The rustler., 1891-11-20

land department has been changed
and the property will remain st
the service OF the army.
Rose Of Kansas and Imperial, /"
favorite brands Of flour-from the
celebrated Walnut Creek Mills
just received In carload lots, by
Ames 4 Gould. who now have the
largest and best stock of -four
ever brought 10 Cesrlllos.
Saloon signs have been laying
around the streets promiseuously
this week. until collared by the
marshal and taken 20 adorn the
interior Of the ealaboose. Shame
upon such condition Of humanity /!
Is that what you work for, man
and brother I?
Copper matte. carbonate ores.
silver-lead aud zinc concentrates,
anthracite and bitumluous coal and
coke are among the principal pro-
ducts shipped from Cerrillos. The
small and more precious shipments
according TO bulk. are gold bricks,
nuggets aud dust, aud turquoise.
The following are subscribers to
the RUsTLER this week: James
Elkins, VIM. Ash. Jas. A. jackson
and A. Ready, Cerrillos; John
Patterson, Jack Akers. Jno. L.
Forsha, Santa Fe; l.. w. Morgan.
San Pedro : c. w. Floyd, Dolores !;
ID. c. Beaman, secretary Colorado
Fuel Company, Denver Colorado.
Rev. Father Defouri came down
from Santa Fe to visit Cerrillos and
Bernalillo, this week. lie has
purchased the triangular piece of
land across the San Marcus orroyo,
on the Santa Fe road, for eeme-
terry site, and The same will be i'm
proved for that purpose by his
church people.
Mr.. A. II. Reynolds writes from
Chicago for copies Of the RusTLER,
aud on the postal card takes occs-
sion to remark: "You are the CEN
ter of the best mining region in the
west. 1t Is undeveloped as yet,
but some day the key will be
found and then look out for the
biggest boom in the world.n
1t is obviously the duty of the
marshal to preserve order and qui-
ct in the town, and he should have
the cooperation of the Board of
Trustees and the people in doing
this. A man may have the right
to get drunk, but he has no right
to become disorderly and make a
nuisance of himself by disturbing
others.
James Newhall and S. Warner
drove down from Santa Fe last
Saturday. They were employed in
A. L. Grigg's undertaking BUSH
ness. During his call here Mr..
Newhall stated that Il. p. Cables
case in which he claimed a partner.
ship interest In the business, had
been thrown out of court by the
judge.
There Is no room in any town
which desires to prosper, for the
kicker, and until he Is "kickedn
out, no town can advance very
rapidly. Neither Is there room
for bosses. What a town wants is
people who will pull together for
the common good. When the peo.
pie of any community begin TO do
this. that community cannot be
held in check.
In the New Mexican's "Cerrillos
Notes." Wednesday, appeared the
following: ut Is said that Cerrll-
los had the biggest payday for
this month. Saturday and Monday,
which that mining section has en-
joyed within the past two years.
The coal mines and the Cash En-
try all paid of and the town was
filled with happy miners. The
coal business continues good and a
few more months of the same kind
OF business will go far to make ur
for past depression"
a miner known as Newcastle
jack" was shot through the leg al
Greshem & Peterson's saloon OF
Tuesday night. No particulars o
the shooting could be obtained ex.
cept that the revolver was foune
lying on the floor. II was reported
that the shooting was accidental
the gun dropping to the floor ant
exploding. No bones were broken