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Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-03


hanks Of the GalIsteo, are fllling In
cuts and Ievellng them up. They
will probably build this fall.
The men who attempted to rob
the A. T. 4 5. F., train east of
Trinidad some time ago, have been
convicted on the confession OF Ed
Carroll, who turned states evidence.
Harness, saddles, brides, robes,
" hips etc. at the Cerrlllos Harness
Store. Special attention given 20
repairs, carriage trimming, etc.
Best OF work and material fur
nlshed.
Eddy and Roswell both have
banks ready for business. What IL
the matter with CerrlIlos having q
bank, where more money Is neces-
sarily handled than In both Of those
places combined.
When the ladies form a secret
society, <he object of 1t Is 10 get to-
gether and tell secrets. So far as
this goes, however. there is a great
deal Of the woman" In all secret
organizations.
Complaint having been made
about hogs running at large In Ger
rillos, parties owning hogs are re-
quested to pen them at once or they
they will be taken up.
u. CRUpCHFTELD.
M. Tannenbaum has rented the
room occupied by A. Ready, and l.
now opening up a stock of dry
goods, groceries and general mer-
chandise. Look for his advertis-
ment next week.
San Pedro Will boom along with
the balance Of southern Santa Ft
county next season. Good men art
standing by the camp In her pros
pectors, and they have abundance
OF con fidence in her outcome.
The Cash Entry mine will soor
have Its concentrating plant IL
operation. The big twelve incl
pump is down In the Central shaf
throwing out a river OF water ano
nicely drying the mine for work.
An exchange heads an article,
twill man ever 6y9" II the editor
hasn't had abundant proof that
"man will fly" and leave two OF
three years back subscribtion un.
paid, he must be new TO the bust.
ness.
Considering the great number oi
cattle-hundreds of thousands ol
head-which have been shipped out
of the territory this season, the
outlook for better range and In
creased prices should be much i'm,
proved for the future.
1t 10 hinted that arrangements are
being made with the Ft. Scott com.
pany to erect another entratIng
plant In this district. 1t IL ais,
rumored that the Santa Fe Copper
Co., are awaiting to witness the
work of the Cash Entry plant ee'
fore taking steps la regard to thei
own.
There are great undiscovered
bodies Of mineral-gold, silver, iroi
and lead-veins of finest coal, bed
: OF fire-clay, hills of gypsum, ledge
of lime and building stone, ga
belts, oil and ariician water, all Ii
easy reach Of development aroun,
Cerrillos. What more can the In
vestor with plenty Of capital, ask
} Joyce Board is quartered at th
"Fashion." formerly the Mint, no,
under the proprietorship of Mi
Hollinsworth, from Denver. Gee
Blunt, formerly of Santa Fe, Is ais,
there. The bar Is one OF the fines
In Albuquerque, and the club room
nicely EQUIPPED. The acquaintance
of the boys are invited to call an,
go through the process of hand
shaking when visiting the Duk
City.
~
For the next fifteen days / will
Ia,ll L.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-03
50 PER YEA H

Benz. NJ. Read, and other speak
ers Of Santa Fe, will address
the citizens Of Csrrilios and Nicini-
ty. 10 Spanish, at the school build
Ing tonight.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-03

Gents genuine Kangaroo Shoes
ut Mrs. Doyle's. Also complete
line of Ladies' Gents and children's
underwear.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-03

Yesterdays New Mexican says OF
the Santa Fe Copper Cos. intea.
tions:
The systematic work that has
been done during the last four
months towards opening the veins
of ore In the Santa Fe Copper COM
pany's mines at San Pedro and
the continued high price of this
metal In the markets Of the world,
has at last had its effect upon the
eastern stockholders of this corpor-
alton, and private .advices from
Boston today state that II has been
resolved to Immediately begin the
erection OF q 200-ton concentration to
be run in connection with the San
Pedro smelters. Only one thing
remains to be done before actual
construction work begins. and
that Is the veriicatlon of the very
favorable reports from time to time
sent in from the mines by
Capt. John Daniel, Expert Couch,
ex. Manager Raunheim and Supt.
Mclaughlin. To this end dis
tinguished expert In copper is now
on the way from the east TO visit
the mines and since his report can~
not be anything but favorable,
larger bodies OF ore having been
exposed since the reports of the
above named were sent In, the order
for the concentrator may be counted
as certainty. 1t Is probable that
the smelters will be started very
soon and kept running on the high
grade ores while the concentrator
Is la process OF construction. With
this big plant under way, the fur
naces there at work and the big
concentrator at the Cash Entry in
full blast, and unsual activity In
the coal and placer mines, south
Santa Fe county will go into the
winter with double the number of
miners at work than were ever be-
fore employed there.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-03

