The Rustler, 1891-12-25

tl.tWO for th ehoollng of the cook.; John Kennedy, In (Vmlloa lat week, furnUhed ball at Santa Fe and returnej to Cerrllloa Tuesday. W. H. Kennedy, one ofOrrilbta' moat enterprising and sun-eful merchants, attended the El Paao convention, also looking after bu buttle - ttle buttle a little n the trip. Ha re report - port report a Una body of men together, good work aceompliahed and a pleasant lime. Geo. I Wyllys quietly acted the art of Santa Claua this week, and many were the little gift that, coming from an unknown source, caused little toddles to Jump with , Joy, i he near! that is worn on the coat-sleeve at Christmas time never geta very far out of place Ihe ance of the year. bl- II Won't Hoik. Certain Santa Fe parlie have leen trying to steal Cerrillos' proa proa-KH't - KH't proa-KH't for a auielter by telling parties Who have been instrumental In se securing - curing securing the slock, that Santa Fe would give a big bonus lo have It built there. We do not think any ifudun iiuiu roauta r ui mjr uiuvi point on the American continent. could Induce seusitile investors to overlook the natural advantages fot smelling ore at Cerrillos. The ques question - tion question of a Santa Fe '"bonus," in the first place, I about as realistic as the ghost of McOitity, aud in the second flace, uo bonus no amount of capital would offset for one year alone, the difference iu the expense of treating ore at the two points. It would cost more by t per ton to treat ores at Stnta Fe or Albuquer Albuquerque, - que, Albuquerque, than at Cerrillos. It doesn't lake long to figure that up. Sup Suppose - pose Suppose a suieltor treats HM) tons a day. That means 1600 a day or (175,000 a year saving ou Ihe difference in ex-fen-e of treating ore alone. So, if the Santa Fe or Albuquerque peo people - ple people desire to furnUik the (100,000 (100,000-l - l (100,000-l lie propo-ed cost of the present plant and about a hundred thou thousand - sand thousand dollars additional to offset competition, such an ofTor would be entitled only lo slight considera consideration. - tion. consideration. For, the day will come when Cerrillos will have smelters and big ones; when she will bid not only tor the ores from her own wonderful mineral sections, but for those of Hie entire southwest. And with the ad vantages she will have for cheaply seducing ores, smelters at other points will soon flud that Ihey are "not in It." New !tleico Lducutora. The annual mooting of the New Mexico Educational association opens at representatives' hall, in the capitol, on Monday, the 28th inst., and continues in session three days. Ou Monday evening Gover Governor - nor Governor Prince will deliver the address of welcome, ri spouse by Prof. Cresger, of Albuqtterdue; Prof. Chase, will also Hpeak and there will be mui-ic and readings. Be Beginning - ginning Beginning with the Tuesdays session a program of much In lures t will be carried out, the association holding sessions daily and each evening. The complete program has already been presented In these columns, Since it is a fact that the cause of popular education has leceived great impetus in New Mexico dur during - ing during the past year, it is expected that this meeting of educators will be the largest and most successful ever held by this worthy associa association. - tion. association. Prof. Chase Is dally in re receipt - ceipt receipt of letters announcing the In Intention - tention Intention of teachers to be In attend attendance. - ance. attendance. Many of these will be com comparative - parative comparative strangers In Santa Fe and as this wl II be their first visit here the New Mexican suggests and urges upon the cltlaens of the capi capital - tal capital the wisdom of making a special effort to extend to them a most hospitable greeting. Santa Fe is beyond question the educational center of the southwest; Its educa educational - tional educational institutions have enrolled lo day a larger number of pupils by one third than any other city lu New Mexico, and It is meet there therefore - fore therefore that Its citizens should spare no pains to make the educators of the terrrltory fee! perfectly at bvime here.

