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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-11
N0rrons.
W ATER CONS UMERS

Water rentals for the quarter (Janu-
airy, February and March) arc now due.
Consumcres are hereby notified to call at
tho Office of the company, Exchange
building, room IL, and pay tho same.
No bills will be distributed as hereto
foro. Water win be cut oil from all con
sumers who do not pay their bills on or
before the eosh OF January. An addit-
ional charge of fifty cents will be col
lcctad for turning on water.
jan4to2O j. c. EAWN, Manager.
ma USIC HAS IT'S CHARMS.
We desire to call the attention Of the
citizens of Roanoke and Southwest Vir-
ginia to our extensive stock of superb
pianos of the following makes. We
mention separately the celebrated
I Everett" ono Of tho best; also the
Weber, Stcclz ard Il number OF others Of
flno mako. We sell them on easy terms
and guarantee all of them to give entire
satisfaction. All you have to do is to
call. see them ard be convinced. Organs
all OF tho best makes, constantly on
hand. NJ. l.. SMITH.
dcc2l-tf
N e" YEAR RESOLUTIONS
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-11
The WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE.
General Improvements in Trade
and Financial Circles.

Aho Money Market Throughout tho couu-
ty Less Stringent in uiI pnrts OF the
country--Tlic Weeks Failures Number
$50 Against $50 for the Corresponding
week of Last Year.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-11

We can sell lots in tho heart of
the town at 25 to 40 per cent.
lower than any other lots near
them can be bought for.
SIMMONS, AMBLER &c CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-11

Buchanan. Va.
OHlce corner Washington and Water
streets.
The rustler., 1891-09-11
San Pedro RustIings.

Manager Mclaughlin made a
trip to Albuquerque during the
week.
Ctrruthers and Ford have struck
small vein Of very rich looking
galena ore in the Accident mining
claim.
Our public school opens Monday,
under the management of Mrs.
Skaggs, who comes well recom~
mended from Santa Fe.
M. Horton. the former Jehu on
the stage line, makes a good-look-
Ing and accommodating clerk at
the new Weed company store.
Thos. Kiddie, of Alma, Colorado,
our former smelter manager, made
the camp brief but pleasant visit
this week, returning Wednesday
Tor his home.
Our business men are unanimous
in their praise of the courteous
treatment received at the Cerrlllos
Railroad office from the new agent,
Mr.. Harney and his assistants.
Kim Ki, the former "Duke oi
the Jornada del Muerte," Is getting
his hand In assisting manager
Strunquist In arranging the stock
for the new company store.
The rustler., 1891-09-11
50 PER YEAR

The proposition made by Mr.
Raunneim for working the new
copper district has not been accep-
ted ~ yet. although II seems = very
fair proposition TO all concerned.
A select Ice cream party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Deboo. was
one Of the principal social events of
the week. Every one who attend
ed reports IL most enjoyable af-
fair.
Mrs. S. c. White, Of San Pedro,
IL not improving from her malady,
we are sorry 90 state. Stricken
down In robust health by paralysis,
her case is so sad Ms 10 enlist tho
heartfelt sympathy ofall.
The rustler., 1891-09-11

Dan Taylor desires TO ask those
who have subscribed 10 the fund to
employ council 10 look after the
Canon del Aqua suit TO be ready
with the money by the 18th or Is,
as II has 20 be forwarded on the
18th. He also states that the solicit
tors lack q little yet OF having the
$500 subscribed. aud requests all to
do their best In helping TO carry
out this mostlmportant matter.
Mr.. Thos. Kiddie. formerly
smelter superintendent at San
Pedro hut for the past year at
Alma. Colorado. has been making
his old camp visit during the past
week. On his return Tuesday
he made the RUsTLER a pleas
ant call, In company with Hon.
Richard Giblin, of the copper camp.
Mr.. Kiddle still has property in-
terests at San Pedro. some of which
he has consolidated In the newly
organized company with Raun>
helm, Webb and others, on this
side Of the mountain. No more
popular man than Mr.. KiddIe has
ever lived Ia this part OF the coun-
try. and 1t Is hoped the future may
call him back among US. In speak.
Ing OF the present working OF the
copper plant MIR. kiddle said: 81
think IL Is working excellently In
every way, and | can but believe
there Is now nice future before
San Pedro.n
The rustler., 1891-09-11

