White Oaks Golden Era, 1883-12-20

somu two luouihs ngo, returned yes yes-tertlay. - tertlay. yes-tertlay. Frank Robinson is in from La Cru Cruce - ce Cruce and the lower cniitilrr, Willi intent to knock in some usssc smcnt work. An lionesl miner found a nugget a higas hw fit, up on Bailer. We saw him trying to irado it to a fanner for an undersized hen's egg. The farmer seornftil'y refused. " "Eggs is eggs," in this country. The III Rev. O. M. Gamier, the new incumbent of the priestly office at Tula- rosn, iiave us a call late y. and ordered The ERA scntM his home. This lien ileinan left with iif the liveliest impress ions of respect. Ln Edwards took bis little shotgun anil killed a big fleer near his place on luesday. It wasso laretlmt he fount it imposible to drag it home with i mule. IIn is going after it w.ilh ( coup e of yoke of oxen. It i the same cue which has been killing Lou's hogs hint outing lus chickens. The holiday fc.siiviiit.s are unou.ii. Chi i-tmas night will be a soiree dun dun-cne, - cne, dun-cne, celebrated by the fantastic. footed at tho new building of Dr. Ueid. A sumptuous oystcr-supprr will be served at the adjicent resilience of Dr. Lano "No sleep till mora, whou youth au'l beauty iuet, To i'ha?e the Kl"'.f lmur. wi!h Kylut foot." Walter Church, of Bonito, came into town Sunday suffering from a painful accident. Ihrotiih the mistake of hi wiudla limit, I ho bir.-kot fell upon him whi e hi was at. the bottom of a shaft, about twenty Ave fiet in depth, inflicting s 'Vero injurie upon his arm and head. If it had fallen on his feel. it w. tild hove killed him. Col. Flelcber will soon bring into the campa miniatura pulverizing mill for prospector, capable of running about six tons a day. Bv ibe use of this mill miners can make a cheap and cffeelna1 estimate of the value of their ores in an actual mill -run. At cnt, that is the upnosMoi. We uci'er have seen th machine. Is it a new process, Colon. d ? Wo are requeued by member of the proper commiitee to state that all presen' intend. al fTihoChrlsma tii" should be left at the bi'.! 'L'H Oi fore dark ou f ton i iy i.iiem i' n ; those com ing later than that will Nil to ob tain a place on the tree. Let there he n full attendance nt this pleasant Occa sion. The people of White Oaks have never seen themselves together nil at the same time. Houston ha had two fire within the week, caus.'d by attempts of sctvants to light kitchen fires with kerosene. E. White Oaks Is perfectly safe from any danger of that kin I. You couldn't coat the kind of k"rocne we have to explode. It is too tired. It lakes an engine! r nn.l fireman lo run an ordinary lamp, and then you gut only a "dim re religious - ligious religious light." ' It pains us to chronicle the death, by pol-on, on the eve of the 7th Inst., of Stump, the most gentlemanly and ac accommodating - commodating accommodating dog in White Oak. " 'Tis true ; 'lis pity; and pity 'lis, 'lis true." That short, ecsiu'lc lail idiall never wig another Wng. lie leave be behind - hind behind a large family lo mourn his los, and a large circle of hcivuved friend, who wish to gtacious it lutdbciiia hun hundred - dred hundred other dogs instead, or besides. Proper condolcui es have been ixprosed to bis owner, Mel viu Pad. u, ill Louis Louisville - ville Louisville Kv., in a largo black-edged en envelope. - velope. envelope. At aimler named Fred Meyer came into this i',ty from the lied Cloud dis district - trict district near While O ikshtsi evening with a load of ore for the Billing 'inelti r He reports that, while crossing the Mai Pals, be was obliged to unload a few fucks of ore as the load was too heavy, mid that whilo so engaged a party of about fifteen roneg ule Indians suddenly appeared They came up to the wagon, t u l nfier dumping several sacks of ore upon tho goiitnl to see what they con contained, - tained, contained, furriel off what little provi provisions - sions provisions ho had and left. They did not attempt to harm him. This story 1 given a told us by a reliable party. Adrcrtitcr, Fred htu not. returned, and we are not sure that we have the true Inward es of this story; bul it does look a tie as if somebody bad lost some lu lull - ll lull around here. Ntw Machinery. ) learn that the Glass ftsinp mill n.tiw

