The rustler., 1891-09-11
TIE RusrLER viii Issue a special

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tened 10 beneflt-ln the true sense
Of the word-santn Fe county and
New Mexico.
Geo. Green returned from the
Jemez Tuesday night, where he
had spent another week looking for
the lost horse. lie reports u hard
trip and a. entire failure to dis
cover even trace OF the animal.
ID. J. Jones. A. Ready, Cerrillos (;
Hon. IL. b. Ferguson, Albuquer-
que NGthional Bank, Albuquerque I;
j. w. Harkness. Harkness, New
York j. Jaycope, San Pedro, N
NJ, are subscribers to the RUsTLER
this week.
Brakeman w. II. Mellinger got
his hand caught between the bum
pers, In the Cerrillos yards Tues
day, loosing one ginger and part OF
another. DIR. Palmer dressed the
hand and he proceeded TO Las
Vegas that night.
The Grand Central has again
opened its doors for the patronage
OF the public. Mr.. Uptegrove has
refitted the house and Is now better
than ever prepared to give first
class accommodations. The pat
ronage OF thb public Is invited.
Cerrlllos should have Il graded
school or sn Academy. Many peo.
pie who have families would bring
them here IL there were good
schools. Our present school facili-
ties will be taxed 20 their utmost
this winter TO accommodate the
scholarship.
"Is there nothing about me that
you could like little" said u Ger
rillos young man TO his girl.
"Yes." she replied, "there Is one
thing about you that would ale
ways give me great pleasure.
"What is THAR" he asked. "Your
Absence" was the reply.
On September 2O-2l-snd % the
first annual tournament of the AL
buquerque Gun Club will be held
open TO all-no one barred.
Over $500 In cash and prizes to
shoot for. Arrangements have
been made with the Railroads to
extend the time of tickets for shoot.
ers until Sept %. This Is exciting
great interest and promises to draw
largely.
There ace number of good rules
by which social and business life
may be made pleasant. Persistent
courtesy In business relations aud a
little attention to others interests
while looking after your own, al
ways smooths the pathway to good
feeling and harmony. In social
life simply look to others enjoy
ment as we'll rs your own.
The board OF town trustees held
another meeting last night, passing
u number of additional ordinances.
Provisions have been made for
cleaning and repairing streets and
for licensing peddlers, shows and
saloons. At the meeting last night
DR.. Richards was appointed treas
urer. 1t appears that the state.
ment made in last weeks RUsTLER
10 the effect that MIR. Kennedy had
been appointed, was an error.
For the entire length of the coal
siding. slack coal has accumulated
to depth of from one to two feet.
This deposit Is the droppings and
-iftIngs from the wagons that has
been accumulating for years. The
wagons driving through, keep II
ground to powder, and II has got to
be hard pull for the teams. The
railroad company receive for coal
loaded on this side track, freight to
the amount OF from si50.0OO TO
$500, 900 year, and should surely
be willing to remove this slack and
keep the track In good condition,
so that the teamsters would have
no trouble In getting up 10 the cars
to unload. Besides the dissd want.
ages to the teamsters, this slack Is
running over one side OF toe track,
threatening to derail cars and haz-
ard the lives of railroad men when
coupling.