couoty, died at Santa Fe Monday morning, of this week. Her death was mourned by many irlenda. Tli funeral service took place ou the Tuesday following. Cnrltma packages' are coming and going. Hume ve-iy nice and cotly present are being sent from Cerrllloa. While on thi subject, why wnldn't a year's subscription to the Ri'stleh, make a desierable Christmas present for your friend or relative at a distance? Ur, It might come In an a New Year' Rift, f The following are eub-oribera to (be Rustlek since last report : J. C Ualdrldge &. Co., John A. Lee, Urunnfeld & Co., Lowenihal & Meyer, WU-kntruui & IUruett, E. W. Sptmcer, Arthur Henry, Leon Caron, l,anforl Treniayue, Ar Ar-mijn - mijn Ar-mijn Hotel, S iininlt &. Siaiuiu,, It. Ultilin, Alhuquuriuu; Capt. It. W illia-iiH, Mh. lie M4lr-, W. U. Partridge, Cerrilloa. A car load of ore from the Lin- coin-Lucky nhould l-o worth a thouxand dollara a day. The cop copper - per copper mine la paying out some f 1 j.UdO per uionih or more, the Certilloa iMinlng Co. chi pi in with Us IMMI, the coal uhlppvrn pile up their $10, $10,-0U0 - 0U0 $10,-0U0 to f JO.uOU worth of coal per month, the Han LaxaruN acd oilier properties will noon lo working good force", prospecting and Hne-- tnent work brings in more or lean money. Are there any flies on south Santa Fe county ? It is understood that a suit Im Let t) commenced by the Cerrilloa Coal & Iron Co., agulnnt lhoe, of the coal operator w ho refused to It'HHe and the railioad company as receiver, for royalty on itllu.(KX) tons of coal claimed to have txicn mined and shipped. The ult in evidently iatended lo tiring mutter to a filial inaue. Aa in out of thtt operatora have made leane. It la pi auuicd that any llligailon reuniting will not Interfere with the ability of the banks under leane to supply the market with Cerrlllou coal. Geo. Iirowu, a tiiuer at Miller's bank, when about to leave the cabin at Laird's, picked up an old can In one corner of the room which he HuppoHed contained slack coal, and dumped nix or seven pounds of blasting powder luto the grate. The explosion which followed t ire out one entire side of the cabin aud sent Brown out with it, but by some sort of miracle he escaped with his life, the injuries sustained being a few bruises aud a badly burned arm and face. The lace was so badly burned that ih t-kio was removed entire by Dr. Palmer In dt'i&dng Ibe burn. The Wells, Fargo Ex presi, deliv delivered - ered delivered a box at the ItUeXLLU office t,,u wetk- 11 WBB ,UAtk '' "l0 Misses Ethel and Amy Anderson from C. L. Gould, Pomoua, Cali California." - fornia." California." On being opened It whs found to contain beautiful cut flow flowers - ers flowers lu variety too great to num ber, In exquHite loviluess and Ira Ira-grance - grance Ira-grance beyoud the power cf a novice pen to describe. Mr. Gould has the thanks, not only of Ihe daughters, but of the IIuhtleu family aud office force entire, for, aa we write the air it laden with perfume from thU gift of Califor nia's more than semi tropic clime The growing Interest in mining and other properties around Cur Cur-tillos - tillos Cur-tillos and In south Santa Fe coun county - ty county Ln general, is very noticeable Indued the season of activity if not of prosperity, can almost be said to have begun for this section. More in vtatmeuts are on the string, in on machinery is being purchased and brought into the country, and more people are inquiring in a manner which shows Interest, than for a long time past. The almost cer tajnty of railroad building next year and the establishing of smel ters to treat Ihe ores now being shipped to other points, at home, together with the aettiing of our coal matters on a better basis, are all beginning to tell, and unless the signs are all wrong, another year will mark a big cbRPgt Id our javor.

