The rustler., 1891-12-25

county. died At Santa he Monday
morning, Of this week. Her death
was mOurned by many friends. The
funeral services took place on the
Tuesday following.
Chri-tmEs packages are coming
and going. Some very nice and
costly presents are being sent from
Cerrillos. While ON this subject.
why woldn't a years subscription
10 the RUsTLER make a desierable
Christmas present for your friend
or relative at distance? Or. Il
might come In as u New Years
gift.
The following are subscribers to
the RUsTLER since last report: j.
C. Baldridge a Co., John A. Lee,
Grunsfeld a Co., Lowenthal a
Meyers, Wickstrum 4 Barnett. +.
w. Spencer. Arthur Henry, Leon
Caron, Langford Tremsyne, Ar
milo Hotel, Sammis q Slnmm, II,
GlbIin, Albuquerque; Capt. II.
Williams, Mrs. DE Master-. w. q
Partridge, Cerrillos.
A car load OF ore from the Linz
coin Lucky should be worth a
thousand dollars II day. The cop
per mine Is paying out some SO 000
per month or more, the CetTillos
Mining Co. chips In with its g. 900,
the coal shippers pile up their $50, :
900 to $40. 900 worth of coal per
month, the San Lazarus and other
properties will soon be working
good forces, prospecting and ASSESS
ment work brings in more or less
money. Are there any flies on
south Sants Fe county?
1t IL understood that suit has
been commenced by the Cerrillos
Coal d Iron Co., against those OF
the coal operators who refused Ia
lease and the railroad company as
receiver, for royalty On 100 900 tons
of coal claimed to have been mined
and shipped. The suit Is evidently
istended 10 bring matters To y final
issue. AS most of the operators
have made leases, 1t is presumed
that any litigation resulting will
not interfere with the ability of the
banks under lease TO supply the
market with Cerrillos coal.
Geo. Brown, a miner at Miller's
bank, when about to leave the
cabin at Laird's, picked up an old
can in one corner of the room which
he supposed contained slack coal
aud dumped six or seven pounds
of blasting powder into the CRATE.
The explosion which followed tore
out one entire side of the cabin aud
sent Brown out with II, but Ivy
some sort of miracle he escaped
with his life, the injuries sustained
being few bruises aud u badly
burned arm and face. The lace
was so badly burned that the skiu
was removed entire by DIR. Palmer
Ia dressing the burn.
The Wells, Fargo Express. deliv-
cred box at the RUsTLER Office
this week. 1t was marked "to tn,
Misses Ethel and Amy Anderson
from &. l.. Gould, Pomona, Cali.
fornis." On being opened IL WA
found to contain beautiful cut flow.
ers-in variety too great to mum.
ber, In exquisite lovllness and fra
grance beyond the power OF |
novice pen to describe. Mr.. GoulC
has the thanks, not only Of tn
daughters, but OF the RUsTLEI
family and office force entire, for
as We write the air Is laden will
perfume from thi. gift OF Califor
MAS more than semi .tropic cline.
The growing interest in mlninI
and other properties around Ger
riilos and In south Santa Fe cOun
ty In general, Is very noticeable
Indeed the season of activity IL no
of prosperity, can almost be said t,
have begun for this section. Nor
investments are on the string, NOR
machinery Is being purchased an
brought into the country, and NOR
people are inquiring in manDe
which shows interest. than for
long time past. The almost Ger
tainty of railroad building mex
year and the establishing OF smel
+ ters to treat the ores now bein
) shipped to other points, at hom,