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, 1890-04-16

The girl who wears a bunch of ~violets,
who is gowHoi in violet and who uses Il
violet perfume, has for her c]orrespon-
dence cards those of lilac with n gold
monogram upon them. The monogram
is also On the outside of the large square
envelope in which he card is placed.
The contrast is a decidedly pretty one,
and it gives h young man who likes to
make a joke an opportunity to say that
of course whatever she writes will be
kept %inviolate.
, 1890-04-16

NEW York. April l5.-The second
days session of the Sailors and Firemen's
Union had a iull attendance. A motion
was adopted that a committee of two be
appointed to draw up a constitution under
which the various unions can work in
harmony. A committee was appointed
to confer with local unions on the Atlantic
and Pacific coasts and the Lake Seamen's
Union Arthur Van Hove of Philadel-
phia and j; 7. o'Sullivan werecelected
, 1890-04-16

WASHINGTON, April l5.-The judge
advocate general OF the navy today sub
united his preliminary report to Secre-
tary Tracy in the McCalla case, recon-
mending that Commander McCalla of
the corvette Enterprise be tried by court
martial on charges based on facts de
veloped during the recent investigation
BY the court of inquiry. The secretary
approved the recommendation and
ordered that it be presided over by Adj
mirial Harmony, the court to meet at
New York Tuesday.
, 1890-04-16

SPRINGFTELD. ILL.,, April l5.-The
twenty fifth anniversary of the death of
Abraham Lincoln was appropriately cele-
brated today under the auspices of the
Lincoln Memorial League. There were
thousands of strangers in the city, in
Guiding a large delegation of G. A R
and one of turn vereu. The city was
decorated with fa1s and mourning.
There was a large procession to the Lin
coin monument where the memorial exer-
cises were held. The monument and
~sarcopagus were handsomely decorated.
President Harrison and other prominent
men sent letters of regret.
, 1890-04-16

hear from Melbourne that n few Inc
tuously devout people t1:cre are disposed
to lie somewhat ~scanduliZ.l that Lord
and Lady Hopctoun do not 60 to church
together. 1t seems that my lord is a
PRESBYTERIAN, while my lady is an Epis-
.,opalian, so that he goes TO the Scots
church and she to the Anglican. Capt.
Wellington, the private secretary, APP
pears to be comfortably Indifferent on
the subject, as he goes either to the Pres
Lyterian worship or the Anglican ser
vice, Just as occasion requires. London
World.
, 1890-04-16

JACKSON, Miss April l5.-Governor
Stone has been notified OF a horrible
assassination IN Lawrence county, thirty
miles from this city. The stable Of Jerry
Bass, colored, was fred by unknown
parties and when Bass and his son Charles
went to ~extinguish the flames they were
fred on in the darkness and the boy
killed and Bass badly wounded. Their
dwelling house was then burned to the
ground. There is no clue to the muir
derers. A reward has been offered for
the capture and conviction of the iends.
, 1890-04-16

INDIANAPOLIS, April l5.-Ei0ht hun
dred carpenters struck today for eight
hours and thirty five cents per hour in
accordance with a notice given to the
bosses three months ago. Only about
100 carpenters in the city are not in
cluded in the strike. The bosses have taken
no action toward meeting the demands,
though some contractors have verbally
agreed to concede them.
, 1890-04-16

WASHINGTON, April l5-Boutelle OF
Maine called up the naval appropriation
bill, the pending question being upon the
amendment adopted in committee Of the
whole striking out the clause providing
for the construction OF three coast line
battle ships. The action of the commit
tee was reiected-yeas !04. NAYS 1872
HOLMAN of Indiana moved to recommit
the bill with instructions TO the commit
tee on naval affairs 20 report 1t back wit h
an amendment providing for one battle
ship Lost-nays lG3, nays 1913 The
bill then passed
, 1890-04-16

