The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1895-04-25

white stripe in face and two hind feet
white. Also one cream, dun horse, colt,
one year oil, no brands. $40 reward
will be paid if above described horses are
delivered to r. A. ROBERTS,
Jicarila, n M.
MEMS and Boys Straw Hats at clos
ing out prices at Wiener's.
Subscribe for the EAGLE and get one
of those incompatible World Almanacs,
Paul McCourt, who recently left here
for Cripple Creek Is now rounding up
old friends at Medford, Wis.
Ridgeway guarantees to his custom
ers that bis Prices are and will be as Low
as at any store in White Oaks.
Squire Blanchard loaded up on legal
blanks at the EAGLE office yesterday and
is now prepared to subpoena you as a
witness, put you under bonds to keep
the peace or commit to jail
If you want to shine in society and
don't want your coat to shine, buy one
of our Clay Worsted Suits received yes
terday. They never shine or wear glossy
ZIEeLER Bros.
The Christian Endeavorers' social al
the Congregational church last Friday
night WAS quite success. 1t was mere
ly social gathering with songs by Mes
DANES McOourt and Raible. winding up
with a spelling match and lots of talk
Golden Rule Lodge No. 16, l. o. 0. F
will give their anniversary ball at Too.
ley's dancing academy tomorrow night
or course it will be successful and
pleasant social event. Those who like
to enjoy an evening in the merry whir
will find what they are looking for al
the Odd Fellows Ball.
Eddy Current; String Beans, the Chi
naman who for the past year or NOR.
has run restaurant near the depot, will
leave on the Goth to open mess hall al
point eight miles elst of White Oaks
in the Jicarillas, to feed the miners tC
he employed by a company formed fol
the purpose of developing a mine dis
covered by w. L. Whitmire, said to pro
duce samples of ore which have shown
by assay value of Ave hundred dollars
per ton in gold The company is sait
to consist of S. 3. Mendenhall, M. Sat
terwhite, jeff N. Miller, Geo. Miller, w
I. Whitmire, and several Roswell capi
talists The niue will commence b,
employing fifty men.
The OLD ABE EAoLL is published /,
in one of the richest gold mining dis
tricts in the west, and naturally it
friends look TO it for mining news.
ought not TO disappoint them -Neu
MeTicdH. 1t doesn't. The scribes o
this paper have the perhaps oldfashionet
idea that news which mlsleads ia no
news ut all. Whatever concerning thi
camp is borne to the world by the EA
GLE may be depended In as near I,
truth as could be gotten at the time
The publication OF any other kind of mat
ter reacts in tho end against both tht
camp and the paper. II some prospec
tor strikes indications OF gold it is moi
in this office. considered necessary or 10
the best to flaeh before the world news
that mountain Of ore is sight and that
bonanza mine is an assured thing Of th
"nesr future" There are two prospect
in the camp now developing into wha
promise TO be such mines as those no'
being operated. When The time come
tile news will be given. The same vii
bo done in regard 10 the outlying dis
tricts. booming would ouly have Tia
effect of bringing u surplus of moneyles
people here, to their own detriment, 10
White Oaks isn't poor mans camp OK
cept in so far us he can Iind wages employ
mont. II takes money to develop mine
IN this section. and men with money ar
not easily gullible in those days. even
we had auy desire to gull them. Th
district is gotd one aud with goo
future and best elements prefer /
have II advertised only on its nlorils.