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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

Prescott, Ariz., May 6, 1891.
 No'ice is hereby given tha. K. HIBBARD WIfHERKLI. of Prescott. Arizona, has filed eoriee of his inten ion to m ske proof oh his desert land claim No. 47, for be uDsurveyed land embraced in his said entry, being land known as the Upper Coyote ranch. de- scribed as follows. Commencing at . mon amenf of stone z5l miles northeast from the !: orthesst corner Of the Golden Eagle min- irg claim and fagg @ .,;;ss ss.., -~sesly Ilvaa mng rom thence eass 160 rods to . monu- msnt Of stone: thence north 50 rods 10 monument of stonss; thence west l6O rods 70 monument of stones: thence south to he place of beginning; before the Register snd Receiver at Prescott, Arizona. on Wednesday, the 24th day of June, 1881,
 He names the following witnesses t. prove the complete irrigation and reela- ,n ,1, naton oi said land; J. Boughton Dr. W. w. Lewis, Aaron Stall, John Webb. all oi Prescott, Arizona.
 miS J. 0. MARTIN. Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
Two Connundrurns.

How much did the Journal Miner crowd subscribe to the Bullock rail roadi-Courier.
 How much did the Courier crowd PAY to the Bullock railroad sub scriptionl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
Application ForsF11
U. & LAND oRszI'

T Notice Is hereby given sass -, Executrix of Wm. 4. Wifhfz ~ post office address is l.ezil14 = John J. Hawkins, her Aitarns1 si@
 colt, Arizona. has this slsg tl<. for patent fsg Fifteen ifr1.z# the lC!a Mine or vein besr:as 5cd4 , surface ground six hnndre<i fs<<z in ( Cherry Creek Mining Disfrkx pai. and Territory of Afizans. n<r field notes and official piSf n4 Number i0. said Lot No Q ~ to wit: zr
 Beginning at the initia, mq9e- Y. v in the location notice and n1zrk3--
 claim, where is set a stene -
 rounded with stone monunic1r
 is marked 1. No. 1: thence -sse
 seven hundred nifty feet stelat v 0.
 ridge. course east, s;ad osu i--< e 7<-
 course east to location iaelh7 -
 southerly end center of eizln <1 q
 ite stone i0xltxls iiehe-. si'f'' 0I
 ment of marked l. No. 7. thra2 ,---'
 east three hundred feet itesn< 's
 of galch course N- East te r1z
 where is set & granite stoae a1'>
 rounded with monEmens q + v
 stone is marked 1. Nc s. tArs's' =. z =
 east fifteen hundred feet pe.1t1 "
 of g1lch course N. E.. and lk
 course x. l.. and lteU fefs iv D. .S L l erly end line of the Poto5< c1 '. 7s. east ltn feet from the =cutne,17 -
 market r. No. { and \ ss 5k1.S from stone market r. Na- 1
 ter of the gulch coerse h- k
 ment where is set granite s! -.-., surrounded with menafss1' TT. being marked ]. No. [; ti's1x west three hundred feet TusF -@@ . stons i6xi2xls incnss surreaize -~s of stone for the norfhsriy e11 z51 \ said stone being marked l. s'< .. 1SS degrees west tsame eournel 6fV tIsS feet to inte=sect westerly :s.--, mac claim N. S degrees ess' w. corner oi claim t0 q sis1r - where is sc. a granite sfo.'e >~I rounded xsfh naonsasent s v marked I. No. 6. Original cot found. U. $. Min Mon Ne. a-. 25 min. west eighteen handisss south s2 degrees west flftern 1875 feet ;o top of ridzps. eo.-s< @FyL rock in place over which s siJv stone; said rock being msrzS a n location corner.n north si dt<- feet; thence south X deSr<s
 'eet to monument and stone N place of beginning. .} '
 Magnetic variations II deeE containing 2l66 acrs, les 5>x9l .cres, net area. The Us s~ Potomac ciaiEE. ..< ..
 The location of ehis MiK 'kah Recorders office of lsvsps, = >u . look H $ of Mines peses lent ion in Book 90 of Mines pssS eil q
 Any and all persons ciaimns a q ion of said Ida Mine or sufiz Ssdr> hired to file their adverse c's s 's<1'-- er of the United Stsfes is, , the Territory of Arizona a
 eriod of publication hereof. z -a by virtue of the 9rovisie,nass er< = First publication June ip i z 2
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
Millinery and Notions.