Frank Chavez, the old sheriff OF
this county, has resigned and Char
les Conklin has been appointed by
the board of county commissioners
to fill the vacancy. II is said by
authorities, that he Is behind IN his
accounts some $4,000. On this
question considerable has been
said, but all In mild form, as Mr..
Chavez has ranked high in many
respects as an officer. His down
fall has been anticipated even by
many of his friends. yet no one at
tributes IL to Intentional dishonesty.
In word, Frank Chavez has al
ways been his own worst enemy,
allowing himself, his money and
possibly funds at his disposal, TO be
used M freely as water by his
friends, personal and political. AS
Is invariably the case he Is now
suffering the penalty, and these
same personal aud political friends
will probably not hesitate TO adj
minister the usual kick TO their
champion when he Is finally
knocked out. This paper has no
apology to offer Tor Mr.. Chavez bad
business management, nor does 1t
assume the function to condemn.
The matter Is likely to lead TO one
good step In county matters, how
ever, the separation of the Office OF
sheriff and collector. They do not
belong together and should not be
held in common.
The rustler., 1891-09-11
Personal Rusfiings.

Miss Lucy wadley Is visiting Al
San Pedro.
Flavel Slmonson eontemplates q
trip TO Chicago.
g. W. North has gone on a visit
TO Clinton, Mo.
Mrs. X. Green j. somewhat i'm
proving In health.
w. b. Upton made a trip to San
Pedro Thursday.
w. w. Miller was a visitor to
Santa Fe. Tuesday.
Mrs. c. Doyle ls visiting relatives
and friends ai her old home la Me-
braska.
Mr.. F. IL. Strong, one Of Dolo-
res mining men, has returned
from the East.
Sam Sing, OF CerrilIos, has filed
his application TO become citizen
Of the United States.
Mr.. J. NJ. Evans came over
Tuesday evening from San Pedro,
returning Wednesday.
James Lucas, @. A. Whited and
Charles Sylvester. were visitors TO
Albuquerque, Monday.
Judge ID. ID. Harkness will al.
tend the railroad convention at Al.
buquerque, as u delegate.
Miss Smith OF Santa Fe, has been
employed to teach the Mexican
school, to begin next Monday.
Mrs. U. G. North and children
intend going TO Kansas the first Of
next month, where her parents and
family live.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Hurt has accepted
position In the grammar depart-
ment, at the University of New
Mexico, Santa Fe.
Rev. J. NJ. Crutchfield and fam.
lily departed for Pecos City, Texas,
Tuesday night. DIR. Sauders goes
TO Alpine. instead of Rev. Crutch-
field rs, stated In the associated
press report.
Mr., and Mrs. A. L. Laudenslager
returned from their extended visit
to their old home, La Fayette. In
diana, last Sunday night. Mrs. l..
has fully recovered from her severe
illness while there.
Mr.. Il. l.. Griggs, who Is 10
teach the Cerrlllos public school
this winter, arrived from Missouri
last Saturday. On Tuesday he
went to Santa Fe and passed satis>
factory examination. As the
school has been delayed on account
of the furniture ordered not arriv-
Ing on time, he has been given a
little time to become acquainted
with the pupils and to class them
for books.
The rustler., 1891-09-11
Notice.

All accounts due White, Giblin
and Co.. and S. G. White, prior to
January lst, 1891, were legally
transferred TO Richard Giblin. All
persons knowing themselves in-
debted to White, Giblin and Co.,
S. &. White, or Richard GIblin.
are hereby notified to come for
ward and settle their accounts
within GO days from September LIST.
1891, or same will be placed In the
hands OF proper persons for collec-
ton. RICHARD GIBLIN.
San Pedro, New Mexico.
The rustler., 1891-09-11
nInIrlm0nInI.

