Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-30
COUNTY NEWS

Our April showers are making fat
stock.
Milk l2 quarts for 81; of John
Forsythe.
Judge Tomlinson left for White
Oaks, Monday.
Mrs. Taliaferro returned to White
Oaks, Saturday.
Oar correspondent from Penasco
has "visions" bad.
Milk II quarts for 81; of J. For
sythe, White Oaks.
Herman Beck, of Bonito, is in
town. Herman IS.
The late cold nights have killed
great many strawberries.
Manuel c. de Baca, an attorney
of Las Vegas, is in Lincoln.
This town has some of the incest
dressed young men in the territory.
Geo. Kimbrell, Of Picacho, was in
the county seat the last of the week.
Amos Eakers and Jim Rainbolt
staid over Saturday night in Lin
coin.
J. II. Farmer is doing the Adobe
and carpenter work en- Millio's new
dwelling.
J. f. Lewis, prominent cownan,
near Bosque Grande, was i'll Lincoln
Monday on land business.
In portions of this county we are
told, men are called dudes that wear
socks. Quite SHOCKING state Of
affairs.
G. II. Danner started for Dark
Canon, Guadalupe mountains, Tues
day, to visit the bed side of his
father, who is expected to die.
Mr.. WIN. Rae and son carried ore
in sacks, on their backs from one Of
their CLANS, near Nogal, and washed
out $500 in gold in one week.
II, H. Hanning keeps a full supply
Of drugs, chemicals and smokers
articles. Don't send away for goods
that you can buy cheaper at home.
Mrs. D. Forrest, Of White Oaks,
will open dress makers shop in
Lincoln the first of next month.
The ladies say she ma Ees elegant
dresses.
Judge Luian, is carrying his arm
around in sling. A heavy sack Of
grain fell from wagon on his
shoulder and arm, nearly breaking
the sane.
Last year the Indians at South
Fork raised 25O,000 pounds of corn.
This year the acreage will be larger.
They will have under cultivation
100 acres.
Lieut.. Scott, JOHN RuAey and a
dentist from the Post, il company
with johnny Wnelan, Of this place,
went to Clinc's Saturday night,
whore they danced and made merry
until after sun up the next morning.
DR.. and Mrs. Lane were in Lin
coin one night the last Of the week.
The Doctor is out looking after the
schools. When he turned the Lin
coin school loose wish the others he
forgot to put bell on it. At least
he didn't find one established here.
MT. Allen Henly living up above
Stanton is an applicant for the In
dian Agency at South Fork, when
there is vacancy. Mr.. Henly has
letters from some prominent men in
Missouri, who state that they will
assist him. lie also has a petition
which his ncighbors have signed.
Mr.. Nat. Moore is roofing one of
his numerous buildings at Nogal.
When completed 1t will be used for
a saloon and billiard hall. lie has
also built fence around the
water trough to keep outside stock
from eating up the range. All
travellers are welcome to use, the
water. Mr.. Moore has provided a
a good gate, and otherwise protected
these troughs, so that he can better
accommodate the travelling public.
Mr.. II. r. Muller and c. r. Bied-
erman are having the foundation
laid for brewery just outside the
reservation, near Ft. Stanton. They
bought land of Judge Terrell on the
south side of the Bonilo, adjoining
the Terrell ranch. The building
will be a large adobe structure
furnished with all the modern i'm.
provements. Messrs. Muller anC
Biedcrman understand their business
we are told, thoroughly, and We
venture the assertion that they make
the business win.
There is perhaps no city west o.
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