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The morning call., 1891-09-30
FROM HONOLULU.
The Oceanic Steamer Australia's
Arrival Yesterday.

The steamer Australia arrived from Hon.
olulu yesterday with light cargo Of freight
and but few passengers. Among the latter
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. SpTeckels, VINO
have been visiting in Honolulu.
The Australia brought Hawaiian ex-
changes as late as September 21st, from
which the following notes are cleaned
On the 18th inst the native paper. Elele.
appeared, filled with articles of most
startling nature-attacks on leading cit
liens, public and private, uttered IN Ian
guage that should leave no doubt OF Its
publisher not being in his right mind. His
arrest and the closing of his office followed
as measures OF necessity.
Plantation men are rejoicing over the end
of the drought for the present Nearly every
day for week or two, ending September
10Th, rains have fallen over the greater part
of the island Cane had begun to look quite
yellow and pastures were dried up so that
cattle were dying for want of both food and
water. The rains have washed away ascow
or two crossing the rivers, but no serious
damage was done.
The Commercial Advertiser says: 1t
seems hardly necessary to repeat what was
said O short time ago In this paper, that
there has been no desire expressed on the
part OF Hawaiian papers for annexation to
the United States, as has been published III
cur foreign exchanges. At the same time,
two of the native papers, Ka Leo ana Elele,
have advocated the election by popular vote
Of all officers of the Government, including
Ministers, Jud ;eS and all other officers,
which change would eventually result in a
republican form of government Many
think that the time has not arrived to in
augurate such radical changes as these
named, and believe that for the present, at
least, m0narchical form Will insure greater
stability III the government and greater re-
spect from other nations.
The reported trouble at the Leper Asy-
lum on Molakai is said to have subsidized.
In fact 1t was merely caused by the rebell-
iouS conduct of a few mischievOus boys.
In regard to the matter the Advertiser says
A more serious matter is the action of Hon.
Mr.. Paehaole and other prominent men on
that island, in obstructng the officers of the
law, whose duty ii is to send all suspected
lepers 10 the Re ceiving Asylum in Homo.
| lulu. 1t is reported that he has advised sus-
poets TO resist being sent to Honolulu, and
] has aided in secluding them against arrest
| The Board of Health probably have all the
| facts in the case and can take such action
| rs seems proper III the matter.
The death Is reported September 18th OF
| Father Anschare at the Catholic Mission,
after an illness of two weeks.
The morning call., 1891-09-30
New York Markets..

NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-The stock market to-day
opened weak, and there slight decline
throughout the day The market closed active and
at the lowest prices of the day. Final losses
include Missouri Pacific "a, sugar 2, Union Pa
cihc l$4 Rock Island ga, Atchison l5s BurIing.
ton and Northern Pacific preferred IA Govern
ments steady. Petroleum closed at SIC.
NEW YORK Sept. 29.-Unitod States Bonds-4's.
ll6l2: rs. 9912: Northern Pacific, 20: Cana
dianl'acih 49, Central Paclnc. 3314 Onion Paci-
nc. 4l3s: Atchlsoh and santa Fe. Al: Wells-Fargo.
l4O: Western Union S214; Silver 974sci otcrnng,
a. Sls4 81
NEW YORK. Sept pc wheat-october. 81 OF.
Flour-Stealy. Cotee-Sl375. sugsr-21sGI3 5-16c.
Hops-Pacnc Coast, l4Gl6c. Hides-l3Lac. Cop
per-Lake Sl2 Is. Tln-Spot, $40 05 Lead-DO-
mesIlc, "a AHA. lron-Sl4 Petroleum, SIC.
NEW YORK, Sept 29.-Hops a little more
active. Two carloads OF choice California sold at
l5c. One two lots ditto offered ut &c
without any takers. Yearlings, firm Loudon, firm
GROCERIES.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-COfee is fairly active and
Irregular. The advantage is largely with the
buyers. September, Sl3 80: october, sl2 rs; No
vemDer gil 50; December. $ll so; January,
81 80; February, S1l %. Sales were 1850 bags.
Rio, 100 reis higher.
NEW YoRK. Sept 29-sugar-Raw. firm; centri-
fugnl, go, 5-l6c; muscovado, 21sc; molasses
sugar 25sc: cut Loaf and crushed, unchanged {;
powdered. 4$sc; granulated and cubes. 412c; mold
ers' A 4s4c; confecttonersi A. 4 3lc Nc. IL, 334c
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING, September 90.
Summary OF THE MAkKErA


