Las Vegas daily gazette., July 03, 1881, Image 4

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SASETTE LEAXIHC.
Be careful where you throw fire
crackers.
The County Commissioners will meet
in regular session next Monday.
Travel is on the increase, as is indiea
t'd ly the mimbar oí hotel arrivals.
People are casting about lively now
for something to do and somewhere to
go to-morrow.
A i umber of people will spend the
Fourth in the suburbs in the qujet lit
tle burg of Santa Fe in particular.
The wife, two children and mother of
Wm. P. Campbell of the (íazettk force
arrived on yesterday's train from Fair
field, Iowa.
If you want a good square meal go to
the St, Nicholas Hotel. Another of
those excellent Sunday dinners will be
given to-day.
Evidently there was something wrong
with the eastern mail yesterday, both
the paper and letter mails being re
markably light.
It is reported that the body of the
missing butcher, John Berger has been
found down the Pecos river, twenty
five miles south of Ft. Sumner. It was
very much decomposed.
We call attention to the new furni
ture advertisement of Robert Torey &
Co. They have a well selected stock of
furniture, queensware, bar fixtures, etc.
They also make a specialty of under
taking. W. Codman and E. W. Sebbcns left
on yesterday's train for the Pecas,
where they will spend several days
hunting and fishing. They were well
supplied with fishing tackle, guns and
provisions.
Andrew Drake, the coutractor and
builder, will leave for Deming to-morrow.
He goes prepared to do all kinds
of contracting and jobbing. He will
take contracts with everything furnish
ed or will furnish all the materials
needed.
Too much precaution cannot be pre
served by those who celebrate the
Fourth with fireworks, to guard against
a conflagration. The reckless throwing
of tire crackers, on the roofs of build
ings and sidewalks, is likely to kindle a
blaze not easily extinguished.
Mr. J. G. Stocks, the popular cigar
man of the east side, has just received
a letter from his family in Oakland,
stating that his wife is very sick. He
will sell out to the first man that comes
along. This is a good chance for some
one who ucsires to go into a paying
business.
The Gazette is justly proud of its
enterprise in giving the people of Las
Vegas and the passengers on the Atlan
tic and Pacific expresses, particulars of
the attempted assassination of Presi
dent Garfield. Two extras were pub
lished, one at 9 a. ra. and another, with
full particulars, at 4 p. m. that were
distributed free.
Owing to the Ortiz wreck, there went
two regular A. T. & S. F. trains de
tained in the southern country. One
reached this city yesterday afternoon,
three hours late owing to delay from a
hot journal down the valley. It was
mixed train, carrying a part of the de
layeü Irish mail. Another train carry
ing no passengers, but taking the mail
and the express matter arrived late in
the evening.
Dr. S. B. Merkel and wife arrived
from Idaho Springs, Colorado, Friday
and are stopping at the St. Nicholas
Hotel. They have come to make Las
Vegas their home and the Doctor will
devote his entire attention to the up
building 6f the Hot Springs as a resort
for tourists and a sanitarium for inva
lids. He has had a great deal of expe
rience in this direction, having visited
all the principal bathing places iu Eu
rope and materially aided in the growth
and advancement of the Hot Springs of
Arkansas and Idaho Springs, Colorado.
He intends to make an analysis of the
water and also have it thoroughly test
ed by some of the best professors of the
east. The railroad company will also
be interested in the matter and the ex
tensive acquaintance of Dr. Merkel
will go a long way in turning the tide of
tourists in this direction.
FUlilnff Parly.
Yesterday's south bound train bore
with it Harry Kelley, Ned Gross, John
W. Nowers and P. L. Cooley, who pro
pose to spend several days on a fishing
and hunting excursion. The boys were
well heeled with fishing tackle, guns
and provisions, to say nothing at' all
about the bottled goods that were likely
hid away among the rest of the traps.
The field selected for operations is
about twelve miles above the old town
of Pecos. This part of the valley is
very beautiful and abounds in many
kind of tho larger game. The river is
also full of trout. The Gazette wishes
the boys a successful hunt and a pleas
ant time.
John J. Connor, of hemorrhage of
the lungs, at 8 o'clock p. m., July 1st.
Mr. Connor came to this city several
years ago much reduced by consump
tion and for a time revived and bid fair
to get entirely well, but the fell destroy
er had sapped his vitality and he finally
fell a victim to its ravages. He was an
excellent shoemaker, an honest and an
upright man and was well liked by all
who formed his acquaintance. He
leaves a wife to mourn his loss. The
remains were shipped east on yester
day's express.
