The Rustler, 1891-09-11

edltluo on or about October lClh. It will be trim-full or matter in in-troed - troed in-troed to benefit in the true aeaaa of lbs word Santa Fe county and New Mexico. Geo. Green returned from tbe Jemea Tuesday night, where he had spent another week looking for the loal horse. He report a hard trip and ac entire failure to dis discover - cover discover even a trace of the animal. D. J. Jones, A. ileady, Cerrlllos ; Hon. II. B. Ferguson, Albuquer Albuquerque - que Albuquerque Nfcthloual Bank, Albuquerque ; J. W. Harkneas, Harknexa, New York ; J. Jaycope, San PeJro, N M, are subscriber to the ItUSTLEH this week. Brakeman W. II. Melllnger got bis band caught between the bum bum-pera, - pera, bum-pera, lu tbe Gerrilioa yards Tues- da , looiDg one fluger and part of another. Dr. Palmer dreiHwd the band and he proceeded to Las Vegas that night. The Grand Central has again opeueJ Its doors for the patronage of the public. Mr. Upleerove has rt fitted the houte and Is uow better than ever prepared lo give tlrst tlrst-class - class tlrst-class accuiuttiodatlons. The pat pat-ronnge - ronnge pat-ronnge of the public Is Invited. Cerrlllos should have a graded) school or an Academy. Mauy peo people - ple people who have families would bring them he-e If there were good schools. Our present school facili facilities - ties facilities will bo taxed to (heir utmost this winter to accommodate tbe scholarship. "Id there nothing about me that you could like a little," said a Cer Cerrlllos - rlllos Cerrlllos young man lo his girl, "yes," ahe replied, "there Is one thing about you that would al always - ways always give jne great pleasure. "What la that?" he asked. "Your absence," was the reply. On September 20-21-and 22 the flist auoual tournament of the Al Albuquerque - buquerque Albuquerque Gun Club will be held open to all no one barred. Over $500 in cash and prizes to shoot for. Arrangements have been made with the Itallroads to extend the time of tickets for shoot shooters - ers shooters until Bept 25. This Is exciting great Interest and promisee to draw largely. There ace a nomber of good rules by which social and business life may be made plea-ant. Persistent courtesy in business relations and a little attention to other's interests while looking after your own, al always - ways always smooths the pathway to good foeling and harmony. In eoclal life simply look to other's enjoy enjoyment - ment enjoyment as well as your own. The board of town trustees held another meeting last night, passing a number of additional ordinances. Provisions have been made for cleaning and repairing streets and lor licensing peddlers, shows and saloons. At tbe meeting last night Dr. Richards was appointed treas treasurer. - urer. treasurer. It appears that the stnte stnte-merit - merit stnte-merit made In last week's Kubtleu to the effect that Mr. Kennedy had beeu appointed, was an error. For the entire lenglii of the coal siding, slack coal has accumulated to a depth of from one to two feet. This deposit Is the droppings and iftings from the wagons that has been accumulating for years. The wagons driving through, keep It ground to powder, and it has got to be a hard pull for tbe teams. The railroad company receive for coal loaded on this aide track, freight to the amount of from 1150,000 to 200,000 a year, and should surely be willing to remove this Black and keep the track In good condition, so that the teamsters would have no trouble In getting up to the cars to unload. Besides the dlssd vant vantages - ages vantages to tbe teamsters, this slack is running over one side of toe track, threatening to derail cars and haz hazard - ard hazard the lives of railroad men when coupling.

Soles and Comment. A recent prominent newspaper heading read : "Politics and Ciime.H The two are often, verjr often, closely allied. Col. P.. W. Webb has been la Albuquerque bas been interviewed by the uewspaper men, and lias spoken very favorably of San Pe tiro's outlook. Mix FwomI has been appointed county commissioner, vice Chas. M. Conklln, vice Chas. M. Creamer, vice no, that's all. Wonder what the "Col." Is iu tbe Hue of promo tion for ? Frank Chavez, tbe old sheriff of this county, has resigned and Char Char-lea - lea Char-lea Conklio has been appointed by the board of county commissioners to fill tbe vacancy. It is said by authorities, that be is behind in bis accounts some 1 33, 000. On this questiou considerable has been said, but all In a mild form, as Mr. Chavez bas rauked high in in any respects a an officer. His down downfall - fall downfall has been anticipated even by many of bis friends, yet no one at attributes - tributes attributes it to intentional dishonesty. In a word, Frank Chavez has al always - ways always been bis own worst enemy, allowing him-wlf, his money and possibly fui:ds at his disposal, to be used as .freely as water by his friends, personal aud political. As is luvariably tbe case he Is now suffering the penalty, and these same personal aud political friends will probably not hesitate to ad administer - minister administer tbe usual kick to their champion when be Is finally knocked out. This paper has no apology to offer lor Mr. Chavez' bad business management, nor dues it asHume the function to condemn. Tbe matter Is likely to lead to one good step lu county matters, how however, - ever, however, tbe seperation of the office of sheriff aud collector. They do not belong together and should not be held in common. Crockery and fruit Jars Just in in-best - best in-best quality aud great quantity, at Cerrillos Supply Co's. Kotlre. All accounts due White, Giblin and Co.. and S. C. White, prior to January 1st, 1891, were legally transferred to Iticbard G Ibll.i. A II persons knowing themselves in debted to White, Giblin and Co., S. C. White, or lUchard Giblin, are hereby notified to come for forward - ward forward and settle their accoiuita within CO days from September 1st, 1891, or same will be placed in the hands of proper persons for collec collection. - tion. collection. Richard Giblin. San Pedro, New Mexico. For aale. As I will leave Cerrlllos on the first of October, all my household goods are for sale. All is In first first-class - class first-class condition. Those wanting furniture, etc., will please call. Mils. KaTin North. We have added Colli us aud Cast kots to our Hue ot busiuess, and can make prices as low as any house in the territory. CERRILLOS Suri'LV Co.

