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The rustler., 1891-10-23
Local Railroad work.

The Executive committee OF the
proposed Denver and II Paso short
line has just held = session nj La-
Vegas. Steps will be taken to
complete surveys and arrange for
immediate work.
Albuquerque people don't Intend
TO get left In the matter OF railroad
building. With characteristic en-
terprise they have revived interest
In the Durango road and subscribed
the necessary funds TO complete the
survey.
Hon. @. F. Easley returned from
a trip TO Santa Fe, yesterday. lie
reports n very hopeful feeling 1t
the capital In regard to the early
extending OF the Santa Fs South
erD marrow gaugel 10 Cerrillos and
San Pedro. The building OF that
road TO cur csol and mineral fields
would prove n blessing all around.
The rustler., 1891-10-23
The Zig show.

The people of Cerrillos will have
an opportunity OF being highly en-
iertained by Russell's Company
that open In Hurts Hall, Saturday
October oath, In the great comedy,
1.-THE Black Flag" The company
is a strong one. and Judging from
the press comments, they are Ger.
tainly very strong. "The Black
Flag" Is one OF the finest plays ever
written. The audience Is In con.
stant uproar from the rise OF the
curtain until the end. One of the
features of this company Ia, they
carry their own special scenery
The Trinidad Advertiser says
"The company is the best we have
seen this season." The price o.
admission will be 5Oc. Reserved
seats 75c. Get your seats ut tb'
post office.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

The latest from the San Lazarus
gold mine is that Mr.. Conger has
quiet possession, aud Is awaiting
results. Miners say'that the pres
ent muddle has forced temporary
suspension Of work just at = time
when the best ore ever struck In
the mine was ready 10 take out anG
mill. just who may be TO blame
more than another for the trouhle,
could only be guessed. at. The
eastern stockholders appeared to
want Il partial change Of manage
ment Mr.. Conger suspected that
control was saught and THAT his
Interests would be made to suffer.
On the other hand the stockholds
ers-or some Of them-appeav TO
have settled upon the Idea that
ir. Conger Is forcing them TO
buy his interests. So far Uncle
Sam appears 10 have rather the
best OF 1t, but these "catch as catch
can" wrestling matches are always
a trifie uncertain. 1t Is hoped
however. that an ,.amIcable settle
ment of the whole business may be
made. and that the mine may be-
soon shipping gold bricks again.
For the present at least the local
sympathy appears TO be with Mr..
Conger. the. prespector and orlgl-
nal entire. owner. Of the st. Lazarus
property.
The rustler., 1891-10-23
The I.and Court.

The court OF private land claims.
whose reign Is expected TO do So
much for this section, will soon be-
gin work at Santa Fe, where ahe
second story Of the Federal build
ing Is being fitted up for It's sitting.
The past history OF measures, pub
lie or private, In the courts OF In
the legislative. has not been such
as TO inspire Il very hopeful feeling
OF favorable results, especially if
we consider the weakness Of one
element and the strength Of the
other. Whatever the result may
prove TO individuals, however, the
hnal settling of the question Of our
titles is the contamination generally
wished. When that is done new
capital will come In and invest
ments will be made with u conf
dence not now known.
The rustler., 1891-10-23
san Pedro Rustlings. .

The Lincoln-Lucky Will soon he
shipping ore.
Ladies' trimmed and .uutrimmed
hats at g. Y. d Coz.
Mr.. Fraley has been quite seri.
ously III, but 1t is now thought
that his fever il broken snd that
the most dangerous period Is past.
Call on @. z. & Co. They have
now complete stock of Dry Goods,
Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods. They also take measures
for Mills & Averills, st. Louis, and
F. Kaufman, Chicago.
Regarding an article In yester.
days New Mexican, stating that
s. p. Conger had fired gun In a
scuffle 10 get possession of the
books ut the Office OF the San
Lazarus mine, The statement IL
denied by MIR. Conger. who says II
was in Newberry's hands that the
gun was discharged. Conversine
OH the situation, Mr.. Conger said
today: ~ think the trouble will
soon be over, II the other parties
will be reasonable, as ! and my
friends have made a proposition te
either give or take, and this should
settle the matter"
The rustler., 1891-10-23
Get a Solid Title.