FIRED.
Furnaces of the (Jas Works Lighted up
Yesterday.
(tas to be Turned on in Several Days.
Yesterday afternoon at 4:25 o'clock
the fires in the furnaces of the Las Ve
gas gas works were lighted. Mr. Adin
H. Whitmore, Secretary of the Las Ve
gas Gas and Coke company, touched
the match to the kindling and the works
were fairly set a-working. It will re
quire three or four days to get up the
furnaces to a white heat, and dry the
retorts. After the fires had been light
ed, Mr. D. H. Irland, contractor of the
works, kindly conducted a representa
tive of the Gazette about the premises,
explaining the method of manufactur
ing gas.
The retort house and purifying rooms
are contained in a substantially built
brick building, arranged with all the
conveniences for manufacturing gas
It is 58 feet long, 30 feet wide and 15
feet high, surmounted by a corrugated
iron roof, with ventilators, etc. In the
retort house are two benches of retorts,
three in number on each bench, each
having a running capacity of 22,000 cu
bic feet per day.
From the retorts the gas passes to
the hydraulic main, in which it is sep'
arated from the tar. Froni the hy
draulic main the gas passes to the con'
denser where the condensation is taken
out of the gas. Then it passes to the
center seal, from which the gas is dis
tributed to the purihers, tour in num
ber. The purifiers are charged with
lime screens, and the gas passes
through all four, making it ready for
use. From the purifiers it passes back
to the seal, and from there out to the
holder, and then is turned on into the
mains.
The reservoir for the holder is 42 ft.
3 in. in diameter, and water is supplied
from a well in the retort house. This
well is now four feet in diameter and
thirteen feet deep. About eight feet of
water is secured, but the well will be
due stül deeper, lhc homer is 4a it. in
diameter and fourteen feet deep.
Mr. Irland informs us that the Trini
dad coal, that will be used in our works
is capable of making gas of from twen
ty to twenty-two candle power, and his
contract stipulates that the gas fur
nished this city should be of at least
sixteen candle power.
It was expected that the furnaces
would be lighted up earlier in the week
but there was a delay of four days on
account of the brick work. However,
the works will be turned over to the
company by Mr. Irland some time dur
ing the coming week.
THE CONTRACTOR.
The Las Vegas works are the forty-
fourth of the kind erected by Mr. Ir
land in the United States, and each and
all have stood the test of time and at
test the cspability of our contractor to
made a success of such an industry. He
has given the works his personal atten
sion and we have thus had the benefit
of his years of experience and skill,
that assures the success of the works
He has had many things to contend
with, from delayed freight to scarcity
of bricks, and had it not been for these
unavoidable hindrances Las Vegas
would have been lighted by gas more
than a month ago.
The contract for building the works
was awarded Mr. Irland on the 15th of
December last. The conditions under
which it was granted were that work
should begin within sixty days, and
that gas should be turned on by July
30th. Work was begun February 7th.,
and the mains were all laid before
work was begun on the retort house,
etc., owing to scarcity of brick.
As will be remembered, Mr. Irland
gave up his proposed site near the Gal
linas between the East and West side
at the request of a number of citizens
He accepted the present site, just east
of Lockhart & Co's planing mill, and
across the railroad track, which is the
best that could have been found. Al
though not quite so convenient to the
eompay it is in the best place, as re
gards the city, and is in plain view of
the railroad where it stands a nionu
ment to our enterprise.
Park Stent Market.
air. ueorge iioruon lias established a
new meat market on the plaza near the
Pacific House. Mr. Gordon is an expe
rienced butcher and has arranged ev
erything nice and neat. He proposes
to keep the market supplied with the
best beef, mutton and pork that the
country affords. We feel certain that
Mr. Gordon will do well with his mar
ket. hnreb Mcrvleea.
BA1TIST ('HL'ItCII.
There will be services at the Baptist
Chapel to-day at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p m.
Rev. G. II. Noel officiating.
1'KESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Morning
services at 11 o'clock. Evening ser
vices at 7:45. Members of other
churches not having services to-day,
are respectfully invited to attend.
Dr. Fd. Morley returns to the Galli
nans mining district to-day with cheer
ing news for the prospectors who si ruck
the rich finds with him. A half dozen
assays of the ore brought up by him
were made by Prof. Robertson yester
day and they all went high.