W. W, Miller was a visitor to Santa Fe, Tueaday. Mrs. C. Doyle Is visiting relatives and Iriends at her old borne in Ne Nebraska. - braska. Nebraska. Mr. F. II. Strong, ene of Dolo Dolores - res Dolores mining men, has returned from the East. Sam Sing, of Cerrlllos, has filed his application to become a citizen of the United Slates. Mr. J. M. Evans came over Tuesday evening from San Pedro, returning Weduesday. James Lucas, C. A. Whlted and Charles Sylvester, were visitors to Albuquerque, Monday. Judge D. D. liar knees will at attend - tend attend the railroad convention at Al Albuquerque, - buquerque, Albuquerque, as a delegate. Miss Smith of Santa Fe, bas been employed to teach the Mexican school, to begin next Monday. Mrs. U. C. North and children Intend going to Kanxas the first of next month, where her parents and family live. Mrs. M. L. Hurt has accepted a position In tbe grammar depart department, - ment, department, at the University of New Mexico, Santa Fe. llev. J. M. Crutchfleld and fam family - ily family departed for Pecos City, Texas, Tuesday night. Dr. Sauders goes to Alpine, instead of itev. Crutch Crutch-field - field Crutch-field as, stated in tho associabd press report. Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Laudenslsger returned from their extended visit to their old home, La Fayette. In Indiana, - diana, Indiana, last Sunday night. Mrs. L. has fully recovered from her severe llness while there. Mr. E. L. Griggs, who is lo teach the Cerrlllos public school this winter, arrived from Missouri last Saturday. On Tuesday he went to Santa Fe and passed satins factory examination. As the school has been delayed on account of the furniture ordered not arriv arriving - ing arriving on time, he has been given a little time to become acquainted with the pupils and to class thorn for books. San I'edre Rustling. Manager McLaughlin made a trip to Albuquerque during the week. Ciirruthers and Ford havo struck a small vein of very rich looking galena ore in the Accident mlulng claim. Our public school opens Monday, under the management of Mrs. tikaggs, who comes well recom recommended - mended recommended from Santa Fe. M. Horton, the former Jehu on tbe stage line, makes a good-looking mid accommodating clerk at the new Weed company store. Thos. Kiddle, of Alma, Colora do, our former smelter manager, made the camp a brief but pleasant visit this week, returning Wednesday for his home. Our business men are unanimous in their praine of the courteous treatment received at tbe Cerrlllos Ilallroad office from the new ageut, Mr. Harney and his assistants. Kim Ki, the former "Duke ol the Joruada del Muerte," is getting his hand In assisting manager Strunqulst lu arranging tho stock for the new company etore.

Matrimonial. "There came up from Cerrlllos, this morning, Mlns Corlelia itogcrs and Wm. Gould, who will be uuited in marriage, this evening at 8 o'clock, at the residence of Itev. A. A. Laytoti, who will perform the ceremony. Mini llogers attended school in this city, lat year, mak making - ing making her home with Mr. and Mrs. Lsyton, and graduating from tha Seminary, in June. She is one of New Mexico's most beautiful aud accomplished daughters, amiable and Industrious, at home alike In tbe domestic or ornamental depart departments - ments departments of life. Mr. Gould is a prominent husiiieas man of Cerrll Cerrlllos - los Cerrlllos ; and the friends of each of the high contracting parties are loud in their congratulations of the other, on maklug so wise a selection of a lifn partner." Las Vegas Optic, TuemJay, Supt 8th. Tbe foregoing was the preamble. The resolutions, by-laws, contracts, etc., were duly entered Into accord according - ing according lo said preamble, aud the affi affi-dafit - dafit affi-dafit signed, sealed and delivered by llev. Lsyton, at the time, place, and In the manner aforesaid. But there were many little pleasant things on the side : Miss Sogers completed her school course at the Laa Vegas Seminary where she graduated with highest honors. Her many friends did their best to prove their interest and re mcuuberance on this especial occa occasion. - sion. occasion. The bridal party and sur roundings were profusely decorated with flowers, making It a veritable bridal bower. After the ceremony the happy couple were congratu congratulated - lated congratulated by their many friends, which process was repeated on their ar arrival - rival arrival home Wednesday night. The HUbTLEit acknowledges a call from the married couple on Thursday morning, and although the fra fragrance - grance fragrance of button-hole boquets burs bursting - ting bursting suddenly on the somewhat stagnant atmosphere of our Banc Banc-turn - turn Banc-turn caused the devil to drop a gal galley - ley galley of type he was moving, order was resumed, the ceremony of con congratulation - gratulation congratulation 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 busiuees men, and there Is no reason in this ca-e, that marriage should prove a failure. The Exchange notel, Santa Fe le the only conveniently located hotel to tbe business part of the city Southeast corner of Plara. First-class accommodations, and reasonable ratea. Johu X. Foerha, proprietor.

