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Newspaper
The Old Abe Eagle
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1894
Page
4
A miscellaneous local column lists Wallace Guu at the saw mill, Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder awards, products at Weed’s general store, and Ziegler Bros ads. It notes social gatherings at Plymouth church, updates on staff changes at the W O S L Co sawmill, visitors departing for St Louis, and various community events, weather, and oddities including a frog chorus on a plains-bound stage.
E L Prentiss left for Denver with other operators in town. Kansas Prospector E Case reports surprising gold in the Jicarillas. North Homestake begins shaft work while ore shifts between mills. Denver's Cannon brothers plan to operate Vera Cruz mill. Fort Scott Mining Co starts Fort Sentt Lede claim north of Miguel with a new tunnel under Otero. Taft of Denver analyzes central New Mexico mines. Peters expands on Bonito properties and buys Soldier mine as New Mexican notes mining bill passage suspending annual assessment work for 1894 with conditions.
Onear Heol arrived yesterday from San Pedro by bicycle, covering forty five miles from Red Cloud in four and a half hours. Stewart announces the “Quotation” social tomorrow evening in Ridgeway with Kin Prices offering bargains at White Oaks stores.
Trujillo Offer Vegua Sheriff Carry and Deputy Gnyse escorted Porfirio Trujillo from Lincoln to San Miguel county for his presence long desired there. They also had Ed Brown wanted in Socorro on cattle theft charges. He had jailed earlier for obtaining money under sale pretenses but posted bond. They lodged in jail Sunday night under Deputy John Preston.
A Texas crime group rode through the town Monday followed by pursuers from King's camp. Capt Langston and J. J. Hicks joined the pursuit from Lee Pater area. A local druggist, Mo Lemon, promotes Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with a money back guarantee, asserting its effectiveness. Nelson states no risk in selling it, confidently backing the cure.
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