Las Vegas daily gazette., July 01, 1881, Image 4

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DAILY GAZETTE
FRIDAY, JÜLY 1, 1881.
D tllTTE GLEAXINUft.
Business is picking up.
Las Vegas will have gas next work.
The Hon Ton .Saloon is fitting up a
iM-ttt dub room.
J. W. Iove is now receiving large
amount) of fresh hay.
Charlie Dyer will move into his new
residence next Monday or Tuesday.
The shower was a God send, or any
thing tho revised edition will sanction.
Marwede, Hrumley & Co.'s new
' building is rapidly approaching com
pletion. The Park Meat Shop will be the new
one which F. Gordon will start on the
plaza just above the Pacific House.
The Trinidad Knightsof Pythias have
written to this city to secure the servi
ces of our brass band for the Fourth.
Mr. Bolton proposes to open up a
first class restaurant in Dold's black.
He will serve dinner first on the 4th of
July.
The Central Bank of Albuquerque
yesterday removed from the. old town
to New Albuquerque. That institution
is in a most flourishing condition.
The rain storm yesterday afternoon
was good but brief. It was likely the
prelude to a coming deluge. The
weather is hot enough to warrant it.
We were shown a bill of sale by Chas.
Ilfeld for 400 head of cattle bought by
him from Mr. S. Brazil of Fort Sumner.
Mr. I. will continue to hold them on the
old range.
A large number of sheep have been
purchased by new comers who intend
to engage in the ranch business. There
is evidently a correct belief that ranch
ing pays.
It is reported that Paddy Ryan who
shot Charles Walker, the Deputy U. S.
Marshal at San Marcial a few days ago
was put off the train at Ortiz station
night before last.
Dysentery among the children seems
to be contagious and is ascribed by
physicians to unhealthy drinking wa
ter. The water works would be an ac
ceptable convenience this hot weather.
The inhabitants of Greeley, Colorado,
have formed a mutual protective asso
ciation against hail storms. Hail ap
pears to be as destructive to crops along
the base of the 'mountains as chintz
bugs are in the States.
"Six-Shooter" Smith, who under
took to run a rival town to that of the
A. T. & S. F. R. H. at Deming, and
who was boss of the squatter town on
the Texas & Pacific R. R.'s grant, is
among the late distinguished arrivals.
The Trinidad Timex says that if a
sufficient number of parties will come
Trainmaster Saunders, of Raton, will
run a special train from Las Vegas to
Trinidad to bring parties who wish to
attend the Fourth of July celebration
here..
It is probable that the Knights of
Pythias of this city will not accept the
invitation of the Trinidad lodge to cele
brate the Fourth in that city. The Las
vegas lodges of Odd Fellows and
Knights each have committees ap
pointed to confer as to whether or not
the members of those orders shall pa
rade on that day. If the Odd Fellows
decide to parade the Knights will join
them.
J. S. Morgan is in the city and has a
desk scheme on foot which is worthy
the attention of hotel men. He will
put up jm elegant desk in a hotel free of
cost provided he will bo allowed to use
the front above the desk for business
cards. Tho whole will be neatly fin
ished and prove an ornamental and
useful piece of furniture. Messrs. Mor
gan and Jcffers will visit our hotel and
business men to-day and discuss the
subject.
Dr. Ed. Morly came up from the
Gallinas Mining district yesterday
bringing with him some of the finest
copper ores that we have seen m the
city. The rock has every appearance
of that from the Mogollons, and it is
not unlikely that when shafts are
down as deep as ' they are
in the vicinity of Clairmont
as big assays may be obtained. Two
shifts are at work on the brag claim of
the district, the "Deadwood," and it is
expected that returns as high as fifty
ounces in silver and forty per cent, cop
per to the ton will be secured from the
shaft, now down about twenty feet.
Work is progressing on the "Pride" and
"Red Cloud" claim.
The increase in the value of wool
makes the woolgrowers who held their
wool, feel good. The depression was
enly for a time and was caused by the
heavy wool operator in the east, in or
der to gather up the small clips in tho
eastern and middle states. After those
had been gathered up, tho manufac
turers had to raise the price in order to
induce the large wool growing countries
of the went to disgorge. This state of
affairs is liable to take place every
spring, but not so liable to occur in the
fall as shep in the Eastern States are
not clipped in the fall. It would be
well for our sheep men to study this
question á little. It might save them
much money.