The Las Vegas Optic expresses q
worthy and timely sentiment In
the following words:
"Let the republican county con-
vention, on Thursday Of next week,
establish q high test Of ability,
character and efficiency for all ap-
plicants before II for public favorl
Let them put into their platform q
testpledge for the Endorsement Of
every mothers son OF a candidate
before he is voted for Ia pledge
that, II elected, he will zealouslY
and faithfully devote himself to
the discharge OF the duties of his
office; that he will require a strict
performance Of duty from his sub
ordinates; that he will employ
none but efficient persons under
him that he will ask for no more
assistants than are actually neces-
sary to the proper and efficient con-
duct OF his office, and that. he will
In every feasible. way practice
economy, and not run his hands
into the public treasury up to the
elbows, even II he finds precedents
innumerab
This would apply we'll as guide
TO the actions of all conventions.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-03

n CERRILLos LODGE, No. ~,
NKAAA. F. a A. NJ. meets At its
NH hall on the nrst Saturday
Nevenlng In each month.
gro. L. wYLLYs, W. NJ.
STUART +. LoUGBBoRoUeH, Sec.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-13

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
s T.lIlauser John G. Curtin.
A. NJ. Hotter, Ii. s. Hamilton,
Granville Stuart. G.. .P. Higgins,
/ T..H. Keinschmidt, Henry M Parchen,
7. c. Power,
General Banking business transacted. Interest
paid on time deposits.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-13
NO. ei66.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

HELENA, Mont, December 80 1899.
Notice l. hereby given III Alonzo X. Prescott
r. J. Shnfier and T. W. Welter, whose postoiiicc
address is Helena Lewis and tlarke county, ate
Of Montana, have this day hled their application
for patent for l50O Linear feet 0f the Dom Pedro
lode. 100 linear feet OF the Evans lode and 800
linear feet of the Redemption minc or vein, each
bearing gold. silver and other metals. with sur
face ground, respectively 900 $50 and B0D feet in
width. situated in Rock unorganized mining dis
trict, county ~ Lewis and Clarke, and state OF
Montana and designated by the held notes and
official plat ON file in this uifice ~ lots number
"a. " and ~, in township Is north. range west
0f principal base line and meridian oi Montana
territory said lots No. ", u and is being de-
The Dom Pedro. lode, lot G6. Begin
ming al the northeast corner No.. !,
from which Rock initial point No. bears n. 81
deg Si min. i, 60si.i feet, and running thence
min. w. 500 feet, thence n. u deg. II min. W.
600 fect thence n. s. deg. - min. u 800 feet 10
the place Of beginning containing 20.H2 acres.
The Eyans lode lot n,, g, beginning Snnn EEn,s, st
point No. bears N. 81 deg; q min. Il.
e,lIi feet, and running thence \. . deg y min.
T. 1l0.l feet; thence n. ~ deg. ~ min. l.. Sls
feet; tnence N. y deg. N min. T. 2iii feet;
deg 10 min W. 100 feet; thcnceN. 4 deg. Is min.
W. 600 feet; thence \. Il deg ~ min. W, 55s feet
10 the place of beginning, containing s.ll acres.
ming Al corner No. /, from which Rock
initial point No. bears n. 81 deg 81 min. T.
.tsl.l feet and running thence s. II deg. u min.
T. 800 feet: thence n. 81 deg. - min. +. 900 feet
thence N. II deg Is min. w. 600 feet; thence :. ~
deg 81 min. W. 800 feet to the place OF beginning,
containing 1915 acres.
Magnetic variation 20 deg. Il min. east, con-
tanning total area Of l.22 acres.
The location of these minesis recorded IN the re-
corders office Of Lewis and Clarke county, state
of Montana
Tie adjoining claims TO ibe Evans lode are. ON
the east the Alpha lode. lot iN on the west The
Badger lode, lot di, and on the ealsl of the To
delnptiuu lode the q. v. Gipc lode, LOT ~
s. w. LANGfonNE, Register
First nnhlicAtion. Dec. 30. lssN
The Helena independent., 1890-01-13
The yerdict Unanimous.

