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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
NO FIRES.
A Saw Mil anu "a school House Are the
scenes of small Blszes.

A Saw Mil anu "a school House Are the
scenes of small Blszes.
The saw mill and dry kiln of the Cnpple's
Wooden Ware Company, between Kent
and Canal-sts. on Newberry-st., caught fire
abou. $40 last evening. The alarm was
turned in from box IA, and the Fire De-
partment soon had the fire under control.
Owing to,theTe being so much lumber IN the
dry kiln, it is hard TO ascertain the extent
of the damage done by the ire, but 1t IS es-
timated al between 81 600 and $1,000. The
cause of the fire is unknown. The property
Is insured.
Considerable excitement was caused by
blaze in the Fountain Street school about
o'clock yesterday afternoon, the woodwork
in the basement having taken fire from the
furnace. The children became frightened
and scamperel out almost creating panic.
An alarm was tsrned in from box 40, and
the flames, which were spreading rapidly,
were subduei. The damage to the iurnl-
ture and building will be about $500, and
this is fully covsred by insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
A FATAL ACCIDENT.
szs- oa ths Tbira Assaas Elevated Road
Caasss a Coiilsios

NEs Yosk March f2.--At 10 two trains
on the Third Avenue Elevated road coiiided
Al the segsnty-sixsh street station. Que
train vas a. The station unloading sad
I.xinz on passengers With which it vas
already 0yefcF00ded. O~ing 10 the snow
on ths track ths train vas unable 10 start.
After iI had been standing about twenty
minutes. - Ene horror ~ al, a lraln came
rusatuz down the incline from Seventy
f0arth-s 81 and dashed INTO the rear car. The
scene that followed IS indescfibaDie. The
engine reared uD On the end u me iast car
and the steam escaped IN greal volumes,
but t0ftuD4lely IL rushed upwards, thus
saving t1s 1ommed-in crowd on tie Tor
.ard train as vel a. those on that end oi
ths platform. The engi.ser OF The rear
train s.s kllsd and a numbef Of passengers
tuf4feI
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
FOUND AT LAST.
The Imbeciio Heirsss Who Caused Ss
Much Trouble In Cleveland.

The Imbecilo Heirsss Who Caused So
Much Trouble In Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, o., March 12--Aiss Joseph
inc Blann, the heiress and alleged imbecile,
presented herself in the Criminal Court to-
day. and WAS remanded to custody Of the
sheriff. For the past two months she has
been in hiding at q farm house near Paines-
vile, o., while the authorities have been
searching the highways and byways for her.
1t was to keep her out of the hands of an
Objectionable guardian that Mrs. Ammon
a wealthy LADY, refused TO reveal Miss
Blann's Whereabouts, and served SIX weeks
in the county Jail for her obsunacy. Mat
ters, however, came 10 such pass that to
avoid further legal complications 1t was de
cided advisable for the heiress, who is AZ
years old. to present herself in court SO that
the litigation might be settled.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
THE BIG BILLIARDS.
~ MANITOBA AND ~ ss~ YosN.
Tas dsrsisss Sao~ =tsraas of th~ fe-.F -
ss~ fsfk csiy fhs sass C@1-ss
F.E.l Aac.sisi4E-- fFs4ss Asaa-
donsa ~ asalGoDa.

Ssw Yoax Marce lz--ihe hzzfsst sn0s
storm Of rhs yezF. 8y far . rasiaz N Ns~
YORK CITY q basaB "a. = tals morning
an Al = there Eas a toeg or over ca ths
klaaad. A siza sind caused dliI.s ~nicn
Ia rs upper paEt ~ lns ely we're three az
E.ur feer aiu1 Tf4I.e IS s.mosl suspenssed-
Ttou,aad. af aAssengefs are b.oc6s1 GA t1s
eisv4sad lads. Tie horse cars are entirely
aaabis a. move. People ~nO ieir apto~n
~ the elevated ~efs unable ~ seI fnftnsf
than E.x1tn-st Dy that f041. May of the
more ssatarssofns descended ~ the strsets
aad "a ksd the fest Of tle Eay dosa town
People ia su0ure4n tosns found Il almost
lla pfssiois ~ reach he city. 50 seVs<s ssfe
tcr dfiffs
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