SUMMARY OF THE MARKEr1
Flour unchanged.
Wheat and Barley steady.
Oats advanced.
Rye declined.
Bran and Middiings lower.
Corn nominal.
Hay weak
Beans broke badly.
Potatoes and onions steady
Butter and Eggs weak.
Cheese firm.
Honey dull.
Poultry in good supply
Not much Game arriving.
Fruits aud Vegetables continue abu ndank
Citrus Fruits quiet.
Dried Fruits fairly active.
RaiSins slow.
Provisions firm and active.
Hops cheap.
Hides dun and weak.
Tallow in fair supply.
Improving inquiry for Wool.
Meat market well supplied.
Canned Fruits quiet.
Coffee duh.
Coal arriving in large quantities.
Linseed OIL market down.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Choice Mutton brings the top figures. Veal Is
higher Beef is in large supply. Stock Hogs are a
fraction lower. Wholesale rates from slaughterers
to dealers follows:
BEEf-First quality, $4,000; second quality
41aG05c; third do, 46o4 I4c.
VEAL-Larye. 697c; small Caves 1890.
MUTrON-wethers. S@3i2c; Ewes, 71a@Sc.
SPRING LAMB-SC19c = 10.
PoRk-Liye Hogs "a 14Ac . 10 for heavy hard
granted ana 44 for lisnt average do: stock Hogs
4l4(g43sc q 10; dressed do, 7@D712c 4 ID.
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Retail prices are as follows:
PINk-Rough. $lS for No. l and Sic for No o.
Specified lengths, SO; odd lengths, $l7: selected
rough, S24; clear rough, $50: No. l flooring S3O(0
SO, according to Size; no. do. $23q25; Stepping
dressed, S43 for No. and SIS for No 9: Lath $50
= 20; Pickets. rough Sl7 80
sPkCeE-kough. $50 selected. $2S; clear S34;
dunhage. SIS. delivered: dressed shelving s37
RED OoD-Rongh, $40 for No. and Sio for No.
2; extra siz 1921 for No. and SIT for No. .; So
ieeted. S26: Rustic No. l. sag so: No T. Sls;
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Shipping Notes.

steamers to sail to-day are the Los Angeles Tor
HUMBOLDT Bay. the Emily for Coos Ray the New
port tor Eel River and the Queen for San Diego.
Tho BeIpic falls due from China and Japan and the
santa Cruz and Yaauiua from the southern coast
The british bark Elizabeth Graham o9e TONS,
Ioads Lumber at Port Gamble for sydney; BARK
James Cheston, 94S tons, Lumber at foTt Gam ie
Sor Hnnoiulu: British iron bark Roya! Alice. 1893
tons wheat at Tacoma for United Kingdom Havre
the jason takes for Cork 4s.7s4 centals Wheat.
vatuad Of 934.
The morning call., 1891-09-30

