White Oaks Golden Era, 1883-12-13

tics", come! During French)'" absence bis shop is run by Mr. C. Haltoii, Two or three in in ing sales are on the string, we uudersinnd. May 'hey pros- !'' , . . . . . - : , Lots of folks ordering ucv clothes at the local agcucy. for Wauauiukcr & Brown. . , ,. , - The Southwestern Slagn Co", have put on nn elegant new coach, which is a mnilel of stvle aud convenience.. Daidel Turner, nn ex-resident of Wnito Oaks. i cpendlng t lie winter at New Orleans whither The Era also Tho boys rrpmt cold weather In' the White mountain. Come iu boys; While Oaks is big enough and warm enough' for you. 11 "Frank," ono of the Carrizoio boys, tins made break nn ( gMis to ''Yxas to see his gin What will a 'ellow not do for a gill ?. K'.en go to Vcxa. Mr. Eugene Flinti lias been appointed day .watchman of the Delaware Mill'. Anyone attempting to steal Iho door knobs will bo promptly paralyzed with, a p iuon club. , ' A great many of our single ynuua men have gone into bachelors quarters for the winter. We need ladies here almost as tvorse like we ought to hnve a stamp-mill. .,, , . . .. ... 1 Our cheerful fellow cit.i7.0n Mr. W. II. Weed is the unparalellod bear-storv man. He at one Mino sold $1,200 worth, of meat off from one bear and had enough left to start a butcher shop. He does not stato how lnrgo the bear was. Our friend Mr. J. P. C. Lungston stnrts again soon to Mahziiio to buy some more catllo. Ho goes horseback, and has to camp two nights. If he is not careful, he Will get caught out this oold weather and freeze some of his name off. The prettiest music wo have heard is the Glass stamp-mill,' pounding away day nnd night. Forty stamp, instead of ten, might just as well boat woik here; we have plenty of miner it, an don't vou forget It. . we're L'üir íc. have it milled, sonn:lnic. Our popular attorney, Mr. George T. Bent I, is now at Wilming'on, Del., where hp will interview the member of ihe I) tl-awaro mill company on rn.it rn.it-ler - ler rn.it-ler of a le'g'il nalnre. Wii beliove Mr. Ben'! will bring west with him his es estimable - timable estimable wife nnd fami'y. , Sam William returned Tuesday evening from a rattier unfortunate trip from the railroad. Ho went over to meet bis wife, who, for pomp reason, did notarrivo iii'time, nnd on his trip home had Iho further 'misfortune to have one of his horses tiren k a leg, ir, becoming by aniño means cnlangled in it picket rope. Subscribers of Tub Era will observe that this week they get two papers in stead of one, receiving each a copy of the thtea'to A ewt. a still continne to offer The Eka nnd Chienyo A'ews for one year at $2.ú0, and the long list of subscribers who have handed us their names on these terms, show the appreciation iu which our generous offer is hehl. The. Mexican jury have found our old cllizen Joel Fowler guilty of mur der 111 me nrst negree, ao one now will criiiei.e a Mexicun jury like that. Sntisfaoliivi is every where expressed at the verdict. Joel lias got it in the ucek this. time. LATErt.T-Tlie motion for anew trial in the Joel Fowler case Is overruled rnd Fowler sentenced to hang 011 the 4th ofjantinrv An tiiifort'inate creature, who. under the Influence of liquor, hnd apparently become entirely demented, afforded some so called sport for some of the more unfeeling of his associates, a few nights ago.. Wo are told by a rcliahle g"iilleinan, for whom the poor fellow lias worked, lhat when sober ho is by no means hnlf-wlttod, hut of good in telligence. Go easy on him, boy. At the last moment before írnino' to , t prcMS tc ,,,,, wh tmjl of burros passed through town.' We' set nitv !......... m.,,,.,,, , .vnti. ,, and elsr where, on ibclr trip to mid from the ro-ervatl.m. And tlil ex . . plain the character or ther permit to limn upon me, reservation. Major L'"'"!')"!, Hrjr j-inr Jisr-tn.