Parties having mining claims on
which sufficient amount of work
has been done, should have their
property patented. The process OF
procuring a government patent To
land is Il somewha. tedious one at
best, about six months time being
required TO make the necessary
surveys, publications and do the
general preliminary work. Then,
a.market may slip up on you and
find you without the kind of title
required to make good sale.
The rustler., 1891-10-23
About the coal.

There Is little new on the surface
concerning the coal situation. The
return OF MIR. hlsque has been
daily expected, and ut that time
some new steps will likely be
taken. The following Is u part of
an article on the subject from the
Globe- Dem ocrat, published last
Saturday: The purchase OF exien-
sive new coal fields In New Mexico
by syndicate of wealthy ST. Louis
gentlemen, called the Cerriiios
Coal & Iron company, as mentiunta
In last Sundays Globe- Democrat.
has, as was then foreshsdowed,
oetn consummated. Mr.. +. w.
Risque returned from New Mexico
yesterday and made his report to
the ST. Lonis syndicate. Two or
three OF the gentlemen ofthe syndi.
cate were In Conference when the
Globe Democrat reporter visited
the Office of tho Kansas q Texas
Coal company yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Risque formerly resided In
New Mexico. and his father, son1e
Iorty~hye years ago was interested
in this property. The property is
known as the Ortiz mine grant.
and covers almost $4,000 acres. Ii
contains gold, silver, copper and
iron deposits and anthracite and
biluminous coal. 1t Is located
about twenty-six miles southwest
Of Santa Fe. The present deal In
cIudes the coal fields OF tie grant.
which cover about $1,000 acres, aud
which were separated from thu
original Ortiz grant about eight
years ago, making o separate mnd
distinct company. 1t has been
owned, however. until recently by
the sGne parties that owned The
Ortiz grant as whole.
The purchase by the 81. Louis
syndicate means IN immediate de-
velopment OF this great property,
which will give nm impetus of
great prosperity to that section OF
New Mexico. The new bs.ard of
st. Louis parties will be organized
this week. II Is not known yet
who will be president, but ample
apital TO build railway line for
connection with existing railway
systems will be provided.
The rustler., 1891-10-23
The Preacher Pounded .

The people Of the Methodist
church, along with many of their
friends, met at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. s. Davis, on the south
side, Tuesday evening Of this week.
Each of the throng bore more or
less mysterious looking package.
After forming In line Of battle
they marched to the house of the
minister, who had just got moved
In, and entering, deposited the
packages, which proved 10 he bag-
OF flour, potatoes, parcels of sugar,
coffee, and the miscellaneous heap
of articles that preachers family
Is supposed 10 consume. After un
loading. the self.invlted but none
the less welcome guests. enjoyed n
pleasant social.hour before disburs-
ing for their homes. Our people
are entitled to credit for the man
ner In which they conduct affairs
OF this kind. in as much as they
have departed from the usual cus-
tom.of taking surprise supper
along with them and surprising
the preacher and his family by
eating 1T in their presence, and
everything they have In the house
along with It.
The rustler., 1891-10-23
Board Meeting.

The Board OF Town Trustees met
in regular session at the office oi
the Grand Central hotel ON Wed
nesday night, the 2lst inst, ABIDE
from the regular routine of hu l.
ness, officers ralarles were fixed,
the bond of treasurer Richards was
received, aud u few small bills al.
lowed. The application for gas
ana water franchise was laid on
the table for further consideration
Clerk Whited. not. being satisiied
with the salary attached to his
office, rendered his resignation
The matter OF appointment to OIL
the vacancy caused by the cierk''
resignation, was postponed until
another meeting.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

