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The morning call., 1890-04-15
ALAMEDA.
The Bid for the Purchase of Municipal
Bonds Accepted.

The Bid for the Purchase of Municipal
Bonds Accepted.
The Pottery Works have been shut down for
some time, but VIII resume work during the
present week.
young man named Crowley had a row last
Sunday with saioOn-keeper named Schul on
High street and gave him a severe beating about
the head. Crowley was arrested for battery
Thomas Gligan, young man OF Oakland, ap-
peared upon the streets at the West End in an
intoxicated condition last Monday and his con-
duet became so offensive that lie was placed
under arrest.
The latest phase in the Vlngerholts. Cohen war
Is the attem ut OF MIS-. NingerhOlts to have her
nelghbOr arrested for The violation OF the law
prohibiting the erection of fence more than
twelve feet high.
The Literary and Social Union of the Presby-
teIian Church mas elected the following officers
for The ensuing term: George SIutteYant, Pres
ident: Leo Robinson, Vice PRESIDENT; Miss Liz
zle Arnold, Secretaryi George A. BoTdwell,
Treasurer.
James Thomas made himself obnoxious in a
saloon on Central avenue, West End, last Sun
day, and was elected by The proprietor, aided by
tile bar-keeper. He came back and made addi-
uOnal disturbance, when he was taken into Gus
lody on TWO charges OF battery and disturbing
City Treasurer Pa liner is incapacitated by i'll
ness from performing The duties OF his Office
aud his recovery is not expected He is well
advanced in years aud never recovered from la
grippe, with which lie was attacked about Two
months ago. His son. LinwoOd Palmer, is per
forming The duties OF the office.
The City Trustees met IN stated session last
evening, L. Il. Masllck presiding. The Clerk was
instructed 10 notify The Anglo-Neyada Assurance
Corporation Of the acceptance OF its bid for The
purchase OF $4,000 worth of municipal bonds.
petition was received from several residents of
High street and Vicinity, asking that
Sherman j. Fish be appointed a night
waIchman for the western end OF the
city. No attention was taken, as IL Is the ipten-
lion OF the Trustees To Increase The police force.
II was decided TO request the water company 10
place hydraDt at the corner Of Baker and Park
streets. A large number Of applications for per-
mission 10 lay artificial stone sidewalks by pri-
vate contract were faVOrably acted upon petit
ton was received from G. Bartlett, ID. l.. Ran
uolph and others, asking that artificial stone
SIDEWALKS be laid on both sides of Kings avenue,
anu resolutions OF Intention for the Improvement
we're ORDERED to be prepared. A petition was
asking that II be macsdamizd from santa Chars
10 Buena Vista avenues
The morning call., 1890-04-15

The house of Oteri OF New Orleans has pro.
posed to send banana plants and over 1000 ap-
pies planted in The earth to a point named Ia
cata, In the jurisdiction OF La Ceiba.
On the 18Th of January last the canalization of
the Aguan River to the north Of this coast be-
gan. Colonel Miguel Luis Aguilera, who is in
charge Of the work, and that OF the Viajao in the
department of OlaneheS, will give great atien-
ton to the work.
There VIII shortly be published from the Office
oil La Republic a pamphlet containing documents
win lie lille Historical Precedents of The Ma
tional Union" In the same pamphlet will be in
serted lie contract celebrated in this city on
october 10, 1889.
The last census taken OF the population last
year Indicated an increase OF 6580 inha biIauts
In the republic. To-day Honduras contains a
population of 3S1 .93S inhabitants.
Each day augmenls tile enthusiasm for the
union, and the popularity OF the scheme in
creaSeS considerable
The morning call., 1890-04-15
Benefit Concert.

