The rustler., 1891-08-07

kendall's eouu on charge made
by Mrs. c. Doyle, OF shooting at
her through q back window OF
her store. Although the evidence
was somewhat conflicting, the fact
that q shot was hred once before
into Mrs. Doyle's house since their
separation on account OF unpleasant
domestic relations, probably bore
some weight In the decision Of the
present case. Doyle gave the re-
qulred 81 900 bond for his appear
ance at court, Messrs. X. Green,
Chas. +. Easley and II. Mathews
becoming sureties. AS TO the real
merits Of the case, we know moth
ing. The charges are Of a serious
nature however, and In the interest
of either psrty should be investiga-
ted. Mr.. Doyle should and no
doubt will, take as great an inter-
est rs anyone In proving his own
innocence. On the other hand, II
some one Is trying TO shoot Mrs.
Doyle, As appears from her evil
dence, IL would bo good idea for
her to get double -barrellod cannon
and after loading il with a sack or
two OF duck shot, point 1t at the
shadow OF the assassin when he Is
doing the shooting act and touch
1t of, thus putting the object In a
condition for sure Identification.
The Commercial club of Albu-
querque has called a railroad meet
ing to he held In that city on the
10Th Of September, for the purpose
of urging the extension of the ID.
& II. G., through Santa Fe, Cerril-
los, San Pedro and to Albuquerque.
Delegates to this meeting will be
selected from each of these places.
The movement is a good one
whether II accolr plishes much OF
little. II the ID, & II. G., can be
interested In such an extension
there may be some hope. So far as
! the Santa Fe Southern is concerned
there appears none. The writer
: broached this subject to Gen
. Melley at Santa Fe Monday by
! asking abruptly when the road
: would be running into the south
! county camps. The General APP
( peared surprised that such an idea
!. should be entertained and said
] fatty that the road would never
: run there. There was no induce
ment he said. When asked why
they had gone to the trouble ant
expense OF making a survey, h,
: said then they expected something
:, from the Atlantic q Pacifl,
after the Santa Fe company
, gained CONTROL Of that line, ther,
was nothing left to induce them Il
extend. Further he said eth
A. Il. g. s. +. road are able {,
build a line to San Pedro cheape
than would be any other company
and would doubtless do so IL the,
: thought there would busines
Il enough result to justify" What
ever may have brought about thes
@ conclusions, the General did no
y explain what the possible missiol
/ of his road extending from Espi
/ nola TO Santa Fe, distance OF littl
y more than rs miles, could possibl.
Ir be, lying through country tina
9 produces nothing. In the southern
= portions of Santa Fe county an,
II the eastern part Of Bernalillo, ther
:. are not hundreds, not thousand,
81 but millions of tons Of ores await
: ing treatment at a profit with eas
II transportation and close smelter'
: A railroad to and through thes
o mountains would mean great re
duction works at both Albuquerqu
u and Cerrillos; would develop an
D operate hundreds of mines, an
70 would bring into market our Goa
y for fuel and irons for fluxing. 1t
10 nonsense to say that the road woul
u not pay. 1t would be bonanzl
81 both to the company and the peopl
70 Best Family Flour at Ames