Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1885-05-21
COUNTY NEWS.

Cruces and the railroad.
Mrs. J. II. Riley, Of Las Cruces, is
visiting Mrs. J. J. Dolan.
H. H. Hanning, of White Oaks,
still deals out drugs in doses that
suits the case.
A. NJ. James, of Lake Valley, an
old resident of the county, is here on
court business.
Letters of administration have
been issued on the estate Of Robert
S. Black to David Easton.
Captain and Mrs. Brazel were in
town the last Of the week, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Taliaferro.
w. E. DeLany, who has been
taking care of Judge Newcomb's
cattle, in the Rinconada, is here at
tending court.
The court interpreter DR.. c.
Butschofsky, speaks the Spanish
language b.tter than the natives
themselves.
We forgot to call attention to the
new ad. of John G. DeLany on first
page last week. He is selling goods
amazingly sheap.
r. H. Johnson, travelling for P.
Roberts & Co., of FL Paso, Texas,
was in town the Fl st of the week.
He is meeting with splendid sue
cess.
Mcpherson & Biggs will move
their saw-nill within; few miles of
Las Tablas, in short time, if they
can procure sufficient water to rul
the same.
The culverts in this town arc a
trap, and it is nearly a miracle for a
light rig to cross them without
inlnring spring Or some other part
Of the vehicle.
We respectfully call the attention
of our readers to the new ad. of DR..
G. Butschofskv, druggist, at Las
Cruces. He gives particular atten-
ton to filing orders from abroad.
Men are at work on the foundation
of Scipio Salazar,s now dwelling.
The building will be of adobe and
will be built on the plot Of ground
lying between the residence Of
Arcadio Sais and Capt. Baca.
\ bnnch Of fifty fine beef steers
passed through Lincoln tie last of
the week on their way to the
butchers block at Albuquerque.
They were from the ranch Of Chas.
Fritz, whose reputation for fine stock
is becoming town talk.
The dance Il! :'aia' hall, Saturday
night. vas well attended. These
little hops give Tie wild young mar
ried men and old ones, too, an op
portnnity to SHOW the girls how they
used to dance when they were half
as young as" they "0se to be-"
Selah.
Attention it called to the brand
of Pierce, Lee & Co., which appeared
in this paper, printed thus: n, The
cngraver made mistake inv the
"cut." Cattlemen on the Pecos will
take notice to this correction and
save unnecessary trouble at the
coming roundup.
The last of this week the saw-mill
in Nogal cannon, near the stamp
mill, will start up, under the supor-
intendency of Seymore & Watson,
and they will be ready to do saving
of all kinds, besides keeping on hand
full supply, of flooring, fencing and
in fact everything usually called for
at a first class mill. Address all
orders to the above named gentle
men, Nogal, N. NJ.
Lieut. II. DeLany, from Cheyenne,
Wyoming territory, a brother of J.
c. DeLany, at Ft. Stanton, is here
for his health. He had several
hemorfhages of the lungs before he
left Wyoming which caused him to
send in his resignation. Mr.. De.
Lany joined the army twenty-four
years ago, and has filled the position
Of Lieutenant for the past nineteen
years. If his resignation is accepted
he willprobably make Lincoln county
his home, as he has improved won
derfully since his arrival.
L. n. Stacher, Of Ottawa, Kansas.
treasurer Of the Chinalnan mine in
the Bonito district, made us "a very
pleasant call Monday afternoon.
This is his second visit to Lincoln
county and he informed us that he
was more pleased with the county
at this time than when he was here
before. Mr.. Stacher reports the
Chlnaman showing up nicely; that
the company are under cover 1921
feet; where they struck the lead and
followed it thirty feet. The ore
| they are now Uattinr o,t .og,,e