A Levy is in from his tic camp.
M. M. Richardson is over from Wat-
rous.
Manuel B. Otero is up from Valencia
count-.
Mrs. L. Green will go to San Marcial
to reside.
Don Pablo Anaya of Puerto de Luna
is in the city.
The mother of Mrs. R. J. Holmes ar
rived from the cast yesterday.
We are pleased to chronicle the fact
that Judge Steele is out again.
John Krelup, Oakland, California, is
registered at the Sumner House.
Mrs. Monroe, preceptress of the
Atchison Institute is visiting in the
city. ,
E. H. Sanford of Sinking Springs,
Pennsylvania, is stopping at the Sum
ner House.
W. A- Keller, traveling agent for
Tools, Haanah & Co., Kansas City, is
stopping at the St. Nicholas.
Mr. Henry K. Hause of the Free Press,
Elmira, New Mexico, is in the city
studying the resources of the country.
Another of the Austrian noblemen
came down from Springer yesterday
and joined the party at the Hot Springs.
Mrs. Murphey, sister of M. Cosgrove
of this city arrived from the east yes
terday. She has come to spend the
summer.
C. W. Lewis is up from Albuquerque.
Mr. Lewis is an energetic business man
and has stores in both old and new Al
buquerque.
Mr. H. A. True, the oil man went up
to Colorado Springs yesterday. He
will teach his month-old boy how to
celebrate the Nation's birthday.
Dr. J. W. Pettijohn of North Topeka,
Kansas, is in the city on a visit to his
brother Dr. N. J. Pettijohn of this city
He will inspect our hot springs and then
visit Socorro and the country south.
Hon. M. A. Otero, General George
Hazelton, member of Congress from
Wisconsin and Judge Downs came up
from Santa Fe yesterday. They will be
in town some days, having business
matters to engage their attention.
DIatlasulalied VInUvih.
Don Antonio Jaques of the Hacienda
del Carmen, state of Chihuahua; Ph
Amberg and party arrived in Las Ve
gas yesterday in company with Don
Miguel A. Otero, who went down to the
Southern country to escort them to this
city. JJon .Antonio .Jaques is a very
distinguished lawyer and was for many
years Chief Justice of the State of Cbi
huahua, resigning the position a few
years ago. He is now on his way to St.
Louis where his two sons are being ed
ucated at the Christian Brothers Col
lege. They will visit Washington City
and other cities of the East after which
they will journey home, and will spend
a short time with Don M. A. Otero in
this city. Don A. Jaques resided in
New Mexico in '43 or '44, when he at
tended to some business for Don. M. A
Utero s brothers, jnow alter so long a
time he comes back to the Territory
again, and expresses himself as very
much pleased with the progress and
remarkable development of this coun
try. We are glad and proud to welcome
to New Mexico citizens of our neighbor
ing Republic, because it indicates a
reciprocity of feeling, and we fetd flat
tered to see such gentlemen come into
the Territory to note our improvement.
Gurfirld'a Aaaaaalnatlon.
When the news of the attempted as
sassination of President Garfield was
made public yesterday morning through
the medium of the Gazette's extra
issued at 9 o'clock, there was a general
stagnation of business. Wool men in
particular looked upon it in the light of
a canard sent out from the east by op
erators in the hopes to bull the market.
But as the first views was quickly con
firmed by regular bulletins received at
this office, incredulity gave place to in
dignation. On all sides sympathy was
expressed for our Chief Executive who
was reported to be dying. Many were
the patriotic, expressions uttered, by
men whqooked upon the act as having
a political significance, and expected
that they would be called upon to act
under arms. It is a mistaken idea of
people of the east that the native popu
lation of New Mexico is not patriotic,
that they are not in sympathy with the
loyal people of the Union. But could a
a few of the New England people have
listened to the little patriotic and forci
ble speeches of natives on our streets
yesterday, when they had read the Ga
zette extra or had it translated, they
would never again give credence to the
fallacy. The firsf impression of the
people was that behind the dastardly
crime conspiracy lurked. The maniac
and his shots were considered but the
means to an end, contemplated and con
nived by conspirators, the representa
tives of a political faction. But after
a while the Gazette's solution of the
mystery came to be accepted generally,
and subsequent advices confirmed our
supposition that it was the freak of a
madman, a disappointed office-seeker.