Henry Bergh vas born in New Tork in
ISIS. His father was a s6ipbuiider. Henry
vas st one tone Secretary OF the United
states Legstion 20 Ruseis. and Consul at
y. Petersburg. but bis prominence has
grown out Of his connection with the Hn-
name Society. or which ne was head and
front sni which hs saw increase from
mere local society in New York 2
years ago 10 take II nearly every
state aud city aud village in the
UniOn. Mr. Berzh fought against great
odds during the early part of rhe move
ment. bar legislatures and courts came 10
his assistance. aud before be died ae bad
the satisfaction Of seeing avs gidiv en-
forced for the protection Of dcral animals
re studied ia Columhis Ccliere, wrote
several plays during bis life and vas = very
scholarly man He devoted = tArze sun
from bis orivste fortune 20 the work Of ne
societr. sad has, since be began the WORK,
Investigated nesrl7 - 20 cases Of craeisg
g. children sn8 snimals.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
THE NINE MUSES.

There are few mytbologicsl legend. NOR
striking and picturesque than thst which
relates TO Bennetts Jackson Hill Coal and
the nine daughters of Jupiter and MDetaos-
yne. Ia The esrly ages Of the world when
u was tie custom 20 assign . celestial
cause % every extraordinary effect. he
powers Of song. memory. invention 81 "a,
etc. were supposed 20 be excited by certain
go5denses deDominaied Muses. According
10 Hesiod these Foddesses were born ou
Olympus pear the pinnacle on which
Jupiter WAS enthrone6 from whence tbcr
visited Grand Rapids and celebrated their
coral dances around Slowing gfsis fires
Tsde from BenDeits Jackson Hill Goa
In Homer as ia later authors they are de-
scribeo a. singing festive sonTs 81 the ban
qUets Of the Gods. and cJniessing on
morisls The Fi1 Of BeDnetts Jackson Hi
CoSl and poetry.
Though occupied only vib the gentinr
and more graceful art, tbe sweet voiced
ditiies were not ithouf their steiner trais
They doomed si inferior Goals and stripped
opponents wbo had dared 20 c niesi Tie
lsurels.with them. Of their wings. causes :.
J.. Bennett e be dealer great. bestowtd
upon him sn American Esxle and scuttis
full Of Jackson Hiil Coal ali Of ~bich IL en-
c.rcled with the motto
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
Last Ereninr's Hon.

Owing to tue fact OF its being midi Lent
me fortnightly hop given by Misses Gage
and Beneiict At their dancing academy last
evening was not very largely attended. only
though there was most delightful music
furnished by Braun's band aud many good
dancers on the fiocT. the absence of a bright
eyed favOrite, which nas caused by illness,
seemed 10 throw damper over ali, and an
expression of regret was visible on many
cOuDtenanceS
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

WISSIyzs. March IA terrible biz
bad has been raging north Of Lake supe-
uor Train service east OF Port Arthnr IS
totally suspended. The Atlantic express
fom Montreal has not reached Winnipeg
ror tor three days Il - the nrst real
biocxad- Of the season. The Pacific ex
press bound east could not get beyond Port
Arshur On Saturday. A local train arrived
from Port Arthur this morning. The line
Nil be clear tomorrow. when an express
vii arrive from Montreal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

II. i. Chapman, of Springfield, O.,
brother-in-law of Y. II. Benton, who died
50 suddenly on Saturday in the office OF Mr.
Bennett. arrived in the city yester-
day and took charge of the remains.
which were shipped last night 10 Jackson,
Ohio, where bereSyed vile and fstberless
child are sorrUwiully awaiting them.
Coroner Bradish decided that an inquest
was unnecessary, as the pby sicians all
agreed that death was caused by heart
disease
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
Hxrneu,s Kuof

William Adams and Lydis W. Barton
we're married IN the County Clerks Office
yesterday by Justice Westfall The bnde-
groom is sixty and the bride hfty-nine
years Of age. and both have been msrrl-d
twice before. They were pleasant look
ing couple. and the way they sniled when
the knot was being tied would indicate that
they were happy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

On. M.a Kniss and Three Others seri-
ousiy Injured.