An orchestral and choral concert will be
given at the Bijou Theater on Thursday
evening next by the San Francisco Choral
Society for the benefit of the Hahnemann
Hospital Building Fund, and particularly
fol the free ward for sick and destitute chill
dren. The officers Of the hospital are:
Board of Lady Managers-Mrs L. E. Caswell,
Mrs. j. r. Jarboe, Mrs. Leon Sloss, Mrs. DR..
CuIrier, Mrs. DIR. WORTH Mrs. Marin Schultz,
Mrs. L. j. Dean, Miss Carrie Eckel, Mrs. L.
Itlber, Mrs. A. W. Scott, Mrs. W. Wede. MRS.
Mrs. Oliver. Board of Trustees William Nor
lis, j. Il. Jarboe, E. Il. Lillenthal, f. S. Chad
bourne, Sidney Gushing. Leon Sloss, w. p.
The morning call., 1890-04-15
A RABBITS MEMORY.

The Late DR.. Cohn's Congregation I'm
veil His Monument.
The memory of the late Rabbi Elkan
Coin was fifty honored on Sunday by the
unwilling of a monument at the Jewish
Cemetery. This tribute is a fine block OF
marble ten feet high and three feet square,
resting upon a stone pedestal and Sar-
mounted by funeral urn.
On the entablature is inscribed: THE
congregation Temple Emanuel has erected
this monument to the memory of DR.. Elkan
Cohn, its faithful rabbi and devoted mill
lister Tor twenty-nine years"
Rev. Jacob NoorSanger delivered the
Grafton and the congregation sang the
prayer for the dead.
The morning call., 1890-04-15

A. Irwin. alias Miller, arrested recently
on a charge of swindling j. V. Hull, car
penter in the Western Addition, on a ''gold
brick" scheme, was released on bonds yes
terday at the County Jail, pending trial in
the Superior Court, and taken into custody
afterward on a warrant sworn out by a
Petulama man, who charges him with a
similar swindie. Irwin was held some
time ago in Police Court on the first
charge,
The morning call., 1890-04-15

A society named "Humberto Primo has bee N
Installed In tie capital OF the republic. The OBJ.
ject OF This society is to facilitate tile life and
progress o! the Italian colony. who are very
numerous in this republic.
The family OF the late Senior Volio have been
paid $4,000 in gold for life Insurance policy
taken out In New York company.
The morning call., 1890-04-15

The mid-term vacation began yesterday and
continues one week.
The surveying class, under Instructor Ray
mond, Will spend next week in practical field
work
Ire Objectionable switches have been In
spected by Roadmaster Kellogg, with n view 10
changing Them TO suit the wishes OF the citizens
Professor Moses has been granted years alb
senee, and L. Z. Miller, 'S7. has been recon-
The morning call., 1890-04-15
old-Fasbtouea D,strtct sc,oo,

The old-fashioned district school" held
a session last evening in the parlors Of
Simpson Memorial Church, corner of Hayes
and buchanan streets. Miss Deborah Kit
terry, the teacher, presented her pupils with
all their accomplishments to large num-
Der of their parents and friends.
The morning call., 1890-04-15

Last night the body of the man who was
killed by the Southern Pacific train on
Townsend street, near Fourth, Saturday
night, was identified as that of Peter Kent,
a labOrer, who has worked around the city
in various places. Kent was residing in a
lodging-house on Howard street.
The morning call., 1890-04-15
The DilIon-Esmonde Fynd,

j. Mahoney presided at meeting of the
Dillon-Esmonde Fund Executive Commit
tee, held last night at K. X. B. Hall. The
Treasurer reported that the proceeds Of
the meeting at the Grand Opera House on
the occasion of the Dillon and Esmonde
The morning call., 1890-04-15

meeting of the Young Ireland Parla-
mentary Club was held at Red Branch
Hall. Ten candidates for membership
were initiated, and preparations were made
for an entertainment and ball on the eve of
Memorial day
The morning call., 1890-04-15

The Government OF Ecuador has been In treaty
with the banks in order to obtain funds. The
Directors OF The Bank of Ecuador have offered
to loan 100000 per month while the Interna-
iionai Bank will also advance 10000 per month
The morning call., 1890-04-15
SOUTH AMERICA.
Late News From Our Sister Re.
publics by Steamer.
Terrible Accident on Board Coesting Yes.
sel-The New City of American Founded
in Nicaragua = Other Items.

