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AV. S. Burke, Editor.
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HON. TBAXQC1LIS0 LUSA
OK VALENCIA COUNTY.
BEBSAULLO
COCNTY KEPCBIJCAJt COKVK1T
TION.
A Coiinrv Convention of the Republican party
of Bernallio County. Is her-r. Mlled to be held
.r ih. nwtrict. Court room. In the cty of Albu
querque, mi Saturday. Oct. 21st. 1882, at 10
o'clock a. m., for the purpose of nominating
two members of the Council, three members of
the House, and County officers of said County
of Bernalillo, to be voted for by the Republi
cans of said countv.
Each precinct will be entitled to representa
tion lit saiu uonvenuon. as luuuw .
No. 1 Bernalillo -
No. 2 Corrales
No. 3 Alameda
No. 4 Los Kaucnos 2
No. S Bareias J
No. 6- Pajar .to
No. 7 San Antonio J
No. 8 LosGrieeos J
Ko. V Ranchos de At'isco
No. 10 CUilill 3
No. 11 El Rancho 2
No. 12 Albuquerque (east end) 4
No. 13 Albuquerque ;west end) 8
No. 14 San Francisco 2
No. 15 -Casa Solazar 2
No. 16-Placitas 2
No. 17 Pina Blanca
No. 18 Jemez J
No. 19 Altcadones '.--3
No. 20 Nacimieuto..., 3
No. 21 La Ventana 3
No. 22 San P-dro 1
No. 23 Wallace 3
No . 24 San Ysidro 2
The nersons authorized to call precinct con
vcb lions for the purpose of electing delegates
to the County convention are requested to gne
tneir prouipi aiieiiium mtrrciu.
It Is eariiesll v urged upon all delegates elect
ft to attend tlie C.onvention in oerson if possi
ble. but if from any cause they should be unable
lo attend, tney may oy written proxy apiMjuik
other persons ta represent them
By order of the Republican Central Commit
tee
WILLIAM C. HAZLEDINE, Chairman.
Melchoir Warner. Secretary.
Albuqueruue, N. M. Oct. 12. 182.
now-a-dajs, aud every one of these
helps to bring the town to the notice
f the public. We have only just got
to the point now, where we can begin
to attract immigration from the east,
and everything indicates that the
growth of Albuquerque has hardly yet
commenced. All the progress that has
been made up to this time and which
everybody properly regards as wonder
fulis but the introduction to the
boom" that we shall experience during
the next two years.
ALL SATISFACTORY.
Just after the closing of the fair
there was considerable dissatisfaction
expressed, especially by Mr. Nathan
Bibo; of Bernalillo, with the manner
which the premiums on certain
classes of mineral had been awarded.
But Mr. Bibo authorizes us to say now
that having stated Lis case to the offi
cers of the association, everything
been satisfactorily arranged, and he has
no further ground for complaint.
Thk new weekly from llillsboro, the
Prospector, put in its first fappearance
at The Journal office yesterday. llills
boro is between Lake Valley and the
camps on the Percha, in the midst of
the richest mines in the Territory. The
Prosnector i3 full of news from the
mines, and will be particularly inter
esting to readers abroad.
The signal officer at Leavenworth,
in his íeport of the weather, published
in xnesuay mornings iiuies, sayo
"Amount of rainfall during past 24
hours. 20 inches." The drouth seems
to be over.m Kansas.
AVhen the new academy building is
completed Albuquerque will have the
largest and best public school building
in the Territory.
The registration of voters now in
progress will show that Albuquerque
has a larger population than any other
town in the Territory.
A RIVAL OF LADY G0DIVA.
The Condition In Which 'Sijulre Newaom of
Colambas. Paraded the Street on a 1,000
Wager.
