The rustler., 1891-10-02

Cerrillos. n. NJ, Saturday evening
September 26th 1891, by Judge A.
l.. Kendall, Mr.. Earl A. Turner
and Miss Allie Jones, both Of Ger
rillos.
The wedding was very quiet
one. yet a number Of the intimate
friends Of the bride and groom
were sufficiently informed 20 get
around few handsome and val-
uable esenis-evidences Of their
regard. Earl Is one Of the best
boys Of all our camps, and the
bride Is q quiet, deserving little
lady who we hope will always
make life a pleasure for HIM. The
married couple will 90 to house,
keeping in A. Young's dwelling.
Next weeks issue OF the RUsTLER
will be omitted and the important
local happenings, II there are any,
will be announced by a special
bulletin mailed to subscribers. We
make this omission TO prepare for
the special edition the following
week and to make thearrangements
necessary to the promised enlarg-
ing Of the paper, the form of which
will be changed from a five.column
to six.column quarto, adding
one column TO the page, or eight
columns in all to the present size Of
the paper. This change is made
to suit the convenience of the Office
and not to accommodate Increased
business or that the situation will
Justify II. The patrons of the pa
per will gain by the change.
Electricity is again coming to the
front In startling invention. This
Is by California man, Prce A. l..
Kimball, who claims TO have per-
fected a machine which will do
away with the prospector's work.
With II he claims TO be able to lo-
cate the exact position of precious
ore bodies, and determine the depth
and width OF vein. Practical
tests are said to have been made
in which Prof. Kimball readily
traced all the veins In q mine, and
turned the operators from working
on O feeder TO the main body. The
Prof. and his management are now
astonishing the mining sections OF
Colorado with their work, The in
vention is based on the well known
affinity OF electricity for minerals OF
all kinds, and is described as q
battery and and magnetic coil con-
nected with a needle. With this
instrument in his hand and his eye
on the needle. the professor passes
along over the ground to be tested.
A citizen yesterday asked the
editor of this paper: "What goes
with the money ?" Looking at
the brlskness of work. at the bugy
teams and teamsters, at the long
trains of coal cars loading for mar.
ket then at the payroll of the Cash
Entry, of the workings at Dolores,
the number of dollars that come
In from other directions, and one
may very reasonably ask /: "What
goes with the money ?" Apparent
ly there Is enough produced here
now to give every shop, store and
hotel cash business Of one to two
thousand dollars a month, yet the
complaint of hard times Is rife and
people generally behind with their
current bills. And, "what goes
with the money In what man
ner Is 1t sunk out OF sight? retired
from circulation? hidden away ?
These are questions the solution OF
which very closely concerns the
prosperity of our business men and
town. Let them ponder this little
problem and see that 1t Is solved,
"Where does the money go?"
The RUsTLER is proud of its sub
scription list, as ii has good reason
to be. We question If there is in
all New Mexico another weekly
newspaper that has as subscribers