The rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1891-07-31


agent Harney TO Supr. Dyer at
Las Vegas, TO carry passengers to
the Santa Domingo feast on the
freight aud return them
ON the freight train in the evening.
T. b. Everett. Dolores; G. A.
Rothgeb. Las Vegas II. Danovan.
Wnggoner, Oregon ; Chas. Burk-
hart, Ft Apache, Arizona ; r. II.
Mitchell, Wallace; Il. ". W0ui-
ten. Glorieta L. 4. Hogan and
q. w. Uptegreve, Cerrillos, are
HUSTLER subscribers this week.
A newspaper like any other bust.
ness, must be run on business prin.
clples. The RUsTLER has many
accounts due IL on which the money
Is needed and must be collected.
We trust all those receiving bills
the FIRST Of August will be prompt
in making payment.
Nat Norileet. who went to Aran-
sas Pass, Texas, from Wallace a
year and "a half ago, was recently
burned out. Loss stated at $4,000.
He will try South America a few
months aud then come back to
New Mexico. He says any portion
Of this Territory will beat Arkansas
Pass at the present.
A request has been made by the
young folks OF Cerrillos, to an
nounce meeting at Mrs. Nesbitrr
residence tomorrow Saturday
evening, August lst, 1891, to orga-
nize social or literary society, for
passtime aud mutual improvement
OF its members, and to generally
benefit the community. All art
requested to meet as above, at {
o'clock.
Mr.. u. c. North has resigned tn,
Office OF school director 10 which hi
was elected and l.. G.. Jones hai
been recommended for appoint.
ment TO Oil the vacancy. In re.
gard TO the school fund, chairman
of the board Niece states that tn,
license fund of Cerrillos has beer
credited to this precinct and will
be used right mere for school pur
poses unless ordered different b!
the courts. The fund amounts {,
nearly 81 900, besides the little ap
propriation Of Sl26 from other Ia,
resources.
The Galisteo was higher Monda!
evening than at any time prevlou
this season. AS the huge wave
dashed down, rolling the sand ant
drifiwood before them, the flooded
: stream roaring as only a mountai
torrent can, the river banks througI
town were quickly lined with peo
pie. The sight OF such a ma
current as the Galistao after ont
Of the heavy rains or cloud-burst
near its head, proves always O
interest. The usually placid, in
significant brook, coursing betwee
its great orroyo banks, becomes fo
few brief hours a raging rivel
wide and deep, and SO swift as {
compare its leaplng waves to
turbulent ocean of rushing water.
Next Tuesday, Aug. 4th, will
the great harvest feast, or gree
corn dance of the Indians at SAINT
Domingo, the most populous of tn
New Mexico Pueblos. The attraC
tions OF this day are not sufiicier
only to draw together Thousand
of Indians from all parts of Ne
Mexico and Arizona, but also |
attract many curious sight-seein
: Americans. A good number
q Cerrillos aud San Pedro people ar
i preparing to attend this celebra
8 tion. Some will go in buggies an
= wagons and others will take Ii
3 trains. The dlstance-about
mlles-makes it pleasant trl
!. either way. +. III. Mitchell,
Q Wallace, writes that he will hav
? lemonade stand on the grounG
4. so that the people going need nc
[ suiler from thirst. Altogether W
8 See no reason why 1t should not /