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Golden Era, 1884-07-17

The front page of 1884-07-17. 624 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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to-day (Thuraday) to eloc'. dalesatf-t to tho County Ci'tirciiiicii nbirl, U callcd for the 21t inn. ! J. A. TonilifiKin i fix iny up an old adobe buildiuf: near J'linny Hurley ' for his pliotoyrapli "gallery. We are under obligation to .taino Hoid, J. I. (rtumbles nnd P.iul Wajjo nor, for assislauutr in loading our prctí and material at White Oak. Our fnend coining to the county scat will fjnd our ollic? iu Ilia uourt. bou?n, up-atair. Whnioti riiit llii hub, don't I'o r; ut to ve ti a rail. M"o went howti a beautiful apc""! apc""!-mcn - mcn apc""!-mcn of copper glance from a recent uriko in the Kcd Cloud Lode, Gallina diílrict. Ar. J. iSpt ncois part owner and has the management of. tho prop criy. A petition largely igitrtd by the bet peoplo of Lincoln and Ko.ividl, nai aent to AVaihington Tnrnday pravii for a daily until to these points. Lin Lincoln - coln Lincoln bnig the couniy taxi it hoii!d have a doily mail by all odds, a ijil the rotiutj'a buniiieu ia done lie.rs. 'fb lower country it fast filling up, and the want of thoie people should nut b ignored. We hare kit about one hundred aud twenty-Are bead of cattle and bórica between El l'aro and Hudget rnch. The cattlo hate various Mcxi Mcxi-can - can Mcxi-can brands, and are fretbly branded with anchor (upaido down) on thu side. The hora: have same brand, on left shoulder. Anrouc iioticiug aloe Is with above brand will ba liberally paid by notifying the a.t;int marta gor of the Coyote and Ked Lako Cattftr Company, "White Oaks, X. M. W. H. IlCDtiESS, A. M. Tueídtiy eveniiif; Ciimplaint w itiado a gain. t Leandro Pacheco, liviti liviti-thrco - thrco liviti-thrco milea o.nt of Liucohi. for anault anault-ing - ing anault-ing hi. wife. Deputy sheriff Rront ar ar-rested - rested ar-rested the acciMttd, nnd the foilowins.' aftorinu'tt he wan tried before- Jusiích Aguayo. The prisoner's" wife has quito nn uglr wound on the forehead, which she cln i i. was dono with a ease-Vnifo in the bauds of her huband. The ae. t used claim that she received the etit. by falling and striking hr heat) against a skillet or the casing of tho door. Justice Aguayo placed the bond at $500 for tho prisoner's appearance at the next term ol court, and, as we g to press, ho has not bisen able to secuto the necees rv bond. No;icr. I hare sold my entire brand of rattle. to the Cojotc and Ked Lako Cattle- Company. I will assume full inaaage maul for tho company during the ab sence of Dr. Wm. Y. Provost. W. H. Hi-iiojES. Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine. The August numbe r, abounding tviili edifying nnd pleasant reading, is al- r'-'ady upon our table, and is always welcome. '-.New oaland and the Can Canterbury - terbury Canterbury Sdllcrncni" is tho opening ar article, - ticle, article, by Hor. T, Pcmbt r, B, A., with numerous illustration. Tho late Lady niftn,:ht Murt,1,-Vi ltuv B- Weatherlry, Jam, E, A. Hand. V. James Croil, Jamo IJiickham, Alfreton Hervey, Mrs. Alex, under, J. Alex, Patten, and other favor favorito - ito favorito writers, have contributed lo this number, The editor, T. De TVItt Tal Tal-inage, - inage, Tal-inage, P.O., gives some excellent "Ad "Advice - vice "Advice lo Young Peoplo," and the Homo Pulpit In a icrm.m of hi, "is Llf Worth Living?" There mo two Inter, esting serials, and sketches, cssayi, 1ocmi, etc.; a miscellany, intsresthi" and liiitniclivc, nnd the usual record of important event, editorial f omrnent, obituaries. .!., t ie. Price 25 cents a number, '.',00 a year, postpaid. Mk Pram Lr.suK, Publisher, ;'?. ?' ar Piii Ph-f, Sin Y-ik.

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