TO press. Of 9 fatal accident in the
Ro-s Grlfith coal mine. The rock
caved. killing = miner named Bar
ney Flanagan. He had lately
arrived from Gallup and just went
to work this morning.
There was a rumor sflnat 10 the
effect that Hon. NJ. S. olero ana
another party or two, had been
assassinated up near Ocate, yester-
day morning. There appears In
have been nothing In II. although
u II claimed that the transmission
OF a message over the wires gave It
lite foundation.
One OF the many features OF Rus.
sells show is the child actress,
Little Bessie. She is the youngest
child actress on the stage and Is
acknowledged by press and public
to be wonder. The company
open on Saturday night and will
remain and play Monday night
also. Don't miss this opportunity.
The following are RUsTLER SUBJ
scribers this week Joseph Blon-
ger, w. II. Coleman, James FL
kins, w. b. Laird, Cerrilios r.
Bowman, San Pedro, Capt. J. r.
Hudson, Santa Fe, Prof. Hiram
II adley, Las Cruces, Miss Alyce
McLendon, Americas, Georgia.
A party of Nimrods went up to
Galisteo last Saturday, taking an
extra wagon along TO carry home
the ducks, quail and other game.
DIR. Palmer, Prof. Griggs, profess
ionsl sports, and Tony Neis, an
amateur shot, and marshal Crutch-
field, were OF the party. Tony got
a Jsck.rabbit-the others got-left.
Col. Savage. who was connected
with the Santa Fe coal company
for II long time and who has made
repeated trips TO this section, fell
dead In London, England, n short
time ago. He had been enjoying
good health and had just written
to friends Of the very pleasant time
he was having. Heart failure was
supposed TO be the cause.
The show tomorrow night prom
lses To be good one aud our peo-
pie should give IL their patronage.
Especially Is this true If they wish
TO encourage good companies TO
come and entertain them instead
Of the intensely "snide" affairs
that have had the gall 10 ask of
CerriIlos an audience 80 often In
the past.
Presiding Elder Stevenson came
up from Mesilla Saturday and re-
mained over Sunday, conducting
the first quarterly meeting of the
conference year st this place. He
preached three sermons during his
stay. Saturday evening and Sum
day, foreuoou and evening. His
discourses were highly appreciated
and each service well attended.
This paper does not desire TO
hinder any trade or damage any
parties by publishing news con-
cerning possible mining deals pre-
maturely, but II people interested
persist in ignoring newspapers
right TO confidence. they must take
the consequences. The enterprising
newspaper desires To help along
any aud all investments that will
tend 10 develop It's country-ihat
Is to It's interest--but IL also desires
TO pub lish the news. Give the pa
per your confidence. Tell IL what
you want said aud. nj what time II
may be proper 10 make the matter
public. There Is less risk in doing
this t.an In taking chances 0i
laundering report-, based on what
always comes To "A newspaper office
In such cases, as well.founded ru'
| m0E-
The rustler., 1891-10-23
COutradiCfed.

The Albuquerque Democrat says
Il has been leaned that Hon.
T. b. Catron has recently sold his
Terrific MirrilIo grant for $780,
900. and that he appeared to be In
an exceedingly good humor over
1t. Most any of us would.
To a Santa Fe newspaper Mr..
Catron states positively no such
sale has been made.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

A town must have liberal and
enterprising citizens In order to
thrive and prosper, regardless OF
what Its natural advantages may
be otherwise. IL 10 time for the
people of Cerrillos to begin to drop
petty differences and make a pull
together for general prosperity.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

The w. G. L. u. will mert at
the NJ. E. Church Thursday AFTER
noon of next week, at 3 O'Clock.
All the lady members are request
I'D to be present aud prepared To
pay their dues. In order that this
branch OF the Union may be rep
resented In the next national con-
vention.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

CerrIllos people are self-reliant,
progressive, enterprising. They do
not depend upon Immigration eff
forts to increase the population.
There are at present nearly half a
dozen new babies IN town and
well, just watch the columns OF
the RUsTLER fer future arrivals.
The rustler., 1891-10-23
Concentrates.