ANOTHER WBITK,
Robert Willi, n Brakcnutn Inilmill Y !
Killed- HU Body llnrlni 1'nder
lh Itebrlii
Yesterday forenoon about 11 o'clock j
as the freight train No. ion, Conductos i
W. W. Finlej- was pulling through what ;
is known as the Ortiz cut, a part of the j
train was ditched. The place where j
the accident occurred was about Iwoj
miles and a half this side of Ortiz sta
tion, and a broken wheel caused one j
car to jump the track dragging fifteen
others. The sixteen cars were heavih j
loaded with coal, iron and ties and
were badly smashed up, making a ter
rible wreck that will require twenty
hours to remove.
The head hrakeman Robert Watts
was found to be missing and his body
was discovered deep down under the
debris. He must have been instantly
killed and it was not till late in the af
ternoon that in was recovered. Mr.
Watts had been at work on the line on
ly five days when he was killed, having
made his first run on the 2"tli of June.
He was formerly on the I., C. & S. L.
Jl. R. and the boys who had become
acquainted with him thought well of
him. He has a brother residing in
Chicago to whom the sad news was tel
egraphed rs also to his father, who
lives in Ohio.
As soon as the news of the wreck was
received here, Train Dispatcher Sharp
telegraphed Road Master Bound at
Wallace who immediately set out ith
a wrecking train anfl a gang of work
men, and they were at once set to work
clearing up the wreck.
A wrecking car was attached to tin
Pacific express in this city yesterday
noon and a lot of workmen went down.
Charlie Dyer, Master of Transportation
went down to the scene of the acci
dent. ladian l'inclim.
An Indian is a queer animal. Even
the alleged civilized reds are full of
meanness, and it is bound to crop out.
The Pueblos, down the Rio (irande
valley, who are supposed to be quite re
spectable, have recently exhibited
symptoms of sheer cussedness. On sev
eral occasions Chief Train Dispatcher
Sharp has found it impossible to work
the wires beyond a point just below
Sandia Station, south of Wallace. Com
munication has thus been interrupted
several times during the past two
weeks, and no cause could be assigned.
Finally one of the line fixers discovered
that some of the Pueblo Indians have
found it a source of amusement to
climb the poles and admire the coun
try. By way of diversion they have
chosen to take up with them old wire
used in baling hay, and have tested
their ingenuity in tying up the wires,
bunching them together and entwining
the wire around them. Thus a ground
connection is made, and this sport of
the noble red men occasions not a little
inconvenience and is provocative of
many cuss words from the operators.
We should be found thoroughly in sym
pathy with Train Dispatcher Sharp did
he "send a loving message1' to the
meddlesome reds in the shape of an
electric shock, else break their ground
connection.
James Small, cheif clerk of the rail
way mail service in New Mexico, went
down yesterday to attend to mail mat
ters on the El Paso branch, Beginning
with to-day the railway service will be
put on from Rincón Juntion to El Paso.
This will be good news to the people of
Las Cruces and the Mesilla valley.
Heretofore all mails have gone via
Deming and from there over the South
ern Pacific R. R. to Afton, from which
point they have been taken by the mail
carrier on horseback or by buckboard.
By the old arrangement mails wen?
very irregular, but now good service
will be rendered on the branch as well
as along the entire length of the A. T.
& S. F. system in the Territory. Mr.
Small is doing a good work in attend
ing to matters on his division, and is
deserving of great thanks for the faith
ful watch that he keeps over Ihe mails.
The Mnritn Unll.
The opening ball of the Hotel Maden
in Albuquerque on Wednesday evening
was a big social event and a grand suc
cess. Nothing was left undone by the
Maden Bros,, the proprietors, and Mr,
H. S. Buntin, the manager, who is kind
ly remembered by many people in this
city, to make it an event long to be re
membered. The Albuquerque people
turned out in good style, the Atlantic &
Pacific railroad boys were out in full
force, and there were a number of peo
ple from other cities, several going
down from Las Vegas. Between two
and three hundred people were in at
tendance including many ladies. A
good string band furnished the music
and dancing was kept up till an early
hour. An excellent champagne sup
per was furnished. The Maden opens
most auspiciously and has a large pat
ronage. Capt. J. J. Fitzgerrell, the live real
estate man has just issued 10,000 circu
lars which will be distributed ail over
the States in the interest of his busi
ness particularly and the town and Ter
ritory generally. It describes in brief
the advantages of the large amount of
lands, ranches and town lots in his
hands for sale, and the business oppor
sunities awaiting investment?.