But no explanation of this kind could
diminish the unbounded sorrow of our
people, no philosophy could reason us
out of our despondency. It was a day
of gloom, all the more marked because .
of the nearness of the anniversary of
the natal day of our Republic
M. Heise yesterday received a car of
Budweiser beer. '
Whalraal Llqaara.
M. Heise gives special attention to
the wholesale trade in liquors, wines,
cigars, etc. He keeps the very best
qualities of goods and sells them at
such prices as makes it an object for re
tail dealers to buy oí him. 7-2-tt
Fresh vegetables every day at the
Park Grocery. ' 4-10tf
Fruit dressed lemonade at Billy's.
Perdido.
ITiia. Iinlsn. olorftH.a honiiptn onntvn-
iendo un poco dinero y algunos papeles
ue vaior. una recompensa noerai sera
pagado por el retorno del mismo por
i J. H. OVEKIU'LS,
6-SK-lw East Las Vegas.
Flour by the whole
sale at T. Romero &
Son's.
Marcellino & Boffa's cigars are splend
ed. To try them is to be convinced.
For fine cigars go to Marcellino &
Bofla's.
Strawberry ice cream at Marcellino
& Bofla's. 7-1-3
Ice cream to-day at Harrison & Bros.
Sebbin's Block. 6-30-3t.
A large invoice of white lace and veils
just received at C. E. Wesche'e. 6-2tf
All summer drinks at Billy's. 5-7tf
Buy your trunks and valises at
tbe New York Clothing Store.
Everything in the house furnishing
line kept by Lockhart & Co. 5-lltf
Fine line of Straw Hats at the
New Yorkflotbing Store. 5-25tf
For ladies' dress
goods go to T. Romero
& Son's.
Mrs. Andrews sets the best table in
town for the money. 6-23-3w'
Queensware, glasware, of all kinds
at Robert Irey& Co.'s East Las Ve
gas. 6-23-St
Piper Heidsick champagne, import
ed, just received by Francisco Baca y
Sandoval. ' 7-2-1 w '
Fire Work.
A full assortment of fire works at
Marcellino & Bofla's. 6-30-lt
Attention Everybody.
T. Romero & Son
Would respectfully
call attention to their
ladies dress goods in
every style, ready
made dresses, ladies
hats, gents furnishing
goods, boys clothing,
hats, boots and shoes,
a fine line of ladies
shoes, groceries and
flour by the car load,
queensware, glassware
etc. They propose to
sell goods at bottom
figures believing in
small profits and quick
sales.
A large stock of fine Kentucky Bour
bon just received by Francisco Baca y
Sandoval. 7-2-lw
Ice cold Milwaukee beer on draught,
10 cents, at "Billy's." 5-25tf
Go to Mrs. Andrews' south of old Ga
zette office for board. 6-23-3w
Genuine California wines just received
by Francisco Baca y Sandoval.
Grmid I.nneb
every Saturday night at the Exchange
Saloon. 4-21-tF
Beautiful fans at Charles Ilfeld's.
Examine Lockhart & Co's fine new
stock of furniture before purchasing
elsewhere. 5-lltf
Two car loads of stoves received by
Lockhart & Co. 5-11-tf
Pure Missouri cider at Putman &
Wolf's.
A fine lot of imported Italian beans at
Marcellino & Bolta's.
For Nalc.
Twenty-one first-class Mexican mules.
All thoroughly broke and in prime con-
J-Lll luutuuguij U1UM! nuu
dition. Apply to Frank .
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
A. Blake, Last
5-14-tf
NEW DENTAL ROOMS
Of Dr. DeOraw.
Open July 5th, over Herbert's new
drug store, northwest corner of plaza.
6-30-tf
' Smoke "Billy's Choice" cigars, pure
Havana.
Fine California cloth
ing, stetson and Mor
risey hats a specialty.
Isidor Stern.
J.J.FITZGERRELL,
THE LIVE REAL ESTATE
Las Vegas, N. M.
J. J.' Fitzgcrrell. the live real eMate man,
has for sale a larjre numtxr of Ann business
and desirable residence lots in different parts
of the new and old portions of the city. Par- .
tica seeking investment in real estate, bust- .
ness chances, business and dwelling houses, '
should call on Fitzg-errell; ho can acconimo
dnte them. I
For sale, one dairy and gardening farm very
cheap, two miles from the city,
One business house on Lincoln street at a i
barirain.
One livery or sale stable, at a Imrgaln.
Two desirable four room cottages, with good
stone cellars each ; one on Main and other on
Kth street, at a bargain. Will rent for SO per
cent, on the investment.
