The rustler., 1891-12-11


adds: 81 wish you success and
prosperity, and hope the RUsrLER
may long continue 10 be bright and
newsy as heretofore"
A card adorns the RUsTLER's
rack received from New York, and
which reads: "Raunheim and
Lehman, commission merchants.
81, Leonard street, New York"
The head of the firm Is Maurice s.
Raunheim, we'll remembered by
the people Of Cerrillos and San
Pedro. Some Of these days we
shall be getting wedding card
from Maurice, and, come 10 con-
slider the matter. why has not this
already occurredP
The RUsTLER has reached an
age and circulation TO accomplish
something Of benefit. To have
done this, under the most ad verse
OF circumstances. must have re-
quired at least little merit on the
part Of the paper as we'll as the
appreciation Of its patrons. The
paper will do all in its power TO
advance every interest OF south
Santa Fe county. and 1t needs and
expects all the support south Santa
Fe county can give.
Mr.. Edward l.. Miller, one OF
Santa Fe county's largest fruit
growers, was In Cerrillos on BUSH
ness yesterday and gave the RUST
LER u pleasant call. Mr.. Miller's
farm Is located six miles north of
Senta Fe. He has all varieties of
fruit, most OF the trees being young
yet but beginning to bear nicely.
He has 800 apple trees Of choice
varieties beginning TO bear, which
last year yielded 1901 pounds of
apples. He also has well stocked
carp ponds. and is preparing an
other lake for trout.
The following are RUsTLER SUBJ
scribers since last report: John
Clark, Jack Mills, Billy Morris,
Cerrillos Larken G.. Read, John
Dobbins, Marcelano Garcia, John
II. Robertson. Edward l.. Miller,
John ID. Allen, Santa Fe; Mrs A.
Baker, Atlanta, Illinois Taylor
Swatling, Pinos Altos, New Mex,
Mrs. Geo. f. Scruggs, Huntsville,
Ala, j.. j. McNulty, Stockton,
Utah; F. K. Sturges, Albuquer-
que, Pat Brown, Baldy, N. NJ,
F. II. Strong, Dolores, N. M.
It seems that the report furnished
this paper last week to the effect
that the Lincoln. Lucky force had
broken through to ore from the
Middleton shaft, was not correct,
though the break is now expected
to occur at any hour. Mr.. Geo. w
Middleton, of Denver, one of the
owners, was present q part of the
week but returned home Thursday
Arrangements are being made to
contract the ore hauling, and the
output of the mine will be made
as large AS possible when the ore II
reached.
The next year Is looked forward
to with greater expectation b,
miners than has any of a half dozeI
past, 1t Is believed that the tim,
Is near at hand when New Mexic,
properties will como actively Int,
market. In support OF this belle
Is cited the prospective settlemen
OF many grants, the likely repea
by congress Of the alien law whicl
has largely prevented the invest
ment of foreign capital, and tn
natural gravitating toward ou
mineral fields of the ever onwar
marching developing forces th
men seeking investment for tbei
; capital In mines and mining In
dustries.
Judge Harkness, The hale an
hearty proprietor OF the CerrillC
House. Is living, breathing, rust
ling example of what New Mexic
and especially Cerrillos climate wi
do for the health and constitution
: When Judge Hnrkness came
Cerrlllos 10 years ago he could nc
walk, wear his boots or play sever
up. Now he can do all three. II
Q Is on the go as much as any man !
q the Territory and enjoys splendl
q health. When he arrived here
: was suffering from asthma to sue
o an extent that he had to be assists
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