Columbus (Ind.) Special to the Indianapolis
Seminal,
novel sensation occurred in Col
umbus to-day, which probably has no
equal in the United States. It will
give Columbus a reputation far and
wide and will distinguish the principal
character in the episode. The particu
lars are these: 'Squire David Newson
a leading citizen of this place, lives in
the eastern limit of the city, and his
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cosy little nonie was uiongageu iu
Frank Crump, the wealthiest man in
Bartholmew county. For some time
past Newsom has been depressed on
account of not being able to pay off the
mortgage which was due. At noon
to-day the two men met at Palmer &
Maynards saloon. jsewsom iom
Crump he couldn't pay him. whereupon
Crump told him that if he (Newsom)
would go home nanea inrougu ine
streets and return the same
way he would be released of the mort
gage of f983 upon his property. Where
upon .Newsom stripped stars naiceu mm
procured an open landau, in which he
rode through tne streets to nis nome .
Here he dismounted and went into the
house. Coming out he said to the
driver. "I'm here, ain't I? and then
iumced into the landau and was driv
ven baclc to tne piace irom
which he started, where he again
donned his clothes. Comparatively few
neoDle knew what the excitement
meant. Many who saw him thought
he had been shot and was being taken
home. When the trnth finally became
known there was considerable conster
nation and amazement, which finally
terminated in amusement. It is be
lieved that Xewson will get his $983
mortgage released, as Crump is an hon
orable man and in every way responsi
ble. Besides the agreement was signed
and $100 forfeit money put up. If
any city in Indiana can give a better
sensation than a naked man going
through the streets on a thousand dol
lar wager, they are yet to b ; heard
from. It is not knoivn whether the
officers of the law will take the matter
in hand or not.
CITY DRUG STORE,
Cor. Railroad Ave. aim Third Street.
C. S. Pillsbury d Co
(Successors to F. II. Kent & CoO
Dealers in
EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO A
FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE.
Our Prescription Department is in charge of
E. W. Spencer, a graduate ot the Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy, and a practical apothe
cary of fifteen years experience. No pains will
be spared to make this branch of our business
satisfactory to our customers.
All
Drugs Warranted to
Quality.
be of the Best
Foi
iff
i MacMe
Coipj
WHITSOW & NICHOLS,
JVL LJ r 1 J-J -tU -C. Ji tU -trO K3y
AlilUTQUERQUE, N. M.
ALBUQUKRQUE, N. M.
Out of Town Orders Solicited and
Prompt Attention Given Them.
Iron and Brass Castings,
ENGINES, STEAM PUMPS, CAR WHEELS,
SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND HANGERS,
ORE, COAL AND LUMBER CARS,
GRATE BARS, ABBETT METAL.
General Foundry Supplies.
5 PER CEiT COLUMN.
DEEDS DRAWN WITH ACCURACY, also
mortgages, leases, agreements, charters, etc.
Berks & Fairfield.
LARGE CITY LOTS, 40x180. watered by acequi
as, on terms to suit buyers. Berks & Fairfield.
BUSINESS LOTS AT FAIR RATES and on ac
commodating terms. SeeBerkksS Fairfield,
OTES OF HAND NEGOTIATED, also bonds
mortgages and connty script. Berks & Fairfield.
IENTS COLLECTED ON FIVE PER CENT.
commission ; or will take buildings ourselves
on ions leases, pay rents, and thus relieve own
ers of collecting. Berks h airfield.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
TAKEN by John W. Beiks.at Berks &Fair-
heln's omce.
VOTARY PUBLIC.
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BETTER LATE THAN NKVKB.
We are glad to see that Col. Breeden
has at last aroused himself to his duty
as chairman of the Teiritorial commit
tee, sufficiently to administer a well
merited rebuke to those journals of the
Territory which, like The Review, pre
tend to be Republican, and while k?.ep-
'ing the name of the Republican nomi
nee at the head of their columns do
everything they can to injure him
The Journal called Mr. Breeden's at
tenlion to this state of affairs imme
diately after the convention, and if he
had seconded our efforts at that time
to Dut an end to thee unfair and
underhanded attacks upon Mr. Luna,
the party need not have been in such
demoralized condition as we find it to
day .