The Pacific Mail Company's steamer San
Juan arrived from Panama and way ports yes
tetday. The following items are taken from ex-
changes as late as March 18th.
The morning call., 1890-04-15

visit and the proceeds of the entertainment
GU st. Patricks day, after deducting ex-
penses, amount to SS176. This money will
be sent TO Parnell at once.
The morning call., 1890-04-15
The Fire Record.

The alarm from Box % last evening was
for fire in the rear of 74l Sacramento
street. 1t destroyed a small house which
had been occupied by Chinese as restau-
rant. Damage $50.
The morning call., 1890-04-15

EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.-The fortieth an
nual convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church OF California Diocese viii be held In
Grace Church next month. Bishop Kip has ap-
pointed Rev. W. w. Davis OF ST. Luke's Church
10 preach The opening service.
The morning call., 1890-04-15

A WoMAN's ScARF-PIN.-Margare st. Clair
filed complaint in the Justices Court yester-
day against T. +. Winters to recover a crown
shaped scarf-pin with the monogram 'S. S." She
values the bauble at S25, and alleges that Win
ters refuses to return IL.
The morning call., 1890-04-15

Fourth race-The Pacific Derby tor three
year-Olds, one and ore-half miles. The entries
left in are Palo Altos Flambeau and Racine;
U. Hearsts Sacramento, L. Herzog's Mohawk
and w. NJ. Murry's Lord OF the Harem. No
pools were Sold no buyers for the horses run
ming against the Two cracks could be obtained.
The morning call., 1890-04-15

IT IS no longer necessary to take blue pills to
rouse the liver to action. Carriers Little Liver
Pills are much better. Don't forget this
The morning call., 1890-04-15

BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
lit defective sight. 427 Kearny street.
The morning call., 1890-04-15
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria,
When shehad Children, she gave them Castoria.
iyl7 2y TuThSa&wy
The morning call., 1890-04-15
SPECIAL AUCTION SALE,
gl8h - O.
THURSDAY. APRIL II, 1890,
AT IL O'Clock, on the premises,

621 Mission street,
WE WILL OFFER
Eight Top Side-bar Buggies and Four Open
Side-bar Busgies.
These Goods Are All New and Fresh.
The bodies and running-gear are made by the
CORTLAND Buggy Company, and the wheels and tops
are made here. and very sup erior quality,
making OF the best buggies in this market, and
celebrated Storm Spring, and for reputation the
best in the market. As wish to introduce this
class OF work in the MARKET they will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash
If you desire to these buggies before the day
OF sale you do by calling az the above place.
62I Mission st. FROOMBERG & CO.,
apis st Auctioneers.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-24
Political RustlfngE,


Register this week. Last
chance.
w. II. Nesbitt will get there In
good shape.
Mr.. Catron benefits the poor peo-
pie instead Of living of OF them.
A Republican majority of 1000
Is counted ON from BernallllO
county,
Romulo Marines was In town
last week, but strangely enough
failed to call on the RUsTLER.
Thos. p. Gable, Abe Gold and
John p. Victory were among the
visitors to the RusTLER office yes-
leiday.
Let the next legislature do away
with the fee syst, IN and fix ,the
salaries of all county officials. Also
create the office of county sur
veyor.
The fee system has been and al
ways will be corrupt. Pay a man
n reasonable salary In an flee and
he cannot afford TO spend thousands
Of dollars with which to secure his
election.
w. II. Nesbitt and 8. w. Bonner
made political speeches at Galisteo
last Saturday night. Malicious
Democrats says they danced the
Can Can at q fashionable bale af-
terwards, but that isn't TO be cred-
lied.
One OF the means OF electloneer.
ing in this campaign among q
number Of the candidates, is by at
tending bales. The massive In
tellect of the candidate Is at once
discovered as the wierd music OF the
Tom-Tom floats through the room
and autumn breezes wait sweet
perfume OF sweat and bars oil,
Oh, New Mexico ! greatest Of all
aspiring Territories
Ballots must be printed as pre-
Scribed by law, uniformly and
with the device adopted by the
party the names OF whose candi
dates they bear, adopted In conven'
tion assembled, No pastors eau be
used, and II u mixed ticket IL voted
the name Of "A candidate rejected
must be carefully scratched and the
name OF the ono substituted writ
ten with pen and ink. On the tick
cts to be used at the coming election
the device adopted by the Republic
cans Is the American flag. That o
the Democrats Is rooster,
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-24
Joseph u. mayo.

