Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-17

own aud the oounty's Interests bat
ter by electing Mr. CatTon 10 the
Territorial senate, than Mr.. Mar
tinez.
The RUsTLER, a. ong with many
friends Of Joseph b. Mayo, Of Col
den, Is highly pleased with HE
nomination for Representative. He
l. d first class mHn for the position,
and unless the signs read wrong,
bel going 10 get there with both
feet.
Anlonio Joseph ls said to have
received over Sl10, ,O00 from the sale
Of land grant interests the past
year. Probably should he remain
in Congressa few more years, he
might be able to negotiate the
transfer OF the whole Territory.
Yet. Joseph isn't land grabberl
oh, no.
W. Il. Nesbitt, the pioneer OF
Cprrillos-the man who built the
FIRST house In the town and has
stood by il ever since, Is candi-
date on tbe Republican ticket for
County Commissioner. 1t Is super.
iluous for this paper to say u word
ia commendation of his ability or
integreiy. The boys all know
"Bill Nesbitt," and knowing
him, know that he is "solid as Il
rock" /"
Proud and honored American
citizens, do not expect that we
shall insult your intelligence by
trying TO explain the difference be.
tween Mr.. Catron and Romulo Mar
liuez, in favor Of Mr.. Catron. II
you have ever met the two gentle
men in the past, or should you
happen to do SO in the future, the
simple meeting will be sufficient to
decide your choice.
The RUsTLER will make no Diet
rimental staten anL against any
candidate for public Office, where II
cannot do so on the best Of ground;
and for the public good. This pa
per chooses to build up the popular
ity of its favorites by good aud
substantial arguments as 10 theil
sterling worth, rather than by com
/ parisOn TO others faults upon th,
light OF which public exposure
may be thrown. There IL Il certiar
amount OF generosity in such I
fight that should make such argu
; ments all the more efieeiual.
The Republicans Saturday nom
mated Hon. Il. +. Catron for thl
Council; j. b. Mayo, Of Golden anC
b. NJ. Read, of Santa Fe, fo
Representatives; G. NJ. Conklin
Sheriff; Manuel Valdez for As
SCISSOR; Antonio j. Ortiz, for Pro
bate Clerk, Pablo Borrego fo
Treasurer, Bro. Botulph for Sup
erintendent of SchooIs, w. Ii. Nes'
!. bltt, of Cerrill0s aud A. Stabb, o
Santa Fe, for Commissioners, ant
Antonio Alerid for Coroner. Th'
ticket is well spoken Of by mel
who are well acquainted with al
of the gentleman composing it.
= NJ. S. Otero, candidate for Dele
e gate to Congress, il making a Wig
. Orous and telling campaign. /
begins to look much more favor
able for his election than ever be-
i, fore. The continual demand o
q his opponent, Mr.. Joseph, rathe
clashes against the idea OF a major
. ity of the voters, who believe in
giving more than one man show
, Especially when that one man ha
passed by his best opportunl
= ties without accomplishing the will
D of the people. Mr.. 0tero will be II
/" position favored by the admins
tration, If elected, to accomplish
n much more than Antonio JOS pl
2 could expect to accomplish. A
J. word to the wise voter Is sufficient
A letter comes to this Office ex
h pressing surprise that the RUsTLEl
II should have accused Roinulo Mar
II tinez of being close>fisted ant
selfish, and maintaining that, OIL