New goods, just received at Miss Carrs, next door to the post office. A complete stock of millinery goods and full line of all kinds of notions.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
t'IsIactioh Guaranteed OF no Charge
Notice to Settle.

K 'Eht PERSON owing us by open aeeonpt AT ONCE iN '' 0'1i ana settle Don't think, neighbor that We don, ro.., v,,,, TOT TOT 1. you are owing any thing YOU are the feI
 ,Eseig Dook account must be settled by the frs, of the new year, and every one that is ,y,,,aid @ tion. BAsHFoRn <, R,ra,.@ a., @ SoIdec-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
FRIDAY, June 12.
MORNING SESSION.

Territory of Arizona ex rel Attor- ney General vs C. Douglas Brown. On motion of E. NJ. Sanford. case pl aced on the calendar.
 N. A. Fisher vs J. NJ. Fisher; ac- tion for divorce; case placed on cal endar. Default entered and case referred to J. NJ. Watts to take tes- timony.
 Nellie Chart vs John Chart; ac- ton for divorce; case placed on cal endar and referred to J. NJ. Watts to take testimony.
 A motion for new trial was filed in the case of Wallapai Pete.
 Territory vs Thomas C.Moran alias Thomas Gallagher; commission to take testimony admitted, and case set for trial June p.
 Robert Dougherty vs Eugenie D. Doughcrty; report of referee filed and ease submitted.
 Territory vs George Gordon and Edward Gordon; grand larceny; continued for the term.
 Robert J. Schultz vs Thomas Humphries ct al; reset for trial June b.
 GRAND JURY.
 The following venire for a special grand jury was returned to court this morning:
 l.. J. Austin, W. \. Freeze, D. Levy, M. J. Hickey, A. Ernest; ". A. Cline. Thomas Brown, EE Bright, ]. D. Helm, J. ( uaiit n 9 Place, J. F. osed63dkfeg, odh3ke gso. @M Merwn ", n J. Nj. W. Moore. Wm. Dulin. John Smith, Fred Rief, R. l.. Tea, T. W Otis,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
Just ReceIxed

4 fresh supply of Swiss Emmentha and Limberger Cheese, Herring, Jon yur's Pigs Feet, Tripe, etc, etc, at
 If SCoLARY X KYoBLocK's
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
Di.lnfectants.

Carbolic Acid; Coperas; Chloride of Lime-Use them, and get them at The Mountain City Drug Store. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
AFTERNOON SESSION
 FRIDAY, June 12th.

