Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1885-09-24
COUNTY NEWS

Lee ii. Rudisille is expected IN
this county daily, from Ohio.
The Angus Cattle Co, are gather
ing their beeves. They will drive
north.
w. II. Angel, of Cueva Canon, be-
low Lower Peuasco, made US call
| Friday.
Jack Thornton bought nice pony
out of the bunch that passed through
here Wednesday.
There has been nine new school
districts organized in the southern
part of the county.
Judge Stone has 80 tons of al
falfa stacked and 80 acres more
to cut, on his Roswell ranch.
Our old friend w. II. Tuttle, who
resided i'll this county for some
months, is one of Ell Paso's alder
men.
a. X. Dale, of Roswell, came up
with a load of fine sweet potatoes,
the last Of the week. They were
beauties.
David Povost, who has been in
the probate clerks Office for the past
two weeks, returned to White Oaks,
Wednesday.
NJ. S. Taliaferro has moved into
the next building east of Dolan's
store, from the rooms he had in Isaac
Ellis house.
We are under obligations to Smith
ca, Emor Rudisille and Mr.. Hen
ming for helping us put our job
press in place.
Mrs. /. s. Taliaferro, who was
visiting relntives in this place for
severa days, returned to her home
in White Oaks, Friday.
a pleasant dance was that at Sas'
Hall, Friday evening. Everybody
enjoyed themselves and all say it
was the incest OF the season.
w. J. Littcll has finished the
vault in the clerks office at this
place. The brick work is neatly
''n", aud the job through and
through is excellent.
Miss c;llIie Snith and Miss Lima
Tucker, of Anlerson's ranch, stopped
over one night the last Of tie ;seeli
with Mrs. !. j. DDlan. The Ounce
Friday evening was given in their
honor.
Jack Weldon and Billy Hall, of
socorro, struck Lincoln Friday.
Jack is an old timer around these
parts and we understand be is think
ing Of locating with US again
ArEn. He bought out Will Ellis
Wednesday.
L. w. Riggs, of Black River,
passed through Lincoln Wednesday
with bunch of horses and mares
for sale. He asked $1,000 round
for them. If the III Captain Land
and Cattle Company'didn't buy them,
Mr.. Riggs intended to push on to
Albuquerque.
Troop E of 9th cavalry from Ft.
Stanton, with Lieut.. Cruise in com
mand, arrived at Cottonwood Springs
Tuesday where they are now en-
camped awaiting orders. This troop
secuted six miles on each side of
the Engle stage road but failded to
find any Indian signs Black
Range.
Mr.. b. +. Roberts Of the firm of
Roberts & Heryford FL Paso, made
Lincoln quite visit since our last
issue, in the interest of his house.
Trade in FL Paso is good, he says,
and he thinks it the best town in the
southwest. Mr.. Roberts is pleas
ant gentleman and we hope our
frienl3 over the colnty will treat
him kindly.
The editors mother-in-law, after a
visit Of over two rnthS, started for
her home in Illinois. Friday. She
will visit relatives near Uniontown,
Kansas, for few DAYS before
she reaches home. She was very
well pleased with our country, and
likes the climate and the people.
We can 90 home now and abuse our
wife and not be afraid of being sat
down upon.
The Lincoln GOLDEN ERA must
he on the highway to success. Gross.
Blackwell & CO., have Just forwarded
a new p.wer press to them [Optic. ,
Right and wrong. The GOLDEN
ERA is on the highway to success,
but it was not a power press we got.
1t was a new Gordon Jobber. If
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