BAGs-Calcuttas. SEC; local make. SIC: wi

BAGs-Calcuttas, s$4c; local MAKE Size; Wool
canned FRUITs-The market continues quiet,
though some sales for the East are being made.
Quoted at 81 25@Dl 80 for Apricots 81 1901 70 for
Plums, 81 500l 10 for Peaches 81 6O9l 20 for
Pears. So 1902 20 for White Cherries and 81 SO9
CANNED VEGETABLES-Peas, sl@1 10: String
Beans, 9Oc9SlFs dozen; Tomatoes, 21a lbs. S5c
COkFEE-Quiet AZ the recently revised prices,
l9M@2O14c g 10 for good to prime Costa RIGA, free
from black beans; lSi49D19c for good Costa Rica.
mixed with black beans: 1T@lSI4c for fair Costa
Rica: l9G2Oc for fair TO good washed Salvador;
Isle FOR good unwashed Salvador Nicaragua and
Guatemala: 21A@s21$4c for prime washed Guato'
maa: 2O1a@D2lc Tor good washed Guatemala; 1734
ml9Isc for fair washed Guatemala; 16l4@l71sc
Tor medium qualities: l50l6c for ordinary quail
ties: lO014Iac for very inferior TO common"
COAL-Recepts for this month have been unusu-
ally large the market is again literally supplied.
Prices t. dealers are: Wellington, So SO; New Wei
Iington SIS so y ton: SOuthfeid wellington, SO so
y ton: Cedar River, nominal Seattle, 81 SO:
sydney, 49, Scotch. So@Ss so; Brymbo So: Greta
IS: Cumberland, $40 in bulk ana sll SO IN sacks:
Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. s13; Welsh Anthra-
cite Egg, $40; Cannel, - q ton
FIST - No. l Msckerel is quotable at $50
Is SO In halfbbls and 81 5092 rs in kits: No.
2, sl4 50Gl5 in bbls and 1902 rs in kits:
bundles t@612c in cases, ~ for strips, S129ec
for middles 71ac for rolls, and s9c y 10 for bricks:
Eastern Smoked Herring 35c; Dutch do, 81 500
rs y keg; whitefsh, so in haf-bbls and $20o2 -
in kits; Tongues and Sounds 81 1892 q kit.
OUICKSILyEk-Quoted at s41 . flask.
SYRUP-The Western Sugar Refinery quotes Col
NAILS-Quoted at 81 50 for iron. 81 10 for steel
and SIS l5 {, key for wire in 200-keg lots.
LINSEED O1L-California is lower at 44c p gal
Ion for in bbls and 4612c for boiled.
SUGAR-The western sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed, all 67sc a 10:
Extra O. 41ao: Golden q. 43sc; ID. 4I4c . fb half
bbls lac more than bbls, and boxes 12c more
The morning call., 1891-09-30
The Wool Market.

BosToN, Sept. 2s.-Wool steady. Territory Is
selling steadily secured basis at 6O962c for
fine clean; 67@5sc for fine medium, and 53955c
for medium. Texas, California and oregon are
steady AID quiet. Foreign unchanged.
PufIApEIPHrA Sept 29.-Wool quiet and steady.
Montana l9@2Sc: Territorial. i5@21c "a ID.
NEW YoHR, Sept 29.-Wool steady. Domestic
Fleece, 3UQ36c q 10.
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week longer and can fruit. The young ,lns
man concluded he would try the Market .
again while waiting for his VIE 10 &c.
ready to go. He did so. and In TWO Gays i9sI
$1,000. He was so indlgnan! over 'ne 4 o uiv
canning detention that he DID not go nome
fnr ninht OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES News.
The morning call., 1891-09-30

CHICAGO. Sept 29.-wheat strong and higher
The opening was from ssc to 1ac higher than yes
terday, and held steady for while, then ruled
stronger and prices advanced s4c, eased Off
slightly and the market closed from sac to 7sc
higher than yesterday. Receipts, l796,000 bushels
shipments, S65, 900 bushels. Rye firm at S314c.
Barley easy at soc.
CHICAGO. Sept. 29-Wheat-Cash. 952sc Corn
627sc. Pork-Sl0 l212 Lard-s6 rs. Kbs-S7 Us.
The morning call., 1891-09-30

During the Native Sons celebration at
Santa Cruz W. ii. Wallard n iob nrinter
of 957 Mission street borrowed a p printins,
press from Mrs. E. Sittenheim. of 52 S' RiTch
SO that s he could print cards at the
though the owner frequently requested him
70 do so. Patience having ceased to he n
'irtne, she went to Police Court yesterday
swore to a complaint for Wallatd's ar
m a charge Of embeZzement.
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A REFLECTION.