The following communication
comes from Golden, the home ol
Josepn b Mayo, candidate on the
Republican ticket for representa-
live: -.
Golden, N. NJ, Oct. %, 1890.
EDITOR RUsTLER:-The follow
ing given space In your paper will
express the sentiment OF the vot'
ers of this district: We the voters
of San Pedro and Golden, are
highly pleased with the nomina'
tion of Mr.. Mayo for the Assembly.
He Is fair business man; well ed
ucated and we'll fitted TO represent
US in Santa Fe. He has large In
terests here and has done more than
any other man to develop our re-
sources. He has engaged men Tor
years to this end, by the hundreds.
His interests are many and what Is
for his good, Is for the good oil the
whole county and Its people. be
IL one of our greatest benefactors,
and to know him Is to respect him
as an honorable man. He Is not Q
politician, nor did he seek the cam
didacy; neither did he accept until
after many earnest entreaties from
our best citizens. We can we'll al
ford 10 submit to his care all OF oul
important interest at Santa Fe
His reputation is above reproach
and when we say we are proud tt
endorse him, we voice the senti
meut OF the whole community.
VoTERs.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-24
Personal RusflInrs.

Prof. Chsse l. lo,kine sf,er pro
I,riy iuisirsis In Albuquerque.
Gro. r. Bailey made bu.lne-s
trip 10 MsITOus the first Of n,
week.
Charles Lltlell has donned the
diamond 1T Mathews 4 shoecraft'-
pupUiAr resort.
Collector Of Internal Revenue. l..
A. Hughes. was In town Tuesday
interviewing friends.
wm. Ssyle. the enierprislng and
prosperous LAmy merchant, has
been slightly on tie sick list this
week.
MITE. Ult, who has long been q
demented woman Of Cerrillos, was
removed by the aulhoraties to
Santa Fe, this week.
Mr. DR.. T. ]. Henkins, of Bur.
liDgton, Kansas, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. q. l.. Gould, arrived 10
visit her parents, Wednesday.
John T. Forsha, Of the Exchange
Hotel, Santa F., was In town yes
terdsy, look Ing after his tOwnsite
addition TO the city Of Cerrillos.
Randolph Kelley, stsunch, hon
est, reliable; lent n candidate, ouly
for business and the friendships OF
the people-all Of which he has.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-24
Application for n Patent.
No. "a.
U. s, Land Office,