"Ihere came up from Cerrillos,
this morning, Miss Cordelia Rogers
and VIM. Gould, who will be united
In marriage, this evening at 8
o'clock, at the residence of Rev. A.
A. Layton, who will perform the
ceremony. Miss Rogers attended
school In this city, last year, maxi
ing her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Layton, and graduating from the
Seminary, In June. She il one OF
New Mexico's most beautiful and
accomplished daughters, aniable
and industrious, ut home alike In
the domestic or ornamental depart.
ments of life. Mr.. Gould IL a
prominent business man of Cerril-
los and the friends Of each of the
high contracting parties are loud In
their congratulations of the other,
on making so wise "A selection of u
life partner. LAS Vegas Optic,
Tuesday, Sept Sth.
The foregoing was the preamble.
The resolutions, bylaws, contracts,
etc.. were duly entered Into accord
ing TO said preamble, and the affi-
daft signed. sealed and delivered
by Rev. Layton, ut the time. place,
and In the manner aforesaid.
But there were many little
pleasant things on the side:
Miss Rogers completed her school
course st the Las Vegas Seminary
where she graduated with highest
honors. Her many friends did their
best TO prove their interest and re-.
memberance on this especial occa-
sion. The bridal party and sur
roundings were profuseIy decorated
with flowers, making II a veritable
bridal bower. After the ceremony
the happy couple were congratu.
lated by their many friends, which
process was repeated on their ar
rival home "Wednesday night. The
RUsTLER acknowledges a call from
the married couple ON Thursday
morning, and although the fra
GRANGE OF button-hole boquets burs-
ting suddenly on the somewhat
stagnant atmosphere Of our sane.
tum caused the devil to drop a gal.
ley OF type he was moving, order
was resumed, the ceremony of con.
graduation performed In the best OF
style, and arrangements completed
to get out the paper on time. At
present the bridal couple are occu-
pying rooms at the Palace Hotel.
Mr.. Gould is one OF the best and
most reliable of our young business
inen, and there Is no reason In this
case, that marriage should prove q
failure.
The rustler., 1891-09-11
Local Rustlfngs.
Dolores camp is improving.

Dolores camp is improving.
John Welch will start saloon at
the coal banks.
Many CerrilIOs and San Pedro
people will attend the fair.
The warm weather continues. II
is about time for change.
Large lots OF new goods in all
lines, just in at the Cerrillos Supply
Co.'S.
Supervisor Neis, with proper
help, will put all the roads In good
shape.
New stock OF Paints and Kalso-
mine at the CerrllIos Supply Cos.
store.
An immense amount Of New
Mexico fruit will be marketed this
month.
Weddings will begin to come
thick pnd fast, as the weather
grows colder.
The 10Th of the month now ap-
pears to be general payday with
all of the mines.
The coal shipments are gaining
steadily, every week thickening up
the wagons and cars.
A grand bale will be given at
The casa de Mike Montoya, on the
evening of Sept Goth.
There is talk of an extra train
service on the A. L. d s. +. during
fair week TO albuquerque.
Invitations are out 10 reception
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Gould, al
the Palace Hotel, Saturday, Sept.
IL, at 8 O'Clock.
Hon. L. A. Fiske and wife, OF
Santa Fe, are receiving the congrat-
ulations of their friends on the
birth to them OF son.
The capture of ducks and jack
snipe in considerable numbers, Is
already being reported from the
lakes along the lower Rio Grande.
The Grand Lodge. knights of
Pythias. meets at Albuquerque on
next Tuesday. Cerrillos lodge will
be represented by Hon. C. F..
Easley and g. A. Whited.
Geo. i. Wyllys says In view of
the threatened marriage epidemic,
an.extra large order has been sent
in for those pretty, canopy-topped
carriages. The kind you push
around by hand.
The military will be at the Fair.
The big parade and Flambeau club
will bs leading attractions. The
mojave Indians will be there 10
play "ShInny"-the Navajo Indian
women will be In the main build
ing weaving their beautiful blank
cts, while the Pueblo women will
be outside cooking the lowly tor
Nlla.
The rustler., 1891-09-11

Max Fwost has been appointed
county commissioner. vice Chas.
M. Conklin, vice Chas. Nj. Creamer,
viee-no, that's all. Wonder what
the "Col." is In the line of promo
tIOn for?
The rustler., 1891-09-11

Col. II. w. Webb has been In
Albuquerque-has been interviewed
by the newspaper men, and has
spoken very favorsbly Of San Pes
dro's outlook.
The rustler., 1891-09-11

The 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 T. Fosrha,
proprietor.
The rustler., 1891-09-11
For sale.

