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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-30
ITEMs rnoM FAIRLANp.
Thrift, Enterprise aud Energy Manifest on Nv.
err side as far az the Eye can See.

Big frost.
Town booming.
Ditto the new railroad.
Lee smith lie home on a visit.
Mrs Booth aud son. from Neosho river. are
visiting Mrs. W. d. Ritter.
James Langley's handsome residence Is rap
idly approaching completion.
Stephen Briggs and family have opened
hotel In Jos. Crockett's new building.
b. 2. Rooks' cottage Is now finished and
presents very neat and cozy appearance
Little DItha. daughter OF W. d. Ritter. has
been quite IN during the past week but Is now
better.
Joseph Lewis has gene into temporary guar
ters uutil the carpenters are able 10 complete
him a house.
Quite anumber OF workmen are now engaged
on "Fairland City Hotel" and its early com-
pletlon can be expected.
The demand for lumber and building nate
rial at this place is 30 great that a BONANZA
awaits the man who establishes good lum-
Der yard.
o. A. Smith made a nying trip to Neosho
last Saturday, strictly upon business(sl he
states. but we are inclined to think "person-
ais Is the word.
John Cooley will begin building large Ilv-
cry and feed barn this week. Il will b. 6oxIoo
feet and will supply an urgent demand of tie
travelling public
Frisco Masonic lodge, OF Prairie City. is 20
be located at FairlAnd at an early day; work
men are now making bids upon the contract
for moving the building.
Mics Hollie Howsll. Of oseuma. and Miss
Moilis Livinrstone, of Anon, accompanied BY
Charles Blevins. Of Southwest City. honored
our town with q pleasant call last Sunday
evening Call again-
Charles Hesly. representing the well know n
Peters & Miller Shoe Co., was in town last
Thursday and sold lee b Smith son anoth-
sr large bill OF his lire OF goods Heexprsss-
ed himself ~ well pleased with Fairiund's
nAttsring prospects.
Parties we're here last week negotiating for
The erection q large Touring mill The
convenience Of this place 10 the greaf grain
growing district Of CoWskin Prairie, as well
ss ths surrounding country. renders u pre-
eminentiy suitable for such an enterprise
Plans and specifications Tor hundred barrel
mill have bss1 executed and the erection of
the same in the very near fuiure is an assnrsI
fact
october e.. laao DuswAur.
Call at the o. X. Meat market
for vour Meat
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-30
Death of Robert Foster.

Ever since the return of Mr.. Robert
W. Foster from Colorado few weeks
since, it has been evident that he could
last but short time. The anticipated
end came last Saturday evening,
shortly after six o'clock and upon the
following afternoon the remains Of one
of the noblest young men Vinita ever
claimed were laid TO rest. How rapid
is that little hillside being populated,
seemingly-scarcely family in town
but is represented and the grim har-
vester's sickle is never dulled aud his
arm never tires. Consumption. unre-
lenting as fate. fixed its grasp upon
the deceased last spring and several
months were spent IN Colo RADIO. to no
purpose. A few weeks ago Mrs. L. n.
Ratcliff, his sister, went to Denver
and brought the young man home and
he died with all the comforts which
loving hearts could suggest. The
funeral services, conducted by Rev. Mr..
King, assisted by Revs. Wolfe and
Kendrick, took place at the Presby-
terian church and were attended by
friends from every walk OF life. AS
suggested in the sermon, the death Of
the infant or Of the man who has
reached his four score years excites
few expressions Of surprise or wonder;
twas 10 have been expected. Not so,
however, when he who has not even
reached life 8 MONDAY is called from
our midst. What a lesson is taught
and what a warning to the young and
to the middle aged-be prepared.
What a comfort m ust it be TO those
who are left to know that Robert had
long ago made peace with his creator
and Was PcffectlT willing, nay, anx-
inuu 10 M
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-30
ANInroRrANr RAILMAr MOtE.