ZANZIBAR, April Additional par
ties to the number of 26O have left here
to Join the caravan which Emin Pasha is
fitting out at Bagamoyo for the expedi
ton into the interior. Mayor Wissman
Is equipping five other caravans. one in
tended to proceed to the country north of
Lake Tanganyika.
A telegram from Delagoa bay confirms
the report thst a Portuguese expedition
l.2OO strong has gone up the Slime river
to attack MpOnda.
, 1890-04-16

PIERRE, S. D., April ia runner
from Sheyenne, seventy miles west Of the
reservation, says that Chief Big Foot.
with about forty braves, refuses either to
take up land OF vacate for the settlers
and has commenced to make trouble.
Two companies OF infantry and three of
cavalry were dispatched from Fort Mead
and have cornered the Indians and are
awaiting orders for the disposition OF Big
Foot, who refuses to cap'tulate.
, 1890-04-16

ANNAPOLIS, April I5.-At the trill
OF Steven Archer, treasurer of Maryland,
today the attorney general, acting as
prosecutor, read a statement from the
governor saying he had reviewed the
testimony and declared the Office OF
treasurer vacant. Governor Jackson to-
day appointed Adwin H. Brown state
treasurer .
, 1890-04-16
Eastern Gold Bugs on the SiIyeI
Question.

New YORK, April ia meeting of
the Chamber of Commerce was held to-
day to receive the report of the commit
tee on finance and currency on the silver
legislation by congress. The report was
adopted as follows: The committee find
it impracticable to unite in any special
recommendation. They can only agree
in deprecating any measure by which this
country shall accumulate in Its treasury
so large an amount of silver. In any form.
as shall disturb our financial relations
with other peoples, but that any law en-
acted upon the subject should rave re,
spect to our with the world at
large. In the discussion which followed
much praise was accorded Secretary Win
dom for his plan of measuring the value
OF silver from a gold standard. Further
discussion was postponed until after the
decision of the Republican caucus at
W ashiugton.
, 1890-04-16

John Markham, an Irish land bailiH,
who had been boycotted for ten years
and was constantly guarded by the po-
lice while he lived, died a few days ago,
and, the guard being relaxed a little,
some persons unknown stole his body
and made away with it so effectually
that it has not since been found.
, 1890-04-16

DETROIT, April Is. The Detroit
Steel and Spring company. the largest
concern of its kind in the United States,
suspended payment, with liabilities
amounting to 500, 900, assets nomjnally
the same. A month ago it tell into com
mercial straits and to protect themselves
and creditors filed a chattel mortgage.
The works will not be closed, The annual
output of the company amounts to ST.
OOO 900
, 1890-04-16

BUTTE, Mont, April I5.-The elect
ion yesterday for the selection of seven
aldermen and a mayor was a complete
victory for the Democrats. only one Re
publican being elected and hat by a ma
iority Of only three. The only issue before
the people was whether they would sus.
tain the action OF the canvassing board in
throwing out precinct "a. The election
was under the Australian law and proved
a grand success
, 1890-04-16

Mrs. Ann Leek, of Kiplin, Yorkshire,
has died in her 101st year. She was mar
ried in 1909, and had lived in the same
house ninety-nine years. There is another
Mrs. Leek living in the neishborhood
who has attained the same q
, 1890-04-16
Congressman wiley Married.

INDIANAPOLIS, April l5.-Cougress-
man John NJ. Wiley of Buffalo and Miss
Virginia Emiline Coorer, daughter of
ex-Treasurer John j. Cooper, were mar
ried in this city thisl afternoon. The
ceremony was attended by an assemblage
of l 200 fashionable people, among tine
guests being Hon. w. S. Blssell and
wife of Buffalo. The presents amounted
in value to fully $50. 600.
, 1890-04-16

The new !..,,l Mt Cordele, Ga, will oc-
cupy the sis. 60 which the OLE Zoe Brown
mansion now stands. The historic old
structure will not be torn down, but will
be moved from the spot and preserved as
a relic of the past.
, 1890-04-16