-. FRIDAY, June l2fh.
 The grand jury was enpsnelled with J. NJ. w. Moore as for,nan.
 J. W. Coughran vs. Frhk Will Hams; motion for judgment on the pleadings denied. Case set Tor June 2ith.
 John Hoovey vs. Minnie Hoovey, action for divorce. Case paced on calendar and referred for poofs.
 F. W. Williams vs. Geo. NBrower. Case placed on calendar an default entered.
 Territory vs. Lauterio lguillar; jury failed to agree and 'ere dis charged
 Court adjourned until Saturday lU a. III.
 SATURDAY, Jue 18th.
 Territory vs. Lauterio Aguilar. Case set for retrial "Wednesday, June l7th, at 10 o'clock.
 Fred W. Williams vs.Geo. x. Brewer; action to quiet tie. Trial before the court without ajury and judgment rendered for plaltiff.
 Calletsno Mosqeira wal allowed S20 as an indigent witness!
 Grand jury submitted eport re- turning indictments as folbws, after which they were dischargd: John Chart, murder; Wm. Bush, em- bezziement; Thos. Gallager, rape; "Sport" Boyle, grand larcoy.
 AdiQurned until Money, June ceed to
 in fact Il MORNING SESSION. totterir MONDAY, June 18th.
 ltory ys. John Chat. indicted The murder of Geo. Johnson; ar city hal and allowed statitoy time
 Dry vs. A. B. C''Sprt') Boyle, gran" larceny; arraignedanc statu- tory time allowed to ple.d.
 Territory vs. Vim. Brush, em- bezzlement; arraigned snd allowed time to plead.
 Territory vs. Thomas Gallagher, rape; arraigned and--tatutasy time .~trcr co plead. Territory vs. Aguilar, assault with intent to commit murder; jury em- Paneiled and case on trisl.
 Recess until 2 o'clock
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
Letter List.

The following is a list of letters remaining in the Prescott, post office June II, 1891:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17

K. II. wTrHEREI.L. Brand, same a. in cui on Jeff hip of cattle and right thigh Of horses
 Ear marss--C attle- Upper l,it on left and under bit on right ear The undersigned Is also the owner of the star haand
 Range Lonesome Valley, near Coyote Springs. nineiasn miles from Prescott
 am also the owner of the following brands: Figure on left shoulder of animals, E on left thigh, and Circle D on right thigh and left rib.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
II HI hNJAf. U tkIIV IT mppNI\G SESSION.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Livingston X Go. vs Alden P. Will Hams ct al: continued for the term. Barnes Manufacturing Company ys G. 4. Woods; cause continued. Joseph Melvin vs Joseph F. liar grave, James 4. Melvin and Will liam Wilkerson. Judgment for plaintiff.
 Territory vs Lauterio Aguilar; assault with intent to commit mur- der on the person of Chas. McRea. The following jury was impaneled to try the case: E. M. Jennings, Wm. A. Deering. I. P. Burnett, Richard DeKuhn, Joseph Dickson, John C., Duff. c. $. Ferguson, H. l.. Boetcher, E. A. Hussey. James Loy, Grant Carter, G. W. Kirkland. Case tried and argued and submitted to the jury at 9 o'clock p. m.
 Adjourned until 10 o'clock a. m. Friday.
 Enrp.- I,,,,a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
ARIZONA JOURNAL-MlNER
q. C. MARTIN, Editor.
DISTRICT COURT.
f;on. E. W. Wells, Judge.
WEDNESDAY. June l0.

WEDNESDAY. June 10. Territory vs. Thos. C. Moran allas Thomas Gallagher; motion Tor con tinuance granted with consent ot the district attorney.
 S. P. Behan ct al.. vs. W. II. Com stock: set for trial June 23rd.
 Territory ys. David TruJillo; charged with murder. Trial of case completed and argued and submitted to the iury. a night session of the court being held lasting until mid night when court adjourned until 10 o'clock a. m. Thursday.
 THURSDAY, June II.
 MORNING SESSION.
 Atlantic X Pacific R. R. Co. vs. Frank Rosilda, Gus. Reimer and James A. May; case transferred to Cocinino county for trial.
 Territory ys. David Trujillo, mur- der: jury returned a verdict of man. slaughter. A venire was issued for a special grand jury retumable at 10 o'clock a. m. tomorrow, Friday, June l2th. This order was made on the motion of: District Attorney Robert Brown, who stated that matters had arisen since the discharge of the regular grand jury requiring consideration during the present term of court. Recess until ? o'clock p. m.
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Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Ames had
born to them on Saturday, June
9th, 1891, ll-pound boy. The
mother and child are doing well,
and to discribe the antics of the
proud father, is a task to which we
must only attempt to do partial
Justice. In attempting to turn II
double back handspring, he soiled
his hat and famed one shoulder
In fit of unfamiliar strutting, he
curved his spine and ruptured his
front suspender buttons he re-
marked to friends who gracefully
accepted twenty-cent cigars. That
the new baby was doubtless an en-
bryo statesman, II not future
president In disguise. But we are
all built more or less that way,
and this paper would have Its
opinion of any man who would not
try to put On airs on such an oc-
casion.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-03
The following, dated at Wallace

