The rustler., 1891-09-25

Mining Co., is running Its con-
centrator nicely, and has begun Ia
earnest 10 push the work Of sinking
the Genital SHAFT to the 1000 foot
level. This plant has 80 far been
for development, and must con-
tinue 10 be IA developing plant to q
greater extent than q producing
one, for some considerable time.
In this capacity lt will prove in a
great meausure, what there Is OF
value IN The Corrillos mining dis
trict. Manager HUM thinks
there should be something worth
having In those hills, and with
others Is doing his best TO hnd II.
The board OF Trustees met in the
office Of the Grand Central Hotel
Monday night and went through
the regular business routine, thero
being present trustees Dame, Up
tegrove, Kelley and Miller. The
committee on public buildings
asked for and were granted further
time. The marshal reported one
fne under the new ordinances.
The clerk reported arrival Of dog
tags anu license blanks Mr.. g..
w. North 80 ted that ho desired
to presesent petition for water
works charter, his company TO exA
pond $4,000 to $4,000 In water inn
, provements. He was invited TO
present the matter Of the next
meeting OF the board, rs he had
not his papers prepared. Meeting
then adjourned until next regular
J meeting, first Wednesday evening
In October.
3 The interest la the Canon del
1 Aqua suit to come up in the United
States court at Washington next
r month, is daily growing greater, ~
! II will call forth decision that will
practically decide whether or not
the government has or has not
ownership In the mineral of the
granted tracts which cover SO much
OF New Mexico, The grant people
also are alive to the magnitude OF
influence this decision will carry
with it, and doubtless will do their
utmost to have the decision of the
New Mexico courts reversed. Col.
o Ingersoll and Gov. Hoadley are
their attorneys, and they will
a surely endeavor to carry their
D point by fair means, or otherwise
= If possible. Judge Warren Is alone
4 In the fight for the prospecters' in
D terest, the attorney general appear.
K ing to be somewhat indifferent 10
the Governments interests. The
decision will be Of almost vital in-
: terest to this portion OF the country,
Father Defouri, like many others
acquainted with the situation,
strongly advocates the building and
\ operation Of woolen mills and fac
/, tories to utilize not only the inn
r mense wool crop Of the Territory
but also some of the convenient
cotton crop of Texas. On this sub
= ect he calls attention to the cheap
ness of labor here as compared
with the East, and also the aptneaI
. OF the native young people in per-
y fecting themselves In this class o
70 employment or trade. There is M
. denying this latter fact. The Mexi
70 can boys and girls would prov
y quick and efficient, and could bI
employed on scale Of wages ever
Q lower than are the American girl
r in the eastern factories. Thus tn
:, goods could be manufactured a
'e home where there Is such o dc
10 mand, where the wool and the cot
= ton are raised and the peopl
N would be benefited by an ennoblin
: employment which would Civ
'e them Improvement and support
ne Suppose the farmers should sen
10 their wheat to New England {
v. have Il manufactured into floul
ut What would there be left? Is
). not just as reasonable as to sen
no their wool or cotton raised here
it In so doing they pay tribute to th
'y railroads in double freight, and u
ut the different profits on the gooC
IN they wear, from the manufacture
to the retail dealer.