ABOUT DECMMEKS
During a trip to Lake Valley and
the Percha country, a short time since,
we were sumnsed to learn that the
local merchants purchased such a largi
portion of their supplies in California
and upon making inquiries found this
to be due to the fact that California
merchants "drummed" that country for
trade, while Albuquerque merchants
did not. Our wholesale men are not
doing as much "missionary" work of
this character as they ought to do.
Heretofore the most of thein have
had as much bueiness as they wanted
without going after it, but a little
effort, properly directed, would largely
increase the wholesale trade of the
city. The present size and importance
of Albuquerque will enable this town
now to sell goods to all the smaller
plicei in New Mexico and Arizona,
and if those who are already in busi
. ness here do not gather in this trade it
will soon be secured by new comers.
Coatentment is one of the most com
mendable of the virtues under some
circam stances, but the merchant who
is contente.! with his trade is not the
kind of a man to build up business; the
Oliver Twist fellows, who want "more"
and go after it, are the kind who make
things bjom. If every house in Albu
querque that can sell in j"b lots would
put at least one good traveling man on
the road, it would add enormously to
the asregite trade of the ton.
Specimen of Indian Skilled Labor.
Springfield Republican.
The government on the 7th of last
March gave a contract for 2,000 pairs
of brogans to General Armstrong, who
set at work nine of his Indians and
three of his colored pupils at Hampton
Institute. The government has also
ordered seventy-five sets of double plow
harnesses. Samples of the shoes and
harnesses are now on exhibition at
the store of Houghton, Coolidge & Co.,
in Boston, and competent inspectors
say that they aie so well made, both in
finish and for service, as to compete
successful wi'li the products of north
ern workmen. A. L. Coolidge pro
nounces the work' supeiior to any
which could be produced by hand by
any three men in a hundred who can
be found in northern factories. Gener
al Armstrong is hope'ul that within
five years all the shoes and harnesses
needed on the plains can be made by
Indian young meu at home, as the 100
at Hampton and the 300 at Carlisle,
besides others instructed elsewhere, be
come adept at handicraft. Those who
have already gone back from these in
stitutes are, as a rule, doing well, and
prove not only that the Indian, under
fayoring circumstances, is able and
willing to work, but that he may De
made a valuable producer and citizen
at far less cost than it takes to fight
him.
Manufacturing in the West.
From the Boot and Shoe Eecordsr.
Heretofore the eastern states have
have enjoyed the reputation of being
the great shoe manufacturing centre
of this country, and fully seventy-five
per cent, of the goods used in America
remade in this section, but we are
now hearing rumors ana raiK oi uie
west as a shoe country. Certainly, de
velopments tend that way, and the
positions and facilities are equally as
good as here in our eastern country
Take that portion of the United States
west of Chicago, and we bud it rapidly
building up. The growth in popula
tion is immense, and therefore the con
sumption of goods must'be enormous.
It is now largely supplied with eastern
goods. Take the great southwest and
a good portion of the south itself, and
we find the best of communications
with Chicago and other points in its
immediate vicinity. The country is
lined with railroads and the rivers
afford a quick and cheap transportation
to direct points. The country and the
climate are in many cases preferable to
this. Then why should not the man
ufacturing centre there?
rlRE INSURANCE AT FAIR RATES.
Old Aetna. Queen.
Berks & Fairfield.
Niagara etc.
The
are with
STRANGERS WILL BE ADVISED
k7 ,
and as
sistcd in their investments by Berks & Fair
field.
ASSAY OFFICE.
Chemical lorMtoi-v
AND
MEXICO MINING BUREAU.
Sn 1 for a copy of the Mexico Minivo Ex
pekt. a publication descriptive of our business
in detail, our terms for asj-ay and mines for
sale. BERKS & FAIRFIELD.