As / will leave Cerrillos on the
first of October, all my household
goods are for sale. All Is In first
class condition. Those wanting
furniture, etc., will please call.
Mrs. KATIE NORTH.
The rustler., 1891-09-11
Notes and Comment.

A recent prominent newspaper
heading read: "POlitics and
Crime" The two are often, very
often, closely allied.
The rustler., 1891-09-11

We have added Cotiins and Cas>
kets to our line OF business, and
can make prices as low as any
house in the territory.
CERRILLos SUPPLY Co.
The rustler., 1891-09-11

Capitalists. Investors, Claim
owner, aud al mining men.
VIII und this paper a profitable
aud reliable source Of inf0Tma-
iion. Care is taken % prevent
the appearance Of any misleading
statements. On this basis the
paper has value 20 you and
merits your subscription.
The rustler., 1891-09-11

VEsPER LODGE. No. IS, X of p.
Meets Tue-day evening Of each
week, Vt 1880.
II. NJ. CRUTcHFIELD, G. G.
ID. j. JONES, X. of II. IS.
The rustler., 1891-09-11
Chnrcn Directory.

NJ. +. Church S0ulh.-Rev. j. NJ.
Crutchtield, pastor. Preaching eve
~ Sabbath, morning aud evening
Sabbth school at $40 n. m. Prayer
meetings Wednesday evenings.
The rustler., 1891-09-11

Crockery and fruit jars just in
best quality and great quantity, ut
Cerrillos Supply Co.'S.
The rustler., 1891-09-11

Everry Item OF Bining Interest
Progress aud development Of
mines Strikes and out put OF
ORE, froin the great mineral dis
trlcts Of Cerrilio-. San Pedro.
Golden, DOlore- and the Ssndia-,
will be published In this paper
when the same can possibly be
obtained.
The advocate., 1891-03-25

OF twenty years In this blood bought
state we have nOyoF doubted but that the
good sense and justice Of the great body
OF the people would finally prevail and
equal political rights DO granted ua, for
We have great faith In the doctrine Of the
golden rule, which we know the old
Bible contained, brought on With the
Sharp rifles, but we were not expecting
ioF some time yet Ia the state house to
near 20 many and as great, eloquent and
powerful speeches, as the Engllah Ian
guage 10 capable Of forming, that we
listened 10 on February 10, 1901, In Rep.
re'entative hall, which are az worthy tol
% PFoSeTved and 90 down TO pOaterity as
Patrick HenyS. Lot our MqAt1lB0
messenger spread the glad tldlnm to all
'arls OF the earth that the renowned
'7'ans are taking the highest atep0 In
=. . Of civilization for tRe elevation
@ N race that have been taken
-. ..o ,s.. S., ~, q. Adam.
lC VINO 'Rs. A. d. 1aATsoN.
The advocate., 1891-03-25


