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MOUNT WASHINGTON'S GALE.
The wind Attains IA Velocity of12O Mile
an HOur-The Temperature.

MOUNT WAsHINGToN, n. H., Dec. 2s.-
Yesterday morning while the temperature
in the valleys in this vicinity was from is
10 20 degrees below zero, the atmosphere
was so still that it.was IL above on Mount
Washington. The wind to-day has been
blowing from 20 to so miles an hour and
for short time this evening it was l2O,
when the signal service thermometer was
blown away. The temperature to day has
been 81 above. James Richard Carter of
the firm of Carter, Rice a. Co., of Boston,
made the ascent over the railway track
from base to sumit to-day in two hours
and 2S minutes.
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MR.. BEECHER AND PLYMOUTH.
The Former Speaks of His Campaign Do
ings-IIe is Ready to Resign.

\Iv NnnL. Noe nE TIorr, Wand
!,
hccclcr. al'cr ne ht' cohci'l""' ms ser
mon i'll Plymouth church to day. touched
upon the disallcction winch existed among
some of his CONGREGATION. caused bv his
,,t;,,, ,,,7',,,,i,,,, H., .,,r,,I.I
"',i"'' !" '"' '''c '"i'' P"'S'' nc "'!'"',"
to his forty years paSt"rate aAd Sald he
never mixed politics with his theology in
the pulpit. He said he didn't know how
far thr tr,ublr had sprpad but only l.orn.
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ATLANTA, sept. % lsi4.-From experience
think :. :. = II very valuable remedy Tor ClI-
tanrous diseases, and at the same time an ill.,
MIGRATING tonic.
JAMES JACKSON. chief Justice Of Ga.
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when Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for ClStOria
When she was Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
3jw1y
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WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD!

- SCRANTON. rA.
During the past two
years | have used hot
ties OF DR.. Thomas
T. G lcCtric Oil for
sprains. bruises, cuts,
burns and Rhcuma-
tics. II always cures.
VI. l.. Blair, Ala.
Fifth Ward, NoV.H. Is
So.
GRANVILLE, ILLS.
In cases of Group
Thomas Eclcctl'iC Oh
never fails to cure. 1t
cured me of very bad
liberated sore Throat
&. X. Hall, GRANVILLE,
Ills.
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SCOTS Emulsion OF Pure
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In Tuberculdr Trouble,

IN Iubercutdr Troubles NJ the Lungs.
DR.. A. +. JOHNSON, Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
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ticnts and myself"
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In connection with our puzzle of "iIiddcl
Fishes published above, We OFFER Il copy OF
one of Lee n Shcpard's popular iiand-hOok-
uhc winners choIccl for the most complete
answer sent MS. The name of each fish is
found 10y taking consecutive letters without
regard to word divisions. Us is illustrated in
the example ut the head of the puzzle.
Answers should be sent to W. II. Eastman.
East Sumner, Me, to whom the award is re-
fcrrcd.
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The SECRET ART OF BEAUTY lies not in cos
mctics, but ia only in pure blood, ami heal
thy performance of the vital functions TO be
obtained by using BurdOck Blood Bittcrs.
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| was badly afflicted
with Bronchitis and an
affection utrhc throat
Dr. Thomas EclcCtric
oil cured me. Oliver
j. Bel Isle, - East
Mcrrimack ST.
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Answers to last weeks puzzles lie over until
next week
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A CARD.-TO all VINO are suffering from
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DAVENPORT, Iowa.
A. Il remedy tOrCut-
arrh DR.. Thomas Ec-
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the top. II cured me,
and | believe will cure
any cus q. Edw. :.
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BUFFALO, n. Y, Dec. 26-Governor
Cleveland will be rendered reception at
the city club on Saturday evening, Janu
AIRY 10, following the charity ball of the
9th, at which he is to be present as chief
patron
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1885-02-26
PENASCO February 10.

Mr.. b. f. Henry has gone to FL
Paso for the purpose of replenishing
his stock.
Stock OF all kinds in this section
look well, considering the severity Of
the winter thus far.
Mr.. G. w. Holland, with John and
Frank Sangors to assist him, is doing
thriving business in the mercantile
line at this place.
Your correspondent has been in.
formed that material is on the ground
for the erection of school house on
the lower Penasco. Aqua Chiquita
will follow suit, while the Upper
Penasco has a school house but con-
templates building a larger one.
Let Che good work so on. Precinct
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1885-02-26
NO. 12.