W. d. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind, testi-
fes: ~ can recommend Electric Bitters as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold
has given relief Ia every case. One man
took six bottles and wns cured of rheumn-
tism Of ten years standing" Abraham
Hare, druggist, Belleyille. Ohio, hfiirms:
THE best selling medicine / have ever
handled IN my twenty years experience, is
Electric Bitters." Thousands of others
have Rdded their testimony, so that the YER
dict IL unanimous that Electric Bitters do
cure all Ilssases Of the liver kidneys OF
blood. UnIy nalf dollar bottle at X. s.
Hale n Co.'S drug store.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-13
san Francisco and Los Angeles Excursion
Rates.

The Union Pacific Railway company will
sell excursion tickets 10 San Francisco and
Los Angeles ON Jan. IL and ,hc same dnte
monthly thereafter az the folloWn... ..amed
rates
To San Francisco. going via Ogden and
return same, $75.
10 San Francisco. goingvia Portland and
return same, x1b.
To San Francisco going via Ogden and
return via Portland. or vice versa, $50.
To Los Angeles, going yiu Ogden aud
Sacramento and return same $50.
To Las Angeles, going via Ogden and
Sacramento and return VIZ san frnncisco
nnd Ogden, or vice versa, SA.
10 Los Angeles, going via Ogden md
san Francisco and return same, SOS.
To Los Angeles going via Portland and
return via Sacramento and Ogden, or vice
versa. NlU.
To Los Angeles going via Portland and
return same, Sss,
Passengers can have choice of two routes
between Portland and San Francisco either
by the way of the all rail, the Mount Shasta
route OF by steamer.
The above tickets are good going sixty
days from date Of ssle; extreme limit sil
months; stOp-oyer privileges nllowed gong
OF returning az any point within the limit
Tho Union Pacific will also sell excursion
tickets from Helena TO Ogden, Salt LAX,
City and Garfield Beach. ON the 18th OF eucl
month at rate of 5000 for the round trip
extreme limit sixty days; stop-oyer priv
eges allowed going or returning at an,
point within the limit.
a. l.. VEAzIE, Pass, Agent.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-13

Is giving splendid satisfaction TO the
trade and the sales are positively marvel
ous, which can be accounted for in nn
other way except that IL is without doubt
the best ON the market. Ask for and be
sure you get the genuine. We keep IL. H..
:. Hale a Co, Druggists.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-13

After a few days use will perms nently remove
all Rloichcs, Moles. pimples and FrecklAs pro-
ducing an Entrancingly Beautiful Cnmplesion
that Hhsnes the use of powders and craams.
Warranted perfectly harmless. Sold by all Lead
Ing druggists at ~ per box ~ 100 waters.
and reliable for all female Irregularities Price
81 per bux. Sent by mail lHecure) on receipt ~
price. Warranted to contain no ''Tansy" or
''Pcnnyroyal.'
THuMIin 4 Co, 81 Chambers ST.. New York.
n, Nj. Parchen 4 Co.. Sole. Agents, Helena.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-13

For chapped hands roughness Of the
skin, pimples or blotches Of any kind ON
the face OF other parts of the body, apply
Dutard's Specific. II works like magic and
IS warranted by druggists Sold by X. s.
Hale q Co., Wholesale and retail druggists,
Helena,
The Helena independent., 1890-01-13

All cloTgymen who wish % make applica
tion for annual half-fare permits for isgO
over the Union Pacific lines. ARE hereby re-
quested 20 call az this office, ~ North Main
street. A. L. NEAzw.
PnEsenner Apnul
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-05

force and fraud, = to attend the conven-
ton tomorrow Reuben g. Strahan. OF
Milestone township, an influential Demo
crat, has bolted his party's nomination
aud declared himself an independent
candidate for Sheriff
Thomas S. r. Brown, the candidate for
State Senator, publishes q card in which
he says that he voluntarily accepts the
obligation to vote on all political meas
ures with his party. and If elected pledges
MS efforts for Democratic unity and sue
cess. His refusal to make this pledge
three years ago caused his defeat. United
states Senator Blodgett stated that II
necessary he would enter into
bonds for any amount as a
guarantee that Brown. II elected
would always vote with his
party. The Senator declares that he will
work hard for Mr.. Browns election, and
that he and Governor Albeit have held
several consultations with view Of re-
storing harmony in the party in Mon
mouth county
"A call has been issued for an indtgna-
ton meeting and convention which will
DO held In Shtnn's Hall, at Freehold.
Saturday afternoon. It is expected
that the kickers will nominate 4 full
ticket. The papers Of the county con
denim in unmeasured terms the use OF
money
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-05
DETROIT WON n.
The Jersey Boys Played in
Hard Luck and Lost
In One Inning.