Oh. a fuutty inaa naii the priut.r mau, Aud a fuuuy mau u he ; He called for liiitap. aud hii lower-etue, Aud he called for hia inal1 pikee. Shoot lliC ifUHtS. S. Mcl'liorsoii wrut to Fort Stmitoii Suiidy. Mis. McGjtiiiis takes t lie ex-resiilenou of Mr! Hewitt. H. V. Willson U iniifiij down tl.e requisito on tlio Scrantoii, Wo know miiiiit railroud news, but we don't tcll,o iherc, now, Air.' Climi'llor amt' Mr. Flinn wore over to th-j Bonito last wet k. SulisorliitiouiforTiiK Enanro rolling in. Ah well be lucky as rieh. The deer limiten siy thev can't flml in.yt Itiii r to shoot fit but track. ' John Y. Hewitt lins moved into the hoi'ise lmcly occupied by Mr. Alilne. Mr. ,T. E. Sligh tixiiiji hlmsulf ip a nice little much on the west Hide ul tliu White mtitiiittuiir The Chri-tmas ftivities will he held in Dr. M nV- new Imilding. Prus eiiU rcqnistcil for tin- live. We wcio ininble lo supply several calls for copies of liit weck'n edilloti Will print moie next time. A purty of hunters from El Paso are reported to htive been in the Sacra int iilo inouuuins lust week, killltij,' yfl' the elk. A remarkably large assay id repoived to have b'-wi mude of ore from u pro purty o:i Lune inmirtiitu, the aitn'.ttioii leiny: still a secret. E. II. I'attison, is in town after a long vihit at Socorro nuil vicinity. He U it ill sufli;i'iii'' Ir un a uro-tnuiii! and painful spell of sicknuss. S. A. Johii-on, of tho firm of Henry & ,I..liti-i)ii, Upper Peñasco, was in nt the fust of the wi.t;R, nl'ter supplies fur the elore, which is doiiig well. Colfax and Sim Mliitiel counties shin- ped ovív 20.UUU liead of cattle this last fall. Tt tvJll not he toiwr h, f, coin futility ciiOsee" that herself. Tim conlriici-V(rfc"ers of the Soli taire have about one hundred ton ol remit, read) for milling. The Glass stamp-mill will probably get the job. Scm-r Don Louis Monjeau. alcalde dc Mnuchuster, left hi hacicniln recent Iv for a s1 mi run to tho White inonniains, and reports, everything lovely in tint section. Each' would-be mctropulis of New Mexico is now niring it points Indore the public iu ts zealous home column. Wait til! we come out on, White On ks ; we'll paralyze (lie outfit. Attorney Geo. T. li.mil will return from his visit east via Santa Fe. reach reaching - ing reaching that city about tho 8th of January in timo to argtie the Oro Cash appeal befoio the Supremo Court. - Of the til' stone c '. iipniiy s claims assessment hnvo hem Ilnished on the George Washington mid Omaha, nnd are now 'jinking on the Lucky Find, By Chance nnd Giad-tono. Mr. C. Ilalton was summoned by a telegram on Monday lo nttend his daughter, dangeronly ill it Las Vegas. It i unknown at date whether ho will return to this place or not. We nottcrtd on our streets yetertlav the young sou of our citizen Mr. Alex Alexander, - ander, Alexander, who had tho sad nil'for'unn last fall to loso his right I'.iot by the accidental discharge of n gun. Mr. L. Hale, fr mi the Wuldoso, took po. . Kic,u mi Momlay m truing of Ilu Ilusione - sione Ilusione corral. His wlt'o and two (linehler w ill inako ibis plato their residence with him. Wo welcome all. j The Patos mountains, with their cor-j cnal of frost lipped pines, have pro- euicd a bountiful sijilit for tho past few days. White Oaks in the nimuier1 i only equalled by WhUoOuks in ilio winter. Work on the now eliy hall is pro- greasing ota good p:ie.e. This biiildm: ! will till a want long fell by our com-' uiuuity. and we donht