The Rustler, 1891-11-20

evening of Nov. 14, lS'.i, to bear a report from delegate Anderson and Rogers, to the convention or Colorado and New Mexico railroad men held at Santa Fe Nov. 11th, V. Schick was called to the chair and Alexander U. Lane pol(ited sec retary. 11. Y. Anderson first addressed the people, discussing the proceed proceeding - ing proceeding or the meeting at Santa Fe. He stated that Albuquerque dele gates pledged the readiness of that city to put up ti 00,000 to obtain connections with Bsn Pedro ami the Rio Grand system, and that the Santa Fe Southern people agreed to break dirt inside or sixty days If the railroad bonds heretofore voted were refunded by the county commissioners. Mr. Mayo was then called upon to explain his position on the rail railroad - road railroad bonds in question. He stated that the conditions on which the bonds had been voted were never complied with. He read a buter from another county commissioner treating of an Interview with Mr. Chapman In which It was stated that that gentlemau wanted cer tain things dono and the bonds refunded, but promised nothing. Mr. Msyo in bis interview with Mr. Chapman, pledged to put the bonds in escro, to be delivered ou the completion of so mauy miles of railroad to Sao Pedro, but that he should not consent to re refund - fund refund the bonds until some guaran guarantee - tee guarantee was given of the road complet ing its line across the county. Mr. A. Rogers stated that, as the county bad, within tho psst fix years, expended nearly a million and a half of dollars for the benefit of other portions of Its territory, It should be willing to give San Pe Pedro - dro Pedro the benefit of $100,000 to get a railroad to the best producing part of the county. He was for railroad all the timo. Further short talks were bad from Dr. Lane, Mayo, Anderson, and other gentlemen present. It was accepted as the feeling of the meeting that while Mr. Mayo may not have showu proper cour courtesy - tesy courtesy to the railroad people by fail failing - ing failing to attend the meeting at Sauta Fe, bis position in regard to not refunding the bonds without a guarantee, was fully endorsed. Ou motion these minutes of the meeting were read and approved, and it was further moved that the same be published In the Rustler. A. G. Lane, Scc'y. Thanksgiving Dinner. The ladles or Cerrillos will uerve a Thanksgiving dinner at the M. E. Church next Thursday, for the beueflt of the pastor's salary. All are invited. How Will It Cnd t Just how the coal business will culminate, in the matter of possess possess-iuu, - iuu, possess-iuu, seems as yet uncertain. The Cerrillos Coal 4 Iron Co., through its superintendent, Mr. Risque, de de-mauds - mauds de-mauds possession, offering to give leases to the operators on its laud, also offerlug to protect those who take these leases, against all other Interests. In an interview the Coal 4 Iron Company's superin superintendent - tendent superintendent was asked if be considered it protection for one man to pay a royalty and another one not ? He replied : "I do not, and that will not be permitted. When we prom ise a man protection we mean pro tection in all that the word Implies We offer these operators a lease, protection and friendship. If any refuse, they must accept the coo sequences. It is our desire to keep everything harmonious and throw no obstacle in the way or Cerrillos, to shorten ber coal output, but we must protect our interests and the interests or our tenants, a soon as they become such." The whole business would be much better Bet tied, and settled for all alike, if It can be done anything like satlsfac torally. Increased business would mean greater prosperity, litigation present depression if not ruin. This office is prepared to do good plain Job printing on short notice.