CAMP and COUlSfrY. ShcritT Poe it i 1 town. : I). V.. Taylor is in fioin tlio D'HiitD. Walter Church wa up front tho Bo Bonito - nito Bonito Saturday, G. AV. VanSicklc came up from his Sacramento ranch laH wrnk. John Morton, of While. Water, is spending a few dnys in our city.' The tnx collector is around, and is raking iu the.dcliiiq'if.'nt shekels.- The men are all laid oiron the Lil'le Man. Reirenchiuent, not cessation. ! It is feared that the Delaware gold mill hns closed down for the winter.- Charley Wall, of Millie's Pecos ranch, pnid While Oak a visit the lat of the week. ! Mr. Biederitinn lata aaxayer bf the D.'lavVare Mills, left on Sunday for AriziMia. He U after something. Tom ' Willev is hack from Ron' camp, in the Jienrillaa. Ho faileii to connecl on the ligot footed blacktail or the wary gobbler. ... W. E Anderson, President Lincoln County Stock Associati ni, is iu War War-rensburg, - rensburg, War-rensburg, Mo., whero he will remain till the first of next month. A parly of hunter from McPheraon & Bijrtra' finw-iuUI, passed ' through town Sunday, en rente for Ihe Oscuras. They report litile game cl-cwhcre. Jesie Hollou nnd J. W. Alexander arc doing the carpenter work on tl.e new drug store. When finished, lili will be the finest business house in White 0".ks. Col. Milne and wife starled Monday on a rather chilly rido to Unwell, where the Colonel will hr closer to hi hiego entile interests, n.id where the indispensable Era follows him. Work on the Solitaire progresses finely, nnd the b"ys ilon'i feel solitary by tiny means. This vein tiny yet prove the life of the camp. We hope the conUaet-workeii will realize hand handsomely. - somely. handsomely. By favor of Mr. Frank Lnn, lntely retuni'.'d from the lower country, we are in receipt of nn elegnni photo, graphic view of ib ranch and prem prem-les - les prem-les uf Cant Len, of Koswell, which show verv nicely indeed. . The Puxious ir,;-ii.ls of J. A. Alcrrk. Ihe jrriitn! cow-man of C111Í7.07.0, who had for a Wei C mourned hhn as dead, arc glad to know he was only lost somewhere, in the lower country. He bobbed up serenely Sunday. Some talk is afloat ab( ut making some go.id Indians if the present wandering bands continuo to be tnei with. It is to ho hoped nothing Of the kind wi.l happen 1 lie Indians are good enough on the reservation, aud there Is not the slightest danger from them. Too many Winchester in tho county, Siill, Major Llewellyn would better watch his pota a little. ' The fat, hearty nnd linppy inayor.of Manchester, Louis Monjeau, reprts that on Sunday morn ing he was visited by leu full-panoplied Apache bravo, who, for visiting cards, presented a puss permitting '-four Indians to hunt on this reservation." They did not seem to want anything but "lubac," mid got uivi'y wiih Louie' D.irhatn very rap id')'. This 1 the third party which has been seen wandering aroiiad. They appear iiuiouiut of any wrong utuuliou. If they ever maku a break 011 the mayor of Manchester, soino one will get hint, his check didu't scein very badly blanched with terror. Our Lincoln correspondent, having hied hi nself to the iiriuuiahis lut veel, we very much rcgnt not being able iu this l-sun of the EitA to give a description of the two gr ind afluir at Lincoln on tnc nights of Iho 5ih And Oih Inst, given iu honor of Col. John Cliiftum and "his boys," who hail been 'running tuicoint'oriab'y looso in the Lincoln section of country, for a few days At tie beginning, of the pit week. W feel, however, Hint on his return from the mountain trip, our correspondent will do the subject u7 justice, and it wil. be with hn meat exquisito pleasure Imiginuhle that we shr,l1 jiva publicity t-o the sama.