not will prove' a good investment t the building in- ', corpora lor. j j At service on lust Sunday evening tho bVv. Mr. Sligh autifiinned that he' bad expected the fit' me pastor, tho H'V. Mr. McDonald, Mbc preent and fixed hi coming at not la'er than the present week.' Dr. Itckl would confr a favor on ufTering luimanUy if he would koep a fir, in hi unduMied drug More biilldiiig all uight. As ti midnight try sling place for a Inm-soti,) couplo it is even thing that could tin dolred, except Hint itis a irifln oil. Don't you think so? And don't jru think you could afford to set thnio opto this

Mr. W. W. Brawl is in from the Eagle Creek country with a load of po tatoes. Our ex citizen Vina Lamson lias bought W. N. BeaH's interest iu the Jaralosa stock ranch. It is in order now for íoitio oros pector to find n rich placer fl.ld iu the cellar of the city hall. Stockmen, don't forget tho meeting Of inn Lincoln C'ontitV Stock Asote!ti tion at Itoswell, JnniiMry 21st, 1884. The null run on the twenty tons of Old Alio ore hardly met the exnecta tiens of the millers. Still, it might possibly have b en worse. Messrs Henry and Edward Comerv were t the Jiearillas lat week to get out some timbers for future use in their proposed well lioring business. Let's all go to Las Vegas and Jump plai't'r clahiis. We kn;w more about Mines thin Las Ve-MS by a long chalk. We've htcu there. We commend Ibe following clippinu to the poet from Carrizozi, as being somewhat in his line ; A beautiful mai l iu Biimarok, AVheu t'eclninu inn t'irae.1 duwu fur a spark. S.i'igfrle I nji to her Pied, Aud treiubliuitly &i.t. "I always lotl ikoere l iu the dark !" Mexicans at Tuxpau nllemplcd to 'ink an American schooner. There hut. been iiiiy on American 'scIiooikm-" sunk by lln iri right here in our midst. Aud Mill Columbia does not demand an explanation. Parties who l.nvo complained of ig ignorance - norance ignorance as to the lime table of the Southwestern Sta-re Comieinv. will find by cot stilling the columns of Tin-: fcA, a nonce giving the lime of the ;ir ;ir-rival - rival ;ir-rival arid deptirlurr tT . stages of this lino at San Antonio, While Oaks and Fort Stanton. The new city hall btiildins will be pou'trucle.l of 5x10 limbers laid edge wifcc, in the gothic style. We have not seen the roof vet, hut uinler-dand it will un n mansard, supported bv o.d void caryatids mnmitcd on Ionic column. an I sut'inouiitetl hv a colossal liiuru of the goddess of liberty. Our glorious after-nii'lit sunsets still prevail, hut it seems that thry arc not to he explained ou (he theurv that ive are situated 'n a m mutain v illey, for the same phenomcnoni isuotiicd tin I cotiimenleii upon bv papers all over the United hinies, which advance divers llieoiies in explanation Brook trout got in ta a siamn-mill at Carmni, nml filled up the batteries so that the mill liad to stop. It Is said that the gold eagles made from that in ill-run have an "ancient and fish. like smell." Wonder if that is what stopped our gold mills, the on! on the arrojo to liHtan -ui It also certainly hath an ancient mi l rlh-!iko sm.-ll. fhe Grant Conm v Jank and C. P. Crawford Bank, both of Silver City, have failed for something like hslf a million. This we groitlv M'T.-t. bet CHiinol help thinking u baekivord thought of the reryt singular bank which once ornamented White Oak. and which if we remember rightly, failed fur alt it was worth. The railroad survey from El P.no to While Oaks is flilslud. The line of thu new road will rim nenr the Oscura copper mining company's celcbr.tied propei-ihts and a,, materially to their! value. . El P as-i will lie an active eom-i poiitor tor 5 icorro lo -biiek against" f r the trade of While O ik-,lhi) O-cu-ra and San An.liv. Let's hnihl that road from here to White Oaks at the e.iri'ieít possible moment. .Socorro Evrnimj Advertiser. Ye, why don't A gentleman in tho