Another encounter between tbs Teams
Of the New Jersey and Detroit Athletic
Gibbs vii be necessary to decide the
National championship 81 The
Amateur Athletic Union's Baseball
League. as the champions Of the West
ern circuit emerged victorious
from yesterdays setto on the Polo
Grounds in New York city. although ont
plaEed at every point for the fourth Il ms
BY their Eastern adversari es.
The Wolverines owe their success III
neusralizing the lead in the series last
Wednesday afternoon to the faer that
they played their usual steady uphill
game, aud promptly seized the opport unity
70 work four men around the cIrcuit
when the Jerseyfnen went to pisces in
the seventh inning. Previous 70 their
opponents bad attack Of rattIes the
Michiganders had been unable to safely
advance q man 70 third base.
They opened the contest By raugiDg
the delivery of Walter Currie who
twirled in rather poor form, for two
single and Two forced hits, but
sChauncey, the Jersey teams veteran,
began the run gathering, as he did Ia til q
two previous games, by whfrling the bal i
70 the far right centre for three bases.
He scored when Foster made a mis-
cradle mutt of skyrocket batted by
Catcher Currie- The latter tailed q m d
in the Jerseyftes' third chance, the factors
being tumble Of his hit by Dueharme,
muH by M0uahan of q fly hoist6d back
of nrst base by Smith, and pretty single
i've to the central garden By Spaalding
The Jerseymen had three men stranded
- Il. - = =. 4 =. -
Dueharme and Monahan cleFerly don bled
upon Smith and Chauncey. The Jersey
men also had the bases full when re-
tired in their seyeLth inning. when a
timely hit would have enabled them to
easily tie the lead their breakdown had
given the Wesrerners.
This lead was acquired as follows
PITCHER Codd and Catcher Walsh each
banged Currie's twirllng for a SINGLE
After Foster fouled OUT, Ducharme hit 70
Carey The bail WAS admirably flelded
to second, but Walsh beat the
throw This filed the bases and a
run was forced IN when Mouahan was
sent to first on called balls. Crowley also
paid his respects TO Carey. who fumbIed
the bah and then threw Wild to the plate,
letting Walsh tally. Marker Knocked q
single. permitting both Dueharme and
Monahan 10 score. This thor
oughiy disheartened Walter Currie, and
he retlred TO the bench, Westervelt sue
ceeding him in the box, and Joe Currie
going into centre field. Although the
bases were.agsin filed, the DeEroits We're
unable 70 do any additional run getting
the Jefseynlep came within an ace Of
tying the score IN their eighth inning
and made another bold bid TO SO DO
IN their last trial Westervelt
tailed Ia the eighth heat
He hustled the ball for single, and stole
second on q wild throw by Walsh A
passed bali advanced him to third, and a
lawn mower to the left by MacBnrney
made a desperate dash 10 the plate only
TO be met there BY Walsh and the ball.
The score follows
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-05
THE NEW Pr. r. DEPOT.
The Company Claims That It win h
the Finest In tho World.

The Company Claims That It VIII BE
the Finest In tho World.
The plans for the structure which Is to
rise on the mammoth embankment which
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company is
now building between the massive stone
walls north of Exchange place, have not
been completed vet They are now en-
gaging the attention of the engineers and
architects of the company. and they may
be completed in a few weeks. The main
trouble seems TO be that the company has
not fully decided Jet upon all the details
Of the new building. The officers Of the
road say they want to build something
which viii surpass any railroad station
in the world and at the same time con-
tribute the most toward the comfort and
convenience OF their patrons.
The party Of officials which came over
from Philadelphia yesterday afternoon
and went over The ground. had the new
station In mind all the time and various
plans for its construction were considered
The party IS still here today and viii con
tinue its inspection and conference IL is
thought that when they leave here
for Philadelphia ali the details Of the
plans for the great building viii have
been decided npou.
Chief Engineer Brooks said this morn
ing that the plans for the building were
matter Of secondary consideration Just
now. that his department hatl all that Is
could attend ~ with the walls and en-
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-05
JUDGE KNAPP'S DECISION
Full Text of 1t in the Challenge
Against Grand Juror Pfngsten.

