Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-12

A little ways north oi tcrrili0s,
Ia the mining district, g. found Al
iron 50 magnetic that la moving e
piece Of Il Ia a circle six inches
above "A compass. the needle will
follow Il around as often as the ore
ls moved.
L. D. Sugar and Charley BuTk-
hart will 90 to the head waters OF
the Pecoa next week after fish and
game. They expect 10 catch few
trout and capture u large number
OF bear, for which particular game
they will go loaded.
Again we say 90 our readers,
there Is something big with prom
isa for Cerrillos, and soon the light
ming will strike. In sixty days
from now CeFrillos and southern
Santa Fe county Will be attracting
attention as never before.
How would u seem 10 look upon
Cerrlll0s rs busy city, with col
umns Of smoke ascending from
numerous great smelter stacks and
whistling locomotives bringing
train loads Of ore aud coal down
from the surrounding mines
through every gulch? Is It too
much to expect9 No. Every sur
rounding Justities such a future,
and it should be near at hand.
A surprise party was given Mrs.
g. w. North on last Saturday
evening, 1t being her birth. day
anniversary. The evening was
spent most pleasantly by the good
~ dumber Of friends gathered to-
gether. The guests were enter
tained by music and dancing and
served with tempting refreshments.
There were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Kennedy, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. u. C..
North Misses Bessie Sugar, Myra
Hardness, Lucy Wadley, and An.
ME Tucker. Messrs John Maddux.
c. q. Storey, DR.. Palmer, j. Mu~
ralter, Edward Baker, Chas T..
Hammond, Holsinger, Keys and
Griswold.
ii. ID. Benton was quito badly
bruised up by an explosion in the
magazine Of the st. Lazarus mine
at San Pedro last Friday night.
He entered the magazine with n
candle to get a piece of fuse, which
he was In the act of cutting, when
from some cause two boxes OF
blasting caps exploded, blowing
him through the door and landing
him senseless on the ground ten
feet away. Other employees In the
mine heard the noise OF the exS
plosion, and going TO his assistance
found him as stated. His head
hand and arm were pretty badly
Injured but no bones broken. He
was taken TO Santa Fe the first of
this week by his brother, NJ. c..
Benton, where he Ia fast recover
ing from the accident.
1t Is fact often proven, that
railroads make or kill II town. 1t
is believed by many that the an
tagonism though slight, which ex.
listed between the former president
Of the Atchison, Topeka g. Santa
Fe, Mr.. Strong and certain inter-
ested factions in and around Ger
rillos, possibly prevented this
place from being made a freight
division years ago. 1t is with
much pleasure that the HUSTLER
observes desire on the part OF
President Marvel and the officers
of the A. 7. d S. F., to bridge
over and do away with all such
feeling, and responsive desire on
the part Of the business men and
property owners TO recognize the
Importance OF harmonious action.
There are SO many resources
around Cerrillos and In southern
Santa Fe county which the railroad
company can assist capitalists to
develop, benefltting both themsel-
yes and us, that to attract their at
tention and enlist their aid, Is a
thing of the very greatest nm
portance. and nothing should be
left neglected In the way of an op.