One hotel furnished complete. Has all the
business it can accommodate.
One hotel paying 35 per cent, on the invest
ment. One business house on Lincoln avenue will
pay 50 per cent, on investment.
liusiness house and lot on Railroad avenue
that rents by the year for :W per cent, on in
vestment.
Five room house and lot near the
depot,
Price,
2 lots.
renting for twenty dollars per month.
$400.
A splendid new residence, 6 rooms.
renting for 35 per cent, on investment.
Trico
$1,500.
liusiness house and lot on Railroad avenue
at a bargain, renting tor 55 per cent, on invest
ment. One of the best corner lots and business
houses in the city for sule at a bargain. Call
and Bee.
I have vacant lots for sale on Railroad ave
nue. Centre street, Lincoln avenue, Eighth
street-Mid Grand avenue, in the heart of the
city at a bargain. Call and see.
One of the ilnest gardens in New Mexico. A
rare chance for a gardner and florist to make a
fortune.
I have for sale the most desirable business
property and stock of groceries, on Centre
street. Tart payment down, balance on time.
Very cheap. Owner wants to turn his atten
tion to mining.
For sale One restaurant, one saloon, one
steam laundry and one drug store. For par
ticulars call.
For sale, in Geoff rion and Lucero's new ad
ditions. These aro very desirable residence
lots. They enter the market cheap. There is
fully one hundred per cent, profit in these
lots as an Investment within the next six
months.
I ha vy residence property and lots for sale in
all parts of the city. Examine my list before
purchasing.
I have for saUrin Mills & Chapman's addition
to the Hot Pprings; theso lots will be sold
cheap.
I have bargains to offer on Main, Lincoln
and Douglas streets, also on Zion Hill, that
will pay from 40 to 110 per cent, on the invest
ment, v-
I have for sale a large number of the mast
desirable lots at the Hot Springs that will be
sold cheap.
I have tor sale the finest stock ond farming
ranch in New Mexico, commanding Me atten
tion of capitalist and colonist. " Apply for par
ticulars. I also have for sale several fine stock ranches
in the different portions of the Territory.
FOB RENT. Í
A number of desirable business houses on
the different business streets of the city, also
offices, restaurants and dwellings. If you want
to rent property call.
Remember that the beet business chances
are always to be had by calling on
J. J. FITZGERRELL,
Ijockhart's block, up stuirs.
Choice lots on Blanchard St. at one hundred
dollars each. Examine them.
Three nice lots on Prospect avenue will be
sold cheap on the monthly installment plan.
A rare chance for a few days: Two valua
ble lots between 8th and Acequia street, $350
each, in monthly payments.
J. J. FITZGERRELL,
The Live Real Estate Agent Lockhart's Rlock,
up Stairs. -2H-1W
Ten lots. Your choice at $100 each. They
lay most magnificently, not far from the post
office.
I?OR SALE The Buena Vista Town Campa
r ny's" lots, the most desirable lots in the
north part of the city, will be sold cheap. Just
in the market. J. J. FITZGERRELL.
The Live Real Estate Agent, Lockhart's Rlock,
up Stairs. H-!flHit
Great bargains to parties wishing to buy a nice
resideuce lot at reasonable price will do well
to examine Lnoero's addition. Will be sold to
suit purchasers. J. J. Fitzgerrcll, the real es
tate agent, Lockhart's block up stairs.
('banc for u Butcher.
The best patronized meat market for rent.
Will sell slaughter house, corral, and stock all
complete for the butcher business. Owner
can't attend to it on account of having other
business. Come and examine. .1. J. Fitzger
rcll, the live real estate! agent, Lockhart's
block up stairs. 7--.M!t
7011 SALE. The best paying and best put-
jj ronizcu saloon in tne city.
J.J.FITZGERRELL,
The live real estate agent, Lockhart's block,
up stairs. 7-l-tf
FOR SALE At a great bargain, house and
lot, 40x150 feet, on Maine St.. for $:t75.
J.J.FITZGERRELL,
The Real Estate Agent, Lockhart's Rlock, Cp
Stairs. tWWit
WANTED. Houses. Parties having small
dwelling houses for sale, call at once. 1
have several inquiries for such.
J. J. FITZGERRELL,
Tne live real estate agent, Lockhart's block,
up stairs. 6-30-tf
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS.-WI11 buy one
of the handsomest residence properties in
the city, large rooms and plenty of closets, lot
fifty foot front, and in one of the best neigh
borhoods in the city.