PERSONAL.
Judge Bol wick is back again,
Col. J. A. Lock hart is at home.
Joseph Bush, of Ogden, is in t n
Win. MeCarty. of WiseonMit. is
town.
R. G. McDonald has gone down
Deming.
to
Hon. Miguel A. Otero left for E! l'aso
yesterday.
lion. Juan Delgado, of Santa IV. is
in the city
. S. Johnson, of Topeka. is stop-
,. . i, . i
ping at the Depot Hon!,
' '
.ames I,. ( amies, ot lrentoti. Mo., is,
t'oimiiiiv -it tl,,i t "i.1i,il.klIo!el !
shopping at tin M. An iioi..-itou .. I
O. Huble, Forest, Ind., and I. Dai k-
ington, San Francisco, are stopping at
the Sumner House.
Benigno Romero ami son went down
to Belen and Socorro yesterday. They
fvil! be back Sunday.
Judge Steele has been quite sick for a
few days, and is confined to his bed.
lie will not be able to get about until
the last of the week
Clarence Wells and C.M.Williams
returned from Albuquerque yesterday,
and are enthusiastic oyer tin Hotel"
Maden opening ball.
T. B. Murdoch, of the Vumuionwcailh,
is over from Santa Fe. He has not
wholly recovered from his injuries in
the wreck of a few days ago. -
II. Jeffries and wife are at the Depot
Hotel. Mr. J. is acting as superintend
ent of eating houses on the line of the
A. T. & S. F. in the absence of Mr.
Phillips in Europe.
Mrs. S. B. Davis, of the Exchange
Hotel, Santa. Fe.. accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Byington, of Leavenworth,
and her son, Sammy Davis, came up
from Santa Fe yesterday.
Charlie Prindle has resumed his po
sition as night clerk at the Depot Ho
tel, after a Hying trip to Kansas City,
lie isn't married yet. or at any ratu
ydn't bring back his wife.
Frank Moor.-, the popular conductor
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in the construction department of tin
A. T. S. F.. went East yesterday will
his wife. They will remain in
Sandii--'
'
kv, Ohio, until construc tion t rains be- '"" " accomu a i.e. mio.m
gin running on the New Mexico & Ari-1 ot t,l,' nry.
zona R. R., when Mr. Moore will re-; As is shown by the establishment of
turn. i Ihe new stage route from Las Vegas to
Col. A. S. Johnson, land commission-1 'i'aos it is not ihe policy of Secretary
erof the A. T. & S. V. R. returned James to deprive the people of this
home yesterday after stopping for two j Territory of mail facilities. But o dis
weeks at the Hot Springs. The Colonel tribute it more generally over the conn
had heard rumors of the frightfully hot "'.V and to supply points that have hith-wcatic-r
in the Kansas metropolis and ! iTb been without mail service. The
thought it :m economical plan to take I advent of railroads and the running of
his sweating in Topeka rather than pay ! fnmk lines through the entire length
for it at the llo'f Springs. Col. John-! md . bread t h of the land has made many
son is very much improved in health by changes nccessray. Old routes have
hie stay at our wonderful sanitarium. been cut to pieces by the railroad mail
and only leaves on account of pressing I service and therefore new lines nil!
business in his office. He is obliged to have to be established. The line from
go to Washington to attend to inipor- tlds city to Taos is one that is badly
tanl matter. HI- daughter. Miv. ! needed and has been for some time. If
Scull, who went to the Snrms to be i will open ill) Mora rountv, one of the
treated for poisoning from wild ivy, is
nearly cured, and will return home on
Monday.
TIi A'bIciii,v I'nlr.
1 Here was a much larger attendance
. ., , , T- , ,r .i, .
at the Academy rair at laca Hal! last
evening than on the opening night. All !
the chances in the ditl'erent articles to j
be awarded by lot were disposed of, and
not a little interest was excited in tin
allotment of Ihe prizes. The lucky
ones were :
Easy chair A. A. Keen. j
Pickle jar Dr. E. H. Skipwith. j
Pair vases Mace Oriswold.
Perfume casket A.. A. Keen. j
Mesides these a number of art icles of
lesser value were drawn. Mrs. U. J. j
Holmes was the guesser and winner ofj
the cake and ring. j
Dr. Skipwith donated his prize to ihe '
management of the fair and propose! 1
that it be presented to the most popu-j
lar lady. Voting immediately began to
decide this question of popularity, the ;
two favorite candidates being!