The Iron Mountain Route" Is about to
equip its new line. recently completed be-
tween Little Rock and Karsas City, with a
daily through train. This change will go in
20 effect August Slst. aud a train OF through
coaches and sleepers Will leave Little Rock
daily at about haif past eight in the morning.
and run through by way OF Fort smith aud
Wagner to kansas City without change.
The sleeper viii start from Memphis the night
before and the remainder OF the train from
Little Rock The local train for Fort Smith
will leave Little Rock about half past six In
the evening, aud returning. arrive at Little
Rock about two In the afternoon.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-30
Have You Lost Anything

J. +. Campbell recently placed a
stray notice in these columns aud now
writes: 81 found my horse six miles
southeast OF Vinita and il was through
the advertisement. Please accept my
thanks Tor having provided the means
for finding the animal SO quickly"
Our advertisers get returns. Stray ao-
tices. so words, two weeks, so cents.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-30
Tho M. q. Church, South.

The Indian Mission annual confer
ence Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, met in its annual ses-
sion at Muskogee, |. l., Oct. %. 1890,
and continued until Monday, the 9th.
Bishop L. r. Hendrix presided; M. l..
Butler, j. 0. Shanks, +. 5. Fendell and
J. j. Mithvin were elected secretaries,
This conference consists of eight dis
tricts and one hundred and one
charges; a few years ago there were
only about forty or fifty charges. The
session was harmonious aud spiritual;
many in attendance said they never
attended better. Bishop Hendrix
has the work iu the territory in hand
and on his heart; he stressed the i'm
poitance Of carrying the gospel to the
fall blood indian.
The following are the appointments
for the Cherokee district, which Is
about one.eighth OF the whole confer
ence:
NJ, A. CLARK, presiding elder;
Vinita Station, l.. w. Rivers;
vinita circuit. supplied by L. VI. Lem
ing;
Catoosa, supplied by w. B. F. Head
lee;
Claremore, Q. w. Burkes;
Chelsea, i. s. Lamar;
Alton, A NJ. Belcher;
Olympus, supplied by +. NJ. Suttle;
Choutesu, j. T. Hall;
Paw Paw, supplied by Bear Timpson;
Tahlequah Station, j. J. Lovett;
Tahlequah eire1it. supplied by n. Bit
ting;
Flint, A. G. Pickens;
Prairie Grove, supplied by G. II.
Muskrat
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-30
New Postmaster at Clarenore.

John NJ. Taylor, Jr.. U. S. commits
sioner, Indian policeman, assistant
solicitor, etc. has added to his title
that Of postmaster, at Claremore,
I. T. He received his appointment
last week and doubtless within
ten days will be answering the inquiry
Of Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Jones to the ef-
feet that there nothing to-day"
John is an obliging, afiable fellow and
II the incumbency Of the Claremore
Office is to depend upon the quality Of
service rendered he will be postmaster
for a good long term. Mr.. Nelson, the
retiring officer, was appointed under
the Cleveland regime and simply goes
out that a republican may 90 in. The
Office will be moved TO Mr.. Taylor's
new building midSay between the
two depots.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-30
smAKrsrr.Rr rlDLKAux.

Friday evening. October slst, Halloween, at
the academy the Dorcas society will preaent q
programme OF tAbloanx from Shakespeare .
plays Thosc who remember the Washington
tableaux last spring viii need no urging 20 at
tend the Shakespeare tableAux as the latter
Will far snrpass any eiort heretofore made.
The costumes and stage setting VIII surpass
all previous efforts Aimlsslon 20 cents.
Following is the programme:
l. Music
q Death ofJulius Caesar
g. Ghost scene ....,.......,.... ..... Hamlet
4. Players scene ....4s...s..fssfs.s Hhuiltt
g. Othello relating adventures.
O. Othello before the Senate.
T. Death Of Desdemona. .,.,.........- Othello
g. Music.
o. Balcony acene ..... ...... Romeo juliet
10. Tomb acena. .............. Romeo y Jnliet
II. The witchee ..... ..s..,........t,. Macbeth
I2 King Lear and daughter.
IL. King Lear In the storm.
~ Music.
I5 Casket scene a... Merchant Of Venice
l6 Trial scene ......... Merchant OF Venice
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-30
The Pryor Creek Express Robbie

