Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-20
COUNTY NEWS.

tlOn, anu NlSit tHe otiioi s'uo VI va"
family, last week, is back smiling
over the counter at the grocery,
dry good and fashion emporium of
Isaac Ellis.
The following named gentlemen
are attending the Stock Convention
at St. Louis as delegates from Lin
coin comfy: w. E. Anderson, II.
Milne, Capt. ]. c. Lea, F. NJ. Goodln'
J. A. Alcock, j. a. LaRue and Geo.
B. Barber. New Mexico delegates
number 112. Quite enough to ''make
Rome howl"
Mr.. E. Hough, former writer on
the GOLDEN ERA, is now associate
editor of the Register, Sandusky,
Ohio. This is streak Of good luck,
we'll deserved, and we, from the land
of Montezuma send kindly greetings
to our old friend and associate whose
den now looks out over the bright
blue waters of lake Erie. -
Joe Lea, who took his first lessons
sticking type and washing rollers in
the ERA office. but now head man i'll
the composing room of the Socorro
Chieftain, paid this office visit
Tuesday. Joe is on visit to his
parents, at Roswell, where he will
remain about ten days before return
ing to his duties beyond the Rie
Grande.
Our merchants are replenishlne
their stock Of goods rather exten-
sively of late. A large train ot
freight teams were unloading a. the
warcrooms of Montana & Sais las
Sunday, and on Tuesday those ten
mule teams of J. J. Dolan's came IL
and dumped their goods at his store
and immediately went back to re
peat the same.
A very serious accident happenc'
to the aged mother Of Mrs. Montan'
Tuesday evening. The roof of tn
= house caught fire and while on to-
trying to put it out she incautousl
stepped to near the edge and fell t
the ground dislocating her shoulde
blade and hip. DR.. Tomlinson wa
soon Oh hand who speedily restore
fractures, and the lady is now doin,
/. we'll as possible under the circum
stances.
A newly revised edition of Copp
Settlers Guide has just been issue
= from the Office Of Henry N. Copl
Washington, ID. G. 1t is indisper
sible to those Interested in publ
lands, or those intending to settl
r on the public domain. Full instru'
tions are here given in compact form
for making out papers, necessar
procedures in obtaining homestead
prescriptions, etc, and all laws an
rulings thereon. In fact there
l nothing appertaining to the publ
lands of the United States that cal
not be found in this comprehensiN
- work, besides much other valuab
information to those intending
come west. The price of the wol
is only twenty-five cents.
, The wedding Of Mr.. Andres Sa
doval with Miss Aciana Wilso
u daughter of Judge Greene Wilso
= was celebrated last Friday evenin
The ceremony took place at the Cat
olic church, Father GARNER ofhcia
ing. Mr.. Arcadia Sais acted
best man and Mrs. Sais as bride
maid. After the ceremony t
C guests repaired to the house of t
o BRIDES parents where a fine supp
was prepared, and all made mer
until about nine o'clock when t
'ss as wedding party joined their otl
friends at Montano's hall where t
greater part of the night was spf
in social dance. The young coul
have the congratulations of the Ell
may they live long and multiply.
Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine.
:, The December number closes
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