too cool to ride a burro now, ' j Five aces in one small, little game of poker, nil at the same lime, is pretty good. Col. .Tewett has left for a short vi- il to Engle, Las Cruces and the lower count rv. : Ii is iu order for the 5 uth ltome ltome-take - take ltome-take people to start up nnd give the camp a lift. Billy Lane and Joe Lea started yester yesterday - day yesterday for tho While inouutaiu to do assessment work. .. . Fred Mayer left yesterday for So. corrii1 with a load of or from the HflvLl'oen, in tíie (íiilüiiiis. ' 1 Jones Taliaferro & Co., have 1,000 head of Keleeted shetp for sale or will trade them for stock cattle. The sVjw of Wedi, esday starled out tho deer-hunters In force. At going to press we have not heard results. A. K. Lea returned from the rail railroad - road railroad with tits family, last Wetlirsday. Thev will occupy the Hoiking property- " " W. C. McDonald, assisted by We. Lewis nnd-W. S. Ueddiug,'are making the rock fly on the Forgotteu aassuss aassuss-meul. - meul. aassuss-meul. , . v ' Y Wo hear that A P. Lncy had the misfortune to have a rib broken Tues Tuesday - day Tuesday nisi lit, the result oí a friendly wrestling bout, j ; : il . The bots sny they like to work for Uncle John Wilson, because lie always brings a bittle' of ntjuardimtt with him good stuff, too. ' T' Prof. Dye has been engaged lately in tnakiug a large number of as-wys for the Baby Mino company, represented here at iireseni'by Mr. Derbyshire. Yon may see in tlie nlgut-timc now, glitleiing away up on the sldf of Baxter peal:, Iho caniVflic of the boys who aro working tho Ghdntouc Min Mining - ing Mining Co.'s assessment. Chas Giogan, who has been clerk ing for.M. Whiteuinii, 1-ft lor Las Vegas last Friday, where be expects 1 lie same employment with the firm of Gross Bhickwcil & Co. We hear prophesies that tho camp will be dull lliis winter, nnd some of hoys talk of leaving. Don't you do it, hoys; it is no better elsewhere, nnd vou will soon bo back. ' ' ', Marshall Pnruer. Elmer Atihrigh: sud F. M. Franks f -r I0 Oseiiras, Tliu.-silny. They will do tln-nssn'sini'iil w.ii kon three cl tims, belonging 10 Mr Parker, before they r. iiun. J. P. C. Iangslon, returned from M in.'iuo Friday, where ho has been buying stock. Ho bought fovly-two head of cows and calves, which he sold t W. II. Iludgfus and (liarles Brmon. . All iiiound us we bear of robWica shooting affrays, r ws, tliefis and gene ral russcdtiess, ;V'liito Oaks is dis- gr iced by no such aff.iirs and is. as quiet and ovderly a Iowa as you may find Anywhere, Judge Blnnch.ird Is roaming around the street with an eager glitter In his eye. lie is seeking whom he may marry, Yta, verily, saith the Judge, it is a cold day when 1 get left; and behold, am I not left ? Fred Froseolt, a brother of Mr. Lon lvlwards, arrived In the Oaks, from Old Mexico, Thurd.n last, Fred is an old White O iks boy, and his many friends were glad to see hhn Ho left for Kansas Monday. if we cant catch on one wkv, we will nuoiher, or else nil ar mod. The recent find of silver ore on tho Large Hope', discloses a sireak quite thin as yet, to be sine, of s'arllingty rich ore The nssayer's eves hung out. This shows how little we really know of tho wealth heuealh our feet. .We will get there. , M. G. Pa den, who Is attending' the1 Louisville Medical College, in (I letter to a friend, says that he ami W. N. Moore who is attending the same1 college-are getting quite portly, the j latter weighing 204 pound nnd 'l'e, firmer 161. Wo nra pleased to lenrn

