The Rustler, 1891-08-14

in New Mexico appear to be thoae that bare an open reputation for black-mailing. Either tbey suck tbe newspaper fuad nearly dry by drawing from those who might to able to patronise a newpapcr lib liberally - erally liberally all the money they can spare for the purpose, on some "hush" scheme, or else the men most in terested in having good newspaper work done In andor the Territory, are careleas and aegligent enough of their own best Interests, to allow legitimate newspaper enterprise to die a death of starvation, unrecog unrecognized - nized unrecognized and unrequited. There is no guenlion but what the newspaper In this Territory which tries to honestly build on a basis of merit, has a bard time and often has cause to feel dlcour&ed. It baa to contend against a non-reading pub public, - lic, public, a slowly developing country, a chilling indifference on the part of many who should bo flrnt in its support, and on top of thla the un unsavory - savory unsavory reputation whu.h the whole pres must bear because of the nefarious conduct of a few aud to come back to the beginning these few the loading newspapers of tbe Territory. What then is there to induce honest journalism, if merit and legitimate effort are not recognized ? ' OIIIITAIIY. Ex Governor Samuel R. Ax tell died on tbe Gth, at tbe residence of bis son-in-law, Charles M. Phillips, in Morrlstown, N. J., after a brief Illness. lie was born In Franklin county, Ohio, October 11, 1819, and was educated at Oberlin and West Western - ern Western Reserve colleges. In 1851 he went to California, and was prose prosecuting - cuting prosecuting Attorney of Amador county In J Sol. Ilewasseiit to Congress from the First Congressional dis district, - trict, district, California, in 18G7, and re elected two years later. In 1874 he was appointed by President Graut Governor of Utah Territory, and then tranBforred by PresiJent Hayes to New Mexico. Subse Subsequently, - quently, Subsequently, in 1882, be was appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of New Mexico, from which posi position - tion position be resigned In May, 1885. Since that time be bad practised law in Santa Fe. At tbe time of tils death be was chairman of the Territorial Republican Central Committee. Koy Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cooper, of the upper Pecos Valley, died suddonly on Friday of last week, from brain trouble. He was a robust, healthy youth, Just merging into manhood, and with a life full of promise bofore him uis aeath is sorrowful shock to his parents, brothers, sisters and irlends. Tbe funeral took place from Mr. Harvey's residence in Santa Fe, Saturday morning, Rev W. P. Olcott officiating. On Hun. a.ty me ramny sadly returnod to tboir borne. Grain, bay, feed, flour lumber and building materials at Ames & Gould's. See them before buying. ' A station in Texas lias shipped this season melons for which tbe growers receiyed $10,000. For ship ping the melons tbe railroad com. pany handling tbem collected 112,000. About tbe same situation applies to our coal industry. The railroad company gets tbe money tbe operators the experience. If Jn no other way the newspaper earns its support by keeping its lo locality - cality locality and the resources thereof al always - ways always before the public. Again, no persistent reader of his surrounding local papers will go tbrougb a year without finding something worth to him more than the subscription price of each, unless he Is a drone In business.

ing and a beavy one on Monday with considerable halL Alex. Rogers shipped come or 4hJs week from his Sandjaa mines ; more to follow, he sayt. ' Mr. James Catruthers had been quite alck the fore pa it of tbe week, but Is a little better now. Mrs. t. C. While don't aeem to improve vary much. Js sUll un unable - able unable to talk or uae ber right aide. Merchant Richard GibUn left here Sunday evening for Cerrlllos and Las Vegas, returning Tuesday noon. The big furnace is being run at present aud smelter manager Mor gan rays it is turning out good matte. Win Gunn U gradually growing better, be having broken a leg a few days ago. Dr. Laue is attend ing blm. Mr. aod Mrs. J. M. Evans, while on their way to the Springs, bad to atop off at Bernalillo fur a fww daya owing to Mrs. Evans auddeuly growing worse. M. E. Buckur aud Frank Waugh, the former representing Ebel Brothers, and the latter Gross, Blackwcll A Co., of Albuquerque, were in town Wednesday doiug business with our merchants. Tbe men on the night shift at the Lincoln-Lucky miue, broke through into tbe tunnel on the night of the 7th Inst. Manager Anderson says they will be ship shipping - ping shipping ore by the first of September. Jas. Gorman and wife left for Al Albuquerque, - buquerque, Albuquerque, their future homo, on Friday the 7lb. Sorry to see thorn, leave ns, but Mrs. G's health ia failing and ehe had to quit the hotel. Tbe botel bas not been opened up, and there is therefore a good opening bore for a rustling hotel man. E. E Sludar who has been here managing the smelter .and doing the assaying, loft for the reason that be could not fight tbe fover mentioned two weeks ago in tbo Rustler, successfully. Mr. L. W. Morgan takes bis place. Mr. Mor gan is a smultor man of long exper experience, - ience, experience, having successfully managed different plants In Colorado. Dr. J. C. C. Price, graduate of tbe Royal Academy, London, Eng England, - land, England, with the steward of tbe A, & P. hospital of Albuquerque, spent Friday of Last week in our city. The doctor is In the government employ, with headquarters at tha A. A P. Hospital. Thegeutlemeu had heard of San Pedro, and taking a days outing, thought he would visit the city of copper matte. J. M. Lemon received tho aad news this week, that his step-lather had died at his home In MeuhanJcs- hurry, Pa., of Asthama, on Satur day, August 1st. Mr Senseman was C7 years of age at the time of bis death, and bad followed tho trade of blacksmith from the tiuio be was 17 years of age till about ten years ago, when be bad tu givo up the trade on account of a brokeu constitution. He wa a prominent citizen, having been mayor of the town several terms, as well as au enthusiastic Odd Fellow. While trying to throw a belt off the pulley in the concentrator Mon day evening, Esq 11. C. Reel was struck on the bead by a shovel han dle be was using and be lost bis balance, falling a distance of -0 feet head-foremost Into one of thejlgga. In the decent he struck a two iucn pipe breaking it. Aa yet we havo not been informed whether any bones were broken or not, but Mr. Rel seems to have pain in hU aiioulder and breast, lie is reaiiui; very ulcely at bis home, and ail join in the hope he may soou hu Vbte to be about again.