Mrs. J. Kosenwald and Mrs. j
M. A. Otero. It was unfortunate that
voting Avas not commenced earlier in
the evening before people began leav-
ing, but as itAvasóTü votes
Avcre cast
(luring me nneen minin.es inai hk
polls a ere open. The following were
the vote of the, leading candidates:
Afiv .1 Uoenwulil :,(!.
Mrs. M. A. Otero'LMO.
Miss lielle Teats was awarded abeau-
i : p.-i i - -i í .. ... .i!....i.. ii.. t
lian loncL i sei, aeeoKtin o me iciuru.s 11 j 1 c . ,i,, , T mi i . , . .
t .i . i Í'M Oil to í'u'uiuc !1 IjOII SAL!-.. I he liest piiyuij- and best pat
on the voting for the most popular i L.'11L, 11 1 . M I iitllilb lOl i H ronized saloon in the city.
Ivoníio-bulv II . J. J. FlTZCrEUUELL,
i .Aouii i.ui,). lOjmh ' ' ! Tho live real cslato lujent, Jiockhart's Mock,
The receipts for last evening were ! lo .upstairs. 7-1-t f
considerably in excess of those on JVcd -
nesday evening, the several bazars be-
ing liberally patronized. Many hcav
signature were placed , in Ihe auto
graph album, and .the subscriptions to I
the building fund were "consequently in- j
ere ase il. j
During the evening Mrs. Kennedy, !
Miss Teats and Mr. Giles Kellogg sang j
a trio, and Mr. Kellogg sang several '
solos. Trof. Stone presided at the
piano.
The literary exercises consisted of
recitations, "Iiide of Jennie McN'cal," i
Josie Stoops. !
"Curfew,'' 'Ada Allen.
"Polish Boy," Bertie Oarrnrd.
A line lot of Corduroy Havana's re- i
ceived yesterday at Marcellino & Bof- I
fas. 7 - i - ','t:
T, .. . .. . ,. ... , .
For nutty, boiled linseed oil and win-
1 mar l j c, .-1 tvj-t. 4 . K I .-. r. C 1 Alr.. .
now 10 unv sioie oi cs-
che.
3-221 f
Kan NiuKMi nUlrirt.
Mr. Barlow, financial editor of the
Xt-w Viii l 1! rnhl p.icd :nt yesterday
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i mi i-.um.. i ....... . ii.. ;.. ....i
le l- y,-
urn in
from . iU to the San Si
non imuni'
j district where he lias been ramini;ig
j the properties i;i which he and a num- '
ber of fellow journalists of New Yok '
are interested. Mr. W. II. Henry a !
year or more ago became interested in
-
several mining properties about Shakes-
peare and associated with him mem- r
! . . ,r , , l .1 r
bers oi the U- raUl corps ;unl others of
I his friends. . The early pari of the year ;
! Air Ilenrv's f-itlier v 'm l-m li-nl m-i'iv '
Ur' U( I,,atllin,'") Lah ,U' 1,M J5 '
' years experience m the mining districts :
r . , ' .. . . ,i . i i :
ot the Pacific Mope, went there to look .
.,1(.r (mh. jllterests. Development
. , , . ,. , , , !
thus farhas clearly indicated that they :
have deposits worth sinking for, and i
the company has determined to put i: j
'.more money and push development. !
Plans and specifications for a big síami 1
1 " ' '
mm are now oemg prepared ami uic
company roposes to build the mill ai
once. The great drawback to Shakes
peare is lack of water, and the llirtüd
coterie has negotiated with a San Fran
cisco man to sink for water. They will
put down several wells and will secr.e
enough water for milling or general
purposes. This company is doing a
grand, good work for the San Simon
district and together with the, Messrs.
Carroll and Mr. (olmore of the "Supe
rior" company will be instrumental in
bringing it out.
A commission is being talked of as a
new method of letting the mail con
tracts for the western country. This
commission is to consist of three per
sons. One 1') be chosen by tho post
ollice department at Washington, a
second is to lie chosen by the President
and is to be, a resident of the Territory
or State in which the contracts are to
be le't. These two commissioners are
then to chose a third member. .These
three men then are to meet in the prin
ciple city of the territory and open all.
the bids for mail contracts and deter
mine upon them. This scheme when
I closely examined is not, a bad one. The
n''ber of the commission resident in
I 4 1. .. IP ! ! ..I 1.1 1
l lie lerruory or Mate woulu have an
excellent opportunity of showiim' thr
M f ,iie people. He. could make
! i i jt j-..i i. i i . i i
richest in the Territory. The country
around Taos, rich in mines, will also be
supplied by this line. It will supply a
greater number of people, with but one
i . in-,. .,.,,,.( .,i.. .: i.