CHICAGO, April ia Times specia.
says: Within the next tour years the
Northern Pacific will expend between
$50, 000. 900 and $50, 600. 600 in the north.
west. Henry Willard so informed the
Twin City Commercial club at a banquet
given in his honor. The bulk of this
money will be laid out in Montana and
Washington.
, 1890-04-16

BosToN. April l5.-Wool firm and
steady. Territory woods have been in de.
mand and sales are reported of fine at Sc.
@58c; fine medium. 53(G55c. and medi
um 50@52c. Texas and California quiet
Oregon sold small lots. Best Eastern. Is
IA 1Qo
, 1890-04-16

CHICAGO, April l5.-H. b, Stone,
vice president Of the Burlington road,
has sent in his resignation to take effect
June l.. Stone leaves the road he has
so long and successfully managed to
assume a fattering offer from several
telephone companies here, and he will
assume the presidency Of the Chicago
and other telephone companies.
, 1890-04-16

1t is alleged that in a back district in
Manitoba there is in the tax books this
entry, referring to some crown lands:
Owner, Victoria; occupation, queen;
residence. England"
, 1890-04-16

DENVER, April IA. Delguez,
United States minister from Guatemala.
and party consisting OF Juan j. Rod
riguaz and M. Mantopars arrived in this
city last night from San Francisco. They
leave here for Chicago tonight.
, 1890-04-16

HELENA, Mont. April l5-At the
municipal elections Great Falls and Liv-
ineston voted Republican for mayor and
aldermen. and Butte and Missoula Dem
ocratic Tor the same off ,es, all by narrow
mainriiies.
, 1890-04-16

WASHINGTON, April l5.-In accord
ance with the wishes of the deceased and
Of his widow, the funeral services over
Randall's remains will be held in a church
instead Of the hall of the house of repre-
sentaiives. as many members OF congress
Miahed
, 1890-04-16

About 1000, 900 orange trees, it is esti.
timated, have been planted in San Der.
nardino county. Cal, since New Years.
, 1890-04-16

The latest in gents fine shoes, cordo,
van French calfand kangaroo Just received
at s. Bon's.
, 1890-04-16

All kinds of Job Printing neatly ant
promptly executed at the Leader office.
, 1890-04-16

Job Printing neatly executed at the
Leader Job Printing Rooms.
, 1890-04-16

Good Hack Service. Call telephone is
, 1890-04-16

Welfare the pretttest and
best line of carpets ia the
city. .fieI TM1.NbMN n Co.
, 1890-04-16
DIR D. H. GRAY.
TEETH EXTRACTED AND FILLED
WITHOUT PAIN.
What The People of cheyenne Say.

have Just had twcnty-four teeth extracted
by DR.. ID. II. Gray in less than two minutes.
Can truthfully say | did not feel IA single tooth
extracted aud felt Just as well afterward as
before. Miss SELMA
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10

The weather prophets cay we are
going to hsve . winter Of unusual
severity. In the mountains OF
Colorado and northern New Mexico.
snow is already frequently falling.
and IL is said that animals, obeyinR
their Instinct, are making the most
extensive preparations ever observ.
ed, for their protection and com.
Tort. The same thing Il reported
from the Northwest, In the con
structl0n Of the houses Of the musk
rat. Old inhabitants take n AZ :
sure sigu Of q mild winter when
these rodents build low houses. and
OF . severe winter when they
ouid Them high. This fall they |
are said to be constructed on the
TWO story and basement plan, and
hence the theory q cold winter 4
further confirmed.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10

Some Democrats will tell you
that Romulo Martinez is a saint.
The same men lsome of theml will
tell you Tom CAtron IL . son Of q
gun beyond redemption. As mat
ter Of fsct Il would be an insult
to Tom oatron to compare his rec
ord with that Of Romulo Martinez.
msn for man. Tom Catron has
helped more men 10 get along In
Santa Fe County, IN his bic. hearted
free handed way. than Romulo
Martinez, cIose-6sted and selfish.
would help should he be able 90
i've Tor q thousand years. 1t is
time that people should at least
make an effort 10 understand q
man, and when one man, who
combines brains and dIsposlilon 10
build up and develop his surround-
Ings, and then adds TO the combln.
''ion a little mOdesty In not perpet-
iaily sounding his own praise; 10
u least give him credit for beInz
he peer OF one who is exactly
he reverse and who will not bear
omparison In any way, shape or
manner
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10
Local RustIfnEx.