evening, In honor of Miss Rtone. who In vMtlng the )!lea Rogers fiuui (iioriitt. All the teams are buy and all the men of our cam pi employed. That Is the condition of affairs which lays the rock-bottom baala fur good tlmr. At a meeting held Vedceday eveuiug by property holders of Cerrlllos, about $3i)0 wan sutmcribed as a fund to be used to get the titles perfected. 8. F. Loughborough was taken to Virginia this morning by a United Htatrs marshal!, under ar arrest - rest arrest for violation of the United States mall laws. Children's nil-wlonary entertain entertain-ment - ment entertain-ment at tbe M. K. Church Sunday night. Preaching at regular hours morning and evening, by Rev. J. M. Crutch Held. A letter from Charley Purkhnrt says he has a fair potation at Ft. Apache, at good pay fcr dojng notblug. If there are any more such positions left, please drop us a card. A statement published in the Globe-Democrat to the effect that New Mexico wanted several bun dred school teachers, is flooding the school boards with applications. The new social society bas been named the Racket. The name is euggestlve. The society will meet at the bchool building next Thura day night aod presunt their first programme. L. A. Hughes' irrigation scheme if carried out, will prove a big thing foi Santa Fe county. Trot it aloug, gentlemen. The mining camps down this way will take all the grain and bay you can raUe at biz prices. Capt. Jack Craus, who is em pioyeu to watch the Ulorleta cop per property about five miles west of Ulorleta, says the four escaped convicts camped near tbe plant soon after their escape and one of them came to the concentrator and got a bucket. Everyone in this locality is re quested to make known to us any item of interest. Tbe developing of a claim, a favorable strike, sale, any kind of improvement, ac accidents, - cidents, accidents, marriages, births, deaths, social and personal mention, fiucb an act will be considered a favor and will help ui, while It won't hurt you. People who have recently visited tbe Jvorth west, say that it Is an overdone and no-account country It bas had ten times as big a boom as it could stand and the result is so diaasterous as to paralyze all present hope. May the good Lord protect New Mexico from a boom. We want (ill the progress and de velopment possible, but no boom. The following are subscribers to the Rustler since last issue : The First Natbional Bank, Las Vegas, The FiHt National Bank, Santa Fe, J. II. Stover, Milwaukee, Wiscon Wisconsin, - sin, Wisconsin, Sammls & Stamm, J. A. Jack' son, . W. Spencer, Albuquerque. F. M. Estes, Richard Green, Cer Cerrlllos - rlllos Cerrlllos 5 R. Y. Anderson, San Pedro, W. J. ileiber, Canh Entry. D. L. Miller gives the following analysis of the political complexion of the nominees for town Trustees : One Democrat, one Republican, one White Cap, one Fanner's Alliance and one Temperance. Miller is the Farmer's Alliance, Dame the Democrat, Upttgrove the Republi can Kellcy the White Cap and Green the Tcmpirauce candidate.