AlDuquerque, ix. fll.
Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting
A full line of Gas Fixtures constantly on hand. All orders promptly attended
to. and all work guaranteed.
Pumps and Pump Repairs a Specialty
Second Street, between Gold and Sliver Aveutje. New Albuqnerqao
General Agents for the Roal St. John and Singer Sewloir Machines, needles, oils and attach
ments. Orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
XGHAIGE.
JAKE MUL.LER, Prop.
This first-class Saloon and Lunch Room has asrain passed into Jake Muller's hands.
who wili make it the most popular Retreat in the city.
XjOca-iisra- house attached
Railroad Avenue, 3iew Albuquerqa
A lbuquerque, San Pedro & Golden
Stage leaves the Armijo House in Albuquerque on Holidays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at 7 o clock in the morning, and arrives on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 5 o'clock in the evening.
Passeneers received at the Armiio House, and packases at Sammis & Collines, Gold ave. & 1st St
Or. IB. DOTY, PEOP'E.
L1VLIKST TOWN WEST OF NEST YORK.
A correspondent of The New York
Produce Exchange Bulletin, who made
a trip through this country a short
time since, writes back to his paper
saying that Albuqu rque is the livliest
place he has seen since leaving ew
York, and adds lint its situa.ion can
not fail to make it the most important
point in the Territory. From his let
ter which appears in The Bulletin of
the 7th inst, we copy as follows:
The city of Albuquerque presents
the most lively appearance of any
place I have struck this side of ' iev
York. On every block in the business
part of the city, fine brick buildings
with iron fronts, are rapidly replacing
the original one story ten footers, i rom
what I have already seen and learned
I think that New Mexico and Arizona,
and probably Old Mexico are the com
ing countries for the precious metals.
A rush is taking place from Colorado
for Lake Valley, the Oscuros, and the
Eio Percha, which will, for the present
at least, give Socorro a boom; but it
seems to me that the position of Albu
querque at the junction of the shortest
Pacitic route, with the mines north and
southwest, together with the mines di
rectly tributary to it, must ultimately
make this the most important point in
the Territory.
The language of Ths Bulletin corres
pondent, in the above paragraph, ex
presses the opinion of every one who
takes the trouble to look into the situ
ation. It is now settled beyond a doubt
that Albuquerque is to be the city of
New Mexico, and eastern people are
very rapidly becoming aware of
the fact. The town has sprung
up so rapidly that the public at large,
outside of the Territory, is only just
beginning to learn of the existence of
the place and of its marvellous growth.
But a good many such letters as the
one from which we quote above are
beiDg published in eastern journals
Very Graciona.
The language of England to the
Porte is that of a man graciously ex
plaining some simple thing to a three-year-old
child. The Porte w ants to
know why England does not withdraw
her troops from Egypt, and England
replies that the temporary presence of
a certain number cf troops is necessary
to preserve order. Some of the troops,
she deigns to remark, have been with
drawn already, and the rest will go is
soon as seems best. The Porte is giv
en to understand that there has been
an unpleasantness in Egypt, and that
England has gone to considerable trou
ble and expense to compose matters,
and that just as soon as they are com -
posed bevond peradveüture and noth
ing else appears to be in the way, the
soldiers will be ordered home. This
seems to be a very clear and definite
reulv. vet it may be doubted if tne
Porte is perfe;tiy satisfied.
The Rum Qaeatien in Connecticut.
This is the way the Connecticut
Democrats treated the "rum" question
in their convention platform: "e
fully recognize the evils arising from
the abuse of intoxicating liquors. We
believe these evils may be most effect
ually checKed by the force or an en
lightened public opinion. They may
be partially restrained by wise legisla
tion, but such legislation should uot do
so oppressive or impracticable in its
provision as to trench on the personal
riahts and liberties of the citizens, and
ought not to be made a partisan ques
tion. We believe the incorporation of
a police regulation relative to the sale
of intoxicating liquors into the state
constitution to be opposed to the plain
est principles of sound government
Jult So.
