mr.. Chas. Metcalfe, Bonito, informs
us by letter that he will soon leave
that place for "pas'nrcs new"
Charley was one of the first loca.
tors on the Bonito, aud has some
fine claims which be expects to re.
turn to in few months. BY Mr.. |
Metcalfc's removal, Bonito loses one Of
Der stauncheat friends. lie has idcnti-
fled himself in every movement that
tended to build up or advance tho in.
tcrest Of the camp. The golden
ERA" will also lose anable correspond
ent, Good luck, Charley, wherever
you go, and may your expectations
however great-be moro than realized. |
The folloing Is taken from the Postal
Laws and Regulations and is under the
heading, Suggestions to the Pnblic.
We publish it for the benefit of the
general public at the request Of our
worthy Nasby, NJ. II, Bcllomy:
"Postmastcra are not obliged to &C.
cept in payment Of postagc.stamps or