middle) seeking whom they may de.
your The best yoke of steers are
dead and the dog has been attacked
with hydrophobia, and the one that
spoke unto the Judge in that low,
melliaaous way Of his, has joined the
temperance society and it is thought
from his sad and melancholy appear
ance during the past few weeks, that
his next break will be to trv and
preach the gospel, by Cd. The
young man that was placed under
bonds to keep the peace says if the
boys do not leave him alone he will
not be able to keep his piece much
longer.
A.C. Mcdonald prosccucs.
John &. White defends;
When YOU go to Aqua Chiqaita,
Look out for F-e rl-s men.
tNJT
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1885-02-26

VIM. J. Spence wants us to cor
rect statement made a few weeks
ago, by saying the name of his office
is ''Pinos Wells" and mail arrives
twice per week. There you are,
William.
We noticed funny incident the
other day. Two men were going by
this office horseback. One was in
his shirt sleeves and had on white
vest; the other had on a heavy coat
and a scarf around his neck. Comes
pretty near being to the extreme,
doesn't it.
Our Penasco correspondent re-
ports several severe cases of loco
among the young people of both
sexes in that vicinity. The paper on
which his communication was written
was highly perfumed and one would
naturally bcleivo that the dread
disease had reached his neighbor-
hood. 1t would not surprise US one
bit, when he came to town again, to
see him with his hair soaked in
"bar's" oil and parted in the middle,
both in front and behind.
II dispatch from Santa Fe in the
Journal, of the 2lst says that ''four
prisoners working atthe penitentiary
quarry two miles north of town,
overpowered the two guards when
they quit work, took their guns and
clothing and escaped. They were
from Grant and Lincoln counties
and in for horse stealing. Their
names are Charles Ray, Charley
Spencer, Daniel Ewing and Gregory
SancAe.5." There has been no one
sent to the penitentiarry from this
county by the names mentioned
| above.
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1885-02-26
BCNIrO--F ebiuary 20.

Beautiful weather.
@. ?. Burt wears a broad smile.
Squire Charles Berry will make q
visit to his home in New Orleans, and
take in the Worlds Exposition.
With continuance of mild
weather, o,:r farmers Will Soon COM
menco operation. Oats millet and
barley Will be sown by some.
Most everybody is at work, and
with the expectations that tie Rosa
smelter will prove success, our
camp looks ahead to bright future
Mr.. Goodwin arrived in Bonito a
few days ago. He is the gentleman
that puts up the smelter on the Rosa
mlne. The Rosa is now showing a
l2-foot body Of splendid mineral,
and, on completion of the smelter
will turn out lots of bullion.
The Rio Bonito Silver Mining
Company (Chinaman) at its meeting
held the 9th inst, enthusiastically
resolved TO push the tunnel ahead,
and, us they have subscribed plenty
Of money, there will be no interrup.
tion of the work from this On. BY
order of the secretary, w. G. Ora.
bendike, the company caused to be
sunk prospect shaft to a depth Of
fifty feet, which shows two feet o.
solid, rich mineral at the bottom
| Work on the tunnel will be resumed
in few days, under the efficient
management of the hitherto beer
foreman, Joe Griesbobor, who, by
his interchangeable and conscientious
laboring for the best interest of the
company, gained their confidence, anc
they have re-engaged him. Wher
in due time the tunnel reaches til,
vein, we predict big strike Of min
| era1
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1885-02-26
$4,000 Reward.

The District Protective Associa-
tion will give the sum Of five hun.
dred dollars (S50000) for evidence
that will lead 10 the arrest and con.
viction of the parties implicated in
the malicious assault on the person of
one W. n. Miles, on or about the
night of Nov. 23rd, 1884, at his
ranch ON Upper Penasco.
\. W. BRyAN, j. =. EAKER,
President. Secretary.
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1885-02-26

Aires -3oLoES gaA, Lincola, y. NJ.
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1885-02-26