The following, dated at Wallace
June 9th 1891, explains Itself and
is very much appreciated EN-
closed please find express money
order for SO, to renew my subscrip-
tlon. want to say right here and
now, that, no matter how many
papers start up in Cerrillos, the
RusTLER Is good enough for me.
AS ever your friend,
Col. j. l.. NORRIS,
Mayor of Wallace"
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-03

With this issue ends volume
three of the RUsTLER, and next
week the paper will enter upon Its
fourth year in Cerrlllos. The
PAPERS past, considering all the
surroun dings, is deserving Of only
good words from the public. 1t has
been its fortune to be able to run
and present more matter at a less
expense than ordinary, else 1t could
not have attained its present sue
cess. For months the paper has
been running without hiring dol
lar. As for its future, II hard work
and tireless energy can make 1t an
increasing success, these attributes
will not be lacking. Many SUBJ
scriptions expire with the present
number. Some OF them have al
ready renewed and we trust all will
do 80 ut once. The paper has moi
been importunate In calling for ad'
vertising recently, because 1t under
stood that the business men o
southern Santa Fe county as wei
as itself, were as unit, Dravely
breasting the hard times, and tina
they were doing all they could. II
the future as in the past, the paper
will work faithfully for the united
interests of south Santa Fe county
aad of the Territory In general.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-03

Don't decide too quickly. Don't
condemn your neighbor without
proof. Don't forget that fully
nine tenths OF the lies you hear as
neighborhood gossip-are not true.
Don't publlcally say n bad word
about your town. Don't make the
burdens Of others harder to bear
than they may naturally be from
force OF circumstances.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-03
A neat business card bearing the

A neat business card bearing the
name OF j. W. Dautrich, manu-
factuer Of "Climax Liquid Padding
Tor tablet) Glue, Canon City, Colo
RADIO, came with a circular to this
Office yesterday. The writer re-
members J. w. Dautrich as q
young man who learned the print
ers trade in his Office a few years
nun. Hn u'aa fh~-- - 49,. s,ssSs Uoy
lis doubtless now "a good man.
We arc glad to know that he has a
wife and family and business, and
wish him every success.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-03
local nuHIIiuEs.

Please renew your subscriptions.
sam Sing lie proprietor OF the new
California Restaurant.
We expect an interesting batch
of mining news next week.
Clean, airy, comfortable rooms
for dodgers, III the Grand Central.
M. Tannenbaum has new adj
vertisement this week. Read II.
The San Lazarus Is still working
good strong force with fair results.
Remember Gresham's chop and
short order house when you are
hungry.
Cerrillos is good place to trade.
Competition Is brisk and goods are
sold low.
Call and see us at our new quar-
ters. Family, office, dog, cat
everything moved.
Advertising, unsolicited, is be>
ginning to come In after the lull.
Subscriptions tambien.
N. J. Strumauist. manager OF
Col. Weeds store at San Pedro,
now has the post Office.
This paper is now regularly
printing and circulating $50 copies
above its subscription list.
Lots OF freight is daily going out
90 San Pedro. This shows that
business il increasing nicely there.
The attention of our readers Is
called TO the advertisement of
Gresham g. Peterson, on another
page.
Mr.. Richard Green went TO San
Pedro Wednesday. He will put
teams to work on the Lincoln
Lucky hauling.
The daily mail stage between
Cerrillos aud San Pedro will begin
making daily round trips again
Monday. leaving Cerrillos at 7 o.
m, and San Pedro at 1:sO p. IN.
San Pedro will celebrate to-mor.
row In good shape. There Is to be
picnic, various kinds OF holiday
sports aud grand ball at night.
A good number OF Cerrillos people
will go.
David Sinner and Jay Misner,
former Cerrillos boys who are now
working at Aztec. had their cabin
robbed last week, the thieves get
ling away with $40 In money and
various articles OF clothing, etc.
II the RUsTLER this week is not
up with the average, we apologize.
The editor has personally repaired
a building, moved the entire Office,
together with his family and house
hold effects since the last Issue, in
addition to the regular newspaper
work,
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-03

