Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-11
COUNTY NEWS

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J. A. LaRuo is hero from Las
Vegas.
Old Sol is beginning to make
himself felt.
Attention is called to the now al.
Of Mrs. B. H. Ellis.
Mrs. Scipio Salazar has been very
sick for the last week.
Jim Hunter is back from short
trip to Trinidad and Santa Fe.
Rev. G. NJ. GARNER returned from
a lengthy visit to Tularosa, Friday
evening.
Solomon Montana will be married
Saturday to Miss Flora Montana.
Solomon, here's hopln'.
Lucas Cowgirl, John and Reube
Copeland and John Hale were here
on land business Saturday.
Flys have arrivcd with their old
time propensi'y for tickling the
heads Of all bald-headed sinners.
G.. D. Bonney is in from Roswell
and reports cattlcmen busy with the
roundup. Rain needed but cattle
not suffering.
VIM. f.. Breeze, who has been
teaching school at Eakorville during
the spring, called on us while in
town Saturday.
Mr., Manuel Moraga and Miss
Guadalupe Pachcco, were united in
marriage at the church in this place
Sabbath morning, Rev. G. NJ. Gar
nier officiating. The wedding was
celebrated in true Mexican style.
Mr.. James Brent received ali
elegant present from Gillio Otero, of
Las Vegas, in the shape of a Colts
4t revolver, belt and scabbard, Tues
day. jim is as proud of it as boy
with his first pair Of redtopped boots.
J. NJ. Deavours, was in Lincoln
Saturday, Nothing strange about
this, but when he informed us that
he was relative Of the Deavours
Family that tortured the people Of
this county withtheiT heart rendering
wailings, wc wore astonished.
The clean up on the IIomestake
mine at White Oaks Tuesday, after
about ten days run, amounted to
between $4,000 and 5000. When
yhc old rasilrtrap Of a amill il taken
into consideration, il will be seen
that that minc il producing so:ao
very rich orc
Died, ON tn, morning OF tie Ssh
inst, at Ciinc's ranch, ----- Owens.
agcd IS, Of consumption. i>r.
Owcns, wife and son were Oh their
way to Texas and stopped at Mr.
Cline's some ten days ago on account
Of their sons illness. They hal no
money or hardly anything to eat.
Mr.. Cline kindly invited them in
and aided the sick boy in every way
possible, but death had too tight II
grip OH him. Mr.. Cline came to
Lincoln Monday afternoon for a
coffin and the remains were Inferred
the next forenoon.
OF all the business houses in FL.
Paso none carry larger and finer
stock or have the confidence of the
people more completely than Light
body and James. Their speciality is
mems wear, embracing clothing,
boots and shoes, hats, shirts, under
wear, trunks and valises, comforts
blankets. They have just completed
a large building where they make
suits 10 order Samples Of goods
and blanks for self measurement
sent to any address. All mail
orders promptly filed.
LIGnrBoDY & JAMES,
1920 El Paso, Texas.
John W. Poe, J. j. Dolan and
Moses Wiley took a trip over to
White Oaks Sunday, where Mr.. Poe
as the receiver of the North Home
stake mine, and Mr.. Dolan as part
owner, went to meet Messrs. LaRue
and Brunswick for the purpose of
having the mine examined by an
expert. The mine was examined by
Mr.. Thos. Ewing, Of Oakland, Cal,
who took samples Of the ore from
different parts of the mine, sealed
them i'll their presence, and sent them
away to be tested The expert was
a very close -mouthed, business man,
and nothing could be learned as to
what he thought of the mines rich
ness or poorness. He remarked
though, that great deal of work
had been done that was unnecessary
and had the money been expended
more judiciously, the mine would
now be in a much better condition
for selling, &c. He was also shown
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