ng as a roduciiun point the Ad vance Laa tlia following : "lor fuel, coal and coke either Irotu Trinidad or Certilloa, Tha report of a coming aueltr at Cer rillos la promaUro. Tba Kiu Grand smaller at Socorro will oso all ol ila iiiflneiH-a to prevent it I-jii' built there or at Albuquer Albuquerque, - que, Albuquerque, and it will take jiara of nego negotiation - tiation negotiation ere the proper rales can b secured for suck plants. They ar just at the mercy of the one rail road, and unless virtually- owned by Ihe road or by cautious parti a aro doomed to failure. The Trini Trinidad - dad Trinidad coal aa well, can and ia boing; produced chcaiHT ; the Cerrillos ia Hie better article. If the Santa F were to haul Cerrillos coal and iko to Demlngat proportionally the suno IreigUt rale that it bring lnnidad luul to Dcuver, Dumin Dumin-iniglil - iniglil Dumin-iniglil rejoice. "Willi lairly tlieap and good I iid from Corrillos iron and sleol works in tbe west or east can not, compete with Doming. To mar market - ket market this iron in Pueblo tbe SanU Fe hauls the ore for (3.50 to Pueblo while Deming ought lo have the ore for about $1 freight at least. We could pay 2 if neces necessary. - sary. necessary. Iron properties can b bought at pricts which would placo the cost ot Ibe ore put down here ul $3 per ton." The Advance is mistakon about iho ctmJtcr idea at Cerrillos being premature. It is anything else. Cerrillos, Iroin being the best pos sible point in tho southwest lor smelting, should long Imvo had smelters established, and had this been tho caso, the surrounding mines would huve been much bet better - ter better developed. The smelters at Socorro would have no obioct in reventing the establishing of sine Hers at Corrillos, bocuuse I hoy huve us much or more than they can do to treat their own and tho ores directly tributary to Jbem. The points in favor of Corrillos aa a clicup reduction point are its possession of its own fuol, iu own fluxes and a lurge amount of min eral in its own section. More than ihis, it is luirly well understood thai the Sunta Fe road will have no interest m discriminating against the er.tire prosperity of a smelting plant at Cerrillos. One of the good effects of modern progress is to boll a part of the crauklness out of people. The Albuquerque Foundry and Machine company, so states Mana Manager - ger Manager Hall, is overcrowded wltli work. This afternoon the company shipped to the Sisters' nchool on Biyle Heights, Los Angeles, tho large bell which they manufactured tod had on exhibition at the late territorial exposition. The bell weighs over 600 pounds, and is a Hue exhibition of skilled work workmanship. - manship. workmanship. Albuquerque Citizen. Bernalillo wants a Doctor. Christmas day la passing quietly. There is no bad order. Everybody will eat a big dinner and enjoy tho lay properly. Walter E. Falrchild. who is in the city jail awaiting the arrival of Sheriff George Dick, of Walsenburg, Col., to be taken baca: lo where h recently committed forgery, is about 27 years old, and Is known to have worked every town on the Santa Fe road between Trinidad and tins city, ne was driven out of Raton with a gang of vagrauts. The Colorado sheriff is expected here lo-night. AlbuqerqueUllizeu Excuso us for again remarking that we are proud of the Rustleb's subscription list. Not that it is any larger than that of the Globe-Democrat or the New York World, but it ia composod of tho very best people in and out of tho Territory,

CERKIl.Lu UHKiE.No. 18. AvVlhall on the Brsi Saturday ' T vnlof In each month. Chas- F. Easlev. W. U. Vmpib LotxiK, Na IS, K of I. Meet Tuday evening of each Week, at 7:30. Z. M.OcTciiriFi.n, C. C. D. J. JuxtH, K. of U.K. t lmrrb Ulreciorr. M. E. Church rSoutb.-Rv. W.U. Jennings, pastor. Preachlug eve eve-ry - ry eve-ry 8littn, morning an J evening K-hi.tu m-IkmiI at IfclA a. ui. Prayer meetings Wednesday eveuings A. T. fc . I. Tloie C'wrd. Train carrying passengers leave Cerrillos ma follows: EAST: No. 2. Passenger, 8:10 e in 4 " 6 4Jaui "38 " lluaaui WES I: No. 1, reugcr. 1 00 a m H " H 4.'l p iu "87 " 6 W p m Id effect Sunday Feb. lit IBUl. C. E. 11 A UN E v, Ayetit. I.ocmI lluatlluga. A Merry Chriatiuaa! A MtllHV CliHIrtTMaB ! ! A MEUUY CHKI'JTMAS! ! ! - To all frb tida and readers of the IlUbTLEU! What did you get In your.atock your.atock-Ing? - Ing? your.atock-Ing? The light faiitUHtic will be tripped j to night. (Jive im,. liberty, or give us Chriatuias. 