Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-10

lffs EHithtf hhh Att1 hAr LIN AaAh-
iiy accepted an invitation 20 dine
at the new California Chop House,
at4 O'Clock, y. M, on Sunday.
The bill Of fare was very elaborate
aud the guests did ample justice TO
the good things provided.
1t may be reckoned an easy
thing 10 20 along week after week,
month after month ard year after
year, running newspaper and
treating the same subjecis-but al
ways in n light To make them APP
pear new, yet IL isn't. IL you
think II Is, just try 1t for few
years.
Vesper Lodge No. Is. X. Of P.'
installed its newly elected officers
Tuesday night as follows: &, A.
Whlted, 7. G.; Zed CrutchAeld, G.
c.; VIM Ash, V. C.; T. Tucker,
p; Charles Mills, NJ. at A; l.. G..
Jones, NJ. OF T.; VIM. Partridge
NJ. OF E.; ID. ]. Jones, X. OF Il. 81
Geo. Morgan, /. G.; j. Hulscutter
10. G.
Although the days have been 81
hot for the past week that piec'
of ice exposed on the sidewalk fol
few minutes at midday, would
begin TO blaze. yet as soon Ms th'
red disc OF the sun disappears be
meath the western horizon, soft
cool breezes come, aud nothing
more pleasant than our nights caI
well be immagined.
The Cerrillos people who spen
the 4th at San Pedro, unite in en-.
thusiastic praise of the treatmen
they received. The people of tn
Copper Carbonate camp seemed Il
vie with each other In their effort
to make things pleasant. The pic
nic in the day and the ball a
night, were each "a marked success
: and enjoyed accordingly by th
large attendance.
The school board organized Wed
!, nesday with Tony Neis as chair
man and Harry K:nsell as clerk
New furniture has been ordered fo
the school building and two schools
American and Spanish, with com
pitent teachers, will begin the frs
of September and continue for elgh
months. For the first time in tn
> history of Cerrillos the outlook fo
public schools is good.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Rogers ha
born 10 them on Sunday nigh
July 9th, 1891, daughter. Nj
Rogers thinks great deal Of girl
but he has number of them an
has been noticed hanging aroun
} the feed store much of the tin
/" this week. IL Is said that he hi
u been trying TO trade for Ames' ho
J. and get sack of oats TO boot, NJ
Ames however, declares that h
v wouldn't trade his boy for vlllaG
: full OF girls.
: Mr.. Ross Griffith and Miss Liz
Copeman were united In marria!
at the coal camp last Friday ever
y ing, Rev. j. NJ. Crutchfeld of
10 ciatiDg. The wedding was hapI
U occasion to all the people of Il
III camp, as well as 10 the principa
who never felt more patriotic
re their lives. May they live to s
IN many returns OF the happy Nation
ar birthday, as we'll as the birth.ds
ps OF young American citizens vi
next TO their country, will 10
10 them the most.
T. The fourth passed of quietly
D. Cerrillos, though everybody a
o. peared to fairly enjoy themselv,
A short game of ball was played
n the afternoon between pick
be nine from Cerrillos and nine of t
he Cash Entry boys, the mine nj
,r- winning by score of 10 TO IL.
though no especial preparatlo
n had been made for fireworks d
to play, the town was br
h. liantly Illuminated at night, unit
at late hour. Another pleasant Il
k ture Of the day was a young fol
'us party ut the school building
night.