We received q letter from n Topeka Indy some
tme ago from which we mako = few extracts,
lack OF space at the time Of ro0oipt prevented
disqualification, and some parts OF u.ln letter are
now OtI Of date. She says;
Kansas " ahead; geographically and
politically without y peerl She octuPioa
central grOuHd3andII0 leading, the great
country chat leadstHe wUrlSl, SHE wm
fret In the ranks, AtfaS8 WithtBe BlBI@
and sharpa rifles, to esEaFlllah freedom in'
the land. Then she rose win mighty
force 70 protect her people agatnst tho
rum power, which she has pFOstrGted Eop-
over within her fair borders. Now she
IL going to endow her worthy and gifted
daughters with equal suRnge--hOT'
croWnlng glory. The Cat has gone forth
and Kansas lawmakers never 80 back on
what they undertake. ON the night OF
February 1S, 1891, Representative Hall
was hOnor0d rs no other Nike hall has
ever BEEN hoROTod in this proud nation
by speeches from more OF lts members
thss svinced true putTiOtlnO, Justice gem
Orosity sud nobility Of character than
have ever d6ted to stand up before In q
Legislative body Ssgembled anLi vindiCate
Che equal polltlcalISaghts Of won IAN since
the dawn Of creation. H0sts OF good peo-
pie have wept and pray6p56SeO thC time
when "rlght not might" wUSl6 prevail
and Christian civilization prOCIaaBOqlAI-
lty 10 both sexes Of the human ralS0r rWhS
toll alike for the welfare Of mankind RGS
ydled without the sight The intel
WnS The calm reasoning, the knowl-
9genCsss Nusible arguments that no
\, SgSss ,siItv ~ 81 lorIc can overthrow ovinoed
N ouD SRopssSqptatn, e' as'Gey V - SApEcSsoa .S os,
sSolr TIsya q Che eubieF IN M. sne @oS'
siooNeut langpage,and1S save N10'' t'.' .v'''S y.
WbT tSsy were going ITO 'unte ~ ,. '4o ~
slIl 20 confer upon wouren'tl.e 9Sas 4, ~ " y
gIIt gSIIate and Mold ONCE, VOF %nlon' .a 49, 49,.
,,..thsy had hong bson Waiting. .. .So.1s So1n.
a. astdssd VA : During 'aF'SSss-''
The advocate., 1891-03-25
u iu"P6AB
Pre4abIg' NJ II. AZ a4d1 y.

Persons desiring w W. c6tHthiSbionsd
AZ national organizers cE Vhg NsaonaI !. .t!,.aa
Farmera' Alliance and iRdCsst'&l Vnion o.,
will make written application 10 SaS ny ~
tlOnal president at Washington, d ~
accompanied by indorsement Of state on
national officers as TO character and quail
facasions OF applicant. II they dealre 10
work IN states having state organizations,
they wiib make application t@ thO prssi-
dent OF thew ESspcttivtS gshtsR
i. ID. PchE
President N. u. A. and !. U.
The advocate., 1891-03-25
WuNpRRD9 OF THEAE.

BOswRLI, Ind, Oct. a, 1890.
AEL9. q. steketeo 'saHouF Hog Cholera Cure. Of
vhMb Ad two boxes 10 yeayling colt, brought hum
lrsds % SIN worms and qmalleg red onea from her.
She is DING aplapdSdy, We believe u @ BE- tlocd
nSdiciHgy WILLIS RoBlSoN.
NsvogWga hnssn 70 iail ,ha only sure remedy iur
v0rms fR g,oWn, Mtf8otg Sheep, DOgo or FOwlgs
RveTv paataFe 0haihktSa Il nDed 40 per dlrcesioua
Price, gGHi pee RGttatE 6ot. BY mail. packages
1r.sS hy ctgSltA Sft, ~ Jour druggist haa noa
Ana n agrd Gk6lR "a Sho tf0hidtor, GEO. De
STEIKIs iSlis; Nathnd Rntfdt, RIlehs
tCnAlSgS6a All OTnua Hoo cMolnRA RHnuBuA
&BV0okFA
The advocate., 1891-03-25
LLIANCn on WAN1Aa
OFFICIAL

WASHINGTON, ID. o. Jan. 2, 1891.
All commissions issued 70 national Or
Vanizera from this Office prior 10 Decom-
Der ., 1890, are hereby declared to bo
dull and OF no effect, unless the same
Have been renewed by proper authority
Natl6GAl organizers holding such COM
dlliMbhS" win make apbiloution 70 this
Office bS renewal oiItheGsSitfOe
ri ri .blaK o.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-10
YOUTHFUL aINo-REaoER.
Eva Mccoy Ie Years Old. Does some
Wendrrfnl Thinxx