The Pryor Creek Express Robbery
Andy Temple, the man alleged to
have been implicated with John Turl-
ington, the Boonville. Mo, murderer,
in the robbery of the express car at
Pryor Greek, was brough from Dallas,
Tex, last. week and placed in the U S.
Jail. lie was arraigned aud entered a
plea Of guilty to the charge, after
which he was rem anded to Jail to
await sentence. This action clears
Sam Ridenhour and Mr.. Hodges and
the case against them was nolled last
Thursday. Temple said he thought it
useless to fight the case, as burlington
had given the whole thing away. He
claims lac only got S495. aud that the
full amount taken was less than $1,000.
unless his associate swindled him in
the spoils. burlington has been con-
victed Of the murder Of the sheriff at
Boonville and sente need 10 be hung.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-30

An anti-horsethief association
assembled in the opera house at
Independence last week and the
proceedings were opened BY prayer.
Reports showed a horses stolen last
year and I3 recovered; seven thieves
were captured and convicted; the men,
bership numbers $3.50 aud is rapidly
increasing.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-30
TWO Distinct Lines to Chicago,

Two Distinct Lines to Chicago,
Are given the traveller from the Indian Terri
tory by the Burlington Route. One to Han
nibal over the NJ. X AFR T., whence the
Burlington's solid yestlbuled train, the
XII" takes up the through sleeper and
81 eeds % 10 its destination. The other route
Is made over the a. 4 st. J. Il u from Kan
sas City, nom which point this famous train,
the "Eii, " starts. This Is the Kansas City
Chicago Flyer. q solid vestibulcd train OF
sleepers aud free chair cars, leaving Kansas
City late In the afternoon, it lands the pas
senger in Chicago In time Tor business the
next morning, having served both supper and
breakfast In dining cars. which are acknOwl-
edged by all 10 be the best west OF Chicago.
The Burlington Route (K C.. st. }. A {. II.
u } from Kansas city gives through service
TO Minneapolis and - Paul. leaving Kansas
city In the forenoon the through buffet sleep
ers via. Council Blnns arrives at the twin
cities'' in time for breakfast the next morn
log. This line rams two magnificent trains
through TO Council Bluffs and omaha daily.
one leaving Kansas City little before noon
and one in The evening. arriving respectively
In the evening and morning. Both OF these
trains have the palace sleeping aud free chair
cars which have made the darlington passen-
ger service q model Of comfort and magni6-
cence-
For further information address, &. ".
Bosrdnan. Travelling Passenger Agent, Fort
worth. Texas. OF
A t.. Dawes,
General Pass. q Ticket Agent.
St Joseph, NO.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-30
DIRECTIONS FOR TRAVELLERS.
For Minor Details Call Upon the NJ, X.
a I. Railway Agent.

Take the Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas night
train, uo:i5 p. M to St. Louis and all points
east via 81. louis. The morning 6 - a. m ~
train TO chicago aud all points east via Chi
cago, arriving there next morning In time for
all east aud north bound routes. Both night
and day trains make connections for all west
ern points at Kansas city. Through car ser
vice to chicago. 81. Louis and kansas City.
Arrangements may be made ahead for sleep
ere. by Supplying to local agent. Excursion
tickets on sale daily to all southern and Cali
fornia points. going aud returning on differ
ent routes. tickets good six months. Any
fnrther information desired will be cheerfully
furnished on application TO
A G. PECK, Agent.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-30

