Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1885-10-22
COUNTY NEWS


low hug the stove.
G.. NJ, Danner's new house is about
ready for the shingles.
Notice new ad. Of Davis & Dunna-
hoo in another column.
J. J. Dolan moved into his new
house the first Of the week.
Jerry Hocradle and Charley Dean
were in from Nogal Tuesday
Charley Buford has moved his
family from White Oaks to the
Salado.
Mrs. w. II. Fl. Llewellyn pre-
sented the Major with twins last
week.
DlED--At Upper Penasco, on the
10th inst, Joe Curtis, Jr., aged about
II years, Of rupture.
NJ. Brunham, of White Oaks, will
receive the ERA at 20 east Pearson
ST, Chicago, for awhile.
Mr.. p. J. Maker and Miss Nettie
Wall were married by Rev. James
Hunter, in James Canon recently.
The hills and mountains are look
ing their prettiest. Jack Frost
paints with the brush of nature to
perfection.
The school children are in their
own building now, and Mr.. Rudisille
has his hands full in learning them
how TO hit the bulls eye.
F. G. Cronk, Of Silver City, a
pleasant little gentleman, Was in
Lincoln several days last week. We
did not learn his business.
S. a. Johnson will build his livery
stable on ground belonging to Mrs.
b. H. Ellis. Himself and family are
now residents of this place.
D. G. Nowlin, one of Lincoln
county's popular surveyors, arrived
in the county scat Tuesday from a
Surveying trip in the vicinity of Ros
we'll
John Eaker, Capt. Wi!kerson, P.
Miller, J. A. Browning, ". S. Davis,
\. &. Mcdonald and a. 7. Ganter,
all Penasco and Aqua Chiqpita men,
were in to court.
Bennett Howell, Chisum's old
forcmar, who now has q ranch on the
lines of New Mexico and Texas,
stopped Monday night in Lincoln.
It's reported Bennett intends getting
married soon.
Johnnie Thomas, an old White
Oaks boy, but now on the Lea Cattle
Go. range, paid his respects to the
ERA while in town the first of the
week. Johnnie looks fat, hearty and
good-natured.
'Deeps," our Ft. Stanton CORES
pendent, has been ordered to join
his troop in the field, and letter
from him will be missed by our read
ers at least this week. If there is
any important happenings in the
field, he promises us letter.
Cy. Davidson and wife returned
to White Oaks Tuesday. Cy had
the misfortune to lose horse Just
after he reached Spring Ranch, the
property of Ki Harrison. He said
he would not regret the loss SO much
had the animal been his own,
Charley Buford met with painful
accident one day last week. He
was on his way to this place, and
when Just on this side of the Fort hi,
horse fell with almost i's fnli weight
ON charley's right leg. He came on
to Lincoln, arriving after dark. lie
returned to the ranch the following
day.
J. \. Browning IS the possessor Of
one of the prcttiest ranches on the
Upper Penasco. He has moved into
his new house and has plenty of
room to accommodate his friends.
Some time during the holidays Mr..
b. will give dance. We predict
a large crowd will participate in the
| festivities.
Lost, between the Salado and the
first crossing of the Rio Bonito, one
hand satchel. There was n gold
watch in the satchel, with these
initials engraved thereon: b. j. b.
to T. B. The property can be left
ar this Office or with B. j. Baca, and
suitable reward will be paid and
no questions asked.
Quite a number of people from all
over the county were in Lincoln
Monday morning to attend court
Several were from Seven Rivers and
lookout and the Penasco country
was well represented. 1t is a shame
those people were put to that ex.
pense and loss Of time for nothing
We blame Judge Henderson for not
notifying the people in time. There