The Transcript says: "If Vanderbilt,
Gould and other enormously rich men
of Nw 1 ork only had Pster Cooper's
popularity, how much more pleasant
their lives would be." If they only
had Peter Coopers air cushion, then
how mnch more, etc., etc., etc. Boston
Star.
Venu and Ad tare
On the 16th instant, at 5 o'clock in
the afternoon, says lhe hcientinc
American, the planet Venus will be in
conjunction with the first magnitude
star Alpha Scorpii, better known as
Antares, the familiar red star in the
constellation of the Scorpion. At her
nearest approach Venus i3 only eight
minutes from the star, atTd as planet
and star will be visible soon after that
time, the opportunity for observation
will be unusually favorable and will
form a delightful study. The contrast
in dimensions between Venus, when
nearly at her brightest, and a fust mag
nitude star, and the contrast in color
between the red tint of Antares and
the soft rolden hue of the planet, are
points to be noted, as well as the ex
ceeding beauty of the scene in which
the actors are sure to appear as soon as
the short autumnal twilight fades
Antares is almost as easily found as
Venus, being a brilliant red star east
of the planet. Observers will rind great
pleasure in watching their gradual ap
proach from night to night, until they
meet and pass each other on the celes
tial highway, approaching at conjunc
tion more closely than any other planet
and star have done before during the
year.
A "Stomach Invliroratar."
John Walruff, the Kansas brewer to
whom Governor St. John paid special
attention in a recent speech, is as frank
about his business as anyone could
wish. " la place of closing my estab
lishment," said ho to a reporter the
other day, " I have in the past year
added to" its capacity four times, and
have just purchased in Nebraska 10,000
bushels of barley to be shipped t once
to me in Kansas. I have quit the
manufacture of beer, and have gone
to manufacturing a "stomach invigor
ator" at my chemical woiks in Law
rence, the sale of which I find as large
and largej than ever before. I am
protected by decisions or tuo supreme
Court, which says plainly that a man
must be prepared to swear that my
stomach invigorator intoxicated hiui.
which he never can do, and the Gover
nor or State or city autnoniies uare
not interfere with my business, and
thev will not. My establishment I
value at $60,000, and no one or no law
dare confistieate it, and it will not be
done in a free country. No one has
yet undertaken to interfere with me or
my business, and I don t tinnK luey
have any desire to.-' Mr. Walruff add
ed emphatically that there was more
drinking of intoxicating liquors in
Kansas now th..n there ever was before.
A Bis -lob.
Judge Folger has undertaken to run
the treasury department on business
principles in some minor particulars, if
not in greater ones. The discipline of
the office has become notoriously lax,
but a new order of things was intro
duced last week. Clerks were instruct
ed to present themselves at the begin
ning of business hours and to remain
their until the close, on penalty of be
ing docked in their pay. They were
ordered, moreover, to work, and not
smoke, visit or read newspapers.
Leaves of absence, it is also given out,
are not henceforth lo be indiscrimin
ately granted, though probably there
will be no objection raised to New
Yorkers going home to vote. Thtse
regulations are praiseworthy, but Sec
retary Folger will prove himself a big
ger man than his predecessor if he en
forces them rigorously.
101
TO
LO Ail
ANY PART OF
sioo,ooo,
Now at Our Command,
To loan on improved real
estate, citv or county.
Will assist to build sjores
and dwellings.
Berks & Fairfield.
ON 11EAI, 1ÍSTATE SALES
AND
On all Heal Estate Transactions.
mnhliiiL'S of ail kinds at tair prices
City lots all over town on sale,
At reasonaoie raies, anu
5
per
CENT.
C01!l.i:SI0K.
