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VEGAS DAILY GAZETTE
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M O II iSTI 1ST Gr , -IULY tO, 1881.
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park mbat marketk by TELEGRAPH
GEORGE F. GORDON, Prop'r,
Dealer in All Kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats
He ano iiKikcs it ti specialty t'
Manufacture all Kinds of Sausages, Rolled Spiced Beef
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Poultry, Game and Vegetables in their Season
srj-ComtcMiiis In-iitim lit. (ivcliiin a cull. .1. A. AVEIiER, Milliliter,
ROB'T FEBY Sc OO.
Ii: :ilcm in uii'l Maniifiicturcrt" tif
Furniture, Q,ueensware, Bar Fixtures.
Undertaking a Specialty Prices low as the Lowest
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REAL ESTATE & IEUMUX AGENT
REPRESENTS
The Oldest, tho Largest, the Best Imeurance Com
panies in the YorleJ.
NAMKS.
MT'Tt'Ai. I. FE, New York
UY'ERl'nOI, AND LONDON AM) (H.OHE, Lomlon,
LONDON ASsntANCK. Lomlon
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HOME, New York
OCEHN, Liverpool
l'ENNSY LVAMA VI UK INSURANCE COMPANX.. . .
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CHARLES
Wholesale find
General Merch and i se
Ladies Dresses Made to Order,
VLadies' Hats Trimmed to Order.
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ON KTOKTII JS5X3D33 OP 3P3j-A.I2S5l.
Wanted For Sale-foi Rent-Lost,
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rANTED Two Hrsl-cluss cabinet men.
A. O. ItOHUIN.-i
WANTED Eon;-or llvejooil v.'ood choz
péis or sawyer.-", imjuiiv t liUuiehiml'.
store thN inoniiiur between cirht ti ml tfiu
o'clock.
WANTED. Two or three number one i! :i i: -iicr
null bench ImmU. Num.' lml íi : s t
class iii-oil apply At Woollen'.-: j.Duiin mil! .
A Un a ii-ioil niui-hiiie liiiin . 4-2'2-U'
171 OH MALE A i-':oii-e lot oi .Mi-xi- an mtll.-H, :
thoroughly broke ;-.ml ir. line Wurkimr :
i-omlilion. Applv lo i link A.r.lake, i;.-u t
Las Vi-j?:is, V, w Mexico. (i-17-tr j
IJtOlt SALE. A oiiiliiiif.lioii l..ck .4a to, -Mar- i
' van, Sale an Sualu Company paUTo, :
wi-Il'Iih i.oon iminids. ü'ood a-s new. Ai-il t' :
II. Romero it I'.ro. n-.-tl
Í.10R SALE-Coiinty wa'railU bv F. O. Kilii
i berp. ' f, J7-r
T710U SALE 12S' ini'.roie I ..lieep deli
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For
.1" at Urn Wair-Jii .M-iuml or Vennejo.
i'urlher partiiiiiiar.s imjun'f of
DOMINCO N V. At.'
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I7VHÍ -ALE FiiiL- S OCK lamii, ; I ra
J plenty o I' ruiinin va;er, lias a I li
mid c-irral. H'lll be .-old !or ea.-li, - r i'
takeii in exclianue- Annlv lot: U. r.r.i-.vi
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East Las Vegas.
70U SALIC One complete well drillinir or
I prospecting- lnai-binc; w.-tkn in rock or
dirt ; will sell cheap for cnsli. For purliciilut-s
mldn-ss C. TUAMULV.
7-0-lin Care of Clin". Mianchnrd.
I.HS N'C.ülls, X. M.
171 )l! SALE -IVicii Dull, ilie larjcest and li.:.-;t.
aiidii'iii-i! Ici.iin tin) I crritory, proiidcd
with Kood Hiiijii; M-eiieiy, drop enrtab.s, ele.
Cattle or slu ep l;-ken in CNrliuiie or tin c;:iv
eti on iiiiMm-ms, Address A. J. I'.aca and
ChiiH. Ill'eld. I as ciui. ;-!-ir.
."".OR RENT Two furnished rooms, two
blocks west of the
St. Nicholas Hotel, en
C. C. .IHRRELL. V-ti-lw
street railway.
ITIOIt II EXT. Tim dr u;i slore In the Wrsehe
j buildiiiif on the plaza, at present occupied
by F. E. Herbert, is for rem. Applv to the
proprietor. C. E. V ESI 'I IE.