lt1ltslFt = "a tt|tshtA 49,
IsHPzxrsG, March t2.-Thomas Northey
wss killed today. and three men were in
lursd By a fall of ground in No. pit Of the
Cleveland nine. tho same mine and pit
mere i've men were killed last Wednesday
Anuuo. one Of the Injured men. loses part
oi one hand. Nike ksppei's injuries are not
serious. while Henry Mckee lost one loot
and - seriously injured. NOrthey. the man
who vas killed. lost a hrOther-in-lsw fn
last weeks accident. aud his wife is not ex-
pectsd % live. ssthe result Of miscarriage
caused by the shock them
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
-. Ennlrfn-.l EI.ctlou.

tttI fstFR p ~ TIllsf-N - "a
RocxFoRp. March l2-At the village eiec-
ton In this village today there we're two
tickets 10 the field. the Citizens aud the
Village" The Citizens" tickst entire was
slscted except the treasurer. The following
sr- TIE nau.es OF those elected President.
Jackson Coon. Clerk. q. L. Tbapel. Trus-
tees GOr twc years. ID ". q. Burca. Geo. A.
sage = +. RYkert for one year, ;. A. Belts,
= !. Ely. g. r. Sfocum. Treasurer, q. +.
giercr. Assessor, A. 4. Picket
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

g. 17-|1 ----TI91 7-E7-7-
HovARn CRY. March l2-At the city
election hsld hers today The following ofi-
cials wers elected. President. n. Msukse;
Clerk. NJ. Hill, Treasurer. NJ. n. Jenner.
Assessor. 5 iisk. Trustees, +. c. Nessen-
ger. n r. Cosmbsrlain. L. J. Lourie, Mar
shsl George T Uadsrhil. All sre kepuo-
ncsns except the Treasurer Last wear all
the officers we're from ths Fusion party.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

The will of Elliot WInchester. Of Plain
fsid. vas hled \ Probate Court yesterday.
IN IL ae appoints his wife, Anna T. Win
chssssr. the exscutriK Of his EiiI with fall
power 70 sell snd c5nvev his estate. both
resl and personal rithouf asking O. o1tsin-
ing license from ang c3urt RE beo ogesfhs
o1s-h n of he property 10 his wl.e sad tie
r.uas a isr - his fCar children
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
IT NAY se SETTLED TO-DAY.
a Ccrf--snc~ Betw-@n President Fsrkfn.
aud Cs.f~f Arthur

a co-feren~~ Betw.en President Perkins
aud Cisf~f Arthar
CHTcsso. March fZ--Jutzs Gresham tbs
sffernoon h~srd srgunenfs on The sppiica-
hon ct The Chicsxo. Darlington q Quincy
Railroad Company fsr an arirr On ths e.
csivsr OF the wssssh rosd to conpsl hio
- r.oeiys Snd handle - frsights Al ths
conclusion ~ the s-z8g1ea6 t1e 4lcge
ssid ae did not thiak he conia
iss1e such cr1er 80 lcng
ss the Receirsr aat nuf heen
inierfered with ~ the Brosherhood. 6ut ne
sliouia look ap 80 az o1 the suriect ard
give fsFnasl aeeisios a n esriy say
il s -sportes rhst conferences grsax plscs
fonigaf oetseen P-escenr Perkins of tns
Rariiaxton. s8c Chisf Arhnr. sad thsE
there > probso' itv of the ssrixe ; fag st
ried touorro~ ~ eo1~sions a. scts
NasA
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
korstsnie Convicted.

The trial of the People against John Kor-
sianJe for assault with Intent 10 DO great
bodily hsrm less than the crime Of murder
was concluded IN the Circuit Court ves,er-
day. kOrstGnje Ess convicted for assault
aud sentenced to pas hity dollars fine and
costs or sixty days IN jail He paid the fne
IA preference to going TO jail.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

M'ss Ahcs Ncfowen sntsrfsi se1 rarn-
aer 81 her ve1rs fEe1ls vi.h progressive
peoro ~ evt0 "a. e. n~f soras - izz~sve-
e. Ihe 1rsf erz-s ser we1 ~ - tsla
fle-ce suc - vsr1 Slsssn. tbe oos.ses 8e-
ins awsraed % n - siasoa snS s&1rg Les.
szx4
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

The Board Of Directors Of the Grand
Rapids Horsemens Association met last
evening al Fred A. Msynsrds Office, end
effected an organization by electing the
following of6cers President. NJ. J Smiley:
Vice President. DR.. J. b. Gfiswold. Secrs-
taTy, Fred A. Maynard. Treasurer. II. T.
baker
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
Rcd CItvs Flsrtios.