of cholee coal, aun a whole country fu! of splendid wood, .ought certainly t satisfy - the doubling... For fV.50 a Mexican will haul a hoapiug ' load of pinoti wood, which falls into r;ord -wood aud piles itself up at tho touch of nn axe, and bursts luto llamo at tho sight of a mntclu Tin)' woulri give six Wis a basket for this wood back In the stuios, forkhirLing-ond, but here we think noUiing ot it, . . Notice I ,'.!",'," ' ! A meeting' of the members iif the Lincoln County .Stick Association Will take place' on ; ; -i i Monday Jan. si. "84. at to o'clock a. m. at Ros veil, for the pnrposo of transact transacting - ing transacting Very important business awl ex extending - tending extending an opportunity to 'other stock men to uniie. It is voir impcrtant for all member to be present.: 1 1 W. E. Andehsov, i'resideut. Red Cloud, Dec. 7th, 1S88. ' Editor Gulden Em : , , 'Ihe most important oient of Jie . ciured hero on theOth. It commenced raining on the evening of :ho nth and culminated iu a ternilla snow storm,, Ihe wind blowing a gale and travelers seeking shelter atevery available point. , The simw drifud in ome p..)ce twó feet deep, which settle the water problem for the present. It ivas be becoming - coming becoming a very scarce article in lliioi neighborhood. Messrs. Spoticu aud Howard ri i wn.a t from Maii7.:ino a few day ago, whi.ro. they had been on business conuco!: .--i' withsoine of the most noted uiiu'ui ioterepls of this distrh't. Mr. Brown and Mr. Ilartull paid our camp a visit tin woek. I hey we.10 much pleaded with what they s.ur in the way of mining prospects aud tin; general aspect of this part of Lincoln co'in'y. Their visit may revi It in hi ing- ing in some capital that w"i develop sqine of the good prosper ' camp. Mr. Langston, of White ( through here a few day or 50 head of stock calilo Mr. C. B. Smith an snow bound at lied Chin two on their way to I It Is gen rally upp of tho country tliat Go approtirinted tj his 0 mare that belonged to White Oaks. Tne unid 011 tho north sido of t. bhe has a lump on the blind iu one eye. Tra.rcl is the mat that left White Oaks, lust winter, be between - tween between two days. ,. :. Prank Leslie' Sunday Magaaine. The editor (T. Do Witt Tannage, D. D.,) coininenccs the flftt-tutlt volume, oud year very brilliantly I he presents iu the Ja.iiinry number a most attract attractive - ive attractive and interesting holiday one, replete replete-with - with replete-with ilelig iiful reading of an arilsüi) 11 r,M. . . .. . . i vai2iiri'.i(.', a no 'Júntenla arueAireniuiy varied ; I hero are Christmas stories, sketches, descriptive article 1 and poem etc ; the editor ha a charae charae-leristic - leristic charae-leristic article, "The Coining Sermon." and there are contribution in prose and poetry fiont some of our most popular writer. ' A new serial ' "Wrong from the First," by the author of "Mr. Burke' Nieces" I commenced.' Iu fact the pages overflow with enter entertain - tain entertain iug and edifying matter and artl artl-tic - tic artl-tic illustrations. Now is the lime to subscribe,' nnd uo one could fail to ap appreciate - preciate appreciate a a holiday gift, a year's subscription to tin popular magazine - ' he P"' " c0"1" ror n9 " " ber. or twnlVA nninheni tnr f ! m ))ft'j Addro Mr. Fniik 1 Publisher, SX ;". ud )7 Pink I

that tlieseyouna ge.iilemena.-eimp.ov.' Ulmi ., ,,v, ,,,,, , act ,,m, .v ing .0 rapidly in weight, and trust that Wf,rft rie,,,0Pi n p,r wsy l0 Sant"0 In the samt, proiwrt if not more, D(,mll, lmv..g been down to the they will advance iu their studies. ormmt l0 with tll6 Apaches. A visit to tho new find Old Abe They repelled with Indignation tho show two new shafts sunk upon that Insinuation that they wero Apache pru)crty, about 2.X) feet apart. Free theinsclve. There i no doubt in our gold sh-uv, largely tn the north shaft mind that this explains away the incl incl-Hnd - Hnd incl-Hnd In thesnutli i-hnft a fine body of plent Indian scare, fortius is douhtle inilar quart. I disclosed. Two team the same band which has been seeii at re hauling the ore of the north abaft, Red Cloud, nt Ciiiri.Z', nt Manchester