Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-17


MIR. CAtron aud i to-day removing
the same 10 CerrillOs where artesian
wxter and natural gas will be bored
for.-New Mexican.
Coal orders are said to be little
slack. A railroad 10 hadss would
probably open up a good coal trade
for this season Of the year. The
reputation Cerrlllos Goals have for
creating extra heat would doubt
less stimulate their demand down
there, too.
Cerrlllos narrowly escaped dis
asterous conflagration again last
week. Had not the fire starting
In the Green tenement, located In
cluster Of frame buildings and In
easy communication with other
buildings. been promptly con-
trolled, a very large portion o. the
town must tagaln have been bu-ned.
Messrs. Geo. w. North and j.
NJ. Rogers have moved most OF
the artician we'll outfit from Santa
Fe. and the experiment Of sinking
at Cerrlllos will begin at once. We
believe that great results may be
obtained from such experiments,
and all should lend a helping hand.
E. Huhn, w. II. Kennedy, w.
A. Grlswold, Cyrus Wells, o. w.
Alexander, w. Z. Gould, VIM
Stein. OF Cerrlllos; Mrs. Stephen
Kennedy, Ithics, N. Y, Henry
Mccormick, MechanicsviIle, Mo,
and Mr.. Wilson Waddingham,
Kansas City, Mo-, are RUsTLER
subscribers this week.
Renew your subscription to the
RUsTLER. Ifit isn't "the best pa
per ever published In Cerrillos," ;"
IL can probably lay claim TO being
the worst. At any rate the paper
merits the patronage OF every man
in southern Santp Fe county, and
every mau or woman at any other
point, who has property interests
here.
Il miner by the name OF Mason
had both legs broken in the Lin
coln.Lucky shaft yesterday. He
was taken through In the evening
to. the hospital at Santa Fe. The
accident was caused by the whiu
breaking and letting the buckle
drop. Two men were in the
bucket, but only the one hurt. Mr.
John Evans was In charge Of the
injured man.
The New Mexico division, Uni.
form Rank, Knights OF Pythias
No. /, held an interesting session
last night and elected the following
named officers for the ensuing year
G. +. Easley, sir knight captain
A. nj. Dettlebach, sir knight lieu'
tenant; George Draughon, sil
knight herald John w. Conway
sir knight treasurer. The officer
were duly installed by Col. w. +
Dobbin.-New Mexican.
There are many things talked o
for Cerrillos, but talk IL cheap
Why don't some of them material
ize? While the air Is full of prom
ises and the future outlook Away
encourageing, there 10 no denyinl
the fact that the present is distress
ingly dull, and men cannot alway
live upon promising future.
What Is wanted is more work ant
less talk more investment OF CAPT
I tai and less promlse-more realit,
aud less moonshine. This tim -hOr
kind OF progress Is too firing on III
patience. We would all like TO rea
lize small portion Of the great fu
J ture In the present.
! The patent medicine locals nov
running through most OF the Ney
, Mexico newspapers, are delicatel.
favored and Of high grade OF In
: terest. One begins: "Your hear
is bad, your breath Is bad and yo
are bad clear through" Anothe
! exclailns "Don't kill your friend
, with your bad breath, etc." an
then goes on TO prescribe tn
: never.failing nostrums Of old o
young DIR. Quack. How pape
, which thus publishes for a song
and mixes up with its news matte
such advertisements, can lay CLAIM
to either dignity, decency or busi
ness spirit, can unly be accounte
: for on the basis Of a too Jibera
. toleration by the public.