Wanted at The star Store. poul-
try, butter. eggs. ctc.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-30

Call at the o. K. Meat market
for goUd Roast.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-30
TTNTED STATES COMMISSIONER,
TOHN NJ. TAYLOR, JR.,

u. S. commissioner for the Western
District of Arkansas. Will practice
before the IT, s. courts at Muskogee
TT. Smith and Vinita. Also author
lied to take bonds and application for
marriage license. Office near Sanders
hotel. Claremole. 1. L.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-30

Earmarks underbits in left, one In right.
scar on Jaw. Horses same brand. same op
right shoulder. Range between Little Cabin
aud Horse creek. s-St
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-05

Hon. T. b. Mills, of Las Vegas, hes
library OF which any man could
feel proud. Aside from thorough
literary library comprising all OF
the standard encyclopedias and his
torical works, he has u complete file
OF every newspaper ever published
In San Miguel county neatly bound,
besides volumes OF old and rare
publications, among them copy of
julius Cae-er, 10 English, and nine
large volumes OF a scrap book con-
tanning newspaper articles dIscrlp-
tive OF every battle OF the civil war,
with noted articles, illustrations and
comment.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-05

Every citizen of New Mexico
who has the Interest of theterritory
In view should by word or deed en-
courage and assist In making the
territorial fair at Albuquerque
success. 1t Is hoped that every Sec
tion will be represented with Its
produce and fruit to the greatest
perfection, that the mineral wealth
Of our hills Ia unequaled Ia the
world, and that only capital and
enterprise are necessary to make Of
New Mexico the leading agricul-
turaI and mineral producing section
of America. Convince people by
the proper exhibits that something
besides lungs and livers oan he
grown Ia the terrltory.-Stock
Grower.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-05

A wreck occurred In the yards at
Albuquerque Wednesday evening,
In which engineer Fred Kaufman
was Instantly killed, almost 10 sight
Of his home and family. The be.
lated, incoming A. & p. passenger
struck an open switch, thro wing
most of the train from the track.
The passengers we're badly shaken
up, but none seriously injured. It
Is supposed that the engineer jump
ed from the cab and fell so that the
tender was thrown upon him,
breaking both arms and legs and
mashing his head. He.was q man
highly respected by all.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-05

The range lie beginning to show
green.
Payday today at the Cash
Entry.
There is notan Idle man In or
around Gerrillos.
Fair commences one week from
next Monday. Go TO the
fair.
Roswell has a nutmeg mellon
measuring three feet In circumfer-
ence.
Extensive brick-making should
be conducted at Cerrill0s next
year.
Some excallent views have been
made of the Grand Central and
Palace.
TwoIots. and dwelling houses for
sale on the south side. Apply to this
Office.
Some parts OF Kansas are said TO
be 30 dry that the hogs have to be
soaked In the rivers before they
will hold sIop.
The Ladies Relief sociely will
meet at the residence of Mrs. A.
M. Anderson, on Tuesday afternoon
next, at 8 O'Clock p. m.
Dick Mathews hama new adver-
tisement In this issue. His new
place IL now opened to the public
with a select stock of wet goods.
The Pecos pipe line, intended TO
convey water from the upper Pc.
cos river to the placer fields In
Southern Santa Fe county, is again
coming to the frout-on paper.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church ten
der their thanksto Mr.. W. Q. Hurt
for the use of his hall. to the GIee
Club and to all othersiwho assisted
In making their festival success.
There will probably be no more
festivals, until The oyster arrives.
10 ell the juicy glory of the winter
season There is some sense In an
oyster supper. Ice cream is vanity
Of vanities. Yea verify.
We understand that the old board
OF officers and directors were elect
ed at the meeting Of The Santa Fe
Copper company, held at Santa Fe,
yesterday. The business tranacted
was not given to the public.
The Cash Entry will soon have
its big concentrating plant In oper-
alton, and then long dormant sec
tion containing ore by The millions
of tons. will be brought to the
front az producing section.
Las Cruces lays the cornerstone
of her agricultural college on the 9th
inst. Grapes by the ton and mel.
Ions by the wagon load will be
free to the large crowd expect
ed 10 attend the ceremonies.
When In Las Vegas this week
Mr.. Hartman. informed The RUST
LER man that the Tree Hermanos
company would reeommence de-
velopment work on their property
at San Pedro. In few days.
With all sl5 cash purchases lat
one timel,. will give one Webs
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-05