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Í 710U RENT. Hotel on plaza, now known as
J the National Hotel, will be rented to re
uponsible part ies, cither furnished or unfur
nished. Applv t )
li-UO-tf ( HAS. ILFELD.
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MIR SALE. Fifteen head of irood work
I steers, one waon. Applv to (ooiw Ross
at LOCKHART& CO.'s.
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I 3 ARA VENDER. (niñee bueyes para tra
bajar, en buena condición, y dos carros.
Jiirjianse a (ieore Ross a la tiende de Lock hart
y fin. 7-1-lw
Cf i ' ( í '' "" "ll'i'"ved real
o4 tJJ estate security. Apply to
('. It. IlltOWNINCi. T-'.ttf
Hurts celebrated Uools suid Shoes
at the New York Clothin"; Store.
(lo to JutUrH barber shop and jiet
scraped, Exchange Hotel. tí
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ILFELD
Eeluil Iiealer in
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texis hot grriiKros
1 hereby announce to tho public (hat 1 have
established a now hack line to the Spring.
.Moderate charges nnil t-arcful drivers. Orders
left at Talbot's livery stable will be promptly
. attended to. WILL FEIUXCrlON.
'JlíS. UOlir.INS SUM.MEÜF1KL!), M. J . ,
! OFFICE IN OPTIC HLOCIC,.
l'ai'l La-s 'i-j'n:i,
New Mexico.
VoliC'O tO t'OIlt 1-JK-tOl-S.
S -ah d bids will be received at my olliee up
to 7 o'clock p. in., Siitui-dny, July Kith, tor the
construction of it two story residence for Dr.
Henrique.. J'lans mid speeilietit ions to bo seen
at my iilliee. The riffht is rcNerved to reject
any or all bid s. CHAS. WHEELOCK,
Ariihitect.
Letter I.ihi.
The following' is the list of letters renmininn'
uncalled for in the Las Vegas, N. M., I'ost Of
liee for the week endinji July tf, 1SS1. Per
sons callinfi for these letters will please sny
"advertised."
Allen. F R
Araron, Refugio
Anderson, N S
Hi-own, Jennie L
I'.oou, It
Haca, Ysldro I)
lioyd, ti T
Haca, Salina
Haca. Dominicio
Coy, Mrs II J
Cover, Joseph
Ellis, James
Est is, F 1' M
Fate, John
Foot, J S
Fiske, II
Finley, Mrs Mary
Ferguson, Wilson
Field, Rhodu
Fish, llenj F
Funk, Ed
Florv, S M
Cilson. W (J
Gilo, Ed
(iilmore, f'upt A T
Clespin, Win A
(iufliih, John
Critlin, G 11
(allega, Ci see
Hurd, A M
llurd, MrsTM
Ilufd, Mrs A A
Huston, C DC
liase, O R
Mellon, Fred
Hereford, II F
Jennings, Andrew
Jenkins, E L
James, Majrifio II
Jaramillo, T L
Johnson, F C
Kruscken, Istiao
Lucero, H C
Lunch, J
Lenard, Frank
Meade, Joseph I
Martin, Jose Marin
Murphy, J II
Miller, Fred W
Miller, F M
Miner, New Mexico
McCoiub, V
McKcliiv, James
McN'iitt, Charles
Maez, Jesus
Matter, II J
Maleiiburii, August
Nolan, James'
O'Hricn, Mike
Furkins, O W
l'eterson, Gustave 2
I'urker, Mrs Lute
Petty, J M
Paire, Frank
Roberts, Adnniii
Roberts, Lcn
Jtevnolds, (' S
Ramsy, W 1)
Sandus, Mrs Anna
llei-ffer & Snijier
Sais, Franciico
Saye, II C
Sena, Trinidad
Stewart, Sfimuel
Smith, F P
St John, Mrs Minnie
Sehnck, Chas E
Schrader, August
Stuii-s, Mrs Mary
Smith, Al
Taylor, Mrs Mattie
Tafolla, Jesus, Mnria
Turnsworth, S A
Talley, Lec J
Taylor, J
Wilson, Ancs
Wliiir, Geo T 2
"Williams, Mrs Clara 2
AVoodrich, C L
Williamson, Mrs M L
AVilliams, J L
Martin, Mr Delhi
J. N. Fl'ltLONG, P. M.
Fruit dressed lemonade at Billy's.
