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little girl lived until Sunday after
noon, suffering great agony.
Mr.. L. w. Morgan came in from
San Pedro Tuesday evening, 10
meet his family on their arrival
from Denver. They came In on
the night train and departed the
following morning for San Pedro,
all looking bright and smiling as
New Mexico sunshine.
The arrangements for starting a
smelter are going steadily on.
Everything Is looking favorable
for the Little Pittsburgh" Ger
rillos msy be bit hard up at pres
ent, but her pants don't bag at the
Knees, and she will get there next
year with the leaders.
II Judge A. l.. Morrison dosn't
"pi" the New Mexican force for
publishing the purported picture Of
himself which appeared Ia Fridays
issue of that paper, he will be re-
miss In his duty. The picture re-
sembles Melbourne, the rain King,
In hail storm, struck by lightning.
A full line Of Dry Goods has just
been received q the store of J. III.
Gerdes d Co., Cerrillos, and such
a line will be carried in future with
their stock Of Mems Furnishing
Goods. The ladies OF Cerrlllos are
invited to call and see these goods.
They will find them the latest
styles and best quality.
A mining deal was made this
week through the Cerrillos Ex-
change, by which interests were
sold in the the s, c. Wright and
Lucas properties at San Pedro. In
very short time two Huntington
mills will be put up on these prop
critics and the management will
mean business from the go.
Peter Powers has opened the San
Pedro hotel aud is now ready TO
accommodate the public. The
house has been thoroughly cleaned
and improvements in general
way will be made in regular order.
A cordial invitation Is extended
the public to give the hotel trial
under Its new management.
Next week we will give in de-
tail something of the proceedings
Of the railroad convention at Albu>
querque now in session. So far the
work OF the convention is fairly
progressing, but delays unavoidable
sent many of the Cerrillos delega-
ton home. Tonight Hon. L. M.
Patterson, of Denver, addresses the
convention. Various committees
have been appointed and good
work will follow.
Col. Ned Wyneoop, than whom
there was no better citizen, no
more generous friend, died at his
home In Santa Fe last Friday and
was buried In the capital city on
Sunday. His funeral was one of
the most largely attended in the
history of Santa Fe. With the en-
tire public the RUsTLER mingles
its sympathy for the family be-
reaved of a noble head.
The determination on the part OF
the public 10 make q fair in New
Mexico a financial success, will
doubtless cause other fairs to be
held next year In the Territory.
There should be a successful fair
held every year at Santa Fe, Las
Vegas and Las Cruces, as we'll as
Albuquerque. With competition
the fairs themselves would be bet
ter and the public more benefited.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Gould gave
reception TO large number OF
friends ut the Palace Hotel last
Saturday night. Refreshments
were served In the dining hall.
The guests enjoyed themselves
socially and In a renewal of con-
gratulations to the bride and
groom. A large number of hand
some presents were received, both
from Las Vegas and Cerrillos
friends.