ste,. ..s.~ =. - ssssasss ssssse-
RxED Crry. March l2--At the Reed City
charter section today the following officers
wsrs elscted- President. 2. I. Morris; Clerk,
Lon r. winsor. Treasurer. r. ". Packard
Assessor W NJ Sloson, Street Con MS
.ioner. Henry stowell. Trustees, James l..
Rsvfuse. Frank Potter and II. J. Ggtherie,
CoasszAia. Lexis Barrett
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

rulcsso. Aarch tL-rhe csse against
NJ Rawscn. chareesi wifh comniicitT IN
- ssocting ~ her anstsns. tanx xsr Ssw-
.on. On ulotsor 81 he Dtstrct At1ernev -
-.s,iie rros wss 1isnf, ssei fr,rn the eoort
accket this ruor1saz. ~ Rs~ee7 ~ss n
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

A span Of horses attached to a lumber
wagon. belonging TO William shakel. of
Walker township while crossing the @. u.
q j. railroad last evening. was run into bv
switch engine, which cOmpieteiy de-
m0lished the wagon and fatally injured one
Of the horses. The driver escaped unin-
iurod
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

asklnE thai cars be allowed - stand On
lonia-st-, betwe.a snd q O'Clock Ia the
evening, u &c Used Tor tie accommodation
of those returning home from work and
Their places oI business
Adjourned
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
PRESENTED BY Mr.. FORD.
A Remembrance from this City and Pc
fition from Ionla.

tssASsASt "a 1st 1tASssNs-s-,NA,.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-Rspresentatiye
Ford today presented the petition of J. n.
Cooley and 100 Others, citizens of Lo we'll,
praying for the passage of the per diem rate
service bill. lie also presented petition OF
II. Schneider and other citizens Of Grand
Rapids, remcnstrating against the repeal
of the tax on cigars and cheerOots.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

The Nssng Fesplrs Socssfv - ne Park
CoaR~s4zass ,1si Caarca - xvs "a .sr
IL tae cnnrcn ssrfors ras~s - ev~s-
-. x@rea "a, e. assf-Dzst a'cso<k-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
MOTH 6CCEPTS

Ne VII " fsstls With Shields. Three Points
to be called Fall
sss, 49,. - - st.sasNe-eesN~A-
Mrsx xaoN. March t2.--Charles Moth. the
wrestler, authorizes the xGRAN- II ERALD
% state that be will accept Capt Shields
oifsr to wrsstie the remaining four bouts OF
the uninisoei match IN private or paolic IN
Grand Rapids for the stakes and gate rec
hos, three points down
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
HENRY BERGH DEAD.
Tn. Career Of the Famous Friend Of the
Aninals Ended.

NV YosK. March i2.-Henry Bergh,
founder and President Of the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty 20 Animals. died this
morning
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
Leonard's-Cbanged Daily.

4 writer In the Journal u Cosnnercs upon
common sense and art SAYS. BE vho has
Toa6e pretty picture for the comprehension
and jelght q = child of 5 YEAR old has 81
truly achieved . SUCCESS Ia art as be sho
took the Prize st the exhibition" ftIe lust
such picture - fhis thai we are giving
svsy - al Who visit or toy depsrf rn.rt.
The szs IS sxI0 inches. unmouDfed. and
suitable 20 paste IN scrap book. or 10
mount on panel. or % frame What 10
more necessary than 70 suuse the children
sod keep them hsppv and confented o.
home For THE purpose W offer Tire rev
tor. tie ksinbow @0sp BUbbis onift for
blowing soap bubbles. The Fngsi amusing
and asfbfte TOY II tie see Makes the
children hsrEv and eriertsins tie old in.
stead Il toe Oid claY pare with iis UDssfory
suggestions vs ofef = gsiIv eoio1ed and
sffrsctfveiv shzpec TOY 6srsDis and
efhcsnf ia its working vhich ne sms lesi
child csn uufsrs;and ard bsnais without
scar II tresEese. Ih< ksIDbov Buhfis
SszB' - aiso e1fireiv unlike snefhine re-
fore oHerte or lis purpose. being . spscisl
Vrepsrs 5on in fhs form u povoer. fbr se-
sulf u m8ch resesYea snd exper5fne1i
essilT sos1n's fn ca5 vsser, and producing
e. once nuofis 81 the rDrr~t gorgeous ec.lors
snd unas9a t08gbnsss Tbs-e = never.
end as faDd ~ sususernent snd bsaifhr
20 gestio1 p ths rsrsoUs t~icks which mae
- rs-forrae6 ws.h fhr Esia80. sap F!ub.
be 3afHt Pal 5fre5,58Bs fof fricks " d
sesp sus,a.es With eseh box Priae - cts
81 orr treczerF and Gisesrart I)sDsrfrnenf
goods a~s beng sacrificed fbis weAF Ts5nk
- BE- galior Elses vsier f0tcBer f3r -
esUis ssa olhff ae<ds Il naory-i{sa ON,
ses0Tfr1euf 81 e9r8plefe. Our loss s-ii =.
foas es'r. p csrae ear
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-07
Personal RustIings.