To morrow, the Nations day Of
great rejoicing, win be enthusias-
tIcally celebrated from ocean 10
ocean. "old Glory" will be un-
furled TO the breeze and that grand
old declaration document Will be
read again from thousands Of plat
forms. Tomorrow Is the day
when every American citizen re-
alizes that he Is equal 10 u King.
Great is the United States and
pure was The conception OF their
governmental union. Well may
the people Of country 30 free and
prosperous, (where. II another man
doesn't believe as you do you
havnt the right TO make hIml re-
lolce and become boistorous on the
anniversary of tho Nation's' birth.
Long may the flag wave. the eagle
scream and tho iire-cracker crack.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-03
Mine RustlInEa.


work with u good force.
What south Santa 70 county ss-
pecially needs, Il railroads leading
TO all the mining camps.
The new shaft at the Lincoln-
Lucky had reached 30 feet yesler-
day at the the end OF only two or
three days work.
Mining around San Pedro Is
progressing finely. The new con-
contractor at the copper smelling
plant Is voted a success, and the
prospect for the big new plant ap-
pears assured.
The mining interest of Cerril-
los, Dolores and San Pedro will
develop because their is millions OF
money in their development. 1t
may be slow, but Il will come just
as sure as tho world turns round.
Too much mineral here not 10 at
tract capital.
Hugh l.. McIlvaine, the fortu-
nate owner OF the Sheridan claim,
an extension Of the great Lincoln
Lucky mine, IS in from the south
ern part Of tho county. lie reports
the mining enterprises about Ger.
rillos and San Pedro Gs flourIshing
In high degree.-New Mexican.
J. w. Akers has returned from 0
trip TO Bernalillo, where he went
to inspect the reported new gold
fields. lie found "A number OF men
at work In the Sandia mountains
on quartz leads that yields fairly
well in gold, but the leads are
small and there is no placer gold,
thereabouts. Jack Is thorough
miner and knows a good thing
when he sees it. He didn't make
any locatlons.-New Mexican.
a great placer gold field, with
lots Of dust and nuggets almost Us
big as barn doors. Will lilo almost
idle, while the accidental discovery
OF few stray colors down by Ber-
nalillo, will cause the widest ex-
element and the location of u hun.
dred claims. The new broom, II
it isn't any account, will sometimes
MI the air with dust for a minute
or so, but the proven thing is the
one to tie to. The placer ground OF
the south half of Santa Fo county
will produce more dollars In the
future with the same amount OF
work, than any part OF Bernallllo
county will cents.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-03

The firm OF Lowenthal d Meyers
now occupy the whole of the seven.
story building at 4O7 and 400 East
Seventeen street, New York, and in
this immense cigar factory they
employ 200 people. Their cigar
trade now extends clear across the
continent. They expect TO erect a
three.story building on Gold ave.
nue., this city, this year.-Citizen
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-03

Remember Gresham's chop house
for short orders and refreshments.
Everything in season. Good cooks
and reasonable prices.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-03

Tho Exchange Hotel, Santa Fe
is the only conveniently located
hotel TO the business part of the
city Southeast corner of Plaza
First-class accommodations. and
reasonable rates. John I Forsha
proprietor.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-03
Cinrcn Directory.