wesderfui Things
New Yo2k- Feb Ia-whea Herman.
tSe sharp Of the stage, WAS in Detroit two
years ago he saw little giri On the street
doi1g some zaind-rea1iug tricks for other
eaildrea lie watched her and concluded
she hsd the talent which made Brown.
Montague. and Bishop famoa. Her
name Vas Eva &cCoy and she was an
orphan Herman became 80 Interested
taat he contributed money for her educa-
ton and recently be brought her 20 New
ferk She i gong 20 appear al Herr
mans theatre. and Sunday sae gave a
private exhibition there Besides some
local theatrical people several Of Bern
hartts t7o1p= were present. Miss Ne
Cos.Is Jass a. bag 81 as Little as ssy other
I2yesr-oad and when she appeared on the
stage SIC wore a plain froek
Foand Out = coepie of Names
Several uea were appointed com
mittee, size was biindfolied, and the first
tes9 was mazda One OF the French actors
thought 81 a name. AMI Miss Coy. by hold
ing his hand and keeping her other hand
On his brow, spellei out the name
Ihere isy IN arbitrary order or table
twenty-six pieces OF metal, each stamped
with letter OF the alphabet The French
man and the girl stood by the table and
she, bliaifolded moved ais hand over the
scattered pieces At the end OF ten or
fifteen seconds her hand clasped in his
hoyered over L, then the pair OF hands
descended toward the letter L and she
NAMED Il And 50 On until she spelled
out the name OF LQciile The actor aid
that was the name he was thinking Of In
similar fashion Mss Mccoy found ont
what Was scratched On the inside Of gold
watch IL Vas the name o. It's owner, c.
Z Center. and he and the committee were
the only ones wEo knew il beforehand
A NasisaI Test
TIE girl tried % do the mental nhoto-
graph trick, which i 70 fni = certain per
81 Il tAe con- ANY. OF whom the subject
whose h4ad she held was thinking With
tEo Successive subjects she tailet-the ex-
p-aZatIoa being offered that they did not
concentrate Fhs!C thoughts suffic5entIy-
tut With a third Young man a. her sub
iect she found the individual OF whom he
Lad oeea thinking NJ DiArmoa, Of Bern
Ears1'S company, ~ az piano after hav-
lEg told tie committee that lie intended 70
think the notes OF the -Nsr~eillaiSs He
wss 70 lay hLs hand on the girls left hand.
and sic, reading through that was 20
strike the notes with her night. She did II
slowly bot correctly. and everybody ap-
plauced- TIE Paris folks particularly.
Read Mind at Long Range.
The most interesting performance was
When Mss Mccoy found q small black pin
suck II the cane bottom Of = chair. The
ran Who placed Il there Joined hands
With another MAJ who was not n the
secret and tLls second with 4 third man.
also ignorant 81 che o5iect OF the search
Miss Mccoy took the hand OF the third
man Slse was TO show them that she
ooGld Rad from the first one through two
Others VINO were not subie She did x,
picking out the chair from a score. and
finally finding the pin
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-10
TIE rranszessos. in Congress.

WASHINGTON CIT. Feh la-In II.
senate YESTERDAY tbe credentials az Vo.o--
bees z2& Ea1sbrO1ga Is senator's from the
states 81 Indiana and North Dakota. ~
sreceITesy, Rere presented and hl+si-
Blair motion 70 reconsider the vote ~
COR hitting the eight-Eoar law was re-
!eeesd and the bill WAS sent hack 20 the
Committee oa eaUeztiol and Labor The
hcass copyright 5zl was thea saksn Up
and discussed Until { , m. when the
senate ts-Sz recess until ; D Ia AZ
thai hour she senate went into executive
sessEo1- and upon reopeaIag the doors Il
wss foz1d that Id QuCzGai H1s present..
After a couple % roii-caIis without OBJ
tal1irg quorum th@ senate al 5c1-a=i.
having done no business.
II tAs ho1se, after a unsuccessful et-
fors 70 consider bills pertaining 20 the DIS
trIct OF Columbia the ~uaCiry cIvIl a.pro
prEatio1s b4ll was taken upin com nzstt ee OF
whole, s4d after some discussion passed
/ i1e Legislative appropriation b5Il was then
taken Up. but without dizposiug Of i tie
hcsz>e a. Jc@rEei