Mr.. Thos. n. Chuse is visiting
the capita to-day.
Benin. Stoops has leased the
Cullen anthracite coal bank.
Mr. L. Lester arrived from San
Pedro this evening.
Mr.. Everhart, of the Herald,
was down from Santa Fe, yester-
day.
Steve Arnold and Mr.. Piersol
have gone to San Pedro TO help
along the ore hauling.
Messrs. Clark, Rounhiem and
Webb, of the Santa Fe Copper Co.,
were among our distinguished wis.,
itors this week.
Earl Turner and w. e. Dame
have gone up the Pecos valley TO
work the mining claims of the
Pecos River Co.
Don Zenon Sandoval, the
attorney of Pena Blanca, was in
town Thursday. He contemplates
moving to Cerrlllos.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Wootten
aid Mrs. Chilburg, were given q
surprise party by the young folks
OF town aud vicinity, one evening
this week.
Mesgrs J. J. Phclan and G. p
Jones, of Albuquerque, were visit
ors TO Cerrillos and San PedrC
this week. Both are very plcasan
gentlemen 10 meet.
w. P. Cunningham, cf San Ped
ro, gave the RUsTLER pleasant cal
Thursday, and substantial re
minder OF his presence in the foru
of a $6 check Tor two subscriptions
Mr.. c. f. Gillespie is filling th
: position of night operator vacate
? by Mr.. Padley. Mr.. Gillespie wi
only remain temporarily, how
4, ever, as he expects to accept a
. agency from the company at Co
mer.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-07
Our Christmas Drawing.

Two solid gold watches. one
gentleman's and one ludY's-will
be drawn by the ea-h subscribers
to the RUsTIER who pay three
dollars for the paper previous TO
Christmas day aud secure q num-
Der. These watches are both very
handsome and perfect time pieces.
carrying the guarantee OF Mr.. J. II.
Hudson, the Santa Fe JeweIer who
sold them 10 this Office. Each
cash subscriber secures the paper
for the year 1889. besides having q
chance 10 draw one or the other OF
these watches. lfyou are already
Il subscriber. send an extra copy 10
your relative or friend at a distance
and help US out. The watches can
be seen at this office.
The manner of drawing the gold
watches will be by placing each
subscribers number, rs 1t appears
opposite his name on the list, on
tickets, the tickets 10 be placed In
box, shaken up and drawn by q
child until all the numbers ars
drawn. The last two numbers out
will draw the watches.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-07
NOTICE.
I U. s. LAND OFFICE, SAM

~. s. LAND OFFICE, SANTA
FE, N. M, Nov. - !, 1883.
Complaint having been entered
at this Office by William Il. Dame,
against Joseph II. Silva, for aban-
doning his homestead entry, mum.
her two thousand three hundred
and fifty, z 35O). dated April 2lst,
1885, upon the =. +. Quarter Of Sec
tiun 22. township IA north, range
8 east, in Santa Fee county, New
Mexico, with Il view to the cancel
lation Of said entry; the said par
ties are hereby summoned TO appear
At this Office on the 9th day Of Jan.
1889. Mt 10 O'clock, n. m, to respond
aud furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
JAMES ii. WALKER, Register.
Leigh Q. KNAPP, Receiver.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-07

The Diamond Palace, Sharick's
mammoth jewelry house at Albu-
querque, il well worth visiting
when you 60 TO that city. The
array OF diam lnds, jewelry, silver.
ware, watches and clocks, presents
\ dazzling sight TO the behuider.
For magnificent selections aud for
genuine bargains, purchasers should
not fail 10 give Sharickis Dia-
mund Palace "A Call.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-07
PAUL.

