Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1886-01-28
Picked Pigs feet ut Whelan's.

Fresh Cream Cheese, direct from
the East, at Wlielan's. i
Those wishing the ''Texas Cow
boy" in White Oaks, can get same
bv calling at G. r. loung's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Captain Baca and
daughter Sarah started for Los l.u-
mas, Yesterday, to attend the mar
riage of Mr.. Mariana I. Sena, of
Santa Fe, to Miss Iulema Romero,
of Los Lunas. The ceremony takes
place in the church at the last named
place, Tuesday, February ,. Mr..
and Mrs. Baca will be gone some
time, and will probably visit Santa
Fe before they return.
Kansas Corn Meal, just received,
at Whelan's.
l.. S. Marshal John Trotman, who
is also captain of the Indian police
at South Fork, in company with f..
7. McCaughlcv, the agents clerk,
made this Office pleasant call, Fri
day. The latter lived at Gilman, H.,
a number Of years ago, which is only
fourteen miles from our old home.
He knew a number of our old ac-
quaintances, which made his iisit
with us doubly pleasant.
August Cline is building long,
7-room adobe, 130x1S, near his old
ranch, which he intends to fit up into
a store and stoppingover point, be-
tween Roswell and Lincoln. Mr..
Cline, we warrant, will do we'll in
his new business. There has been a
demand for such business for many
months, and we know of no one
more pleasant and sociable than the
gentleman Just named to run it.
Pat Garrett met Mexican horse
back few days ago, and remarked
to gentleman riding with him that
he believed the Mexican was a
horse thief. That very night Mr..
Garrett received Il card from ColfaX
county, n. NJ, Offering 500 reward
for the arrest Of horse thief an.
sUefing the description Of the MAN
he met earlier in the day, to a dot
Garrett and Mr.. bills took in the
gentleman, landing him here III the
iail last week. The thief pOt
away with a horse, saddle, bride
pair of field glasses and a six shooter
Bologna Sausage at Whelan's.
Mr.. j. s. Lea started for Roswell
Monday forenoon, on private busl
ness. This is Mr.. Lea's third trip
outside of Lincoln in three years
having visited TT. Stanton twice be.
fore. He is thinking of investing
soon, in just what, he, himself, does
not know In case he does, he may
leave Lincoln entirely. We wisl
Smith success in any Of his under
takings, but hope he may change his
mind and still stay with us as Lin
coin eounty's jailer. To find bet
ter or more honest official than SmitI
Lea, one would have to go ii long
ways.
The reception at Saia Hall, Monda,
night. in honor of Jas. h. Brent, oul
sheriff, was success in the full
meaning Of the word. 1t was one
of the most pleasant parties we have
ever attended in Lincoln. Graceful
couples gIided to splendid music un
/ til three o'clock in the morning
The only complaints we heard, were
that there were too many out, wbicl
only goes to prove the deserving
popularity of Mr.. Brent. Such par
ties are really enjoyable, and it does
one good to notice so much innocen
mcrriment. 70 see the young ant
middlc-aged go hand in hand, thei
countenances cleaning with plea
sure, is not only pleasant picture
but goes a long ways towards max
ing life worth the living. Let u
have another of the same kind.
Last Monday night, a week ago
a young boy known as Francisco
Brown, stole horse from a Mesca
lery Indian on the reservation, ant
made away with him. The follow
ing night he was captured at Tula
rosa by Frank Taylor and turne,
over to the United States marshal
Mr.. Andrew Loomis, who was a dep
utv sheriff under Sheriff Poe, sup
posing the thief to belong to thi
county, having committed the thief
within her borders, prevailed upol
Deputy L. S. Marshal Trotman t
turn the prisoner over to him. Nh
Ioomis arrived in Lincoln with tn
boy Friday, the 22nd inst, an,
turned him over to Jailer Lea. Th
following day L. S. Marshal Trot
man arrived ard demanded the pris
oner, stating that he was Unite
States subject and should be place
in the 'Dona Ana county Jail. \
the he 'hc boy stole was from tn