TERMS TO SUIT BUYERS
Persons desirous of changing
tlieir investments in city lots can
close out, at our ofilce. at any
time.
BERKS & FAIRFIELD.
Aibuquerqtie, New Mexico.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
Railroad Company.
AMperpe Livery Stables and Transfei
FIRST STREET, NEW AITJUQTJEIiQTJE
CORRAL AND STABLES, MAIN STREET, OLD TOWN
-Vs7". Xj. thimble sz co.
Fdichols & Bowden,
Contractors and Builders
First Street.'
Estimates furnished on any class of work.
Nov Albuquerque.
CHANGE JF Tí IE!
On and after Monday.
Sept. 4, 1882, Trains vill
leave and arrive at Albu
querque as follows :
Express leaves 9:30 A.M.
" arrives 4:00 P. M.
Freight leaves 6:30 P.M.
" . arrives 5:50 A. M.
Trains will hereafter be run
on standard local time. To en
sure prompt shipment of Freight
Consignments should be made at
Depot bj 4 o'clock P. M. of each
day.
Rebellion Against tba Bom.
From the Globe-Democrat.
The "war inside of the Republican
party of St. Louis" is simply a contest
on the one hand for packed primaries
and cut and-dried nominations, and on
the other hand for a full and free ex
pression of opinion as to all candidates
and a deceut respect for individual
preferences. The men who are in re
volt against Filley simply deny his
right to force upon the party such nom
inations as he may chose to make, con
sulting only the whims of his own
mind and the good of his own pocket.
Speaking for this large element of the
Republican party, we say that there
will be neither compromise nor conces
sion this side of the utter defeat of
Mr. Filley and his gang.
Th Aurora.
Lieutenant Danenhower.in the course
of his lectore the other evening, stated
that the Aurora he witnessed in the
Arctic regions was not so brilliant as
an aurora he had witnessed In Chlpngo.
It is evident that the lieutenant has
no intention of repeating the lecture
in St. Louis.
C.
F. W. SMITH,
General Superintendent.
R. WILLIAMS.
Oen'l Freight and Passenger Agnt
ORIENTAL RESTAURANT.
Gk Gk LEHMAN", PBOP'R.
WEST SIDE SECOND STREET, BETWEEN" GOLD AND SILVER AVE
NUES. NEW ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.
Newly furnished rooms to let at the Oriental .Restaurant. Board anc lodelng; at V7 pr
week at tne Oriental Restaurant.
Oar board $5.50 per week. Tickets, good for 21 meals, $6 Single meal, 46c. At the Cri-
ential Restaurant.
O Xa 13 O J.
DEALER IX
Staple, Fancy and Family Groceries.
Front Street, between Gold and Silver avenues.
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GOODS DELIVERED.
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On South Side of
The Finest Line of Watches, Diamonds and
Jewelry south of Denver.
Constantly adding to his line of Native Filigree Jew
elry in Pure Gold and Silver.
TIT, q H a EJk
The Greatest Eecommendatioii
We have to Offer.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
JDx;y- Goods,
LADIES' AND GENTS'
In Jl"fcULClXXOXBClTJLO.
Opposite tlx? Opera. House,
MEAT MARKET.
IcCelM
&
Ban
Successors to
KLEINWORT & RAUSCH
&eep the best Meats ot all kinds Injthe Market,
ttansages a Specialty.
New Albuquerque.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HEISE & STRAUS
WHOLKHAI.K
LiporMcrs
LAS VEGAS. NEW MEXICO,
lieiiera-i m-ti r
ANHEUSER-BUSCH BEER
Carry the largest stoc. o r orw n aim Domes
tic "Whiskies. Eraudii nm- ami dinars in
ewMe MMflii;iv.
lainwrigfirs Beer.
THE VERY BEST
It Has Uo Eciual
STOVER, GRARY & GO.
Sole Agents.
Iron, Steel, Nails, Wagon Wood Work,
MECHANICS' TOOLS OF ALLKISDS.