Cr.RRII.LOa IxDOK, No. 19, meets et 1U the flrtt Saturday evening la eacn mourn. Cma. F. Eabaey, W. M. Vwfee Lodok, No. 15, K of P. Mwti TuMKlay evening of each week, at 7:30. Z. M. Ct'TcuriEi.n, C. C. J). J. JoNka, K. of R. H. Cliuicu Directory. M. K. Ctiurcb South. Rev. J. M. aCrutchueld, pastor. Preaching eve eve-ry - ry eve-ry Sabbath, morning and evening' fcabbth school at d:li a. in. Prayer i;teUuge Wednesday evenings. A.T. A. a. I .TIuie C urd. Train carrying passengers leave jCorrllloa as follows: EAST: No Passenger, 8:10 M . 4 6 42 a ai " 34 aii " an Freltrht 8 3K p in 1 06 a m " 8 63 a tu WEST: No. 1, Pasreugcr, 1 OG a in " 3 " 10 33 piu 33 Freight C 30 a in " ar " 1 OG a in "87 " (Utipm In effect Sunday Feb. n 1891. C. 11 JIaknkv, Agent. IocmI lluatllufcs. Nice cool njgbts offset the other Jdml of days. ThU month will probably end .the heated term. Tuesday U election day. Ah Iherir, city dads I Tbe Ruhtlkk'b lint is growing Jaster than ever before. A few shipments of grapes have come up from the south. Mr. Simonson has thanks for copies of Michigan papers. Nice showers agalu this week to keep the range grass fresh. Again we remark, Cerrlllos is a food place to do your trading. The site of last weeks Rustler edition again failed to supply the .demand. T,be rnost favorable feature of the present outlook la the scarcity of 4dle men. "Auut Sue" gives good advice to her Nephews and Nieces. Read and heed. The Pecos Park hotel up among Jhe trout streams Is doing a runn running - ing running business. Mrs. Doyle, we have been in in-orined, - orined, in-orined, will open a merchandise atore at Dolores. Some of our merchants claim that Xhere is more money in .Cerrlllos this year than last. All the Kansas creameries are pnable to supply the south-western demand for butter. Melbourn'a rain machine has pemde a number of failures lately. It probably needs oil. Cerrlllos has as happy and pre pre-possesseing - possesseing pre-possesseing a lot of young people as fan be found anywhere. Mr. S. Davis is having a new meat market building put up on Joyce Board's lot, Second street. A letter of inquiry in answer to an advertisement In the Rustler was received from New York City this wqeje. Sir. and Mrs. W. J. Heiber, of tie Cash Entry, had born to them on Wednesday of this week, a daughter. A fresh car load of "Gold Coin" Flour Just received by Ames & jQould, for the Cerrlllos and San Pedro trade. The New Mexico division of the Santa Fe road Is said to have earned more the past year than any other part of the system. Santa Fe'i mayor aad council jerve without pay. The marshall aalary Is Died there at 9l)u per year, and policeman $50 month.

of Santa Fe, vuiLed Rowe, Sunday. Sheriff Frank Chavez came down from Santa r e yesterday, returning on tbe evening train. Mrs. Judge Ilarknoss and Mrs. A. M. Anderson visited the .Cash Entry camp Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Reser, of Santa Fe, returned from their out outing - ing outing on the Pecos, Sunday. Alex. Rogers came In from San Pedro Tutmlay and made a busi business - ness business trip Wednesday to Albuquer que. Matter Horace NeubKt was in Santa Fe a few days Ibis week. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Forsha, of the Exchange Holeli Randolph Kelley left Wednes day for Jemez Springs, whore he will stay for a couple of weeks for the benefit of his health. Christopher Green arrived home from North Carolina Monday night, lie bad been stopping with relatives there for nearly two years. Mr. Sammls, of the well-known wholesale firm of Sammls A Stamm, Albuquerque, was in town Satur day, circulating among our busi business - ness business men. Messrs. S. D. Baldwin and Ash- down, of Santa Fe, and Gortner of Las Vegas, made Dolores a visit last week, camping with the boys Tuesday night. Daniel Taylor, the Dolores miner, passed through last night on bis way to Santa Fe. He is elated over the new Interest centering In the Dolores miues. Mr. Flavei Slmonson, of the Miue Exchange returned this week from OJo Callente Springs much Improved In health. With re covered health he will push busi business - ness business at Cerrlllos and the south camps as fast aa possible. Mr. J. II. Stover, Vioe President of the St. Lazarus Gold Mining Company and Mr L. Ward, one of the largest stockholders of that Co., came to town Jast Tuesday and went up to see tie mine near San Pedro. Tbey came to make ar arrangements - rangements arrangements for increasing the pro product - duct product of the property. They left for Milwaukee on tbe Sunday morning train. Mr. Holslnger, the day operator at the Santa Fe depot, is a lover of flowers and recently appeared wearing a fresh buttonhole boquet. A young lady of Cerrlllos stood ad admiring - miring admiring it. Touching one of tbe flowers Bbe inquired what It was. "That la a bachelor's button," was the reply, "why do you ak ?" "I was wondering," she replied, "if I touched the button, would you do tbe rest." It Isn't particularly more people that is needed in New Mexico. It is more money invested in a man manner - ner manner bo tbat more could be sup supported, - ported, supported, As His, one half of tbe people in the Territory to-day are desperately bard up. This paper challenges comparison with any weekly newspaper in the Territory, oo tbe points of quality and amount of local and general J pews given.

rcraamal RaitilBas. F. M. Efts k In Baota Fe. Mr. U. C. North Is recovering from his lllaeaa. Elder J. I). Rush Is op from Al Albuquerque - buquerque Albuquerque today. Mr. F. II. Wrong was In .from Dolores yesterday. Mr. Richard Green has been slightly on the alck list. ToufNela and attorney Baker were In Santa Fa Wednesday. R. Y. AnJerson came In Wed Wednesday - nesday Wednesday from the Lincoln-Lucky. Mr. and Mrs. .Charles Dudrow,