Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-12

. d~nulte nsturr wuuld be then
con-ummHied The road should
aud prohahly viii be extended O.
CerriIIos befUre Winter. and In ths
eventof IT, extension, but little
more time can be lost.
Superintendent Dyer. OF Las
Vegas, spent last night in town
talking up railroad Interests. Mr..
d. or ls'apleasent gentleman aud
eapshls oticsr. d-votlng much Of
his time increasing the company.
business At points likely TO be over-
looked by head official. and Gun.
sequently lost TO the road. Speak
ing 81 the car supply, Mr.. lIyer
said that Cerrlllos shippers were ut
present better sup piled with cars
than the compuny's owu mines,
they being Ht least twelve hundred
cnrs behind their. present Southern
Pacific orders, and that u would b,-
absolutely 'necpss"ry 10 increase the
number Of coal carsfH winter us.
To the extent ofseverail thousand.
Mr.. Jussph BIuheIey. who with
Alex. Rogers has bten'doinR some
development work on property 10
miles west Of San Pedro, In the
Ssndlas, passed through Wednes-
day on his wsy home from a trip
to Las Verse. He says they have
struck II rich In their new mine,
now having Is feet OF ore In n true
fssUre vein NJ depth Of 80 feet,
which asfsys between 90 end $40 In
gold a nd lG 10 20 per cent. copper.
Mr.. Blakeley was quite enthusiastic
over the outlook, saying that re
ports from all miners who had In
vestigated their mine was TO the
effect that Il was The biggest thing
yet discovered In all that mining
section. The RUsTLER hopes that
IL will more than realize the ex-
pections OF It's owners and prove
bonsDza In deed.
A cave has been discovered be-
] tween Normandy and Tallahema.
Tenn, beIlrved to be larger than
the Mammoth cave In Kentucky
A landslide exposed an entrance
A Corresponds mt of the Globe.
Democrat says nm exploiing party
walked In what seemed 10 he de
rect line all night. hut found no
end. There was a smnll creek run
Ming through The cave from north
east 10 southwest. The walls were
very high aud sesmed to he smooli,
except here and there stelact.t .
hung from the roof to the floor
The distance travelled could no,
have been short o. twenty miles /,
Retracing their steps they arrived
at the mouth at4 O'Clock 10 the
afternoon. They say there seem TO
he no end TO The cave. In some
places the paa+age Is
hundreds of feet wide. AS the
mouth OF this cave lies at the foot
Of what Is known as the table lands
or barrens, IL Is believed u extends
nnderithe whole tableland.
There Ia every indication now
that this place. has settled on solid
basis Of prosperity. and that invest
ments made here are sure Of gond
advance. Inview of this the Rust
LER feels safe In inviting capita
here. There are openings here fol
a good many enterprises, and IL
some OF them quite an amount o
capital could be used. Our banking
Facilities probably embrace tn,
greatest Inconvenience, as the sunni
necessary TO transact he business
of Southern Santa Fe county, rang,
all the way from $4,000 to s1OO
900 per month, and prospectiveI,
these amounts are likely TO Prov
greatly Inadequate before anoihe
year rolls by. By the circulation
necessary to transact the busi mes
of a section like this, can b,
gsuged the field for all oihe
branches OF trade, though man,
branches Of mercantile trade or,
already pretty we'll represented
There certainly appears q goot
opening at the present for Q bank
Ing business at Cerrillos.