Jimmie Elkins is holding down
steudy JOB at the Central.
Denver mining men are getting
more plentiful down this way.
O. w. Alexander is back at the
Central, running the hoisting en-
gine.
Hon. s. ID. Baldwin reports a
large lot Of good ore out and ready
for milling at Dolores.
Mr.. +. II. Strong. Of Dolores, IL
getting his new machinery In place
preparatory 10 treating ore.
Several important mining deals
are apparently making good head
way and the general outlook for this
Immediate section Is excellent.
There seems 10 be a little SUR
pressed excitement or expectation
among the Dolores !mlners-"sorter
like there was several hens on 70
X. w. Wootten put In a few DAYS
at the Cash Entry concentrator, In
the engine room, relieving Mr..
Cook, who was on the sick list but
Is now recovered.
New Mexico's mining boom will
soon begin. Mine investors are
looking this way and the next two
or three years should bring much
capital TO develop the rich but long
neglected resources of this terri
tory.
IL IL reported that the Benton
mine At Dolores. has been eold to
Baltimore parties, for S2l .0O0-not
only sold, but paid for and deliv-
cred, and that the purchasers will
likely soon begin TO operate the
mine.
Manager Heiher has been turns
Ing out extra clean zinc concen-
trates at the CerrIllos Mining Co.'S.
works the past week. Some of
these concentrates are 80 clean as
to show less than two per cent. of
lead. Several car loads of this
product are now on hand ready Tor
shipment.
Messrs. White & Cook. and Nor
ris Chapel. have put In a little
extra time this fall, prospecting for
something better than coal, with
the result that they already have n
y inch vein 0f high grade ore, In
the Ortiz mountain, up above the
coal fields. The ore carries about
80 per cent. copper and $50 in gold
TO the ton.
A new general manager and
likely I'm assistant. will arrive for
the Cerrillos Mining Co., probably
before time for another issue of the
HUSTLER TO make Its appearance
Mr.. HUM, who has managed the
company through so long u period
OF development, and who has been
both efficient and consideraie, will
go to California, where other in
terests claim his attention. The
new manager has doubtless been
carefully chosen. and we trust will
get along as nicely as has Mr..
Huhn.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

Those who have spent any time
In New Mexico, can easily under
stand how Boston, dieting her
people on frijoles, can take her
position In the front ranks of cul-
fured cities.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

Mrs. w. III. Coleman will solicit
funds next week to pay for putting
q new roof on the Catholic church,
in Cerrillos. A worthy cause al
ways should have little help
from everybody.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

Another month even, should de.
eide many important measures for
CerriIIos and south Santa Fe
county. News OF important events
may come. daily. or ut any hour.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

Nothing but words OF praise have
been received for last weeks NUM-
ber of the RUsTLER, and the one
thousand extra copies went with
out supplying the. demand.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