Bridge, Beach & Company's Superior Cook Stoves
Miller's wrought iron ranges for hotels au l restaurants. The laigesi and most complete line ot
iHiiETxirsra- stoves .
in the Territory. Agents for the
Celebrated Buckeye Reaper and Hower
Manufacturers of
TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK
Price list furnished on application.
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
Mail orrters promptly attended to.
R. C. VOSE, S. C. WILSON, W. TRUMBULL,
WHOLESALE EETAJL.
ü -A. D "W -A. E3 .
STOVES AND TINWARE.
Fire Arms, Ammunition, Cutlery, Pumps,
Nails. Carpenter, Blacksmith and
Miners' Tools,
FRANZ HUNING !
DKALER IK
General Merchandise
Aim PBOPRTJCTOR OF
(LOKIETA MILLS.
Keeps always om hand a complete assort
ment of all sorts of merchandise, such ae
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Crockery, Liquor,
FURNITURE.MEDIGINES, PLOWS
TOBACCOS, ETC.
The flour Manufactured at the Glo
ieta Mills is as good as the best in the
counuT.
Plumbing and Gasfitting
Tin, Sheet-Iron and Goppervvare.
Orders !y Mail Telejfraph or Telephono promptly
(ittendecl to.
FRONT STREET, Bet. Gold and
JÍEW ALBUQUERQUE, . .
Silver Arcs
Sen Mexico
mérmkÍ mJ Willi JiN A üm&&mi9
Leading Hotel of Socorro.
BEST TABLE X 2T THE O ITT.
Telephone for guests. Office, White Oaks and Fort Stanton Stage (Com
pany. Free bus from depot to house. Elegant sample rooms on first floor.
CEO. RAYFIELD, - - - - - - Proor.
LA
CHAS. H. WALTHER
PRACTICAL
GUN and LOCKSMITH
Second-Hand
Uum and Pistol Bought and Sold
Corner Second street and Gold Avenue, Albuquerque, N.
SCOTT & BORCHERT,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN IMMENSE LINE OF
IF XT RN ITUR
Of Every Description.
Bureaus, Carpets, Sofas, Mirrors,
Parlor and Bedroom Sets, Etc, Etc.
FI1TBST LI1T.E IIsT TZHZIE CITY
Krerythliig: Kept in a First-clam Fnrnitnre Establishment on Hand.
SEW BUILDING OS FROM STREET, NEW ALBUQUERQUE.
New Albuquerque.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kind of-
CO.,
"H A RJ
Groceries, Grain and Flour a Specialty
Just receiving a full assortment oi
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, WOOLEN GOODS.
jEverybody should call and witness tho inducements offere i
house before purchasing elsewhere. All goods now.
i hi
T. L KENNEDY,
XjITEIRY- RUSTID SALE STABIjES
FRONT STREET,
The finest rigs and hearse in the city, and charges moderate.
CITY LIVERY STABLES,
FULLER & RIGHT. '
4th Street, Albuquerque, N. M.
Wholesale Dealers in Hay and Grain. Horses Bought and Sold.
Order received by telephone.
HVErs. PISHENOT
DEALER IN
STAPLE, FANCY AND FAUILY GROCERIES,
SFKINGEK HOUSE. TERMINUS OF STREET CAE LINE, OLD TOWN.
SAÍV1EV1IS 1k COLLIl)!QS9
Commission, Storage and Forwavding Mer
chants, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In j .
FLOUR, HAY, CRAIÍJ, SALT, BUTTER,
EGGS, PRODUCE, íÉTC.
All Orders Promptly Filled.
"Warerooms occupying the whole building corne- First street and Gold
avenue, New Albuquerque. j
ATJBRICHT & WAITOET
DRUGGISTS,
Railroad Avenue.
Tba largeat took ot Drug In the City.
NEW ALBUQÜERQÜ.
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