Lone birds on lonely isie''
Lone lives to free, .,-os
CT vavclets' minstre'ey'
Lone harp with broken string
white fingers, clay, II.
Above cold proud marble wiz
stop here aud pray !!
Dead rose with ruined leaves
m Oe of old dead days
creep. Ger me now
,,,,., mellow music made
pad pulses start,
Tnnins night TO tender touches,
To widest play, the heart.
Lone life on lonely isle,
Lone thought, tear,
Cansr not read in sunshine, heaven,
Some comfort here?
,oriils. CAL. 1891 ALMA ALDEN
The morning call., 1891-09-30

J. p. Hansen with Mrs. A. Thomson. to build on
lot NJ line of Page st.. 125 l.. Of Webster
$1,000.
Charles J. Wlngerter with Henry F. Wagner
painting, SW. cor. OF jackson and Deylsadero SITS.
$3.50.
Harry L. Van wyck with William +. Wilson
plumbing, E. line Of Steiner ST. 81 s14 s. Of JACK
am.
The morning call., 1891-09-30
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-CRUiRsHAN9
- Gold Mining Company. Location OF principal
place of business, San Francisco, Cal. Location OF
works, Los Burros District. Monterey County CAL
Hotice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. account of Assessment (No. %
levied OH the 18th day OF July, 1891. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF che respective
shareholders, as follows:
The morning call., 1891-09-30

NOTICE OF MISREPRESENTATION MINING
IN Company; location of principal place OF bust
ness. san Francisco California; location OF works,
QuIjotOa Arizona. Soticc 10 hereby given that at a
meeting OF the Board OF Directors, held the 25th
day OF August. 1891, an assessment. No. L. of five
cents per share levied the capital stock OF
gold coin, to the Secretary at the once OF the
pany, Room g. Nevada Block, 500 Montg omery ST.,
ses5ment shall remain unpaid on tile LIST day of
October, 1891, will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction; aud unless payment is
made before, will be sold on Thursday, the 22d day
OF October, 1891 to pay tho delinquent assessment
together with the costs OF advertising and expenses
OF sale. by order OF the board Of Directors.
au26 I'd AUG. WATERMAN. Secretary.
The morning call., 1891-09-30
NoRNINa aALEA


"a boardIl Hawaiian Commercial. 4; so do, Az:
T 10 st4;.oO do, Az; 20 do. 4sl So do 4Ts; 46
SSn3nn q insurance, IS; 20 do, s71a; 50 do, 100;
ST. rs. branch Railway Bonds, 1851.
Califs.-.2 First National Bank, l7U; Is Bank OF
0Ai"'rnia, 2671a. " N-
uoax, GALL SALES-AFTKRSooy.
Union Insat o9o Marketst Cable Bonds, 1901; 10
Light, 16. 'O W. lVV; 10 Cal Electric
The morning call., 1891-09-30

rough. SIT Tor square end ana $40 for pointed;
surfaced. fancy end, $26; Battens lc 9 FOOT Shin
gies So q NJ for common and IS rs for fancy;
Shakes. slI for split and Sl3 for sawed; Posts,
split, lac,
The morning call., 1891-09-30
Wood Market.

Posts quotable at &c each: Redwood. IS 50
p cord: Oak. rough. ST97 %; do. peeled, 80 5O;
Pine. Sc % ? cord: Railroad Ties, 3093ic apiece
for 6xS and 45@50c for 7x9.
TANBARK-G Ground bark, $24 q ton; whole,
Sl6 q cord.
The morning call., 1891-09-30