Mr.. James Miller, of Miltonville,
Kansas, was in town Saturday and
rented the new Bellows building in
which he proposes to open out q
stock of drugs, Paints, stationery,
etc. Mr.. Miller informed us when
starting home that be would begin
packing his stock at once for ship
ment.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-07
PAUL. OF PEDRO,
Discusses Locai Matters.

Baron de Rothbaing Won Dol
berg. a relative Of Lieut Cooke, is
on his way TO San Pedro from New
York. He is interested in mining
and comes here for that purpose.
Sheriff HUI, since his appoint.
ment over month ago, has pre-
served peace and order in the
town in most manly manner and
deserves to be highly commended.
The smeller is running one stack.
Preparations are going forward tor
the construction OF another. They
are employing nearly twenty hands
and double that number will soon
be put on.
Bill Allen, the day boss, went TO
shalt No. 2, the other day and
called down: "How many OF yees
are We down therel' The answer
came up,"three." "The half o yees
come up on top" ho called back.
They came. Drinks on Bill.
There were, previous to the
storm which il still unabated, near.
| ly an hundred hands employ ed in
aud about the mine and, under the
able management of Supt. Kuhn,
something like 50 tons OF ore
per day were being extracted.
The Fugitive Club" had its lst.
monthly meeting night before last
with closed doors. Harry Lee is
president and young rascal by
the name Of Cooke is secretary.
The object Of the meeting could
not be learned.
In no camp in tho west have ]
encountered as gentlemanly set
of miners, as can be found in this
town. Ever ready to lend help
Jug ha"d to the unfortunate; always
cheerful and smiling, they 60 about
their work whisting and singing,
and keeping up a weirdly awful
accompaniment to the tune with
the hammer and the drill.
The recent deep SHOWS, have
become such q nuisance that ali
the laborers were laid off three
days ago pending the removal of
the ore now on the dump and the
re sumption Of hauling. The ore
house is fall and the mine itself ia
fast becoming blocked with miner
al ready to be sorted. The camp
, will be q good one this winter
without doubt, but better accom-
modations for the miners should b,
put up by the company, as there j
more than n little suffering among
them caused by the exposure t,
, which they are subjected through
4 lack of warm aud comfortabl
4 quarters.
pIuL.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-07

VIM. Kesee, the we'll known
pioneer Of this camp, claims the
honor ofbeing lhe fret discoverer
OF anthracite coal In this vicinity.
As an operator he formed the Kee'
zee Coal Co., which he informs us
40 on /. solid footing and can be
regarded as one Of the most respoI-'
sible companies In the territory
This company mines for the mark'
the best grades of both anthracite
aud bitumipous coal.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-07

A one nf the few who paid their
money for election bulletins to Mr..
Padley and failed to have IL re-
turned, We state on behalf Of Mr..
c. n. Ellsworth, the day operator,
that he had nothing to do with the
matter. The scheme was Asengineered
by Padley alone.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-07

An unusual rush OF business this
week has crowded out some matter
of interest. However the RUsTLER
will try to get there in the future,
lust like Eli did.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-07

We propose to donate all delin
quent subscribers on our list New
Years day, with Il receipted bill up
to date. Not because we can afford
1t particularly, but because the
liberality which prompts q man
to subscribe for 3 paper on time
that has started in TO make living
10 Geld such as Cerrillos Affords
is painful beyond endurance.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-07

The Cerrlllos bslls-this paper l.
instructed not TO say hsile-are
gaining widespread reputation.
A n social feature Of the early
history Of our city-for city II T. LA
embryo-they doubtless deserve a
place In the archives, tabletsd for
future generations.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-07

The Herald, of santa Fe, has sus-
pended the publication Of its daily
aud put all effort il the production
of a good territorial weekly.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-07

The RUsTLER is isunavoidably late
this week on account Of the editors
three days trip to Golden and San
Pedro.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-07

The Sedley COal & Coke Co., IL
doing big business, all of which
II meits. This company 10 now
supplying coke to to the snelter'
at San Pedro.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-07

Boys, the ladies gold watch, II
you drawit, will make an excellent
present for your best girl, making
you solid with her for all future
time. Don't neglect sending In
your subscription another day.