Groceries, cheapest In town, a
Mrs. Doyle's.
An entertainment IL on the lis
for the benlflt OF the NJ. i. church
The duck season Is approaching
and hunters are preparing for the
sport.
Mathews & Shoecraft are build
ing al addition to their business
house.
l.. q. Jones will soon begin the
erection of another two-story busI-
ness house.
Read Tannenbaum's new adver-
tisement In this paper. "Cerrillos
Cheap Store."
Cerrillos IL the beat supplied
with good hotels Of any town In
New Mexico.
The RUsTER can put mine In
yestors onto some good mining
properties, cheap.
Let all the sunshine possible lnto
your hearts. Life is dark and
gloomy enough at best.
MR.. Richard Green will build
an extensive addition to the al. |
ready palatial Palace hotel.
In this issue applications for pat.
ents on two mining claims IN the
Cetrillos district are published by
Gov. Prince.
Hon. I. B. Catron will put up a
brick block In Cerrillos ne 1t season.
q part of its space to be used as a
banking house.
w. p. Gould & Co.,, lumber deal
ers, purchased the remainder of
Mr. Hurts stock, and are now the
exclusive dealers of Cerrillos.
"Hew to the line, let the chips ,
fall where they may" Is the Rusr- ,
LER's motto, and when II lays down /
3 line. 1t generally "hews" to IL. q
zoo. ;
MIR. and Mrs. w. 8. Graham, OF q
The Cash Entry camp, are happy 4
over the birth of son, bora 10 Q
Them on Thursday morning of last 8,
week. ,l
The RUsTLER does not desire TO ?
handle unpleasant personal local I,
matters. They s=e generally most /,
easily adjusted without the aid of "a
local newspaper.
Silver Is up. lead is booming and n
copper remains high. Also the =,
'oai trade Ia all that our operators ~
an handle. What's the matter M
Fith Cerriilos prospecting. Ia
In less than year there will be A.
demand for smelters at CerriIlos No
'hich will, In all probability, In. is
ire the erection of great plants and of
ie Investment OF at least quarter o6
million dollars In ore reducing. do
The New Mexican is responsible N,
" The statement that the owners r,y
the Bottom Dollar mine have an tbs
fer OF $4,000 for the property sib
om New York parties. The ofa
Inc Is located 10 Hungry Gulch. int
nth OF Cerrillos. snf
VIM Apgar. of Wallace, had a TIL,
ger mashed Tuesday. DR.. Pal Can
er amputated 1t. On the follow mo,
day Geo. McCIoud was brushed art,
m the engine by the coal schultz mic
d severely Injured. DIR. Palmer inc
,ompanied him to the hospital gsti
Las Vegas. e..
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10

A musical entertainment and
supper will be given at Hurts Hail
on Thursday night next (oct. 18Th
Tor the benefit Of the pastor. An
are invited.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10
Political Rnsflinr.