chinery, as follows: 1 15-home jKwcr hoisting engine. 1 "0 horse-power tubular boiler. No. 3, Ingersoil Eclij Rot Jc Drills. 1 Tunnel Column with two arm and champs. 1 Shalt Column and champ. 1 Tripod with weights and extcn. si on. .r00 B.s or Fitted steel for drills. 1 toil Martin wrapped steam hose. 2 complete sets Driving Tool. 1 lot ol Extrns, an J'arols, Ratch Ratchets, - ets, Ratchets, Couplings, Tongs, Wrenches, Bolts, Spanner, etc. 1 No. 3, Stuutcvant'a Pressure Blower. 1 Countcrshafting. 1 Pump. This machinery has been nsed but little, is in perfect working or order, - der, order, comprises everything requisite lor a modern mining equipment! and will be sold low. Enquire of O. W. ALEXANDER, Cerrillos, New Mexico. Aottc Tho. P. Gable i no longer In my employ as manager of my uu uu-dertaking - dertaking uu-dertaking business, and Is not au authorized - thorized authorized to receive any money or give any receipts for money on ac account - count account of any bill due for undertaking- A. T. Giuao. Santa Fe, N. M.. O t. 2S, 1891. List Premium. This paper will present to any lady who, between now and the first day of January next, will get It fifty cash yearly subscribers, a New Home's "American Union" sewing machine, worth ")0. This machine Is a beauty, has 7 drawer and full set of attachments, end is as good as there is manufactured. If the solicitor should prefer any other make of machine, it can bo supplied. In case auv tiartv at- - - r 'uiptlug should not succeed in getting the required number, a cash commission will be allowed, they will not have their trouble for nothing. Each subscriber as btained must be sent in with the moucy, when the paper will be started and the subscriber credited to the one seuding it in. It will be worth while for any lady who ecds a first class sewing machine. lo make the attempt. IIUNlne Personal. te? Subscriptions to the Rubt- lek are cash in advance. Call on a W. Uptegrove for Groceries, provisions aud produce. Crockery and fruit Jars Just In- best quality aid great quantity, at Cerrillos Supply Co's. The largest a.id best selected tock of boots and shoes in town also the cheapest, tt Mrs. Doyle's, Remember C. Doyte for good and cheap goods of all disruptions. If you want a gallon of W. II. McDrayer whisky, six years old 108 proof, send $5 to B. llanley Colorado Saloon, Sunta Fe, and it will be shipped at once. Mrs. C. Doyle will sell you fall and winter goods at low prices. You can find goods to suit you by examining this stock. Remember that Mrs. Doyle's U headquarters for Ladies, Gentlemen aud Children's fine shoes. Best coal oil 25c per gallon at Uptegrove's. Best Family Flour at Ames & Gould's. Try a Back of it and bo convinced. Go to Mrs. Doyle's to buy your Groceries. Good goods, full weight and popular prices. We are receiving dally, new goods for our different stocks, and It will be or interest to boyrrs to cell and see us, as our selections have been made from the Manu Manufacturers - facturers Manufacturers and Jobbers, East. We can give you the latest Improved styles aud satisfy you as to prices. Cluiullos Surr-LY Co.

. F. A A. M-, rutfta at It hall on the first Saturday evenin? In each month. Chas. F. Eabley, W. M. Vesieb Lodge, No. 15, K or P. Meet Tu-day evening of each Week, t Z. M. Crutchfiei D, C. C D. J. Jonim. K. of II. S. C harm Directory. M.E. Church South. Rev. W.B. Jennlnjr, pastor. Preaching eve every - ry every Sabbath, morning and evening babbtb school at :4.j a. m. Prayer meetings Wednesday evening. A, T. A. 8. V. Time C ard. Train carry In pasoogers leave Cerrillos a follow: EAST: No. 2. Passenger, 8:10 a u 4 " 6 42 a n 88 " 1108 am WEST: No. 1, Passenger, 1 06 a m g " 10 43 p m 87 6 06 p m la effect Sunday Feb. 1st 1891. C. E. II arnev, Agent. Local IlUKtllnr. High winds have ruled the pant week. Train from the east have been late nearly all week. The flush pay-day has started a Dumber of the game In town. Keep your eye on the Rustler and you will not go far astray. . Santa Fe has uniformed Its police force. They look like soldiers! See? E. M. Cunningham has boen as assisting - sisting assisting the opening up at Ben Oakland's. By next spring mine Investments and mine development should be begin - gin begin In earnest. The duck shooting senson is now fairly begun and will remain good through the winter. ChrlstmuB Is comiug. Where Is your advertisement for that class of trade, Merchant? The Fischer Brewing Co., of Santa Ffi, shipped 120 kegs of beer to CerrllloB last mouth. The Cash Entry works recovered from last week's' mishap and all Is running nicely again. Ladles' and Children's wool mittens, Just received In full Hoes, at J. II. Gerdes 4 Co's. An adjourned meeting of the Board or Trustees will be bold to tomorrow - morrow tomorrow night at City Hall. David L. Miller is plowing up ground to cultivate next year, east of town In the Galtlateo valley. Next Thursday Is or should be, Thanksgiving day. Do we hear the turkey gobble ? Nary gobble. The frout of the North building, occupied by Mrs. C. Doyle, has been built up to a level with the block, The enormous city license of ten dollars a year payable quarterly quarterly-Is - Is quarterly-Is imposed on the saloon keepers of Cerrillos. The children's missionary meet meeting - ing meeting at the Methodist church ws postponed last Sunday night until the next Sunday night. Cerrillos now has but five licensed butchers and meat dealers. There is talk of another one coming down from Santa Fe however, to make out the half dozen. Gerdes has ordered a fine stock of Christmas candles that will soon Arrlvd. The delicious cream can dies now In stock are fresh, and a tempting lot of goods. C. Q. Story came in from the Tnrauolse mine to attend church Sundav. Young men are apt to be reilgeoualy incline! when there ere plump and pretty young ladies to go to church with. Mike O'Neal, at the coal mines, cot mixed up In a free fight 'lues day and had bis Up bitten off. He came to town and Dr. Palmer natched his face up. Hope the Dr. didn't make the same mistake the

