Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-29

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be blamed for IL. Marriage is o
good thing. sweetens the breath,
lightens the pockets, invigorstes
the liver, improves the complexion
and makes the heart flutter like 6
shirt-tail on a clothes line Of win
dy day.
Horse thieves have been at their
work again In small way, On
Wednesday night pony and sad.
die was stolen from w. II. Cole
man, a good saddle from J. Mural.
ter and n bridle from DIR. Palmer.
About two weeks ago David l..
Miller had q good set Of harness
stolen. a sharp lookout should be
kept sor these thieves.
Rain, rain, rain. The downpour
continues. About every other day
the clouds gather, the windows of
heaven are opened Ms In the day Of
the flood, and the rain comes down
as the Oldest inhabitant never saw
IL fall In these regions before. As a
result the grass Is getting green,
and newspaper men by-and-bye,
will have succulent iced.
In compliance with the new law
which only allows sheriff TO ap-
point Eve deputies for counties
having not more than 10 precincts.
sheriff Francisco Chavez has re-
voked all commissions except those
held by Francisco Delgado. z. M.
Crutchfield, Romulo Wales, Henry
Metzger and w. ii. Soehnchen.
The proper choice was made In re.
taining Y. M. Crutchtleld Tor this
part Of the county.
If the merchant means business
and wants to do business, or in
other words wants advertising to
help his business, he should adver.
tise continuously. While q little
extra squirt of advertising does
good, the attention dies out or is
drawn .to.a competitor during o lull
In which the dealers name Is with
drawn from It's former conspicuous
position. A business should always
be before the public, and then, II
the merchant Ia as tireless q pusher
Of his business as is the advertise.
ment, the result can only be satis-
factory success.
There is rumor that CerrilIos Is
to have another newspaper. The
rumor gathers IL Its misty folds the
name and form OF G. E. ,Hosmer,
publisher Of the Farmers Alliance
paper at Springer, and appears not
to be without foundation, as the
gentleman is here, and il is said has
rented room and shipped in ma
terial. MIR. Hosmer we believe,
will also continue the publication
of his paper, the Banner, at Spring.
or. While the RUsTLER is ex-
tremely liberal on the subject of O
division Of the spoils and desires to
extend as generous a welcome as
possible, 30 far, there has been only
one "spoip to divide, and about
half Of the time IL has come up
missing when the "wantn which a
newspaper Is supposed to fill and
feel, was longest and strongest felt.
A retrospective view of a starvation
field for one newspaper, not to me n
tion two, is not an overly pleasa ut
forecast. but what is to be must be,
at least for the present. The
RUsTLER will go along In the
open field Of hard work and duty,
and trusts that the new paper may
exceed its own best efforts in doing
good. AS to the probabilities, they
may be briefly summed up MIR.
Hosmer will doubtless hold large
percentage In wealth, position and
influence. while the editor of this
paper must fall back on his ever
ready supply of elbow-grease and
ability to do o mechanics work.
We hope the field Will soon justify
two newspapers, for in that event,
1t would mean development and
success but no more unpropitious
time than the present could have
been selected for u start