Republican county conyentlo
tomorrow ut Santa Fe.
Voters must not forget 10 repIste
for the November election.
Some ofthe republican delegate
have been in Santa Fe for day o
two.
John Maddux and Randolph
Kelley discuss the political question
Jointly.
Hurrah for San Pedro | She dI,
the oest OF all. giving a majority O
three to one for statehood.
Geo. ]. Smith aud Z. II. Dun.
Oar passed through to Santa FL
Yesterday, from Golden and sau
Pedro,
RESOLUTIONS should be forwarded
10 the next congress at its nex,
session TO put In force some aucb
law ss the Stewart bill.
The msJority agalnt statehood in
The territory will reach 5000 IN
10000 votes. At least they were
supposed to be ballots, In dim and
uncertain way, by many of those
who polled them.
Another month and the agony
VIII be over for another two years
Elections are "few and far betweenn
10 New Mexico. That. however IL
about the only way iu which they
resemble angels visits.
II the republicans nominate good
men on their ticket tomorrow tbsI
result may be very close at IN. |
November election. There is going
10 be considerable of "the beat man
'or the position" business, regard.
esS OF party, this fall.
No public schools and the people
90 poor TO pay q private teacher
Unless Congress comes TO the re-.
lei OF New Mexico, our children,
fright and capable as any In the ;
'hd' could they be educated, must |
TOW up as The savage or the peon.
Ihe priests and preachers who
'orked against the constitution. ,
"in that they did not consider q
10 mattar political one, but
orked for what they considered q
10 BEST interests of the Territurv. u
rom what standpoint they viewed II
10 best interests OF the territory IL o
'rd to Imagine, unless IL is 10 hold a,
% country back and keep the peo- "
Q Ia ignorance. &C
me statehood election Is over !.
a the constition Is defeated ~ ~
kewise New Mexico's hopes of
Ing admitted as q state are ended nc
thin the range of possibilities E'
any of her present citizens. ,i' ~
'ose who helped to do this can off
lsoie themselves with the know Co
ge that they have barred pro. -
'Ss. driven away awaiting capi- n,
; Killed our hopes of educational
'antsges for our children and We
the territory permanently In Its me
rogressive groove. In the his .ss' .ee
y OF American progress the result Oa
asst Tuesdays election has no the
cedsnt. For the sake OF our hei
pie and their fair fame, God s,a S,a
Mt there may never be another. 0''
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10

Harness, saddles. brides, robes.
whips etc.. at the Csrrlllos Harness
Store. Special attention given TO
repairs, carriage trimming. etc.
Best OF work and material fur
nished.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10

Gents genuine Kangaroo Shoes
at Mrs. DoyIe's. Also complsse
line OF Ladies' Gents and chIldren's
underwear.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10

No. "a.
U. 8. Land Office,

Santa Fe, N. M. Oct. 6lh 1890.
Notice Is hereby given that l..
Bradford Prince, whose postoffice
address Is Santa Fe, New Mexico.
has this day filed has application for
a patent for 1900 linear feet of tha
Baltimore Lode, with the surface
ground 300 ieet m width. sItuaIed
10 the Cerrlllos Mining District
Santa Fe County, New Mexico. and
designated by the Field Notes and
official plat on fle In this Office ss
lot No. e5S In township II NJ, range
h., OF the principal meridian of
New Mexico, said lot No s53 being
described as follows, to wit;
Beginning at corner No. Ioca-
tion corner, granite stone 20x8xz
In. marked 1858; whence quarter
sec. cor. bet. secs. 9 & z, r. ia N.
r.. 8 E. bears S.340 IO 32> w. .277i
feet, high peak bears 8 4To 4O w.
high mountain bears N 80 2O> E,
blazed pinon tree 6 in, diam.
marked b. t. 1853 bears S.3IO w
20 l-2 feet, u blszed cedur 8 In diam.
marked B.T.1-S53 bears 5.83o 45> w.
80 leg feet.
Thence S6l' l5>E. iva. I50 Ell. at
76 feet intersecling line OF survey
5S5, set a granite stone 22x7x4 In.
marked P.1. for point OF intersec-
ton. 292 l 2 feet to cor. No. 2, Ioca-
ton corner. set q granite stone 28x
7xS Ia. marked 2.853' whence q
high mountain bears N. 25o e.
Thence S.310l6W. Iva. l5O aO>E.l
1000 feet TO cor. No. 3; a granite
stone 20xllx5 Ia. marked 8 e5a
whence blazed pinion tree 9 In.
liam. marked BIT. 8. 1853 bears S.I4s
|0/ E. So feet.
Thence N.6l015W. iva. I5o3O>E.l
700 feet to cor. No. 4, location cor.
'er set a granite stone 2Ox6xS ln.
marked 4-853, whence q high peak
'ears S.24o 30>W.
Theme N. 80 33,E. iva. 15o 3V E.l
{ 465 feet iniersecting line of sur.
ey 685, N. 57030>W. SO feet from
Or. No, Of survey 585, set q gran
g stone 20x14x4 In. marked p. L.
300 feet to cor. No. the place OF
rktuufuks
Excepting from the above oil the
Drtion in conflict with the Great
astern claim, sarvey No. 585; area
simed being 81 acre.. The loca-
on OF this claim is recorded In ths
ice OF the Recorder OF Santa Fe
,nnty, In book l, page l42.
The only adjoining claim is the
reat Eastern which Is survey
o. 585
ANY and all persons claiming ad-
rselv any portion OF said Balu.
ore mine or surface ground are
auired to file their adverse clsims
tn the Register OF the u. 8. Land
dee at Santa Fe, N. Nj, during
sixty days period of publication
reof or they will be barred by
tue OF the Provisions OF the
stue. A. L. MORRISON,
Register.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10

