The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1894-03-29
DISTRICT COURT.

The following criminal business was
taken up by the court last week.
Territory vs. Thomas A. Gutter ct al,
assault, dismissed.
Territory vs W. M. Needham, dismissed
Territory vs. T. M, Crockett and r. M.
Hopper, carrying deadly weapons; ap-
peal; lower court sustained.
Territory vs Florentlna Terraces, dis
missed.
Territory vs. Jose Torres y Chavez, jury
trial, verdict not guilty.
Territory vs. Dorateo Armiio, jury
trial, verdict guilty, fined $25.
Territory vs. Frank Garst, insulting
while armed; jury trial; verdict not guilty
Territory vs Juan Bernal, jury trial;
verdict not guilty.
Territory vs Eddy Lord, two cases;
sent to Eddy county.
Territory vs S. B. Cleveland, perjury;
sent to Socorro county.
Territory VS. Henry Brown, same
charge, same disposition.
Territory vs. Ed Brown, two cases,
sent to Chavez county.
Territory vs Henry Brown, cattle steal
ing, two cases, sent to Chavez county.
Territory VS. Geo. Craig, two cases,
sent to Chavez county.
Territory VS. w. A. Graham, carrying
deadly weapons; dismissed.
Territory vs. A. B. Ealy, continued.
Territory VS. James Barrett, murder,
from Eddy county; jury trial; verdict
guilty; sentenced to hang at Eddy on
April 81,
Territory vs. W. M. Lane, assa ult to
murder, continued.
Territory VS. Robert Mcfarland, MUIR
der; from Socorro county; now on trial.
Chas. A. Stevens was granted divorce
from Maria A. Stevens.
In speaking of the EAGLES PROPOSE
tion that something be done to attract
attention to the advantages White Oaks
has to offer capitalists, business man
suggests that an association OF hun
dred mon having business or property in
terests in the city be formed, each mem
ber to contribute one dollar month for
the support of fund to be used for the
promotion of the progress of the city,
The plan suggested is good way OF
getting at the desired object. A dollar
month falls lightly on the individual
but with the aggregate much good could
be accomplished il fjudiciously expended
But who will take the initiative in get.
ting such an organization ION its feetY'
The fast oyster train between Balti
more and Kansas City has been taken
off, and in consequence the Hotel Ozanne
served its guests with the last "big phat'
bivalves for the season last Sunday. The
fresh oysters for Sunday feature OF the
house had been one of its attractions
during the winter. In place OF the shell
fish, however, the tables will be supplied
daily with new Observation-Disclosures, on
ions, radishes, new cabbage, beets, spin
ach, vegetable oysters, &c. These will
be followed by the frnits in their sea
sons and thus the round of good things
kept up through the year.
Mr.. L. s. Davis, we'll known mining
man Of Pueblo, arrived in the city yes
terday morning and went out to tn,
Vera Cruz on the Lincoln stage. Mr.
Davis is largely interested in this min,
and is here to see the test run on the or,
made. This mine has had its ups anC
downs, but the men now interested in i
appear to mean business, and il the tes
now being made proves satisfactory the,
will push work vigorously aud on larg,
scale. There IL vast amount Of ore il
sight, and 1t seems no fanlt OF the min'
that it has not been yielding good re
turns to somebody before.
Barrett, the Eddy county murderer
tried in this county on change ~ venue
was found guilty Of murder in the frs
degree, the jury being out but "a min
utes He WIS sentenced to be hung a
Eddy on April 81; or, il appeal be taker
to the Supreme nourt, then the date o
execution is fixed for September II.
The Jicarillas district need an addi
'ion Of working capital to make II aRrea
gold mining annex 10 White Oaks
Thrre IL gold everywhere in the mount
aims, but the formations are 30 broker
mp that men with small mems max,
slow progress in developing mines.
1t is now claimed by the AIbuquerqu
papers that the Denver and RIO Grand
railroad is headed for that city via 90
chiti. The aforesaid papers ar
consequently rejoicing In the prospec