For cheap hardware go to Lockhart
& Go's. 2-Utf
Fine line of straw goods at the
New York Clothing House 5-lMw
All News From the White House Favorable
And All Seem Sanguine of tlie Presi
dent's Recovery.
Bui Surgeon (ieneral Wales Sees no
Chance for Him
And Hacks llis Belief with Authentic
Record.
Interesting Cablegrams from Transat
lantic Lands.
The Bimetalic People Feel Sanguine of
Final Success.
Lefroy, the Murderer of Mould, Arrested
at Last.
Steamship Arizona Reported Lost Off the
Irish Coast.
Cole's Circus Boss Canvassman Makes a
Deadly Assault.
Other Happening's of a Jiew sy, Readable
Character.
Uarficlil's Condition.
ALL QUIET AT THE WHITE IIOFSE.
Washington, July 8. A settled quiet
ness prevails at the White House and
the hope of the President's recovery
has grown into general belief. Except
Cabinet ollicers and newspaper corres
pondents there were but few visitors
there to-night.
THE COOLING EXPERIMENT.
Dorsey has one of the District iirc en
gines in the White House yard for the
purpose of testing its capacity for com
pressing air for lowering the tempera
ture in the President's room. Dorsey
has not much confidence in the success
of the experiment but thinks it may do
some good. Compressed cold air will
be thrown into the White House through
a rubber hose. A lire engine has been
telegraphed for lo New "Xork and will
reach here to-morrow. When it ar
rives Dorsey says he will be able to keep
the temperature of the President's room
at any tfegrce the doctors desire.
MOKE HOrEFUL THAN EVER.
l)r. Reyburn said toa reporter at 10
o'clock that the President's condition
was more hopeful than ever. All
symptoms were favorable and the sur
geons' hopes were increasing every
hour. The rise in pulse and tempera
ture to-day was due to a cause thor
oughly understood and does not indi
cate anything unfavorable.
AT FOUR V. M.
Washington, i p. m. The President
has been more comfortable to-day than
at any time since he was wounded. His
children were permitted to see him this
morning, and the attending physicians'
report at 4 p. m. was that he is improv
ing satisfactorily. None of the symp
toms of artificial refrigeration thus far
tried ha ve entirely met tho sanguine an
ticipations of their inventors and sug
gestors, but as the weather continues
reasonably cool, the President has not
suffered from heat since Thursday. Ex
periments are still being made with the
refrigerating apparatus in anticipation
of the return of hot weather, which is
predicted by General Hazcn.
The Peesident has taken more nour
ishment to-day than any day since he
was wounded, and little more stimu
lants, and has retained it all. His
strength keeps up. Altogether the
conditions are gratifying.
Col. Rockwell said to-night about fl
o'clock that the President awakened
from a short sleep and inquired,
"Where is Bliss!"' Dr. Bliss was im
mediately called and the President
said, "Doctor, I feel tired. Hadn't you
better tuck me in my little bed?"
The President's wound hurt him
some, and he wanted it dressed for the
night. He continues his good humor
and cheerfulness.
NEW SCHEME.
The compressed air plan has been
abandoned, and tho scheme now is to
have a cylinder with ice ami charcoal,
such as used on board of ships.
HE TALKS TO UOCKWELL.
Chicago, July!). A Journal's Wash
ington special says: Word is given at
the White House officially regarding
the President's condition. He changes
little from hour to hour and the phrase
"He is doing well and his condition is
very satisfactory" has begun to grow
tiresome and the public demand being
made ecquainted with the details, The
President looks better to-day than at
any time since being stricken down and
a few friends who were admitted to his
bedside to-day are very particularly im
pressed with the fact.
Colonel Rockwell, who went into the
President's room this morning, found
him looking decidedly belter, his vroice
stronger, and manifesting a strong dis
position lo lalk and had to be re
strained. As Col. Rockwell stood by
the President's bedside the President
said:
"I hear the Catholics have been say
ing mass for my recovery. Is that true,
Col. Rockwell?'
"It is," responded the latter.
"Were they spontaneous orordered?''
asked the President.
"Both." said Rockwell.
"Well," said the President, "when I
get up I must go and make some recog
nition of this Christian act."