1776, Brooklyn Bridge and Ferry, 1883.
charter to incorporate the Village Of
"Breuckelen," 1867. This spoon will I'M
doubtedly command widely extended sale.
BROOKLYN Times
The morning call., 1891-09-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Ada Goldsmith ct al, to william John, lot on
W. line OF Jones ST., sO:e s. OF o'Farrell, S.
John c. hartman ct al to James Carroll, lot
on S line OF Grove ST. 80 T. OF Webster. L.
esorso A. Low to George W. Hiidieth C6y ad:
ministrator), lot on L, line OF DevsaderO
st.. n 1914 s. OF SacramentOS 25xl07: So, 30 ID
lot IS. BLOCK ). Holly Park Tract. Gift
Elizabeth Green tn May SedeD. lot on Il. line
of Webster st., "a IS s. OF Post, s. 2lxS9 e..
Merchants and Clerks and Association to
K w. Runyon. lot on ". line OF Firth ave-,
100 S. of Clement ST., S. 25xlO0; also lot
on N line OF Clement st.. 57:6 W. OF Fifth ~
" Runyo Won and wife to Minnie McGraw,
lot y. line OF Clement ST., 57:6 w. OF
Filth ave-. W. 75I100.. ..................... ~
william r.. Peckham and VIE to II. w. Pat
rick, lot on W. line of Castro St, l49 n. OF
Nineteenth. N. 81 w. 100. n. 81, W. 70 5. m
PACING C. BANK to Bciicad joost, lou on sw
cor. OF Merrimac and Michigan sts-, W. 50I
william s Fowler to Elenor L. White. lot on
W. line of Forty-third ave-, lOU NJ OF b ST.,
william S Fowler to Hattie /. White. lot on
W. line OF Forty-third ave-, l2o N. OF Nj st' IN
Mary a. Byrne to FreIefick seltz, lot on E
line OF Capp ST., IS S. OF Twentyfourth. s. IN
O. ID. Vincent and wife to Dennis Collins, lot
on N. line OF Greenwich ST., 1875 W. Oh .
Devisadero. w 25xl37 IS. ooo
Fred w. Lake to Charles Hammitt, lot IL,
Block 4, Sunny Vale Homestead Associa- 80.
tion ............,'' ......'';.. Aoo
+. L. A. Phoebe ct al. to John Robertson, lot
20, Block 81, City Land Association. ....... %
Julia Rafferty, Patrick Rafferty,, lot on SW.
line OF Decatur ST., l25 Sc. of Bryant, Sc
Frederick ii. Deakin to Annie I. Dumphy,
lot on NE. cor. OF Suffer and Leavenworth
Peter becslso and wife to Martha T. Sell,
lot on Sc of st. and Forty-seventh
ave, y. 6O0x24O. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
The morning call., 1891-09-30

Archie Falknor, a well-known eowman OF
Wyoming, while driving lot Of cattle north
recently, poisoned his eyes by wiping the
sweat from his face with gloves that had
plains and is now in the spital at Sheridan
totally blind.
The morning call., 1891-09-30

And in accordance with law and an order from
the Board Of Directors, made on the 9TH day oe
suy. 1881, so many shares OF each parcel OF such
sock as may be necessary Will DO sold at public
Rction at the oniee OF the company, Room 8. 2I1
Sansome st., San Francisco Cal. on Monday the
tth day OF September, 1891. at the hour OF IL
o'clock NJ OF said day, to pay said delinquent as
sessment thereon together with costs of sdvertis.
ing and expenses Of sale.
ERNEST J. KOCH, Secretary.
The morning call., 1891-09-30
Portland,s business.
Exchange and Bullion.

PORTLAND (oregon), Sept 70. - Clearances
s349OOO; balances, $4,000.
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PoSTPONEMENT.

oSTPONEMENT.
THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF II
i Cruikshank Gold Mining Company "a het1
postponed until Monday, October S, 1891 ~
o'clock noon, at the once of the Company
No. 2l1 Sansome street, san Franeis 81
order OF the Board OF Directors ~ ~ 80
se5 I'd ERNEST J. koCf
The morning call., 1891-09-30
To be continued.
rha DeIax Cost u