1 The latfHt thiug in klde ChtUt ChtUt-tnas - tnas ChtUt-tnas candy. Local news I'.omaare always re received - ceived received with thanks. Itemember the ponl;;tournmeut ihia afternoon at Dick's. Snow all around uh, but nice dry rands and puiirdilne at Cenllloa. Prof. Orlggi has the Hustlek'h thanks for nome excellent Missouri apples. The good old saint brought with hlui a chill wind, but as many presents as unual. No, boys, a headache Is not the best Christmas present you can make.yourselves. To our fellow-laborers-iln what whatever - ever whatever field, In whatever capacity a merry Christmat I Expect little and ye shall not be disappointed. This applies to the New Mexico stocking. It is well enough to care a little for the hore you depend upou lo pull you out of the Baud. TheCerrillos House shipped In a car load of turkeys for Christmas dinner. Miue.bost Harkes, never geu: left. Parlies having lots to sell in Cer- rlllosare requested lo leave the aame at this office, as we have eoiue prospective buyers Capital to develop our mineral ! xefiource.is,oue of our great needs, j There is no better field for invest investments - ments investments than south Santa Fe county. The A. T. AS. F., gives half fare xates for the holidays, limiting the return to Januaryk4tli. The sale of tickets at one fare for the rouud trip beguu yesterday. Yesterday evening 88 coal cars were on the side tracks at Cerrillos. Of this number 25 were loaded and the balance were being loaded as fast as the bli.ck diamonds could be shoveled lu. ' The IIuhtler has placed its proN Jt, (wtiAt lime it has made a profit,) on the paper, that It might benefit If possible, the locality it has striven to build up. And the good work ahall go on as long as possible. The ball at Hurt's hall to night Ja expected to be a very pleasant affair. No invitations were sent out, but a nice crow.d Is expected, and the K. P., boyi will endeavor to give those who attend a good Ume. The Armijo Hotel at Albu querque, under the management of Ueo. H. Miles, Is becoming very popular and well patronized. The house has been undergoing thor thorough - ough thorough repairs and sewering, Its force of attendants has been systematized and it now ranks with the beat Muls of eastern cities.

vent loo will be enlertalnl ty rill tens free of co-l. The Palace hotel has granted specially low ratea for the gentlemen who come aa dele delegates. - gates. delegates. New Mexican, Dec, 24th. mm red r llnatllaca. The itk .'people are generally Improving. W. 8. Graham ha been quite III for. some time. Ladles' trimmed hat (at Mlood Mlood-li) - li) Mlood-li) an, Ziegler A (V. Dr. Kelley, formerly of Cerrlilos, ha I oca lei I at San Pedro. A k-rand ''all Is lo b riven at th K-D VmUo h,, ,( S. P. Conger lia;ieen putting in most of the past week in Albu Albuquerque. - querque. Albuquerque. Mr. Bradburry, who ha tieen so critically III at the Lincoln-Luck camp, is now improving. The Lincoln-Lucky Is freighting an excellent quality of carbonate ore lo the railroad at C rrlllo fur shipment. Goodman, Ziegter & Co. have ! now , d(i(My (f M)(,Hy Give them a call aud they will try to pleaseyou. Alex. Rogers and Dr. Lane have In their possession some very fine specimens of brittle silver from their -'Wateimellou" claim in the Stndlas. V. Schick, the new piuprietor of the San Pedro hotel, has exper experienced - ienced experienced some difficulty, In procuring a good coak, and this has delayed the opening up, of tlie.hoiel. Mr. and, Mr. L. Tremayne are now.llvlngrin Albuquerque, where he divides hls.tlme, between filling a position at Ihe A. P. shops and working up Sau Pedro mining Interests. Mr. Richard Glblin. who' went to Albuquerque a few weeks ogo, has been quite aeriou-ly ill "since arriving there, but Is .now .cicely improving. Miss Horey, bis niece, is.with him. Dr. A. G. Lane has moved his stock of drugs to Albuquerque and expects to locate permanently in that city. He Is still very much interested aud has unlimited faith In San Pedro's mines. Don't fall to order you a new suit for the holidays, at Goodman, Zle gler & Co's. run hale. Saloon building, stock and fix fixtures, - tures, fixtures, and household goods, at Kan Pedro, New Mexico. Also billiard table in use. Good established business and good location. Itcasou for selling, sickness of family. You can get a bargain by applying at once. F. Valentine. G. Z. & Co faave a grand Hue of Stetson hats. WANTED. To contract with respoiisiblu party In sink for water In vicinity of San Pedro. Address "Investment," care ItUHTLEH. Our stock of R'loiH, Shoes ' and Rubber Goods Is uow coiiinl. ie. O. Z. A Co., TEAMS W AN I E U.- To haul ore from San Podro to Orrillos. The team can load with coke for the return trip. Apply at ouce to Richard Green, Cerrillos, N. M. Overcoats can be had at your own figures at G. Z. 4 Co's. AICTIO.V 1 Beginning Monday, December 2Sib, 13'Jl, 1 will sell at auction the reuiaiuderof the stock of M. Tan Tan-neubaum, - neubaum, Tan-neubaum, lu Cerrillos. Tnis will be your opportunity to get good at your own price. Samuel Bukoer, Assignee. All tbe latest styles of Dress Goods and Flannels, at G. Z. & Co's. noricc. On and after January 1st, 1892, I will refund all monies collected for the building of the M. E. church of Sto Pedro, unless the said funds are otherwise disposed of by the board of trustees. Apply to TI10S. KIDDIE, Alms, Clark Co., Colorado.