Mrs. Garfietd said this morning she
was confident of the President's recov
ery. Sittco tho arrival of Dr. Boyuton
Mrs. (arfk'ld luis been greatly relieved
and no louder hesitates to leave her
husband's bedside and takes rides in
the open air. r. Boynton is constant
ly attendinir on the President and at
Sirs. (iarlieM's reque-t will remain at
the While House during the President's
I critical period and until he is sutl'ieient
y recovered.
I III LLKIINS.
! Executive Mansion, 7:J." . in. The
President's condition continued favora
I ble durhi": the day febrile reaction
I does not ditler materially from that of
1 yesterday. Pulse 111, temperature 101.
I respiration '21. Sirncd.
1). W. Bliss.
d. K. Bauxes,
i .1. J. Woodward,
! KoiiERT Reybchx.
Executivc
Man-
-ion, 10 p. m. The
President's symptoms are favorable
and encouraging. Unless some change
should occur for the worse no official
bulletins will be issued until to-morrow
morning.
ARTHUR CALLED.
Washington, July 0. The Vice-President
called at the White House to-daj",
but could not see the President and
Mrs. Garfield was out riding. The sur
geons assured him that the President
was doing well and continued to im
prove. EACH HOUR SHOWS IMPROVEMENT.
The doctors arc more hopeful than
ever. Each hour developes satisfacto
ry symptoms and shows the President
improving.
Dorsey is still trying experiments to
lower tlie temperature.
I.' X FAVO RA ULE N EAVS.
Inquiry among many physicians who
are watching the President's case, and
who have outside views of the case not
given to the public, are of the opinion
that while the President may possibly
recover, yet so many dangers still at
tend his case that it is by no means safe
to positively predict his recovery. Surgeon-General
Wales, of the Navy, said
this morning he did not consider the
President had even a chance. He said
there was a well authenticated case of
a wound of the abdomen from buck
shot, when the patient exhibited favor
able symptoms, and when the tempera
ture and pulse became perfectly nor
mal, and yet death ensued on tlie
eighteenth day. The propriety of wet
sheets around the bed has been medi
cally criticised, and they have been re
moved. The Car lie 11 Fund.
New York, July Í. W. Y. Corcoran,
Washington; Geo. J. Seney and Geo.
W. Childs contribute 5.000 each to the
Mrs. Garlield fund.
The World jiroposes a National sub
scription of live dollars and upwards
for the purpose of helping on the sub
scription list. If the amount subscribed
shall over double that originally con
templated by the Chamber of Com
merce, then- will be no subscriber to
grudge his share of it, whether it shall
prove a provision for the widow and
orphans or the President of the United
States, a now most happily seems
much more probable.
ri-;ui-i-.H!i i-iii .lionet sir y Di-elara-tion.
Paris. July !). At yesterday's silting
of the Monetary Conference Evarts
read the following declaration of the
French and American delegates in the
name of their respective governments:
The depreciation and great fluctuations
in the value of silver relatively to gold,
which of late years have shown them
selves, and which continue to exist, have
been and are injurious to commerce
and general prosperity, anil the estab
lishment and maintenance of a fixed re
lation of values between silver and oo'd
would produce the most important ben
efits to the commerce of the world.
Wmiu:ii Morgan's ISniifflitcr.
San Francisco, July 0. A Portland
dispatch says: It has just been ascer
tained that the youngest daughter of
William Morgan, who, it is claimed,
was put out of the way by reason of
having divulged Masonic secrets many
years ago is living in this Stale. She is
quite an elderly lady and is the wife of
Capt . W111. Smith. They bot h reside in
Marion county. Mrs. Smith says her
father was drowned by five men who
took him out one night into a lake. She
stated that one of the five men who as
sisted in the drowning for many years
resided in Portland. Oregon, but now is
dead.
WuiSiM ISionks iUttlei-ficlti'N Head.
Denver, July !'. The boss canvass
111:111 of Cole's circus, named Waiks,
last night, at Boulder, beat M. C. Bttt
terlield over the head with an iron pin,
producing, probably, a fatal wound.
Butterlield joined the circus at Fort
Collins. While taking down the can
vas at Boulder he did not work exactly
to suit Waiks and the latter attacked
him with a pin. Waiks has not yet
been arrested.
A leiHocrnt ie Convention on the At
tempted Assassination.
