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

The Vera Cruz arastra Is almost
completed
w. f. blanchard has gone on an
other surveying tour
John Y. Hewitt has gone t" Las
Cruces, on land business.
To rent one room with cooking
stove. JONES TALIAFERRo IL Co.
Is there law against hogt running
at large? If so, why il it not put in
force
II. Il. Ferguson will he in White
Oaks about May Isl, and remain until
! after court
The IIonestakc company have let
two contracts and six men arc at work
Oh the miNe.
Il. A. Shaplcigh Of Nogal. who is n
fine dentist and a very pleasant gentle
man, is in town.
J. n. iIudgcns and Tom G. Williams
went in the country Tuesday, to look at
SOME ranch property.
J &. Klcpingcr, who has been work
my his assessmenls in tho tfallinas, has
returned TO White Oaks.
Chas. Buford and Pike Pu,nphrry,
are building cabin on IA ranch recent
~ occted by the former,
! White Oaks coal is attracting atten-
ton in different parts Of the country.
We were shown letters to that effect.
Messrs Miller e. Cody, who have a
large cattle ranch in this county, are
here looking after their interests.
A neat room, suitable for an office,
one door west of the GOLDEN ERA, ia
for rent. Enquire of NJ II. Bcllomy.
The Red Cloud mail, for the past
two weeks has been quite irregular,
Caused by the contractors stock givin 6
out.
Almost every one in this part Of tie
country, has the ranch fever. If you
would do as others do," locate a
ranch.
J. Goo. Huebcr, Bonlto's merchant
pas cd through White Oaks, Sunday
last on his way to Las Vegas to buy
goods,
The Democrats of New Mexico hold
THAR convention at Santa Fc, on
August 18th, to nominate n Congr.s
si0nal delegate
James W. Park"r and John W
Harrison, the former from A'chison
and She latter of St. Louis, have re
turned to their homes.
Born, 10 Mr.. anl Mrs Paul +. Wag
ncr Of this city on tho 22nd inst
Il hey. Mother and child are doin4
well, and Paul is happy.
J. o. Nabours, manager OF the Car
riz, 10 stock ranch, has had more than
500 cotton wood trees set out thi
spring, They are doing nicely.
+. H. McClcary, who has been visit
ing for the past Two months at Silvc
{ ity, has returned TO his home on tn
|, PenascO. He reports Silver City dull
The work on NJ. Whit1man's new
building is progressing rapidly, Thcr
will be three doors in front, the frame
arc five by twelve feet in the cleal
including tranSoms
, J. A lic,phingsIinc got 100 sub
Z" scribcrs in White Oaks for his new pa
per at SocorrJ. SoCCrro merchants ha
better make a note Of the fact, and al
=, vertisc accordingly.
S. A. Johnson and family will 500
move to Bonito. Mr.. Johnson Wi
work for the Chinaman company an
also keep a boarding house. We re
gret his removal, but our loss will l
Bonito's gain.
Ki Harrison aud family and S. n
Williams, have returned from III
Vegas. Mr. Harrison purchased
buck board and some saddles for h
stable at this place, and Mr.. William
bought a large stock of liquors, cigar
&c.
The Rev. J. Y. Sigh, on Sundo
>. night, preached an able sermon q
fault finding. The audience was sma
but very attentive throu ghout the Sc
on vices. All the inhabitants of VIII
Of Oaks should have heard it, Judging
ourselves, we believe it would ha'
done them good.
lie. j. A. Helphingstinc and family n
companied by Joseph Lea, left Whi
l, Oaks on the Goth inst. for Socorr
their future home. Mr.. Fl. has been
resident of White Oaks for sever
ware Thcra 10 mn ouc bnttpr n