man who tries to accomplish good
In the iruest sense Of the word.
Col. o'Brien passed through from
San Pedro 10 Santa Fe Sunday. He
says the camp Is In good shape 20
far - actual work Of prospecting
and developing goes; that there. are
no Idle men. but 20 to so working
hard to bring something to sight,
and with good prospects Of success.
he unhesilatingly predicts that sis
months more will see San Pedro .
livller camp than ever before.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-05

The vicinity Of Eddy has been
visited by = cloud-burst and flood /.
to test the strength Of the big dam.
but that structure has remained
arm as adamant.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-05

Deputy sheriff Cook, Of Ration,
was smbuthed and shot through
the leg while riding along the road
Tuesday morning. He succeeded
In reaching Geo. Moore's ranch.
where medical assistance was sent
for.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-05

Randolph Kelley visited Santa Fe
over Sunday.
Senator Hill has been spending
the week at the capital.
A. E. LaudeBslseer visited Santa
Fe on business. Thursday.
J. W. Mcdonald. of Golden. l.
spending q week or two IN Las We
gas.
Elder J. d. Bush remains Pre-
siding Elder for the Albuquerque
district.
Mr.. Rlrhard GlbIIn and niece re-
turned to san Pedro this morning
from Santa Fe.
VIII Blshophss been recresting
In Albuquerque. the southern
suburb OF OerrilIos.
Geo. o'Neil. one of the best min
ers OF Cerrlllos district. suberibes
regularly for two copies of the
RUsTLER.
s. L. Raunheim, formerly mana.
ger OF and present stockholder IN
the Santa Fe Copper Company. Is
in Santa Fe.
John Warren. Clark & Farsythe,
Hon. IT. b. Mills and NJ. o'Keefe,
of Las Vegas, are new Subscribers
TO the RUsTLER this week.
j. ID. Eakin, of Frank & Eakln,
wholesale liquor and cigar dealers
Of Albuquerque. Is In town today,
in the interests of The frm's trade.
Miss Annie Misner and Master
Walter GriswoId joined the pupils
at Las Vegas this week. Miss
Carrie Putnam*wlIl also 60 In few
days.
Milton Crutchfield. who has been
In charge Of the NJ. E. church ct
5oocorro, has been assigned to the
Cerrillos charge by the late confer
enee.
Geo. w. Wyllys visited Santa Fe
Sunday evening. Were the COM
missloners In session ? or, was Ii q
special session Of one commissioner
and his girl?
Geo. J. Smith. W. .'s. Spencer and
V. Schick attended The Republican
uventien.at Santa Fe, Tuesday.
rs delegates from San Pedro aud
Golden precinct.
Contractor Jas. s. Duncan. was
down from Las Vegas Saturday,
looking after men for this section.
He now has men at work on all
the sections, and satisfactory con-
dition of affairs exists.
Jefferson Reynolds fs still In Bos-
ton but will likely return soon, and
when he does, Interesting develop
ments are likely to material!ze In
connection with the Lincoln Lucky
property at San Pedro.
Mrs. Geo. J. Smith ana Mrs.
Cass B nton, Of golden, made II
short visit to Cerrillos Monday, re-
turning on Tuesdy mornings stage.
Both are accomplished ladies,
whose visits to Cerrillos are well
come.
q. NJ. Creamer, Santa Fe's popu
lar druggist and president of the
New Mexico Board of Pharmacy,
will go TO Albuquerque tomorrow
to make arrangements for meet
ing of the board to be held at that
place during the fair.
E. II. Kenney, w. II. N-sbiit
and G. A. Whited we're selected
delegates to the Republican con
vention ut Santa Fe, at the primary
held last Saturday night. w. ii.
KENNEDY WAS selected to act az
secretary of thedmeeting, chairman
Uptegrove presiding.
Rev. l. N. Cruchfield has been
promoted TO the position of Pre-
siding Elder, of the Chavez and
Eddy county district. Good enough.
The people In the south-east part
OF the Territory will find him q
jealous and conscientious worker,
plain. honest and sympathetic. A
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-05