New stock Of candles at Geo. r.
Bailey d Co.'s.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10

A CERRILLos LoDeE. No. 10,
MA. r. a A. If. meets at its
NX hall on the first Saturday
Z evening In each month.
GEO. L. wYLLys, W. NJ.
STUART +. LoUGHR0RoUoH, Sec.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10
A. r. 4 -. r. TIme Card.

Trains carrying passengers leave
Cerrlllos as follows
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10

In effect June Ist, 80. ct i2, noon.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-06-24
Mortgages Notice of Fore.
obscure.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
l. provisions OF certain mortgage made BY
Samuel P. kamakea, Hama (w), and Honolulu
her husband. OF Honolulu, Island OF Oahu. to
J. L. Blaisdell, Jr., of Kohala. Hawaii, dated
April sist, 1888, recorded Liber ~, page 46S.
Notice is hereby given thar the Mortragee
intends to foreclose the same for condition
broken, to-wit, non-payment OF interest.
Notice Is likewise given that after the expira-.
ton OF three weeks from the date Of this notice
the property conveyed by said mortgage will
be advertised for sale At Public Auction At the
Auction Rooms Of james +. Morgan in Homo
lulu. on MONDAY, the S0th day of June. feQO
at ~ noon OF said day
Further particulars can be had Of W. R. Castle.
Dated Honolulu, May 81, 1890
j. L. BLAISDELL, Jr., Mortgage.
The premises covered by said MORTGAGE con-
First-All that Iliaina at Kupua, Honomakau.
kohala. Hawaii, known as Kahekaopuehu
owned by kzmakes and Hama (w) in common
which is portion OF that land described in r.
T. 1sS to kaikuahine. and conveyed to them by
deed Of said patentee, dated July 1, 1881, re-
corded in Liber ~, page s..
Second-One acre in Haeka Kappa Kohala.
hawaii, described in said r. P. and convened
TO said morteagors by above deed.
Thlrd-Ali that piece or parcel of land lying
Situate ana being In kikala, Hilo, Hawaii, more
particularly described In the deed of Kaika to
Petero, father of said mortgagors recorded in
Lioer 81. page SO, which Is One-half OF the land
described in X. p. 7445 L. c. A. 457S, Containing
l 2l.lO0 acres more or less
Foarfn-All that certain tract OF parcel of land
situate IN LSupahoehoe. Hilo, Hawaii, more
described in X. P. ss5, contaiuine
an area OF 4 o5-lOO acres, and conveyed to said
lana oy deed OF kaui ct al, recorded in Liber
70, page 81:
Fifth-The express wagon Of said Samuel P.
Aamakea, known as No :, and two horses