The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1895-03-07

A child of Mr.. and Mrs Wm. Alexan-
der of Texas Park died last Monday of
scarlet fever.
The Military Institute at Roswell is to
got $1,000 year for support in addition
to the $4,000 in bonds for buildings.
Gallup has issued $1,000 IN bonds for
building lew school house, and is ad-
vertising for bids on the construction.
$7,143,800 in gold, 491 coo silver dollars
and $4,000 in minor coins are said to
have been added to our stock of cash in
1894.
The town of Bland is olated over the
prospect of having fifty ton stamp mill
in operation there within the next two
months. 1t will work ores from the Co
chit mines.
Ziegler Bros are showing some very
nice early spring Patterns OF Ginghams,
Calcos, Sateens ETC., which they received
a few days ago.
The Roswell Register says: The wagon
road from here to White Oaks will be
put in frstclass condition. 1t will cost
nearly $4,000, and Mr.. Hagerman has
subscribed 81 800 OF the amount.
A young man named Bob. Payne was
accidentally killed few days ago near
Musgrave's ranch in the Pecos valley by
the discharge of his revolver, which fell
from his pocket while he was STOPPING
and struck the hammer against the
ground.
Roswell Register: Any one who knows
the whereabouts of Frank Overman, Jas.
Mills, or Charles Crofford will do us a
favor by informing us. They left the
vicinity Of Colorado, Texas, some months
ago for hunting trip in the mountains
west of Roswell and have not been
heard from.
The new board of immigration ar-
pointed by the Governor is composed of
the following gentlemen Frank A. Man.
zan0res, Elias Slower, L. b. Prince, Jas.
A. Baird, James X. Livingston, NJ. NJ.
Salazar, Romero Gonzales, Pedro San
chez, William Locke, Honry Grant, Max
Frost, Jose G. Chaves, Nicolas GALES,
j. G. Clancy, Joseph e. Sheridan, w. O..
Norman, J. ]. Leeson, G. G.. Blodgett,
G. A. Richardson, j. G.. Albright.
Lincoln News: The dance given by
Troop A, First Cavalry, was a grand sue
cess and was pronounced by all present
to surpuss all hops ever held at this
post. The dance was well attended by
the Lincoln and Stanton folk. Supper
was served at midnight The tables
were well supplied with choice eatables
and twenty eight couples were seated at
the first table, with as many moro at the
second.
A dispatch from San Francisco snys:
San Francisco agents OF China and ia
pan bankers are checking the flow of
silver from Colorado, Utah aud Nevada
to the Orient by way OF New York, and
are shipping bullion to Hong Kong and
Y0kahama from this port. Silver ship
ments are increasing monthly. A local
smelling concern separates gold and sill
yer in the bullion, after which the silver
is re shipped abroad in solid bars. The
cost OF shipping 1000 in fine silver from
Denver to Hong Kong. via New York
and London is sl906, and by way OF
San Francisco sl4. The Bank Of Cali.
fornia and French bank have III large
measure changed tho flow OF the i'm
mense silver output, which is pronounced
a commercial triumph for San Francisco.
China, Japan aud other Oriental coun.
tries have for years been the largest con
suWers OF silver in the world, having re
ceived through San Francisco aud Lon.
don during the past six years $4,000,
600.