KOSW ELL--F eIbruary 25th.
Phelps White is expected home
from the east in few days.
Mr.. Howell and Maj. Richardson
started for Las Vegas to-day.
Farmers are busy planting and
cleaning their irrigating ditches.
A. II. Wheatstone returned home
last week from an extended trip to
Las Cruces and the lower Pecos coun-
try.
Tom White and one or two other
boys captured buffalo near Bosque
Grande ranch the other day by
lassoing and leading him to the
ranch. Tom says they intended to
make pet of him, but his antics
soon disabused their minds Of any
such idea, SO they made beef of him.
Green grass is already beginning
to show itself. The ground is in
good shape to give usplenty Of grass
early. No report of any loss in
stock and plenty Of good beef can be
bad on the range. With this show
ing the Contrasts striking, compared
with the ranges north and even east
OF us in the same latitude. This is
certainly unsurpassed as a stock
growing country.
Our petition for new school district
No. Is, embracing Roswell was
granted by our Superintendent, DR..
Lane, and the notices are now up
for the election of directors On Sat
urday 2Sth inst. We have an adobe
school house 20x40, with the walls
up which has been done by private
subscription and We hoped to be able
to finish il before this, but the school
fund is i'll such shape that we think
it "quien. sabe" case, for awhile
anyway. We are not disposed to
express any opinion as to the law,
equity, Or justice of the matter
as it now stands, but as it is
probable that the various distsicts i'll
the county have by this time become
acquainted with the law land you
know it takes considerable time to
find out what the laws are here,)
and complied with its requirements
and new districts have been form
ed since the apportionment was made,
we agree with you iii your suggest
ion Of last week that the easiest and
most equitable way to straighten it
all ont is for the Doctor to make
a new apportionment.
We think from statement in the
ERA of last issue that erroneous ideas
may have been formed iii regard to
the refusal Of Mr.. Cosgrove, our Z.
NJ, to sign the late proposed change
OF schedule on mail route from Stan
ton to Roswell. We will briefly state
his objections las stated to us) to
signing eitherof schedules submitted
to him. In first place, "a hours is
the time within which the depart
ment requires the mai! to be trans
mitted from Stanton to Roswell.
) by first schedule proposed it could
not have been done if the mail laid
at Lincoln all night. The second
schedule proposed did not connect
with the Seven Rivers mails at all
and the department forbids a p. NJ.
at end of route to sign any change
: that breaks connection with a route
already established. We are conf
dent Mr.. Cosgrove's action in this
matter was not from any arbitrary
or contrary motives, as he nor the
) people here, care when our mails
= reach US, so it is three times week
t and within the time the department re.
quires. lie simply complied with the
printed instructions on schedule will
regret that he could not do other
|, wise. Y. X. Y.
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1885-02-26
COUNTY NEWS


John McMurchy is sick abed III
White Oaks.
Read cur clubbing list with the
Chicago News.
J. ]. Dolan is having his premises
put under fence.
Ed. Fedrick took the blackboard
for Roswell Monday.
The familiar face of E W. Parker
was seen in Lincoln the last Of the
week.
w. J. Littell, of White Oaks, is
reported very sick, and his recovery
doubtful,
w. II. Hudgens was severely i'll
jured a few days ago by his horse
falling on lin.
The stock association of Penasco
is i'll a Hourishing condition, and
has 6l members.
John Ncwcomb, Esq, Of Ruidoso,
subscribed again for the ERA and ST.
Louis Republican, Wednesday.
Bernavel Mes was in Lincoln
Tuesday having location notices re-
corded for prospects in the Captain
mountains.
We publish time table in another
column, Of the arriving and departure
of buck boards, between TT. Stanton
and Roswell.
Capt. Daca is going to build an
addition t. his house on the east.
Stone is already on the ground for
the foundation.
| Nathaniel Sutton wants his
GOLDEN ERA forwarded to. him at
Mardalena instead OF Red Cloud as
heretofore. It shall be attended t.,
Nat.
\ Mr.. Pcdca, OF Paio Pinto coun-
Y, Texas, stociiman, was in Lincoln
the first OF the week. He will locate
in this county if he can procure a
ranch.
y. r. Cumnins, Of the LittleGcll
Cattle Company, was iii Lincoln The
first Of the week. He reports cattle
loiag finely along the Pecos viii
L very few exceptions.
The owaers Of the Rosa mine, OF
the Boaito, struck it rich last wee&
The ore body is variously estimated
ut from twelve to fourteen feet il
width, and assays $40 per ton
| W HoOp-et ieJSa'
News reached here the first Of the
week OF a horrible killing at Pine,
Wells, but no particulars, only tina;
the fight was between Mexicans
One woman and little girl and foui
or five men are reported killed.
VIII Ellis has bought out the
saloon fixtures belonging to Ed
Fedrick and will hereafter be founc
at the old stand. VIII understands
how to fix up drink good enough
for a king and no one is treateC
badly who enters his house.
| We will publish next week tho
proceedings of the stock convention
held at upper Penasco in January
The secretary sent the same th'
week after the meeting was held
but 1t never reached us. AS theT'
were several important resolution
passed, we think it best to publisl
it even at this late day.
The rk-haired youth spoken o
in last weeks issue has failed in hi
second attempt to catch on. Thi
time he had the promise of the cir
and they were to be married last Sat
urday night. His folks made pre-
parations, but at the last moment, tn
girl sent word that he was too young
Better give it up as bad job, youn;
man.
When you hear man sncering a
the local papers because they ar
not so big, cheap and newsy as othc
papers, you can safely bet that h
does not squander his wealth in as
sisting to make them better, an
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nAnnwAnE AND METALS.