W. c. Rogers. has been on the
sick lIsi this week.
r. Kelley made the Cash Entry
camp = visit Monday.
II. NJ. siecker and wife talk OF
returning 10 Cerrillos from San
Francisco.
MIR. ]. W. Cooper. the Pecos
lumberman. was n visitor TO Santa
Fe Tuesday.
Mrs. @. W. Uptegrove departed
on her visit 10 San Francisco. Call,
Monday night.
Rlehnrd Glblin. Frank and s. c.
White, returned from Santa Fe 10
San Pedro. last Sunday.
WE. Myers returned home from
White Oaks this week. Cerrlllos
is good enough for him.
Earl Turner and wife have gone
to housekeeping In the dwelling
vacated by w. IL. Kennedy.
W. Z. Ratcllffe and W. f. New
berry. Of San Pedro. were visitors
to Santa Fe the first OF this week.
Lee English and Milton Fisk,
were In from Dolores yesterday
morning with their Sunday clothes
on.
II. S. Lutz, the New Mexico re-
lief agent for the A. T. S. f., came
down from Las Vegas to spend
! Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Harvey, secretary TO
Gov. Prince, has been spending a
few days this week at the Cash
Entry camp.
Col. W. ii. Weed, of White Oaks,
made business trip to Sau Pedro
the past week, where he owns the
copper company store.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Donaldson,
of Alkaline. Texas, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Brady. Mrs. d.,
is sister OF Mrs. Brady.
Capt. ]. II. Hudson. the well
known Jeweler OF Santa Fe, came
down on visit Sunday, accom-
companied by his son, Arthur.
Beuigno MufIr and Antonio Or
tiz, two young printers from the
Sun Office, Santa Fe. were down on
visit Wednesday, returning home
Thursday.
Mrs. w. j. Heiber, wife of the
concentration manager at the Cash
Entry, came down with her two
bright children Tuesday, on
shopping trip.
Il. b. Everett and family left for
Auburn, California, ON Wednesday
nights train. Mr.. Everett expects
to put In the winter there hydraulic
placer washing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Kennedy
have moved into their new house,
the property bought of Mrs. Katie
North. 1t is a splendid property,
and the new owners are. to bs con-
graduated.
Robert Bowman was IN from
San Pedro We inesday. lie had
recently returned from Jemez Hot
Springs, where he went for health
benefits, but came home poorly
satisfied with the results.
Capt. J. S. Stldger, specisl agent
for the U. 5. Land department, has
gone up 10 examine and report on
the Pecos park. OF which Surveyor
General Hobeft has been working
50 earnestly TO make a national
park.
W. w. Miller was called to Ar
apahoe, Nebraska by telegram
received Sunday, conveying the
sad intelligence that his mother
was dying. he took the early
train Monday morning, hoping to
reach home before her death. Mr..
Miller has the sympathy Of all his
town'speople. and especially OF the
writer, who has experienced the
shock which the receipt of such u
message transmits.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

A 'TIdledy- WinKs' party wac held
at the Cerrillos house parlors on
Thursday evening of this week.
The young folks enjoyed IL as the
social event OF the week. Miss
Mira Hardness issued the Invita-
tions.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

And now Socorro has organized
a board of trade. Cerrilos has the
trade without the board, which is
better.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

Accounts long past due this pa.
per will be sued on II. moi. settled at
once. Forbearance has ceased TO
be virtue.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

Cerrillos has as bright and prom
Using lot Of children as can be
found on aDy.part. of the globe.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

A diamond drill. prospecting out
fit will go to-. work In the Ortiz
Mountain section next spring.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

The coal business Is as brisk as
usual, the winter orders coming ia
sufficiently strong to keep all OPP
orators busy.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

The celebrated Blanca flour, from
the Alamosa mills -evsry sack the
bsst-received la car load lots by
Ames a. Gould.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

This paper Is always glad to get
a good item OF news. Please help
us out.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

vEsRER LoDcE. No. Is, X Of p.
Meets Tuesday evening Of each
week, at 1870.
z. NJ. CRUTcHFIELD. g. c.
ID. j. JONES, X. of X. 8.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

Ames Il could received half a
dozen car loads Of lumber, feed and
-four this week.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

Everybody remarks: "Whai
magnificent weather we've been
having !"
The rustler., 1891-10-23

NJ. +. Church South.-Rev. w. B.
jennings, pastor. Preaching eve
~ Sabbath, morning aud evening
Sabbth school at 9.45 n. IN. Prayer
meetings Wednesday evenings.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

DR.. Richards has newly painted
sign-in.fsct, a number of them.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

Hunting parties are making up
for various directions.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

Latest styles In all kinds of La
dies Dress Goods, just arrived at
G. Y. L. Cos.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

A Lamy sportsman lie said 10
have bagged six wild turkeys near
Glorieta. last Sunday.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

The fruit season is about over.
The crop has been excellent.
The rustler., 1891-10-23


Trains carrying passengers leav,
Cerrillos as follows:
EAST:
No.2. Passenger, $40 m
~ 4 542 m
" 81 Freight 8 3s pm
"36 06 u IN
o35 ll6am
WEST:
No. /. Passenger. 06 a IN
I" B [" 10 10 p IN
[" 33 Freight 6 80 n m
~ 30 06 a IN
F" 81 F" 8 506 pm
In effect Sunday Feb. lst 1891.
G. L. HARVEY. Agent.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