Santa Fe ople expert the gov government - ernment government toatatiun soldier again at Ft. Marry, a the order tranterlng that reservation to the government land department ba been changed and the property will remain at the service of the army. "Rose of Kansas' and ,Imerlal," favorite brands or flour from the celebrated Walnut Creek Mills Mills-Just - Just Mills-Just received in carload lots, by Ame 4 Gould, who now have the largest and bet stock of flour ever brought to Cttrrlllo. Saloon sign have bin Isying around the street promisruouNly tbiswetk, until colUrt-d by the marshal and taken to adorn the Interior of the eUlxme. Shame upon such a condition of humanity ! I that what you work for, man and brother ? Copper matte, carbonste ores, silver-lead aud zinc concentrates, anthracite and bitumiuou eon I and coke are among the principal pro products - ducts products shipped from Cerrillos. The small and more precious shipments according to bulk, are gold bricks, nuggets aud dust, aud turquoite. The following are subscribers to the ItLBiXKK this week : J suds Elkins, Wiu. Ash, Ja. A. Jackson and A. lUariy, Cerrillos; John Patterson, Jack Akers, Jno. T. Fornhs, Sunt Fe ; L. W. Morgan, Sau Pedro ; C. W. Floyd, Dolores; D. C. ileatuan, secretary Colorado Fuel Company, Denver Colorado. Ilev. Father Defouri camu down from Ssnta Fe to visit Cerrillos aud Bernalillo, this week. He has purchssed the triangular piece of land acros tlie San Marcus orroyo, on the Santa Fe road, for a ceme cemetery - tery cemetery site, and the ssme will be im improved - proved improved for that purpose by his church people Mr. A. II. lUynoldn writes from Chicago for copies of the Bustler, and on the postal card takes occa occasion - sion occasion to remark : "You are the cen center - ter center of the boxt mining region in the west. It Is undeveloped as yet, but some day the key will be found and then look out for the biggest boom in the world." It is obviously the duty of the mursiul to preserve order and qui quiet - et quiet in the town, and he should have the cooperatiou of the Board of

A nice Hue of Boots and Shoes at Goodman, Z'igler 4 Co's. The mining congress now in ses session - sion session at Denver, is attracting much attention. In the rock drilling con contest - test contest Wednesday, Butte City, Mon Montana, - tana, Montana, beat the world record held by Lead vi lie. The .Honey fcetured. It is stated that the Milwaukee parties who were to build a smelter at Cerrillos, have succeeded in raising the necessary capital for the purpose and that the plant is as assured. - sured. assured. o mix' a in. August Brulm, the Hri lge street merchant of Santa Fe, died ou Wednesday of this week. Died, at the residence of his son. Jacob Jones, in Cerrillos, on the night of the 13, iust., Elijah Joue?, aged 80 years. Mr. Jones, had been on a visit for a few weeks with bis sons, L. G. and Jacob Jones, coming here from Texas. He had er joyed good health through life until recently, when ege and worn constitution befc-an to tell. He was quite feeble on his arrival here three weeks ago. He bad lived a useful life, was many years a member of the church end merited the respect of all who knew him. His remains were hurried i:i the Cerrillos Cemetery Saturday afternoon. Assault at Galllsteo. Louiz, the Gahsteo merchant who had his hand so budly torn tho first of last July by the ex explosion - plosion explosion of a giant fire-cruciccr which be was holding, has again been unfortunate. On Wednesday night of this week ho was called out by a Mexican named Pina, who boat him nearly to death with a club, on account of some old grudge. Dr. Talmor, who was called from Cerrillos to dress the man's wounds, relates that his boad and body were badly bruisod, both eyes closed and bis jaw broken bo that a piece tho width of three teeth, had to bo taken out, and that he was altogether in a procarioua condition. Pina was under arrest, and it was thought if not taken to Santa Fe, might be lynched, so great was tbo indignation against him. Louis appears particularly unfortunate. Not long sinco ho had his store robbed, only recover recovering - ing recovering a part of the goods.