slates renre scuts t i us that for valuable consider- ail. an ho will bring Into our niiiU Ills original, unequalled, and unrivalled patent back ncllou dry -washer, which any child can operate, and which I t'isily run by c crank. Our dear sir, wo initler-t.iud all that. It was in in-vi - vi in-vi viicd by a crunk, iiiadu by a crank, rvt by a crank anil sold or bought only by a crunk. Once, when ' we were young, and li) ke -orld i. with the i am. -si like inn icciieo, bad fnitli in Aln,ii we bad faith in tl of late a cold am born doubtless t cy if our thncj, cenflding r.V. I palling un tear we e to (tclii msor '

Ballon' Magazine for January isa splendid number, nnd contains mo mo-good - good mo-good reading than any serial it; country. There is ft capital ilUU; article on Mexico and its p:op!e. the commeiicuuient of Mr. V,'j, V,'j,-Thom.js's - Thom.js's V,'j,-Thom.js's now yarn, "On Land v.: or California iu tho Years lS-i-i. '45," which will prove very in to ihe pioneers of that suite who have visiied that cuumr biography that will pleas young, giving as It doos ci.stums, sud acco'iitts'of ' pit of California before covered there No on. read it. litoide "On there is a spirited ill ill-the - the ill-the popular poet r Marble, and sot- stories, sketches known writers. líit I li Li's Magazin estctl in it. It is lis price being r or la 10 c, p nice it Hv he i r lie holt, A in Lincoln Cl take place o. Monday, Jan. : at llos-vull, for I. nig very imp irtai. lending an oppurtui. men to unite. It is v nil members to be pres. W. E. Andekson, Plats Piled. Notice Is hereby given thai .no fol lowing township plats were filed in the U. S. Land Oulce, at Las Cruce, N. M., December 14th and 1.1th, 18SJ, vi: T 10 S, It 7 F. 1 11 S, 11 6 and 7 I'.. T12 S, It G and 7 E. T 13 S, It 7 E. T 17 S, It 9 E. TUS, R 4 and 5 E. T 12 S, It 5, 4 aud 5 E. T 14 á, R 4 E. Also an anomalous township, desig designated - nated designated as township 11 p, R U 1-2 E. Geo. D. Bowman, Register. Red Cloud, Dec. 11, 18S3. Editor Golden Era : Tilings are very quiet in this district at present. It h is snowed here more or les every dav for a week. Evervthing ha? it white c at on. There are two or three inn at wo iu the mountains wneu it it ! ucl t. tortny. This part of the'coun iy ; !: with sheep herds that have com" hi-ro from the plains to winter. A a gen general - eral general tiling they ars in good condition, and can lie bought for fl-W pr hi ad, delivered at the slaughter-pen. The Iudhus who passed south somit timo ago, are on their way hack, and aro cam plug about seven mile south of bens. Deplio tho bad roads, freight is passing at the rate of from two to eight wagiHH per day, for While Oak, Fi. Stanton and points south, and a few going north, wiio had started before tho storm. (tt.lf.A . ,I,A U.itW ll.A Hl.Ullli.. I.i. .... .w ..... uuv. IIUVV, ID -w.l.'. 11 1 t-l'll-lfll 1M1" lililí choii'li lr'ml i 'iv-'

us the iniichiuu can bu seen in aelunl working order. It will not change the conditions or milling, but will simply lake the tailing after they have passed over the plate mid rurlher worl them. Tho Glass mill lias now a tra to catch tho quicksilver and aiualga at the end of the tliiicc where the t ings run ; tho new apparatus wi' placed between this slniw and the trap. So if tho Trippn contrivance should loose something, it would be indicated by the trip. The. feature or the in veu veu-llon - llon veu-llon is briefly this: The pulp, after leaving the p'ates, m fed iu noar the bottom of a body of (remire, which is kept free from current by a system of pintes. Gold U heavlor than inor inoren - en inoren rv, so it remains at the bottom ; tb waste material i lighter, and obeying thelawjof relative specific gravities, passes tip through the perforated plates. By this means, all flake gold, 'rusty gold" and unamalgamaled gold is siipposnd t: be saved.