Local Rustifngs.
Prepare for Winter.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

A nice line of Boots and Shoes at
Goodman, Zeigler & Co.'S.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

Every item of mining Interest
Progress and development Of
mines-Sirikes anf oui put uf
ore-. fFuin the gre~t mineral dis
trict. ~ C-rrillo-. san Pedro.
Golden. Dnlore- and the S.ndias.
viii BE- Published In this paper
when ths same can possibly be
obtalnfxl.
The rustler., 1891-10-23

Capitalists. Investors. Gain
oensrr. nnd al mlnlDg men.
siii hnd the gaper = prnttsf.ie
snf feiiahis scarce 81 infnrma-
ihsn. CsFe j. tnken o. prevent
the sIi,rnFHnee ofauy misleading
-tHfemeuts. On tins bsris the
nsrer ha- value % you and
merits your stis-cripfion.
The record-union., 1891-08-22

WANTED - 3 MEN AND BOYS To
w make up club for bicycles: 81 so to
" so per week; cash prices on instaIlments
inquire at MELNINiS. us L street an16-tf
The record-union., 1891-08-22

1000 II HSTREET-NICELY FURNISHED
lLLO rooms en- suite or single; board op-
fioOal anly-Iwx
The record-union., 1891-08-22
CALIFORNIA FRUITS.
Yesterdays Sales in Various Easter



Markets.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-The Porter Bros
Company sold to-day at auction, for ac-
count of California Fruit Union, Bart
lett pears, 81 50@1 rs; peaches, 70@9Oc;
nectarines, 60c; Newport Tokays, 81 IS to
81 50; Muscats, 81 1902 55; Fontaine-
bleau grapes, 81 20(9l 25; Gros prunes,
55@75c; Buerre Clairgeau pears, 81 25;
Hungarians, 55@65c; Seckel pears, 81 25;
Buerre Hardy pears, 81 80; Columbia
plums, 45c.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold Bartlett pears at auction
to-day, averaging 81 so per box.
AT NEW YORK.
New York, Aug. 2l.-The Porter
Brothers Company sold to-day at auction,
for account Of California Fruit Union
shippers, Bartlett pears, 81 S50g2 %;
Crawford peaches, 81 Is, unwrapped, 45c;
plums, 90c@$l; Gros prunes, Sl@l 10.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold at auction to-day Califor-
MIA fruit as follows: Bartlett pears. 81 80
to s., dead ripe; nectarines, 81; Silver
prunes, 81 %; Crawford peaches, soc to
81 10; EreeStOne peaches, 60c; SuSQue-
hanna peaches, Soc; Gros prunes, soc to
81 80.
AT MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPoLIs, Aug. 81. The Porter
Bros Company, agents for the California
Fruit Union, sold two carloads OF Cali
fornia fruits, realizing for Bartlett pears,
81 50(a2 %; peaches, 75c@$l; pIums, 81 to
81 %.
AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 81. - Macheca
Brothers, agents for the California Fruit
Union, realized for sale of Bartlett pears,
81 7592; peaches, SlGgI %; plums, 81 to
81 .; nectarines, 75cGSl; Muscats, s. 75;
Rose de Peru, 81 1902.
The record-union., 1891-08-22
rHE PRESENT FORCE SUFFICIENT.
The Anti-Phylloxera Campaign,

PARIS, Aug. 2l.-The Figaro says
The anti-phylloxera compaign in the
champagne districts is led by an educated
Partisan youth of 10, named Lemare. He
wrote a pamphlet and started a weekly
to advocate his views and to incite the
peasants themselves to reap the profits of
their work instead Of the merchants. The
phylloxera cry, he maintains, was IN
vented to depreciate the value of their
lands. He led the opposition at the re-
cent meeting of the wine-growers syndi-
cate at Epernay. The agitation is now
taken seriously, and the General Council
Of Chalons has summoned him to give
his opinion on the situation.