- A@Aho OhAANN
Santa Fe, N. NJ. Oct. 9Th 1890.
Notice IL hereby given that l..
Bradford Prince, whose post Office
address is Santa Fe, New Mexico,
has this day iiled his application fOr
u patent for 1900 linear feet of the
Baltimore Lode, with the surface
ground 800 leet In width, situated
in the Cerrillos Mining District,
Santa Fe County. New Mexico, and
designated by the Field Notes and
official plat on file In this office No
lot No. S53 In township II NJ, range
8 T., OF the principal meridian Of
New Mexico, haid lot No 1853 being
described as follows, TO wit;
Beginning al corner No. !, loca-
tiOn corner, IA granite stone 20x8x4
in. marked 1853; whence quarter
sec. cor. bet. sec-. G d 7, Il. IA N,
X. 8 Il. bears S.34' l0 32> W.277l
feet, n high peak bears 8 470 40' W.,
n high mountain bears n 80 20r E., q
hla zed pin0n tree In. diam.
marked Is. Il. l-S53 bears S.3lo w.
20 l-2 feet, u hlaz-d cedar s In diam.
marked B.T1.S53 bears S.So0 as w.
80 l-2 feet
Thence S 610 l5>E. iva. I5o E J, at
76 feet intersecling line of survey
$50, set granite stone 22x7x4 In.
marked Pl. for point OF iniersec-
ton. 292 2 feet TO cor. No. 2, loca-
tiOn corner. ct "a granite stone 23x
7x3 In. marked 1853 whence 0
high mounlaIn hears N. 25o Z.
Thence S.3l'l5(W. Iva. 15o 3OE.l
1900 feet to cor. No. 3; a granite
stone 20xllx5 In. marked 8 1853
whence a blazed pinion tree 10.
diam. marked BIT. 8 S53 bears S.l4s
30/ e. SO feet.
Thence N.6l0l5tW. Iva. I5o3OE.)
300 feet to cor. No. 4, location cor.
ner vet granite stone 2Ox6x3 Ia.
mark ed 1883, whence q high peak
bears S.24' aO>W.
Theme N. 80 33'E. iva. 150 3V El.
at 465 feet intersecting iine of sur.
vey 585, N. 57030/W. SO feet from
cor. No, ] of survey 585, set q grna-
ite stone 20x14x4 in. marked /. p.
1900 feet to cor. No. the place Of
beginning.
Excepting from the above all the
portion In conflict with the Great
Eastern claim, survey No. 5S5; area
claimed being 81 acres. The loca-
ton of this claim ls recorded In the
office of the Recorder OF Santa Fe
County, In book !, page l42.
The only adjoining claim is the
Great Eastern which 10 survey
No. 585.
ANY and ell persons claiming sd-
versely any portion OF said Balti-
more mine or surface ground are
required to file their adverse clsims
with the Register OF the u. 8, Land
Once at Santa Fe, N. M,, during
the SIXTY days period OF publication
hereof or they will be barred hy
virtue Of the Provisions Of the
Statue. A. l.. MoRIscE,
| Register
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-24
s3 PER YEAR

Some Of the foslilEed Democrats
are silll hsrplng on tho siatrhood
question snd sppear TO be sffaid
New MeTeco viii yet become q
slsie. This Is the clsz. OF men who
more than the natives. have held
New Mexico back. This the class,
through whose stsgnating lnfiu-
ence, Cerrlllos. instead Of being q
city of thousands. as she Sh hould bo
today. is still struggling village.
Ifany class of men deserve 10 be
banlshed from q would.be pro-
gressIve territory, II Is this class.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-24
Local Rastlingn.

111AhA1@
completion.
Cerrillos business men are all en-
joyinR q good trrde,
The coal shipping business Is lar
ger than ever before.
Subscribe for the RUsrLER. The
paper needs your patronage.
Richard Green's new addition
10 the Palace Hotel, is building
nicely.
Ducks ara slow this fall about
coming down from the northern
country.
The Glee Club will give r1usi-
cal entertainment the middle Of
next month.
Work on L. @. Jones' second
two-story business house is pro-
crossing rapidly.
Look for LaudenslaRer's big new
advertisement next week. Bar-
gains galore. will be offered.
County Superintendent Victory
says there will probably be funds
and that the public schools of the
county will be- opened December.
Give Cerrlllos O start once and
she Will 60 ahead OF every other
town ln the Territory. She Is likes
ly TO have that start inside of u year.
Parties from the east, we und err
stand, have purchased inleTerests
10 Mr.. Conger's mine east OF San
Pedro, and will proceed at once TO
put up q mill to treat the ore.
A party OF prospectors compris.
ing Messrs. Uptegrove, Bennett
and Anderson, were out a couple OF
days this week. The mineral world
may soon expect to be startled.
Harness, saddles, brides, robes,
whips etc.. at the Csrr!llos Harness
Store. Special attention given to
repairs, carriage trimming. etc.
Best of work and material fur
nished.
The demand for winter supplies
Of Cerrillos Goals, ell over New
Mexico, Texas, Arizona and por-
tions of Colorado, proves how we'll
established Is the reputation oi
our Goals for superiority.
The Sinner brothers returned
from their plains hunt Monday,
having bagged eight aptelopes.
Seven OF the carcasses were brought
TO town. The boys generally get
game when they start after IL.
Mrs. NJ. E. Owsley died at her
home In Cerrillos. on Tuesday
morning, at 8 o'clock, from lung
trouble. Her age was AZ years.
She leaves a husband and six child.
rem TO mourn her loss. They have
the sympathy Of all In their be-,
reavement.
The CerriIlos mining district has
about 1000 propects, or claims, on
which more or less work has been
done. These claims will probably
nearly all come into market or be
workedat no far distant period,
which would mean the employ
ment OF q very large number of
ynen In the district.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-24