Nj. l.. Church SOuth.-Rev. J. NJ.
Crutchiicld, pastor. Preaching eve
~ Sabbath, morning and evening
Sabbth school ut 9:iJ n. m. Pray er
meetings Wednesday evenings.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-03

VEsPER LODGE, No. 10, X Of 7.
Meets Tuesday evening Of each
week, at 1880.
DR.F.PAIMER, G. G.
GEo. II. BAILEY, X. Of Il. s.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-03

Akutr 0fllhtn Nn1 NlrltOf 10
Santa Fe yesterday.
Hon. c. r. Essley made a busl-
ness trip 10 Santa Fe yesterday.
Tony Eeis went into Santa Fe
yesterday morning 10 help elect
city officers.
Mrs. Doyle and children went to
San Pedro yesterday, where they
will spend the i,h.
Judge Hardness, Of the CerrIllos
House, has the RUsTLEK's thanks
for substantial favors.
Elder j. ID. Bush held quarterly
meeting services at the NJ. T..
Church South, this city, Sunday.
Mr.. ]. w. Cook and family, OF
the Cash Entry, have gone TO Glori.
eta 10 spend the 4lh with friends.
Mr.. A. Young, ths old reliable
Carpenter and Builder. Il one Of the
first TO chip In his fourth years
subscription.
Chief Engineer Hodgson, Of the
Cash Entry, and wife, have moved
into the ID. d. Hardness dwelling
west OF the hotel.
Chas. L. Hammond, the light
hearted landlord OF the Cash Entry
Hotel, visited Albuquerque on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. U. c. North visited Santa
Fe Tuesday. Returning in The even
ing she met Mr.. North's father at
Lamy and accompanied him home.
S. C. Wrigt, Postmaster f. l..
Frazier and John Soloman, OF Col
den, all have thanks for favors and
continued good wishes to the Rust
LER.
Alex. Rogers, OF the Sandla Boz
naDzas, has been here q day or two
awaiting eastern mall. He goes to
Albuquerque today and will return
to San Pedro from there tomorrow
S. A. LarOck received the sad
news this week Of his mothers
death in far eastern state. He
has gone to attend her funeral and
will remain perhaps a month, du-
ring the settlement of the estate.
Marion Sinner Ia preparing to do.
part with his family for Durango,
Colorado, where his parents and
brothers. family proceeded him.
Sorry TO loose any good men from
Cerrillos, and Marion has proven
himself TO be one OF them.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Kennedy,
Mr.. Randolph Kelley and Miss
Bessie Sugar, Mr.. g. G. Storey and
Miss Mira Hardness, Mr.. w. p.
Gould and Miss Cordslia Rogers,
are among the Cerrlllos people who
will spend the 4th at San Pedro.
Mr.. S. l.. North, who came here
about two years ago from Clinton,
Mo-, and who then invested large
ly in Cerrlllos town property, Is
here again, and with his two sons,
G.. w. and U. @. North, OF this
city, is attempting TO interest the
property holders in an experiment
TO sink for articlan water or gas.
Mr.. Neal Gentry left this morn
Ing for Pueblo, Colorado, where he
goes to attend the opening of the
Mineral Palace and 10 look after
mining property in the state. Col
Glass will remain here for the pres
ent. MIR. Gentry assures us thal
he will not forget south Santa Fl
county, but will watch all progress
and development with interest.
Clay Green, who is with horse
heard In Colorado, writes that there
is an abundance OF game In his vi.
cinity. One of the night men whC
was on duty recently ran across al
old Bear and two cubs. He fireC
at one OF the cubs with his six
shooter, when the old bear prompt
ly ran him to camp, when the boy
succeeded In killing her after shoot
ing her nearly to pieces. About
year ago hearder working for tht
same company was killed by
q mountain lion.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-03

Cheap goods at Laudenslager's
The place to get your moneys
worth.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-03

The bottom knocked out OF high
prices ut Uptegrove's.