J. J. FITZGERRELL,
The live real estate agent, Lockhart's block,
up stairs. 6-30-tf
Quite an excitement was created the
other day on Centre street. Two gen
tlemen were walking up the street and
noticed that there was quite a crowd of
men, twenty ladies more or less, and
numerous small boys, following them.
They turned to ascertain the cause, and
found it was the elegant flavor of those
Havana cigars obtained at the shooting
gallery. -29-3t
' Cream lemonade at Billy's. ."-7tf
Bargains in every
thing at
Isidor stern's.
Just received, a fresh lot of dates and
figs at Marcellino & Boffa's,
Stock is fatter now than for two
years past.
Four kinds of imported macaroni just
received at Marcellino & Boffa's.
Pure Las Angeles honey cheap at
Marcellino & Boffa's.
All summer goods
at reduced prices at
Isidor Stern's.
Fresh Bread
of all kinds, every morning, at the old
reliable bakery of J. Graaf & Co.
7-3tf
Family Groceries.
A large stock, cheaper that the
cheapest, just received at T. Romero &
Hon'H. 5-14tf
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III
(BOTH IOWXS,)
HEADQUARTERS
To-day for
W'l
v.
HAY RAKES
AND
Lyman Barbed Wire Fencing.
Mr. Hoiightoji makers a specialty of
Agricultural Implements and Fencing
Wire, and keeps only those kinds which
time has prpven to be the best. Persons
in town tOKlay wishing anything in the
implement line will do well to consult
fioughton. t
CALVIN FISK,
Real Estate and Stock Broker,
Notary Public and .
OFFICE IN OPTIC BLOCK,
EAST LAS VEO AS, NEW MEXICO,
Optic block, córner DnnylniH and Grand av
enue, opposite Sumner House, ofl'ers the fol
lowing valuable property lor sale:
Sumner House, which renta for $175 per
month, and lour lots; price, $0.000.
Two story stone huildiiiff, brick front, price
$4.(KM) rents for $17ii per month.
Ilusihess house and lot on Itailroad iivenue,
price $4,ii00; rents $110 per month.
Largefltoimbulidir.it, brick front, all new,
rents for $!Xi per montn, price $.1,01.0.
Residence prope ty, six larire rooms, two
nice lots and jcooil burn; price $l,nuo.
House, two lots, live rooms, fenced with nice
wire fence, price $1,200.
Residence, two lots, four rooms, price $800.
Residence, six rooms, rents for $s per month :
price $l,.rHio.
House, two lots, six nice rooms, price $1,0(10.
House, two lots, three iiiee rooms luruisheii
complete, old cheap for cash.
House, six rooms and idee lot rloee to (tepot,
price $1,000.
HusincsH house anil lot ,n Street Railroad,
price $1,000.
liusiness house and lot, brick front, price
$1,000.
splendid corner local ion carriage shop and
residence on Kailroad avenue, price $2,uoo.
liusiness lot: One o the best Iuimii"8 lots In
l.as Veas, next to l'ayne A U.irtlett'a, price
$1,230.
Two nice business lots close to Han Miguel
National Hank $1,000 each.
nrsiNKss ciiANcrs.
For Sale: One hotel furnished, good liver
stable, two saloons, two restaurants, Btock ol
groceries, store house and lot, residence lots,
m the various parts of the city.
For shIb at the Hot Springs:' Four residences."
For rent at the Hot piings: One residence.
Three residences for reut in a desirable part
of Las Vegas. 0-lS-tf
IT IS TRUE
That in Supplying you with
Carpels, Window Shades
We do it with as little trouble to
yourselves as possible.
WE EMPLOY
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A man especially for the purpose of
measuring your rooms for Carpets and
your windows for the shades you desire
to put up. We also make Window
Shades any required width or length,
and all you have to do is to select the
desired pattern or style. We also sew
your Carpets and lay them down, and
do everything in a workmanlike man
ner. You also have the advantage of
selecting from the most extensivo Stock
in Las Vegas. One trial will demon
strat; what we can do.
JAFFA BROTHERS.
FOR RENT. Hotel on plnzti, now known as
the National Hotel, will Im rented to re
sponsible parties, either furnished or unfur
nished. Apply to
M0-tr CHAS. ILFBLD.
FURNI HED ROOMS TO RENT. Apply to
Mrs. JudgM Hubbell, opposite Gazbtte
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