A. E. Laudenslager has sue
ceeded In building up one OF the lar.
gest business that any merchant
has ever enjoyed In CerrIIlUs, and
that too, In the very short period
of six months. He takes a just
pride In this fact, and the HUSTLER
chips In TO claim a portion OF the
tredl, as due TO his liberal use OF
Printers Ink. Rustling business
energy and capabillty, coupled
with liberal aud continual advei-
Using, will win. Either Of them,
separated from the other, can prove
but a partial success. Mr.. Lauden-
slayer carries full and complete
stock Of Groceries. provisions, bak.
cry goods, general notions, confec-
tloneries, fruits aud vegetables, and
WHOLESALERS liquors, wines and beers.
He invites the custom Of every.
body, and will endeavor by iair
aud liberal dealings, to give them
the best Of satisfaction.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-24

Cents genuine Kangaroo Shoes
ut Mrs. DOyIe's. Also complete
liue OF Ladies' Gents and chlldren's
underwear.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-24

Fresh meets and vegetables al-
ways on hand at Geo. r. Bailey q
Co.'S.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-24

A Democratic speaking was held
last night. Gable, Creamer Mar
tlnez, Delgado and Victory, made
spread'eagle speeches, which were
applauded at the usual signals.
The audience was we'll sprinkled
with Republicans, whom curiosity
led to be present.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-24

n CERnTI.Lo- LonGk. No. 10,
NYAaA r. A A. NJ meets nt iis
N.Y. an the fret Saturday
~ Nevening Ia each month.
GEo. l.. WYLIys. ". NJ.
eruART r. IoUGHBoRoUeH Sec.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-24

o. the oppo-I.e page ls published
the ufiidavil- of Hon. Henry l..
Waldo, solicitor. aud Geo. T. An.
lhuny. resident director Of the New
Mexico and Southern Pacific rail-
road cumpany, stating that every
bond issued By the county was re-
celved by them. This entirely de-
moIlshes the campaign lie published
TO inJure Mr.. staab, who was at
the time mentioned county CON-
missioner, and 10 the effect that
tl6 900 Of the bonds were never de.
livered to the II. X. Co. The story
was u very weak one at best, anu
lie prompt showing up as black
mailing scheme, will with Mr..
Staab's we'll known business quail
tieation-, secure his election by u
good majority.
Joseph b. Mayo, the southern
Santa Fe county candidate for Re-
preventative, Is u first class man.
He has been instrumental In CIV
ing employ ment TO many deserv.
ing people, aud has had under his
management gigantic schemes of
the greatest importancs TO the
county, and which may yet be
brought 10 such degree OF success
Ms 10 produce TO the county
millions OF dollars. Mr., Mayo Is
business man OF we'll known integ.
rity, and a man whom Santa Fe
county cannot afford TO have de-
feated. His election means more
TO the people than simply electing
u man TO fil the Office.
Hon. T. q. Catron 10 pioneer Of
Santa Fe county. Asa citizen he
has done more for the county In
securing public and private I'm.
provments, than every delegate In
congress together have succeeded
in doing. Al present, out of his
own means he is making some
$4,000 TO $50 600 Improvements, of
the most substantial character In
Santa Fe. He has proven himself
able and public spirited. always
ready to extend a helping hand,
He Is one Of those peculiar men who
bears under sometimes grufl
nsnner. the most kindly Of hearts,
and is acknowledged TO he the most
"brainy" man in the Territory.
lust The man for the council
-H
F.. Ill. nj