writing a prayer hook. j Calvin Green leaves to-morrow1 for railroad work again. Hon. Chas. F. Eley was a visi visitor - tor visitor to Hauta Fe Tueaday. Captain Itlcl.anl William was a a visitor to Santa Fe, Toe-day. A. H. McCormac and family are housekeeping in Albuquerque. Kim Kl Rogers came up from Albuquerque on business, Tuesday. John Welch came In from bis pa lac resort at the coal fields, yes yesterday. - terday. yesterday. W. W. Miller, W. L. Craig and W. E. Myers, were In Santa Fe Monday, Col. U. W. Webb Is In Iteming, looking alter railroad and other inrerests. Lincoln-Lucky msnsger. It. Y. Anderson, was in from San Pedro, .Voii!ay. Col. C. F, A. Fischer came down from Santa Fe on a business trip yesterday. Randolph Kelley and Miss Bessie Sugar will attend the ball at Stu Stu-Pedro - Pedro Stu-Pedro to-night. Misses Minta and Ylrgie Rogers are home from school at Lis Vegas for the holidays. Joe Gevirlz expects to go to Laa YegHS as soon as the Tannnbauin stock is disposed of, ' Johnnie and Rt-rta Gresham had a Chrlstmns tree in company with several little friends., Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Mitchell and Master Lee, were visiting Corrillos friends last Stturday. Master Walter Griswold Is home fri'tn school at Ls Vegas, spending the holidays with papa. F. A. Boone, the mountain man at Lsmy, has been running extra traus during the snow blockade. Mrs. A. T. Grigg and rhlldren. of Santa Fe, are spending Ihe holi holidays - days holidays with friend at Pueblo, Colo. Col. J. P. O'Brien came in from Sun Pedro last night and went Into Santa Fe, to spend Christmas at home. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Focsha, of the popular Exchange Hotel, Santa Fe, were visiting friends the first half of this week in Cerrillos. Mr. S. M. Folsom, of the Albu querque National Bank, has Just returned from the east and is reveling in the luxury of la Grippe. Mrs. Morris, wife of Col. Morris, the Merchant Prince and popular Mayor of Wallac, visited Albu Albuquerque - querque Albuquerque Tuesday on a ehopping expedition. C. W. Uptegrove has closed out his stock of goods and will move to his ranch as soon as he cn complete tlm arrangement of his business matters in Orrillo-. Prof, prlggs will attend the meeting of the terriloriol educators at Stnla Fe, Monday and Tuesday. His school will open again Wed Wednesday - nesday Wednesday morning. It Is reported that Mr. John Marsh, who left here less than a year ago to run his mill in Kansas, and who was recently burned out, will soon return to Cerrillos. W. W. Miller has been celebra celebrating - ting celebrating the Yule-Tide in a manner to make others happy, as many re recipients - cipients recipients of nice Christmas presents at home and abroad, will testify. II. II. Pierce, editor and pub publisher - lisher publisher of the Stock Grower, Laa Vegas, the neatest and best stock paper in the southwest, was a pas senger from Albuquerque on Tues day's east-bound train. Captain R. Williams, manager of the Cerrillos Mining Co., will probably make a trip to London In the near future, to confer with bis company ln regard to further de development - velopment development of the Cash Entry and Central mining properties.

reraaaml ItaattlNM. Tony Nets visited lU-rnallllo, Tu-lay. Ueo lirowo went to Santa Fe yeaterday. Hon. T. n. Citron Is visiting the City of Mexlc i. Mrs. H. Green, of the Palace ho hotel, - tel, hotel, is on the tick list. Agent ISuell, at Wallace, is