White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-03-06
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Eleven men are at work on the
North Hnmrstake.
w. Z. McDonn'd was ant of town
several days on survcyin trip.
Mr.. Hale aud j. 4. Helphingstinc,
are out in the country ranch hurting
+ Tom O>by pulled out Wednesday for
Las Vegas. Johnnie Be.lony accom-
panied hin
! Mr. aud Mrs. ChaS Bnfori have
been visiting Mr. Lon Edwards and
wife. at the coal niue.
Jake Miller wants 20 sfl FIVE ,od
town lots, ilclulmg residence and
stable. Onc quarttr cash the balance
twelve months time 70 risk it to spe-
culate in railroad boom.
Rev, Father GARNER will be in
White Oaks to dav Crhurslay). He
will celebrate mass on Friday and
| saturday mornings at s O'Clock q. M,
at the residence of Prof. Glass.
/ Mr.. NJ G.. PadeG was detained in
Cincinnati week during the floods.
He says the suff ring anong the poor
is very great and beyond il power to
describe. Mr.. Paden will return to
White Oaks in April,
j. r.. Stoneking and Walter Church
raised $ll5 90 in White Oaks to assist
in building road across the divide,
between the Bonito and Nogal. That
will shorten the distance some II miles.
between the first named place and this
point.
VIM. Frost, who lately left this co,n.
ty for Old Mexico, writ's 70 n friend
here from Chihuahua. that hn has
good POSITION with B. Lantrv & Son-,
and would leave that city in few
days, with hundred men to work in
quarry 500 miles south.
The citizens of this place held mass
meeting on the 26lh inst, dcnouncing
the recent outrage on aw and heceney
! by Axtell and the Canon del Aqua
counsel, Catron aud Waldo. in their
trunping up an indictment of perjury
against Col Webb -Gollen Retou
Messrs etimmcl, Grumbles, Buford
and Reid, whose lease on the Solitaire
mine expired on the 10th nit gave a
dance at the hall ON Friday night,
They had promised the "boys' lhat
when they made the final clean up,
that all could dance at their cxpnnsc.
There was n large attendance, and the
dancing was continued until a late
h 'ur. All nited in extending thanks to
their hosts fora nights pleasant en-
joyment.
There is something queer about
wa.er that never changes, no matter
where you may find it. You Ike the
salt water Of the Atlantic or Pacific,
or the fresh water of the Hkcs, aud
that same peculiarly fnrcib'y strikes
you, if you happen to come in contac'
with it. The water at the Alkall Wells,
though sometimes it will kill horse
when he drinks it, The springs of
pure, soft water up in Carrizo and
The wells here in White Oaks. are the
same in this paculiaritJ-the water IS
wet.
S McC, McPherson accompanied by
Capt. Branigan, Of The Mcscalero In
dian Agency, paid their repects othe
ERA en- Tuesday. Mr. Branigan Is
chief of the Indian police. lie Informs
MS hat all is quiet on the vntion,
and that he has not made an arrest for
more than a year for disordery con
duct among the Indians. The Captain
is summoning the grand aud pet it
jurors for The United States Court,
which Convencs at Lps Cruces March
oath, and kindly furnished Us the names
Of those from Lincoln counuiy, which
appears in this issue.
Our correspondent in Chicago has
telegraphrd us that our respected
townsman, W. S Halh,way, is in that
city on his way home, after n Success.
/, fuI "trip TO New York and other east.
, crn cities. where he hos succeeded IN
bringing before the public interested il
mining generally, the advantages OF
our locality We regret to say. how
;, ever, that he has been compelled to re-
a main over in G Iicago longer than he
intended on account of sudden nnt
severe attack of heart diseacc, caused
by gay aud dashing widow rsidin.
. there, aud that his immediate rec very
in great measure, depends upon hi
, abiii to bring with him tho onl J
known remedy for such complaint