The following is the full text of Judge
Knapp's decision in the matter OF the
challenge Of the managers OF THE JER-
sEY CITY NEWS against Charles A. Ping
stem as Grand Juror:
Charles A. Pfngsten was summoned
on the Grand Jury for the present term
and before being sworn challenge was
interposed. The challenge ayerred that
after the selection Of Mr.. Pfngsten
to serve on the Grand Jury he
made certain threats against the
challenger, to the effect that his office
would be used to indict him with others.
Two courses were open to the State on
the fling of such challenge. One to de-
muir TO the challenge on the ground that
the matters laid were insufficient to sup
port the challenge, and the other was to
traverse the facts. This latter course was
pursued and the only issue before
the court under the challenge was the
truth Of the allegation made in the chal-
lenge. Now, testimony has been taken
on that, and a careful examination of It
satities me that the challenge is true in
substance as made, so thar the issue must
necessarily upon the evidence be found
in favor Of the challenge.
The question has been raised whether
or not after challenge by a party to a
grand juror, and before decision, the
challenger may withdraw it. In my
judgment he may not. When the chaI-
lenge is once filed and issue is made upon
it by the State it becomes public matter,
and the challenger no longer has control
over it. It will readily be seen that
under any other rule great abuses would
be possible, and among these would be
that the challenger and the grand juror
so challenged might attempted to come
to private agreements, so that case
where Indictment ought to be found
might under such arrangement be passed
over.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-05
THEIR FIRST STAG.
The Jersey City Athletic
Club Opens the Season
Amid Smoke and
Music.
PIPES AND FUN GALORE.
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convention with beautiful faith that
they are going TO get there. Have you
noticed that their Convention Is to be
held tho same Gay rs the County Com
mittee's convention2 That il as much as
saying to the County Committees gather
ing
We don't care q snap OF our fingers
what You do when You meet You are q
Ring convention. aud whoever you nom
mate will be Ring candidate whose de-
feat is already decreed.D
They show q disposition TO turn the adj
vantages Of the situation to selfish ac-
count. So thoroughly convinced
that the field is full Of
aspirants for their nomination. It is said
that Police Justice Wanser, while he is
the fayorite at big odds at this writing,
may not have the walk over ne expects;
and that other names may be proposed
for the honor he deems all his own.
Some one stopped In The News Office
last evening to say that Wanser will de-
cline the Nomination, SO that man OF
straw suggested by the Ring may lie
offered to an indignant people The JUS
tice was not in town last evening, and
could not, therefore, be asked about this
interesting rumor, but one OF his friends
spoke for him.
tits an old story" he said. sThey
tried that dodge on with Let's, and il
wouldn't WORK
A THIRD TICKET.
The JefferSonians are TO hold their con-
ventian on the same day with the Repub-
icans. The two are swapping their
fingers In the face Of the Ring assem-
blage Perhaps there may be conferences
between their delegates and the Republic
can delegates, but it is doubtful il there
will be fusion.
1.-THE Jeffersouians ard Labor men, =
said well-known Jeffersonian last even
ing, will be a unit on ticket. the JEFF
fersonlans are afraid of Wanser That
he was favored, when the Ring charter
was passed, by being kept in office
arouses suspicious that there may be
something between him and the Ring;
and he il not as strong with the Jeffer-
sonians as an anti Ring candidate ought
TO be. One preference is for George p.
Brock. Mr.. Brock may not take it. ]
can't say about that II he does not the
Republicans will be solicited TO nomi-
nate n safer man than Wanser. aud then
both the Labor men and ourselves will
fall in line for him.
The misgiyings as to Justice Wanser
are, most people who are interested In the
anti-Rlng contest Believe, unfounded.
His retention of his place. as THE News
has already explained, was not IN any de-
gree the work OF the Ring. 1t was only
because one of the members of the AS
sembly, whose vote was needed to pass
the charter, was the Justices persona
friend and he would not vote for any bill
that would hurt him.
Justice Wanser." said conspicuous
Democrat, is a safe man. II he has nc
personal relations with any OF the Ring
sters, he viii not stoop to do any dirty
work for the gang that has brought re-
proach upon the nation by their as
Sault upon the suffrages of its people,