Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-26

ware, crockery, and undertaken
goods establishment at Santa Fe,
has been removed from its old
quarters on San Francisco street,
20 the old Capital hotel corner,
where Il has enlarged and elegant.
~ remodelod quarters.
Mr.. VIM Atchlson IL now pro.
prletor OF the Corrillos aud San
Pedro stage line, Joe Coleman hav-
ing retired from II altogether. The
line carries the daily mall (except
Sundaysl between Cerrillos, Golden
and San Pedro, and Il one Of the
best equipped for passenger accom-,
mediation In New Mexico.
Immediately after the next issue
OF the HUSTLER, the paper will be
moved across the railroad from IL
present quarters, into the building
formerly occupied by l.. ID.
Sugars mercantile stock. All
friends and patrons Of the paper
are invited 10 call at lie new Office.
where the same old cordial well
come will await them.
Mr.. Edgar Andrews and Miss
Eugenie Boyles were united In
the bonds OF marriage on wednes-
day Of last week, In Cerrillos,
which is now their home. Miss
Boyles was formerly of Yankton,
Dakota. Mr.. Andrews II a well
known attache Of Laudenslager's
store and also as an ACCOM-
plished vlollonist. They make a
very pleasant, and we hope will
always prove to be, happy couple.
1t seems mean trick for any
person or persons, with premedlta-
ted malice, TO strew tho hotel ap-
partments Of bachelor with stun
dry articles of feminine wearing
apparel, after the said bachelor has
arisen from his peaceful couch In
the morning and quietly gone to
his days duties. When such
things are found by the chamber
maid and reported TO the hotel
proprietor, an explanation must
always be forthcoming. All this
happened to one OF our CerrIlIos
bachelors.
The editor and his little boy
took the morning train for Glorieta
last Saturday and having arrived
there, took passage with landlord
Peter Powers for the vicinity of
Valley Ranch, one mile above
Pecostown, on the river. The
water at that point was too high
Tor fishing, but under the shade of
The box-elders at the great road
sue spring, The day was pleasant
y spent when not engaged in-try-
ng--to catch fish. The Valley 9
Ranch, 3O0-acre garden spot, il
his season being greatly improved
inder tho personal inspection Of d
hr. Strong, lite owner, q wealthy q
EASTERN gentleman, who with his I
amily Is spending the heated Q
erm there. /
y. NJ. Crutchfeld and family 8
md Mr.. Il. Green and George v
ireen, returned from their outing t
n the upper Pecos, last Saturday. 4
hey all had delightful time q
shing, hunting and camping In a
hat cool mountain retreat. There u
re few places 30 delightful as the D
pper Pecos country In the summer Il
me. The water Is as the nectar OF
the gods, the air refreshing and g
Ights cool and pleasant. On this -
ip Mr.. Green caught 726 trout re
ld killed a bear. George Green th
lied fine dear and some other ~
nall game and Zed Orutchfield :"
ught over 500 trout. These state.
ents are not "ashy," but plain IA
les of conquest, az none OF the no
'rty has any ambition to build up he
sensational reputation. All have Ia,
turned apparently benefited In III
alth. 'N W
aft
sam Sing again places the RUs. be-
,ER people under obligations. sb,