A.T.ii. H. '. Time Card. Tralm carrying: passengers leave Cerrlllos ss follows: EA8T: No. 2, Fasaeuger, 3:10 i m " 4 6 4-' am " 34 Fft-luht V iW p m "86 " 1 06 a in " a 8 6U a in WEST: No. 1, Pasfreugur, I 116 I m " a " 10 33 p m " 33 Freight J nf " 86 " 1 ( a in "37 " 6 (Mi p m Iu effect Sunday Feb. in 1891. C. 11 II rnev, Agent. Local Hustling!. Dolores camp Is improving. John Welch will start a saloon at thu coal ban ka. Many Corrillos and San Pedro people will attend the fair. The warm weather continues. It is about Unto fur a change. Large iota of new goods In all Jinesjustlu at the Cerrlllos Supply Go's. Supervisor Neis, with proper help, will ut all the roads In good .bhapb. New stock of Paint and Kalso Kalso-nilue - nilue Kalso-nilue at the Cerrlllos Supply Go's, tore. An Immense amount of New .Mexico fruit will be marketed this mouth. Wedding, will begin to come .thick ana rant, as the weather grows colder. The 15th of the month oow ap appears - pears appears to be general pay-day with Mil of the mines. The coal shipments aro gaining steadily, every week thickening up Hie wagons and cars. A grand bails will bo given at the casa de Mike taontoya, on the evening of Sept 20th. There la talk of an extra train ervioe on the A. T. & H. F. during fair week lo Albuquerque. Invitations are out to a reception by Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Gould, at the Palace Hotel, Saturday, Sept. 12, at 8 o'clock. lion. K. A. Fiske and wife, of Santa Fe, are receiving the congrat congratulation" - ulation" congratulation" uf their friends on the Jblrtb to them of a boii. The capture .of ducks and jack snipe in considerable numbers, is already being reported from the Jakes along the lower Ilio Grande. The Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias, meets at Albuquerque oo next Tuesday. Cerrlllos lodge will tie represented by lion. C. F. Xtoley and C. A. Whlted. Geo. L. Wyllys says In view of the threatened marriage epidemic, an extra large order has been eent in for thoae 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 be leading attractions. The mojave Indians will be there to play "Shinny" the Navsjo Indian women will be in the main build building - ing building weaving their beautiful blank blankets, - ets, blankets, while Die Pueblo women will be outside cooking the Jowly tor tor-till. - till. tor-till. 1

Dan Taylor desires to ak thoae who have subscribed to the fund to employ council to look after the Canon del Agua suit to be ready with the money by the llth or 15. as It baa to be forwarded on tbe 17th. He eto state thst the Bollr-I-tors lack a little yet of bavlog the f j00 Mibwrlbed, and requests all to do their best In helping lo carry out this mostlro porta ut matter. Mr. Thoa. Kiddie, formerly smelter superintendent at San Pedro but for the past year at Alma, Colorado, has been making his old camp a visit during tbe past week. Oo ' hi return Tuesday he made the Hustler a pleas pleasant - ant pleasant call, In company with Hon. Hichard Giblin, of the copper camp. Mr. Kiddle still has property in interests - terests interests at Sau Pedro, some of which he has consolidated in the newly orgauised company with IUud helm, Webb aud others, on this side of the mountalu. No more popular man than Mr. Kiddle has ever lived. In this part ot the coun country, - try, country, and it It hoped the future may call hi in back among us. Iu speak speaking - ing speaking of the preMeut working of the copper plant Mr. Kiddle said: "I think it is working excellently in every way, aud I can but believe there is now a bice future before San Pedro."

The proposition made by Mr lUunneim fur working the oew copr district baa not been accep accepted - ted accepted as yet, although it seems a very fair proposition to all concerned. A select Ice cream party given by Mr. and Mm. Jack Deboo, waa one of the principal social events of the week. Every ooe who attend attended - ed attended reports It a roost enjoyable af affair. - fair. affair. Mrs. R. C. White, of San Pedro, la not Improving from her malady, we are sorry to state. Stricken down In robuit health by paralysis, her case Is so sad as to vulist the heartfelt sympathy of all.