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i tn. in any other ot lie short lines,
Him:!. Aliítl V.ILH.
a:!'.;' 1 1 . '.;;(,.
V. It. tiimcan, St. Louis; II";, ry K. ILtiisi-,
Wntkiiia, E. L. Hunt, N. Y. Ileimh, Wis.; ('.
Moody, rremtt. A. T.; T. 1!. Minvlocl, Tope
ka; n. M ini' Y, Si. .loe; T. Juir, Alch:.,on;
Mr-;. II. 15yin.-toii, Leavciivorlh; Mrs. i. II.
v'ih, Sam l)a1s, i-:ti!la JV; Harry Arai.Oron.v,
Top'ku.
ST. MCHOl.A.i lOTl.r,.
Jan. H. (iii'icf, 'I liütmi, Sfe.; Wt !. Mcl.'ai
ty, Wiscmsin; A. tirttolbach, (santa Fe; 1.
AiTíi'-írorn-, '! ui-'-.pii; ('.V.. Frrl'i. 'ronr'kn.
SlIMNI'.lt HOI'S
Kort .-(, iai.; F.
(i. 1 i lililí'
Fiionvuio.
WEW DEHTAIL ROOMS
Of Dr. 3cGrn,w.
Onen Jnlv ."H
over Herbert's new
! o ri lo-s.1 1 , re .e.iwwl ifinm. . .4 ,il.i-r.
; o"-fí(.í-l f
noi
Snioke
Billy's C
Havana.
iOi'.;e
cigaiT-. jnire
-Tll.;t l-...i.O-e,l ! fi'iwli rl nf iln'vu. .,,,.1
j ,iíís , M.inH.iKnt) & iV;UaV,
! fll
'The placo to Irado !
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; ' 11 lili lí VO.'! ()-
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At
Isidor Stern's.
Stock is fatter now than for two
years past.
Tour kinds of imported macaroni just
received at M:rcelliiio & Holla's. '
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(nito an excitement Avas created the
other day on Centre street. Two rea-
f iemen Av cre Avalking up the street and
notice
lotieed that there avis ouite -i -row, t'
iota. ( u mat tnue was quite a loud ot
nen, twenty ladies more or less, and
numerous .small boys, 'ioJ lowing them.
They turned to ascertain the cause, and
V 1 J -!ls "yor those
iI: "a,m vlZa ,,,U,""(1 fli s,i!í,,nr
- lUI,'1 - v - : ,5-!t-;!'
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g.iljt IUa or ot those
' Puro Las Angeles honey cheup
. Marceiliuo & Holla's.
! Cream lomonjule nt Biíly's. ', ó-Ttf
Waníed-ror Sale-Far Rent-Lost. :
ll'.IVTli'l-
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!e hundred llli-ll tu lillV
pick unit Mi ! at Marwede. llnmd" v
C'h'n. i-:.'-:;i
r ANTI;1)A N, t,.,.- ,.nt-.- mimo,
. iiiuU'iy. ' o rl wp.
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WAVI'KI'rilvo,',r,t!'rr.mi;'l','r','1".' V,'"'
f f inn HUM IMMKTJ? II :i ."Htt mil jiijm-
cías -vm npplv At Woottcn'a planing mill.
-Tlt - ZZ'-L.
Tui- s a I. --'.: ?. The niiti-i .ami
- LilllliM Hie lio will l.HS Waft. KlKjiliiB lit I
it i:.,.;ierj's üm-, uu-tha 'de ot ihe plum,
' . . . - ...-..""'tiL- j
!" sAI.r A (';( ice lot . Mexican r.uilcd, ,
r tbo-om-bly br.,k and in 11.... morkiitjr
r-milui:.. Apnly n Ki-ank A. Make. Knur I
v-s..s. x. Mxic-. -l7-tr
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s A i.K A etna Lili'.ni inn ..ck :ii'... Mnr-
V vn, Vil.' sis Sc-iIp Oimvany puti'.rii,
- m,. - í;h u v.,uwU. jw.. a m-y . i'.