A few weeks ago yoI n
thjs city found himself
cheat deal he drew
rife decided TO go Eas
Agh4n they were aoouI
80 J sf777-'-, D
The morning call., 1891-09-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


j L Harklnsson, Oakland
ID ID Parkinson, oakland
I j Kehrer, Sacramento
K A Peat. Cal
w II ByTnes, Cal
z FergusOn&w ,Riverslde
b h Kohlberg. Stockton
l. II DavldSon&w, Los Any
A Dilworth. Z Palestine
w e Crum, Helena
J Denying u W, Tulare
j Lamarche Il W. Iulare
q ii Havksford, Seattle
Mrss II Hall, stockton
Mrs LWickinan, Stockton
J J Herring a W. Seattle
! Z W ROBERTSON x I, rtisfi-
land
Miss l. Wheeler, FIT Jones
&c II Woodwork. LosAng
Miss l. Smith, Athena
A Z Barker, Austin
Mrs g Harrison, Cedar
Rapids
Mrs A L McCabb, Iowa
/ Miss VI McCabD, Iowa
w q Gregg IL I, Lakeport
A A Goddard & I, Sac
| CBArmstroug&f, Jackson
Mrs Is SELLER, JACKSON
J + Crowell, Mono
/ c l. Patterson, Eugene
II A Barker, Hopland
w I Baker, Winters
NJ Il Rittrell, Modesto
lC NJ Willis, Santa Barbar
Mrs Dukes, Guerneville
Mrs Couran, Guerneyille
The morning call., 1891-09-30
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OShAN SIEaMEhS'
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
STEAMERS. DESTINATION. SAILS WIRE

SUN AND TIDE TABLE,.
Computed by THOMAS TENSESr. Chr0nometer and
Instrument Maker, 4 California street,
Sign of the Wooden Sailor.
The morning call., 1891-09-30

g INV. NV. / W. w. #gIgg
Small Large Large. Small g p"
30. .l0.23 PMIlO.49 AM 3.57 AM AIS PM6.O4 5.54
1 oo. II. os Pm II. 10 AM 4 IS AN 45o pMso55 So
Ill.5l PMl 80 AM sos AM 5.29 Pm j.O05.0 OIL
Small Large
B. 600 Anil So AM 5.37 AM 500 PNB.07 $50
e. O27 AM o. 10 PM SOB AM 6.33 PN6.OS5. 4S
81 ll2AMl O.32 PM $50 AM IN PM6.0S5.47
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% n w gov NV
JIG Lewis, Aberdeen
b w ShOsey & W. Boston
PR Hewitt, Stockton
Is Williams, stockton
II t Dorrauce, Stockton
DR. 5 8 O'Brien Il Z, Cal
Az Burton, Santa Rosa
Ell Hudson, Marysville
D. Darwin, Marysville
j Hawkes. Il ", y apa
CS Schinck, Portland
&c Graham, Oakland
w w Rae, Tulare
w J Corlish. Tulare
Mrs L o Keene, Tulare
w Is Abernithy, Los Ani
DR. Burdeil, Maria Go
Mrs Il q Briggs, Cal
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X BlIuWlH, OIlIHfl To
j w McCabe. 7 Townsend
Mrs l. l. Bowman. Seattle
JL Bowker & W, Victor Ia
q A Taylor Il ch. Seattle
@ II Copper, Boston
l. II White, England
Mrs \ Il AL ell, Salt Lake
Mrs NJ + Foster, II onolu1 {
Miss NJ Ward Honolulu
o Y Hayes. San jose
j Ii Hoicunit, San Diego
q Il townsend, M Island
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| II. D. WALKER, Secretary
| oh1ce-Room 50. Nevada Block, 800 Montgomery
| st. San Francisco California. sn23 I'd
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-12
Early Vows.

The local talent Of CerriilOs .will
present the above comedy In two
acts. at Hurt's Hall. on Thursday
evening. June 18th, 1891, for the
benefit OF the NJ. 4. church pas-
toral salary. The east Of charac-
ters j. as fullows; Cap. Winthrop
&C. a. Whlled T; Ned Wilder
james Brady Hon. James Curtis
ID. ID. Harknese sampson-J.
Muralter Miriam Curtls-Mlss
Mira Harkness Susan-MIss
Phania Uptegrove. The comedy
will be followed by the lrresiztibly
funny farce In one act "That
Raseal Pat" with 4. c. Keys "a
Pat MeNogRerty; Q. A. whited
as Mai. PudJacket; w. A. Gris-
void as Chas. Livingston; Mrs. q.
w. North as Laura, niece OF Puff
jucket and Mrs. 5. Davis as Nancy,
the maid, In love with Pat. Ad-
soc. Children half price.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-12
Notice For Publication.
Presumption 1924.

