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Newspaper
The Old Abe Eagle
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1895
Page
4
Public auction advertised for Schwartz stock of dry goods and millinery at W H Weeds warehouse with bargain wallpaper sales. Local notes report social event planned, travel stories, health updates, mining supplies, plastering progress, train bag fire, and price-driven notices.
News items recount officer installations, school board changes, a grand opening ball at the dancing academy, upcoming term starts, and local visits. Mentions names such as Frank J. Sager, O. D. Gee, M. Keith, and Paul Mayer, with mentions of Plymouth social, Lincola oath event, and Dry Gated gold camp.
A brief item notes a soda water manufacturer located on White Oaks Avenue marked by a percentage sign and cent symbol in the street listing. The mention implies a commercial address entry within a city directory or local business guide.
A January 7 1895 report from the Jicarilla district describes Placervilly townsite at the Copper and Ay cho Galches junction as a future southeastern New Mexico metropolis with water projected from Caldwell's well and McKinley’s dry concentrator mooted. Arrivals from Las Vegas and Albuquerque note hard times in Dakota City while camp theft harms supplies. several mining ventures including Elizabeth and Silver Cup spur activity near Juand Gulch and Little Hog Gulch with hopeful ore yields and pay streaks.
The article notes a planned passage between White Oaks and San Antonio with McCarr as captain. It lists lodgings at B. Braton's offering clean beds and fair prices, and mentions parcels for delivery, including various lots in a local area. It cites J. E. Winsor for prices and details, plus a dead-letter office notice and several local names and ads.
The Old Abe Company announces a three hundred dollar reward for arrest and conviction or information leading to arrest and conviction of any person stealing property of the mine, including the smallest ore specimen. The company requires all ore be kept as specimens and not held by others.
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