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r.vnnU liy l-, U. Ki!i!-
1í,:í1;, u-,-k!",V"i':',;v'" ' fv"''1' vlh''rr
JL1 in oil' Was-ii! MoiMil cnin'J.. I' .r
nrüuT i. rt i cu lit r-i iin:uno ol"
ooMixoO n. n.vr.A.
AXTOMOI). UACA,;
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Upper Las VOifRS.
17011 AI.E Filie smoK riuich, pooil ranirn,
j pli'iity ni' liiiinin wiik'r, ha k goo i liónuo
ami o.'itíiI. Wiil Im bul. I mi- c;ili, or i-.nitlo
nikca I 'i cxoliaiiirij Apply to H..IÍ.- UrCiWiiinj
Kiist I.as Vegas. 't j . ' S'L'itf.
ITyO'il SAI.K HC:l llalij the iai-cst uilil bust
j amlijiiicu hall in tliu 'l t i ritm-y , íiroviflcil
wilh K'jpiliiiap scenery, drop curtuinB, tt:
('..HI.. .Vita..... ;.. -..l,J;.wr t nn.l..
Catllii 0't.lwep tiikeu in cxvlianfic or tin egiv
i'ii on paymiiUlH, AtUlicss A. J. liaua am!
Clius. lii'L'liU a Vciias
"i-l-ll. .
I710K liKXT. The (rut store in Ihe VVesehe
J liuildlTijLt on the pln.ii, at present occupied
liyK K. Jlvrberi. i. I'm rear. Anplv to the
proprietor. C. R. WEMl'HE.
... ofy-tr.
"lOlt KENT. IToti l on pinza, now known as
AJ Ihe National lintel, will Im rented to re
.spoiisilil:; parln s, either 1iriis!n il or iinf'ur
nisli.'il. Anplv to :
ft-:Kf ("HAS. ILFE1VD.
ÍTIL'ItXI-lIfcl i:o(.ijrS 'JO KliXT. Apply to
-MlS. .lll.l'J'; JluljljdU. OlipOCitO llAlCTI'fci
o I lice.
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J.J. FITZGERRELL,'
THE UVE HEAL ESTATE MAN,
Las Vcas,;N. 31.
i i.
1 i.iíiriell, Hie Itvv real cstiue man,
uis lor will' il laro nViiiilKH" nlfino liusinops
niul desiraliltó resideuce lots in dittVrent piirts
of the new am! old portions of tlie city.- J'ar
t;e. tvoUiiiK in c;'tiiiei:tt'. in real catate, liusi
lii'ss ehi.ni'i's, Imsini'ss uní-i rtwellinjr honres,
should call m l iizyerrcll; lie tun accoiuiiio-
e.mc tllrlll. H W
I-or sale, :w iln.ry and ivurilr.iiiiiK farm vcrj
cheap, two niiit-n from the city,'
Onu Imsiliess noust on l.ineoln Hti'i". t at' a
liana, in.
ai) livery or .ale staMe. nt a hnnritin.
iivn di'Sii able ioni- room cot I ujt i av it l) .nod
ttone cellars each; on o on .Main' mid other on
r,tli utrei I, at a lini'ain. Will i i ill 1'ui' ."a per
e-ni. on llie invc-lmciit.
One hotel tiunif hen f.-.oiiplolc. Hits nil tin
Imsini FR it can iieeoniinodatc.
One hot"l paying ;'o l'cr cenl. on I lie Im ("-a-r.ieiil.
( tin- liusini ss house en Lincoln avenue will
pay ."ill per cent, on investment.
liusines-i house and lot on Uuilroad :. emu1
that reals hy the yt.ir J'oj- ;iil jier cent, on in
Aostment. ,
l''ivci'oom hoeso imd lot nciir the depot,
rent ins 1:r twenty dollars pot- month, l'rir-c,
;-'i(ii'.
A spl.'niiid new residenee. li rooms, Í lois,
reni injf for !iú por cent, on nni snneni. Price
1.51)').
.Uuaiiiuss honce and lot ou itailroud avenue
at a linrgain, n-nl itix lor iVi per cent, ori invest
nieni. (trie of the licst cmii'T lots and liiiHiness
lioiiáL-s in the city for sale at u Laryain. Cull
and see.'
t have vacant lots for ualu oa Uailnaid ave
nue, C; ntrn street, L'.ncolu uvenue, Kihtl'
street and (li'inid avenue, in the heart ot the
cuy al a oai'tiiiin. Cull and see.
