Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-14

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Il Is chased, though inclined 10 be
giddy, II enioysa good press, the
moe rapid the better, has a weak
ness for gossip, talks a great deal,
Il can stand some praise, and IL
awfully proud Of q new dress. Il
cannot be kept In good humor,
however, without the "almighty
dollar" Therefore, pay upl-
Optic.
The people OF San Pedro and
Golden are growing more hopeful
over the outlook. Truly these
camps have had discouragomeni
enough, and without good cause,
but better time Is coming. There
are few sections in the southwest
that can show as rich mineral ae
San Pedro, Golden and Dolores,
and they are all record-makers In
the past, as they will De In the
future.
That part Of the building adjoin-
ing the excavation for the new
Weber block at Santa Fe containing
the handsome insurance Office OF
Paul Wunschmann & Co., fell In on
Monday of this week, utterly de-
stroying the Office furniture and
giving Mr.. Wunschmann q very
narrow escape with his life. The
removal OF supporting walls no
doubt caused the tumble. Mr..
Wunschmann has moved his busi-
ness Office to the room adjoining
the entrance to the Capital Hotel.
According to the Albuquerque
Citizen they put babies in Jail
in that city. Following Is the
item:
Five boys, ranging from J to II
years, are in the city Jail, being the
youngsters who broke into and
stole from the shop of Strong q
Hesselden a number OF carpenter
tools. One Of the boys Is colored
and is supposed to be tn leader.
They admit stealing the tools, but
will not tell what they did with
them. The parents Of these boys
reside In this city.
"Mr. F. II. Strong, M. E., OF
Dolores, Santa Fe county, N. Mex,
who has recently reported on some
new Colorado mines for parties In
New York, Is now In that city for
few days. He has achieved
reputation as a mathematician and
! lightning calculator"
The above Is from the Silver City
Enterprise, and is the first we have
heard Of Mr.. Strong for number
OF months, at which time he ire
ported" and also advanced somt
money on some claims around Do
lores, Glad to know that he Il
alive.
) It isa little tlresome for one Il
have to write On local subjects ant
, treat them over and over for years
Yet the public expects it. II thu
HUSTLER forgets for a single issue
, to tell about the mining pros
, poets and rich resources of thu
southern Santa Fe county camps,
letter or two comes from someon,
abroad who perhaps has never be-
fore seen the paper, asking VIII!
we do not write up the mining in
terests. In many ways the pape
. Is placed between two fires. Ther'
are capitalists who do not desir'
the country written up and will
not support a local paper becaus'
: 1t may bring in other capital anC
conflict with their interests. Or
the other hand, many Of the pros
7 pectors and laborers who desire tn,
country to develop for their owl
benefit, spend their money in thu
} saloons, and when they are thu
! drunkest, cry the loudest for thu
3 newspaper, toward the suppor
/ of which they have never paid
, cent, to boom the country. Sucf
, is newspaper life In the far west.
: Emmert, the Groceryman and
{ fruit and vegetable dealer OF Santt
0 Fe, Is a good man with whom Il
place your orders.