Personal Itustilaf. II. K. Behn 1 now located at San Francisco. II. M. llurton I In from San Pedro I hi week. W. W. Miller wa a visitor to Santa Fe last week. L. D. Sugar made a bulnes trip to San Pedro on Saturday last. It. Kelley has been slightly on the sick list thi week, but Is better. Mrs. Harry Scranton ha recov recovered - ered recovered from her lllne reported last week. John Ssyle, of the Lmy char coal ovens, in down with typhoid fever. Tom Gable end Dr. Sloan went to Lo Lunas Thursday, duck duck-hunting. - hunting. duck-hunting. Mr. and Mr. L. G. Jones, both slightly on the sick list last week, are recovered. Mr. S. M. Hale's father and a married dauehter, are visiting him himself - self himself and family. Mr. E. lluhn visited Santa Fe Tuesday, to confer with Mr, Wil Wilson - son Wilson Waddingham. Mr. Knight, or the Beacon, made a business trip to San Pedro on Sat Saturday - urday Saturday of last week. Dr. A. Q. Lane, of 8n Pedro, passed through town yesterday, on a trip to Albuquerque. Chas. Haspelmath, the Lamy merchant and Bernalillo ranchman, was in town a tdiort time today, F. II. Mitchel came up from Wallace, Tuesday. He talks about building ou his Second street lot In Cerrillos. W. II. Coleman, Jr., conductor on tho Smta Fe Southern, will spend next Sunday at home in Cerrillos. Mr. S. M. FolBona. of the Albu Albuquerque - querque Albuquerque National Banic, was up Sunday, taking a look over th coal fields. II. Green, S. M. Hale and Z. M. CrutchQeld attended MasouIcUrand Lodge at Albuquerque the first of this week. Mr. Graves, F. H. Strong, Lee English, C. W. Floyd and Huns Larseti, were In town from Dolores camp the first of the week. Col. R. W. Webb, F. W. Risque and Judge Downs, drove down from Santa Fe Sunday, returning to the capital Monday morning. Chas. A. Spelss, an able young attorney from Santa Fe, was down Saturday attending a case In the justice's court, iu which he was

Trustees and the people in doing this. A man may have the right to get drunk, but he has no right to become disorderly aud make a nuisance of himself by disturbing others. James Newhall and S. Warner drove down from Santa Fe lat Saturday. They were employed in A. T. Urigg's undertaking busi ness. During his call here Mr. Newhall stated that T. P. Cable's cane in which he claimed a partner partnership - ship partnership interest In the business, had been thrown out of court by the judge. There is no room in any town which desires to prosper, for the kicker, and until he is "kicked" out, no town can advance very rapidly. Neither Is there room for bosses. What a town wants is people who will pull together for the common good. When the peo ple of any community begin to do this, that community cannot be held in check. In the New Mexican's "Cerrillos Notes," Wednesday, appeared the following : "It is sold that Cerril Cerrillos - los Cerrillos bad the biggest pay-day for this month, Saturday and Mouday, which that mining section hat en joyed within the past two years. l'be coal mines and the Cash En try all paid ofl and the town was filled with happy miners. The coal business contiuues good and a few more mouths of the same kind of business will go far to make up for past depression." A miner known as "Newcastle Jack," was shot through the leg at Qreshem & Peterson's saloon, on Tuesday night. No particulars of the shooting could be obtained ex except - cept except that the revolver was found lying on the floor. It was reported that the shooting was accidental, the gun dropping to the floor and exploding. No bones were broken. So much for carrying a deadly we pun against the law.

victorious. Captain Richard Williams, the new manager of the Cerrillos Mi Mining - ning Mining Company, has procured a supply of printed stationary at the Rustlkk (jfTico this week. W. H. Kennedy, who was con confined - fined confined to his house the greater part of last week by a threatened attack of pneumonia, has so far recovered as to be able to attend to business. Col. J. G. Albright, editor and publisher of the Albuquerque Morning Democrat, spent Saturday of last week in Cerrillos, among the patrons of his paper. The Demo Democrat - crat Democrat is very much Improved In ap appearance, - pearance, appearance, and is now a handsome, newsy, creditable morning news paper, better than New Mexico ever before could boast, Mr. Richard Giblin, accompanied by his niece, Miss Frank Horey and Miss May King, attractive young ladies of San Pedro and fit ting company for so gallant an es cort, came in Sunday and remained until Tuesday, guests of the Cerril los House. On Monday evening a social party was given in honor of the young ladies, by Miss Mira Uarkness, and attended by the young people of the town, all of whom enjoyed the occasion im immensely. - mensely. immensely. New style of Stetson bats at G. Z. 4 Co's., San Pedro. The bottom knocked out of high prices at Uptegrove's. We have added Coffins aud Cass kets toeur line ot business, and can make prices as low as any bouse in the territory. clrkillos aurrLY Co.