)ne of the lineal ji-nrdeu í in New Mexico. A
ran- chime ' for a nuntni r nod ll.irist to make a
firtune.
1 have for sale the most iinsiralil.' business
properly and stack of 'rocerics, on Centre
street. I'ai't payment down, Lalanoe on time.
Very cheap. Owner wunt-t to turn hisalii n
tion to niiiiin.
J'or pale One rti'taui-anl, one saloon, otm!
:! am rueudry and one dru'i store. For ptir
tn".:!:,rs c.ill.
For Wil. .ii (eoll'rKiu ami Luccio'sjicw ud-diiion-.
'I'hi se m-p very desirable restdence
'.I'iiey ciitei-I'ne mai-ki t cheiip. 'l'l,cro Is
luily one liuiiiircd per cent, proiii in these
I. ns us an i u cstanail, wllh'ai tin- next six
months.
1 have residence property and lots for sale in
nil parts of the city. Examine my lift Lei'onj
purchnsinjr.
1 hiive lor sale in Mills Í: Chapman's addition
to the Hot Sprints; Th'-se lots will be sold
cheap.
I have I'.in.-ains to oifer on Main. Lincoln
and Dou.jIiis .iireet-". also ou ion HilL that
AVill pay li-ii'i iil to DO per cent, on the invest
ment. I have for sale a larye tuiialier of the most
..li siraUio lot.i at tlej Hot Sprinj;,'s that will be
i soin eneap.
! I have lor sale the linrst stock and farinini
j ranch in cw Mexico, (loinniamlinu' the atten
i lin of ei.niudif-'f ami c; !oni;t. Apply for piir-
::cii!a,-.
I al. o have for s.ile several line slock ranches
l ie. the ilili 'cfi'til port ions of the Territory.
roii jticvr.
j A nniaii.'i' e," desirable business housi s on
j the niffcreiit business slreets of tho city, also
; oltic.'S, restai'.iMnts and ilwclLnjr.. If you want
to rein pi-operty call.
i-.i I'lemlii t ftntl" tiie Lost, business chunc'S
are alwavii to be hud bv callintr on
.1. J. FlTtiEUULLL,
Lo( !ihart's block, ii siitirs.
A rare chanco for a few days: Two valua
ble lot s bet wc( n St ii and Aceijuia street , jK.'5(l
each, in Taonthlv pnviecnts.
.1. .I. rtTZllEKHKLL,
The Live Ileal E.dute Aiieot. LocLhart's liloc-k.
upstairs. IWH-lw
I.AOlí SALE Tho lluenii Vista Town (Jonipa
J1 n, v '.-." lots, the most desirable lots in tho
north part of the city, will bo sold cheap. Just
in llic market. J. J. FlTZGEUl'L'LL.
, The Live Ilea! E.-tato Aa-ent, Lockhari's lilocU.
i fjpstií
irs. c-am
'.m k.at.v-.u i.,.', i .,...,,
! J; let, .loxirn) féct, on Maine st'.. for iy.ur'.
J. J. FITZCEUltKLL.
Th" Leal labile Aueni, Lockhart's Itlock, Hp
Stairs. e-SMit
jf-iKK.vr: IiAltfJAl.V.-Elsrlit IIuiKlri-d
y X lolliii-H worth of niillinery goods, pur
chi'scd rem ntly, av j 1 1 be wild for two hundred
and fii'ti ill. liars if sold at once.
J. J. FITZGEHUELL.
The live real estate atauf. Lockhart'a block,
npslairs. ti-iill-ir
vyANT Ll).-Houses. 1'arties hvi
' ,M ,h''' 1!inir ' '1,u
havu era! ümaira s tor suen.
in;,' small
once. I
j. .LFjTzr.EmiELL,
The i;v real e-tnte meitt, Lockhm-t's block,
il'taif. iKUMf
rP w THOITH.VXII HOLLATtS.-AVlll buy one
()1-tl, huudsomcst residence properties in
t:... c:tv. ianre roonm and nlontvof closets, lot
, tifty foot I rout, and In one of the best iiciit-h-
"-'I''O'is m tne i-uj
rur.
j. j. r 1 1 ii i i.iiii r.iij,
The live íviil estato imcnt, Lockhurfs block,
T T Tll'll-l.lililil-lT
upfdairs. . U-'Jd-tf.
S icf Keif T.eer.
