The rustler., 1891-08-14
So PER YEAR
san Pedro RustIings.

We had light raid Sunday even
ing and heavy one on Monday
with considerable hail.
Alex. Rogers shipped some ore
this week from his Sandias mines
more 20 follow, he says.
Mr.. James Carruthers had been
quite sick the fore paIt OF the week,
but Is y little better now.
Mrs. s. @. White don't seem 10
improve very much. Is SILL un-
able 10 talk or use her right side.
Merchant Richard Glblin left
here Sunday evening for Cerrillos
and Las Vegas, returning Tuesday
noon.
The big furnace Is being run at
present and smelter manager Nor
gan says 1t is turning out good
matte.
VIM Gum Is gradually growing
better, he having broken u leg q
few days ago. DIR. Lane Is attend
ing him.
MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Evans, while
on their way TO the Springs, had to
stop off at Bernalillo for a few days
owing to MIS-. Evans suddenly
growing worse.
NJ. L. Becker and Frank Waugh,
the former representing EbeI
Brothers, and the latter Gross,
Blackwell q Co., Of albuquerque.
were in town Wednesday doing
business with our merchants.
The men on the night shift at the
Lincoln-Lucky mine, broke
through into the tunnel on the
night Of the 7th inst. Manager
Anderson says they will be ship
ping orc by the first Of September.
Jas. German and wife left for AL
buquerque. their future home, on
Friday the 7th. Sorry to see them
leave us. but Mrs. G's health is
falling and she had to quit the
hotel. The hotel has not been
opened up. and there is therefore a
good opening here for a rustling
hotel man.
L. Il. Sludsr who has been here
managing the smelter and doing
the assaylng, left for the reason
that he could not fight the fever
mentioned two weeks ago in tho
RUsTLER, successfully. Mr.. L. W.
Morgan takes bis place. Mr.. Nor
gan Is smelter man of long exper-
fence, having successfully managed
different plants In Colorado.
DIR. J. G. g. Price, graduate Of
the Royal Academy. London, Eng
land, with the steward of the A. &
Z. hospital OF Albuquerque, spent
Fridsy OF Last week In our city.
The doctor Is In the government
employ, with headquarters at the
) A. d p. Hospital. The gentlemen
had heard of San Pedro, and taking
a days outing, thought he would
visit the city Of copper matte.
]. NJ. Lemon received the aad
7 news this week, that his step-father
. had died at his home In Mechanics
bury, Pa, of Asthama, on Satur-
: day, August lst. Mr. Senseman
T was G7 years Of age at the time OF
his death. and had followed tho
trade OF blacksmith from the time
he was IL years Of age till about
ten years ago, when he had to give
up the trade on account OF broken
, constitution. He was a prominent
! citizen, having been mayor of the
town several terms, IA well US an
enthusiastic Odd Fellow.
While trying TO throw belt Off
the pulley in the concentration Mon
day evening, ESQ III. q. lseel was
!, struck on the head by shovel han-
die he was using and he lost his
balance, falling distance of 70 feet
head foremost into one Of the Jiggs.
In the decent he struck two incn
pipe breaking 1t. AS yet we have
not been informed whether any
n bones were broken or not, but Mr..
@ Reel seems to have pain in his
:, shoulder and breast. lie Ia resting
= very nicely ut his home, aud AL
u Join in the hope he may soon he
able 10 be about again,