robes. repairing and carriage trim
ming. are all combined In c. L.
Burkhsrl's harness chop. Cerrillos.
sonJino PodIlla. . foreman on Mr..
Plno's ranch, was secideutly shot
yesterday. A pistol iu the hands
OF his boy and an accidental dis-
charge sent a bullet though his
shoulder. Or. Palmer is treating
him and be Is reported as doing
well.
In recording the marriage OF q
certain conductor Of the A. T. q
s F., 10 Cerrillos young lady on
Wednesday OF this week. the Las
Vegas Optic was probably misrin.
formed. The young lady at least
says she knows nothing of II, and
that must be admitted ~ evil
dence. What the signs for the fu-
turs may be, the HUSTLER will not
at present divulge.
The RUsTLER Is published In 3
producing section and one that
must eventually become q bee-hIve
OF producing and manufacturing in.
dustry. The merchants who are
far sighted enough to realize this
aud take advantage Of the present
to build up trade for the future on q
sure foundation, are the wlse ones.
There Is no better way ts max e
good business acquaintances than
by continuous Advertising.
Capt. J. w. Cooper, the stsld and
sturdy head OF the Cooper Lumber
Co., Pecos Valley, paid the New
Mexican an agreeable call yester-
day. Capt. Cooper Is making large
shipments OF superior lumber to
the Santa Fe market these days, at
which he Is not inclined to COM
plain. He r. joices at the modern
building up Of the capital city and
when he grows richer he will re-
move here and make his home
New Mexican.
A deed was recorded yesterday
which sets forth the sale of the
Nasario Gonzales interest In the
Juana Lopez grant to r. w. Webb
for the sum of $4,000. The pro.
perty was granted by the Kingdom
ofSpain In 1882 TO Miguel Ortiz,
Manuel Ortlz and Domingo Rome
70, and was confirmed by the U. S.
congress January %, 1870, for
AZ, 022 acres. II Is almost entirely
underlain with anthracite and bi.
luminous Goals and Is located in
south Santa Fe county not far from
Cerrillos. Mexican.
The two towns of Las Vegas
form a big, bustlIng, commercial
community where The people some.
how seem 10 live off OF each other
and make money. To man ac-
qualnted with Cerrillos and her
wonderful backing in great natural
resources, which, still undeveloped,
yield their many thousands of dol
lars per month, 1t can but seem
STANCE that but village should
mark the spot the most favored of
any In New Mexico for a city.
Yet, possibly IL may not always be
thus.
1t il said one of the finest Jewels
In the crown of Spain, q magnifi-
cent turquoise, was found In the
Turquoise mine near Cerrillos.
Tiffany, the famous New York
jeweler. ran the mine for q time q
few years ago, but owing to the
personal thriftiness of the superin-
tendentsnd some bad management,
1t did not pay. Since that time the
mine has been closed. This mine
Is round cone, occupying about 40
to go acres of land, while all around
this cone are located an entire
different formation, principally
silver, carrying galena. The fa-
NOUS Cash Entry mine, that now
has over two millions of dollars of
ore In sight, is within half mile of
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-05

Remember the Palace hotel for A
good meal cheap, when In Cerril-
los.