Pre-emption 3424.
Land Office al Santa Fe, N. NJ.
juno sth, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed
notice OF his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made
before Register and Receiver at
Santa Fe, N. NJ, on July 30, 1891.
viz: Luceano Chavez y Rodriguez
for the N Il I Sec 35 Up. 10 N X.
IL Il He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land viz: Ramos Valencia
Cxucito Chavez, Jose Silvia and
Sylvester Davis, all of Lamy, N. III.
A. L. MORRISON, Register.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-12
Notes ana Comment.

The following kindly note from
Mrs. NJ. l.. Hurt, largely inter-
ested in Cerrlllos property, is duly
appreciated; 81 hope the new pa
per will not interfere with yours
and assure you / think Il great
mistake in starting another, as
yours is good paper, and there
could scarcely one come IN that
will equal 1t. With kind love to
all the family ! remain your friend,
MAUD L. HURT.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-12
Local RuAtllnEs.

Cerrillos will yet be the Pitts
burgh of the southwest.
The HUSTLER will soon enter It's
fourth year OF publication.
l.. ID. Sugar has bought him a
new l.. G. Smith hammerless gun.
Final proof Of Luciano Chavez Y
Rodrigues, begins publication this
week.
w. Il. Dame has received o new
gun and will enjoy excursions
against the game.
This paper has some modesty.
1t is satisfied to have other people
sound It's praise.
Ames g. Gould have grain, hay
and -four for sale. Overhulls' old
stand. Wholesale or retail.
John WEIGH aud w. w. Miller
each have Original and reliable
timepieces. Kelley's isn't running.
The home talent entertainment at
the opera hall next Thursday night
for the benefit Of the church, should
be attended by everyone.
The RUsTLER may miss an item
occasionally. as il il almost impos-
sible not to +; but IL misses as few Of
them as any local paper.
What has become of Dare, OF the
Golden Nine? CerrllIos should
have a third paper. The vacant
houses must be filed up.
The Cerrillos House has been a
liberal patron of our job depart
ment this week. Likewise, gen.
eral merchant A. e. LaudensIager.
The scales and Office building
have been moved from the street
near the post Office TO near the rail
road track fronting Hurts store
building.
A letter from II. w. Wootten,
on the Pecos, says everything is
lovely and fishing good. There Is
no more delightful resort than the
upper Pecos, for the summer
months.
You fellows who think times
are little dull, don't give up the
ship. A big wind-fall for this sec
tion will happen along and you
won't grow old very fast before it
gets here.
The star actors in the coming
comedy ask us to state that valu-
able presents will not be received
on the stage. Bouquets will be
admissible, and lemonades and
ices after the show.
Judge Hardness, of the Cerrillos
House, has had the office and SAM
pie room nicely painted and grained
aud the stairs nicely carpeted.
Painter Slime was the artist and
The work is first class.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-12

The Albuquerque foundry has
risen from .ts ashes reiuvlnated
both externately and upon Its Inner
parts and Is In the swim with head
out Of water and u stroke that Is
lustier than ever. The building Is
entirely of brick and very much
larger than the wooden one which
went up In smoke last month and
the roof which Is of iron, covers
twice the amount OF machinery that
the old foundry contained. Mr..
Hall is to be congratulated upon
his energy and enterprise in so
quickly recovering from the blow
inflicted by tho fire. Such ambi-
tion and goaheadativeness deserves
to succeod.-Albuquerque Demo-
crat.
The people all over New Mexico
are glad to know that this very
popular manufacturing institution
is rebuilt and ready for business
again.