The rustler., 1891-09-04

james Fenton drove passenger
down from Santa Fe yesterday.
The railroad Is not swift enough.
Considerable travel now between
this place aud the capital takes the
cross-cut overland.
Road and street commissioner,
Tony Nels, has had men doing ef-
fective work on the roads all this
week. W. +. Dame, with u force,
has been doing some needed work
on the Cash Entry road.
Peter Powers, OF Glorieta. h re-
furnishing tho San Pedro hotel
from his Pecos Park house. just
closed for the season. The San
Pedro house will soon he open for
the patronage Of the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller have
a fine baby boy now three weeks
old, and the HUSTLER knew noth-
ing OF Il until Jim came around the
front part Of this week and wanted
"a ''sit" Tor the boy on the compos-
itor force.
Invitations are out for n birth
day reception tomorrow (Satur-
day. evening, at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ii. Coleman. In
honor Of the 2lst birthday anni-
versary Of their son, w. II. Cole
man, Jr.
From all reports, cupid Is even
now exceedingly busy In Cerrlllos.
1t Is said that Elk or eight couples
have been badly hit with the cum
ming looking but dangerous little
darts, and tnat the yoking process
will follow.
Messrs. Il, Kelley and Ed. L.
Sluder, returned Sunday from their
trip to Jemez Springs. Both seem
wonderfully benefited by the trip,
and feel extra good over the re-
covery OF one lost horse and fair
prospect Of finding the other.
To an old school mate of Uflah
c. North, Mr.. Il. Z. Gable and hi:
most estimable wife, of Santa Fe-
to their thoughtful consideration
and rememberance, was due tn,
beautiful floral tribute-the larg,
wreath of cut flowers that rested OIL
the casket OF the deceased.
The following are subscribers t.
the RUsTLER since last report
Judge w. Il. Thornton, Col. II. w
Webb, Santa Fie; Mrs. c. Doyle
Mrs. Rasmussen, f. NJ. Estes, Ger
rillos; Jack Jones, San Pedro; j
X. Cushier, Il. Il. Lane, New York
Bank of Commerce, Albuquerque
, Col. w. Ii. Weed. White Oaks.
Col. Weed, Of White Oaks, ar
rived ut his San Pedro store OF
Tuesday. John Strunquist, VIII,
had made trip 10 the Oaks, ais
returned, coming overland. Tn
! Col. is the same Jolly piece of hu
manity as OF yore, though he say
the unusually hot summer ha
: caused him to loose 20 pounds Il
} weight.
There appears to have been Il
the south Santa Fe county camps
an almost fatal reign of accident
for the past three months. In then
/ George Drake, l.. II. Dunbar an,
John Maddux, pioneer miners G
these camps, have lost their lives
and a number of others have bee
} badly hurt. 1t may be noticed a
, remarkable, that every one Of th
, persons thus injured by accidents
were experienced miners and me
! noted for being cautious and care
ful.
/ Sisters Mary and Victoria cam
, down From Santa Fe today wit
4 Col. and Mrs. X. w. Webb. The
4 will visit the miners Of the sout
part OF the county in behalf of ths
most worthy institution, st. Vim
cent Sanitarium, Santa Fe. Their
: is no need to praise this institution
: The Sanitarium and the Sister
= have II warm place in every hear
Let them not seek in vain for
little necessary assistance and dc
served, well.earned support.
SI.OO. Round Trip! S1.OC