aEEs--Cuilins, = doAep, s.OCt Gold DollAf,
q dOEru, 500 Diamond rdge, q dofeh' iu'V''
sKiLLrgs Ann LIps-A..c = nj sugar se,'
TiN PLArE-l. y. iO4ll, = hex, s.Oi !. g,
iAN4O, = box, 200; Teruo, lam, q box, I'm
rprnr, Nvcs, Il box, lao.
INwAkE-l'icced, discount " 9 cent
stamped, discount ~ p cent,
SoLpKK-So. |, iIc; No. rnd n lsc q n
Duck HORSE CoLLARs-So. ], IN = dozen
HAMEs-1wo loop, 400 f'oosen; ihree HOOP
TAcTs-in boxes IgD plperr, 2.5e u BOX,
GRuR HuEs-fi dozen, 7.5J; railroad PICKS
dozen, SO.
RCBEEF EsLrING-Disconnt ~ = cent ana
~ cent,
SHovrtS AND SPApEs-Rowiands a.
ruunI ~ "a cent; Amos ilst, sicel goods, Il 70
count lu and ~ r. cent, M,
HEAVY MISUNDERSTANDING, Euishe VIZ
aules, la.yI; siugietree', HhgoCs, SCI y t.,S'
pr"'sy, 22S; express, 2'pi wagon ,ohSae''
,a.uJ: hickory HxleS, ll,np; bols'ei, 10; coup.
ma poles, 40; spokcS, KIN select, 2.l5i
AK $50 sawed !s.loes, T. LOO; q 2ni
,!owdeu SHOES, $50; northwestern horse unlls,
Nn t. AGO: :, COS; \, 500: uGr iron, 10 raie;
H!pV Steel 70; spring steC }, "; cast steel, lsc
Hu8uIES-Grade y. and spring top, M.Wtg
upuD: do. open, lO.UWdHtuU; 30. hiHe spring
.np, iOlNGGl3i.O0; do. side bar, lDlyhtpiSl;OJ'
90 php'ons, ia5.ONQl5D,0O: g-ade IL. side
tN.O1; bump scat buggiss, EH.rkgSs1OO! pint
form springs, l!O,OGGi20,OJ; three spring wag-
qus, hho~0lilaiJ,
Nc. apGunpd, bar5ej wire, Go; gaivan-
Sed bsrb7c de
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CHAoHHRz-s c,la \. vi xxN, 'Hei ofesn'
Aoaps6iiys' iis r bo,. blue India. y =
ears, s9 Y losi. q ha'-' 40 v s"'i N
CxspLss-N,isr, rill weight, lS'Ioi short
pHGEsF-. F'uil cram, 80.
nOPF-isii 1lap 10 sisi cotton ropt, lhc,
CL0tH uirIEH- Round, enoi soFing l'D v
MsAsuHns-h hushol, iron bonni, ia 9
inrrn, e-hOOp Dntls, 2isi; h'hlnp, ID. =.
TUbsr-, meet, ~; nest t,3hi No l, VIZ v
dozen; Nal, tl"i Nu' a l1, -,. a. o.,
MsaPrISS PArER-Rag and straw, 10 ,te
Pow pFR-i.Ol r keg of ~ ms; Va do, 20
~. 10, lis; blasting tegs an hhol-dTop nag
lTtaAiu; brck, ? ist-.Hl, 800.
pfuRLEs -Cnow-cnow, 4-bsrrei barrel ~
l-gslinn rails, chow chow, lSi h.s' ilnh
CELLS, miici pickles, 10; glass pin'sl l,oi
s't.ils ,uafi,, 2lp; glass y gallon dsli : ANS
sailnn, e. b; glass hex, gallon, zoe, 4.
NAIkTHT!.-No. barrels, lai1; Mo- ! =
aslfeis, T.hi, No. h-haTrels, A1t No 7
,arrels, 80; No, 4 ,uaTgels, 40 No el'h'
-, No, Slts, lN6; No, kits, Lou,
HoIIAND HERsiSo- Impogtod. - y ses
SASbY-stick, NE = 10; nancy 10 2oe,
RAtsIss-lnudun lHyer,e. -, M.
CID.h-CrRb apple, 90; MlisopIl t1dei' @'
y enN IN; vinegar, Il gallon, ir@-uN, ~,
srI tCn-Pearl, i9iei royal glass, IA hoh'
on |. 10 packages, DC; cora starch, 10 paok
ages ~; D. u wood box glass ''.ci SID p"P''
Ns~ConcenIratod, s,I5si.QO.
JUGs--Me quotes lilo Il gallon fr shheu'
l sgtcks, lOc "A gallon TOR Elnf ~; 80. a =. 49,,
| .plu AToEs-2-ih standard, lOai SIN s'an'
lara, ii.2o. ....,,., ~,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bacon, bAci snort di3
s,ll y. tl;Sc; breakfast bacon, h'aoi hams
tfhsp
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IinCuR s..
A,nnno1r.M rallnn. Eg.@ 3. al.l 10

