Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28
UpAT cERRlLlos.
The People There Excited Over
Gold and Coal Mining.
TOPICS ~ GENERAL INTEREST.

'"k hhnhsnheIy psper'si anil painted, and
will b- occupied, when completed, b,
George LAndsr~, II the Cerrillo. c..h
grocery store.
I. N. Stone, the fresh meat mark.,er q,
Cerrilloe, In one of the old timers ~ New
Mexico, having roughei ., In this terri.
t"ry f"r At leas, 6tecn years. For q
number ~ years he was In the lumber
business on III. pecoe river. and for the
past two years In the meat BUSINESS a,
Cerrillos He IL q pleasant gentleman
and has good trade Thos Lupo In one
II his efiicien, employees
II. Mitchell. formerly in the general
merchandise trade AT Cerrillos, now eon.
Quoting . like business nj Ragle City,
was at Cerriiloe last Saturday on busi.
ness. leaving for the Cochiu dtstric, In
the afternoon II. states that RAgle
City is located about three. Eourths " q
mile from four 81 the biggest mines In
the world. in his eetimstion. namely .
Crown Point. Lone star. Iron King and
Washington. when asked what effect
Thos Lowthian's talk about the land
grant would have upon the district, Mr.,
Mitchell remarked. "NuneJ " Mr.. Low
THAN would do less talking, less agita-
ton and more work on his mines, no one
would pay any attention ~ the land
grant. lie has about twenty locations,
more than any reasonable man would
stake of, and his talk 10 for purpose
l understand that he desired " freeze
out his partners and the talk abou, u
land grant might have q ten
dency Ia scare them and they
would unload their interests at
low down figures The sentiments ~x.
presse'l by Mr. Mitchell were found IN lie
general among Cerrillos miners, who hal
given the land grant matter any consid.
Grafton. and they think that Mr.. Low.
thian's object is too trAnsparvu, 10 he nc.
cepted as any good intentions on his
part.
p. b. Shear, partner Of A. &. Teich-
mann, general merchants, Ia over In the
Cochiti district, working several claims
During his absence from the store at Ger
rillos. VIM. Hudson is assisting MIR
TeichmAnn.
At "The Fair" Cerrillos, Manager
Golding Was found all alone. but he
manages To wait on his customers
pomp,ly. John Ball, formerly his clerk,
has gone 10 the Cochni mining district
on q prospecting tour.
The chairman of the santa Pe board Of
county commissioners lives In Cerrilloe,
and he 10 A L. Kendall. Mr.. Kendall is
IN old timer Of santa 70 county. locst.
oil for years at Dolores, and now . promi-
ncnt republican politician Of Cerrillos
He served several terms a. justice Of the
peace Of the Cerrillos precinct. He 10 a
pleasant gentleman, and has several
frst-class minee out In the Dolores die
trict.
Austin t4oodall. mayor Of Cerrill %. and
his partner. Mr. PortigiiAti. with several
other gentlemen, have opened up coal
mine at Carthage with vein dve fo-t
wide and eight inches thick. They have
half dosen msn At work on the mine.
and the farther they tunnel into the earth
the larger the vein becomes. The mine 10
located within . short distance OF the
coal mines recently abandoned by the
santa re railroad company.
Judge W. c. Hsacock, of lbuqusrlue.
was due In Cerrill,s last Saturday morn.
ing, but failed 10 matsriAliss. He Was N
have AppsArsd Ia the case ofw 7. Bish-
OPP vs.. Ars. @ sullivan, fnr . debt III
800. The csse Vas postponed until next
SATURDAY. morning.
Harry Scrsusoa's telephone line "a
Eagle City u the talk Of Csrriilos. Col.
Put~rbauyh, station aS~at At waldo. de-
aired " talk 70 Frank Billings, at RAgie
City, through Scrantnu's invention. and
the idea worked % veil that Mr.. Putsr
baugh, Who u the relief agent 81 waldo,
will probably infringe upon Se~ntou's
patent.
The people Of Cerrillns are feeling jubi.
liant over the prospects Of the rs-openins
II the 0Aara coal mine. John Muller
who won the suit for the possession Of the
property. sent word 10 several gsntismer
Of Cerriilos that he intended 10 put ,h,
mine into good working order In shor
time. With shs o'Aara mine In full bias
and the hard coal mine 81 L. MADEIRA II
operation. which the Santa W company
will probably do about May LIST. Csrrillo
will indeed reap sdsssrving boom In bus
iness circles
A. H. Rogers, formerly on the polio
force Of Albuquerque, 10 now with stin
son q Arnold. meat dealers Of CsTrillos
Ars, Rogers has been quite III, but va
bet.sr las. Saturday. Hsr sister. Mr.
". q. Grimm. Of Albuqusrqas, vssits
her last week.
. Mrs. b spits. wife Of the dry good
merchant Of Csrriiloss was called
, Albuqusrlus last Friday afternoon. an
in consequence Bsrthold 10 almost discos
7 ISOLATE
. One of tho most pleasant gcntiemsn I
. Csrsiilos IL Chas. Way. He 10 the mai
sx,r AR Gsrass' dry goods and eioshiu