On Harry's birthday, Friday evening,
after six o'clock at Chapman Hull.
Como onp' ,,on, n11'
U-30-2t
fl T Umirrhtnn (
U. h. 114UPUH,Í
( BOTH TOWN'S.)
HEADQUARTERS
'- To-day for
ui,
SULKY
HAYRAKES
-AMI
Lyman Barbed Wire Fencing,
Mr. Ifbuglon makes a specialty of
Agricultural Implements and Fencing
Wire, and keeps only those kinds which
time has ppven to bi the best. Persons
Ih town to-day kAvisliing anything in the
implement lipe will do well to consult
Houghton, ''.p
t CALVIN FISK,
Real Estate and Stock Broker,
Notary Public and
oFFK T IN OI'TIC It LOCK,
MAST LAS VKOAS. NEW MEXICO.
()itio. block, ennu'v Iiul i and iraiid av
umic, oiiposittt SuniiK-r Houce, olVcr tho tol
lowiiiR vuluahlo iriijurtv for sale:
Sumnur H'iutC, which rcntn for $170 per
nxinih. nd four lotn; prlcf., All. (00.
Two s-tory stole-Iniildue,'. Ih-Ick front, rr!cc
lil.ouii; íviils fur fliTi j.cr muiitli.
liie-iiiess liou-io iin.i lei, m: I'.aili-md avi-nue,
i.rlco 4,ó00; rents $110 ir mmuh.
Large mono lmlidii.K, hric.k front, all new,
rents for wi per intuitu, price $3,0.1.
l.'osidcncd pnipe ty. nix larce i-ooidh. tiro
l den lets and piod lcii ii; price tt 1 . lioo
Jli.usc, two lot?, ihe idiiius, fenced with nice
wirti fence, pi ice $1 ,2(1(1.
WuümU'iici', two hits, finir ro(im, price $S00
lesld(iiH(Mix rooms, renta frr$4S por month;
price $1,5'!!'.
House, two lols, six nice ninniH, print) 91, Mnl.
Hiinse, ttt ii IntM, three nice rooms liiriii.-dieil
eonuiletii, old chenp lor eauli.
House, six r.iuiii c.il nice lnl rloi-i' o m-pnt,
jii-ico 91,000. .
IliisiiieH.s houtie and I..: on st reel. Kailroad,
price ü;!,0,)0.
líiisiiics Iioiim Mini lot, hric.k IVntu., nrici
$l.i:on. i'c!idid c 'rner lucuíioii cari-iüe nhop and
leside'iee on liailmad nvenoe, price Hi-j.noit.
I.ufiiiiesi) lot: Oncol the, lirrM b.iMiiee-i lot.ain
I.U8 pkiis, next l" J'iivii. .V. Itartlelt 's, price
l,2.-)0.
Two nice hiiilneHs luis clono to San Miiincl .
Xnlional Ihmk $1,000 nch.
lU'SlXK-iS CHAM T v..
For Hide: One hotel fiiriiUhuil, tfood liver
stable, two s.iloons, two íCHlmiranU, stock of
groceries, stoco leuine and lot,, rc ldence lots,
in the Aari.'iw purls of the city.
For mile at the Hot springs:' Four residences.
For rent at the Hot -ipiintrs; One residence. .
'three residences for rent in a desiiahle part
.f La Vi-Ras.O-l.Vtr
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Thai in Supplying you with
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We do it with as little trouble to
yourselves as possible. -
AYE EMPLOY
A m:m especially for the jmrpo.se of
measuring your rooms for Carpets and
your windows for the hades yon desire
to put up. We also make Window
Shades any required Aviilth or length,
and all you have to do is to select the
desired pat tern or style. We also sew
your Carpets and lay them down, and
do everything in a workmanlike man
ner. Yoii also have the advantage of
selecting from Ihe most extensive Stoek
in Las Vegas. One trial will demon
strate what Ave can do.
JAFFA BROTHERS.
J. S. Credit, the popular' barber at .
the Exchange Hotel, has employed
Louis Valiqnette, who has enjoyed the
reputation of being the . best tonsorial
artftt in Toronto, Canada. ;Come and
see him. ' "- ' t , V 0-25tf
r ' i . ' . j ; -. : .
Th? traveling jubito;' will find every
thing.llrst-class at the Grand View Ho
tel. ... . .. " " ,, " ,;
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' MilkpuDehntBílly'p. C7tf
Larpets, Window Shades