ALcouoL1-9 gallon, 52.@ e s2.to
bEANDrEs-DoTaestic y geiluh,s}."' - SS.Sl'
lu,uutg,u cognac, lSi7,f gallon FihJi .,;0.J;
80 800; 1866, $3.50; 1850, 7:4J; 1858, $500
ss-, 1850; CtaTd, NGpuy g Cos coEAac, 80
i5li; 1870, 500; 1851, $500 lsls, Fil-5; bs.
luei, Bpbouche a Co. cognac' 1873, 1i.bli is'C
$3.50; isiS, 900 ,-,-.,-
s,Is-i ,olnestic, New orr or Philadelphia
: gallon, $50; HO,nnd = gallon, t@IgD2.s3j
air Robert Burnctt's Old Tom, { gallon s, "a
40. s.; Sir Robert Hurngli's ola Tom, h cash,
M5yGg.uJ; Holland, n case, $50.
WalsKY--L0usiaua reetiGad, s5 y cent,
proof 2 gallon, Sl.l5; Western, fl.iTsi,2l
suucE0n, 81 .4W03SJ; Rye, Sl5kGSh'; scotch
imported, Ss.OO@4.25i Irish, imported, H@
CYhMPABKEs - ouderer Carte EiHucr
lrur;e, 4 dozen, H.CD; Piper u eldseick,o quarts
= aoEan $500; krug N Co, quarts, r Dozen
.4.5g; aoer q ChaudOu, Slllgfy M0Usseu%, n
'0yo1, 2LGD; CreMaNt DAY IS dozen, $50; o.
Il, Mumm ~ Co.'S, pini-, - 1Gai'oaa!i dry
yerecnay, 2i.75; EYtry Dry 2,.5O.
rs-Cnliforpia Clnrot e gallon, bGJ5j
2isulaudsl no. |, T. gallon, i0lgid; inpofIgt
.lFrgls, per csslt, 70.0EUs0.0c; eue c.aTeis, 4
on-g, gO.6RIl75C0; MGioc, u case, hGii ~,
icllan n case, $50; MargauN, : case, 7iJ:
yorto Cauet, 4 case, l0cN; LaroSei i rsae
20 LCovill, b case l20Ji Chateau Lah''s
~. 2s.Uj: nrriaarv, u ca.e. 1%,f15.iU
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ASs,GNeE'S NOTICE.


NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN TIA on
~ the 18Th day of Deceulber, 1851, kace
Shi Ids, o Dallas county, Texas, granted ann
assigned 10 the undersigned, residingat No.
627 Elm street, Dallas. Texas, all of his crop
erty and estate, real, person;l and mixed, IN
Guiding all his chases In act ion,'t d dyeis,
claims and demands, due to him, or which
might become due, (save and except surh
property as by law IS exempt from eXecu-
tom To- the benefit OF such of his creditors
ouiy as VIII consent to accept Tn ir progo
tionh share of his estate and dischnr &c MIN
from theirre spectiYe claims. Prov ded, now
ever, that he should not e discharged rom
Liabilities 10 creditor who does not receive
as much as one-ihrd Of tn amount cnud
allow d in his favor us n valid claim against
his estate. The creditors Of said Shields con-
senting 10 such assgnm emf are hereby roii-
fed to make known to me their conse'i IN
writing within four mon MS afI CT the pnbi-
cation of this notice.
JAMES MORONEY, Assignee.
Dallas, Texas, ] ,nuary l. 1855.
All persons indebted TO Kane Shields are
requested to pay such indebtedness to me III
my Office No. 6Z7 Elm street, Dallas, Texas,
otherwi Sc theclaims will be placed in the
hands of an attorney for collection.
JAMES MOkUNEI. Assignee.
ian ditW3t
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-22

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