Cleveland, Ohio, July !). The Demo
cratic County Convention to-day
adopted strong resolutions, declaring
Garfield the Constitutional President,
and the attempt on his life a hideous
crime, and rejoicing in his improved
condition, and recommending law to
cover such cases.
Alunny ILillotiii'
Albany, July 9. In the joint conven
tion ballot, short term, Potter received
50, Conkling 81, Lapham 67, Wheeler 1.
No Choice. In tho second ballot Miller
had 08, Kernan 50, Wheeler 19, Adams
3, Chapman 2. Cornell 1, Bliss 1, Strain
t, Rogers 4. No choice.
Chicnso Culling.
Chicago, July 9. The heat was op
pressive and the mortality great. Two
latal sunstrokes. Some breeze.
The postofiice will be re-constructed,
and Logan clan will be likely to receive
a backset, through the clearing out of
barnacles, there attached to huu.1
Cnblcfirramit.
THE COMMONS.
Loudon. July !). The House of Com
mons went into Committee on Land
Bill to-night. Clauses 20 and 21 passed
almostjivithout an amendment. Clauses
22. 2ii and 21 also passed. Adjourned.
PHILANTHROPIC KEEXE.
London, July Í). J. R. Keene pre
sented 5,000 francs to the poor of Paris
out of his winnings.
LEFROY ARRESTED.
London, July 9. The arrest of Le
froy was made during the day informa
tion was conveyed to the police, which
induced Inspectors Jarvies and Swan
son to visit 1 house in Stephcny, where
a person resembling Lefroy had been
lodging during the past week, and im
mediately recognized the suspected
murderer. As soon as the officers en
tered the room he said, "I expected
you.'" Mr. Swanson imformed him that
he was charged with the murder of Mr.
Gould. Lefroy replied: "1 am not
compelled to give an answer, am I?"
He then added, "I am not guilty." He
was taken to Scotland yard, thence to
King Palace Station, Westminster,
where he was formally charged with
the murder of Gould. No money was
found on him. He was supposed to be
living at Stephcny ever since he was
missed. After having left the sisters'
room in Eslington fever hospital he had
no bandage on his head, and nis wounds,
which .were dressed on the day of the
murder at Brighton, had almost disap
peared. His appearance gives the im
pression that he lias been sufferingfrom
want of food. The only attempt at dis
guise noticeable was that he had shav
ed off his moustache and whiskers. He
is to be taken to Balcombe for examina
tion to-morrow,
THE ("LEEN REVIEWS HER TROOPS.
London, July i). It was a fine day for
the review of troops by the Queen," and
a hundred thousand spectators will
probably go to Windsor. Two thou
sand volunteers will participate in the
review as an experiment to test the pos
sibility of rapid concentration of volun
teer troops, of whom there arc two
hundred thousand in (real Britain.
All the royal family and a brilliant staff
will attend. The Queen's review begun
about live and ended at eight p. m.
The Russian General. Skobeloff, was
invited to be present, but was unable to
attend.
THE ARIZONA SL'PPOSED TO BE LOST.
London, July 9. A correspondent of
the Shipping Gazette, at Schull, County
Cork, on the Southwest Coast of Ire
land, reports under dale of the seventh
inst. as follows: The officer in charge
of the Schull Coast Guard received to
day a package of letters, forty in num
ber, bound by an elastic band, brought
by a man from Long Island. It is sup
posed the man picked up the letters en
closed in a ehester ease, as the bundle
was quite dry. The finder states lie
swam for them. The first letter is
signed by Capt. Murray, of the Steam
ship Arizona, the others were letters to
his wife and several telegrams. Waifs
are all coming ashore. The Castle
Head Schull Coast Guard have been re-
(piested to report what the waifs consist
of. Note Guion Line Steamer Ari
zona, (.'apt. Murray, from Liverpool for
New York, sailed from Queenstown
July oil.
NoT credited.
London, July 9. The story that let
ters and wreckage of the steamer Ari
zona came ashore, is discredited.
Itimetalivin S'l-osressiiif.
New York, July !). The World's Par
is special, sp'eaking of the Monetary
Conference, says: The Americans here
are unanimous in thinking that the re
sults of the Conference are highly satis
factory, as the bimetallic propaganda is
everywhere assuming increasing pro
portions, while monometallism makes
no converts. That England is uneasy
is evidenced by oilers not only to meet
half way in keeping part of the metal
lic reserve in silver, but to confine the
Indian standard of silver. The Ameri
cans claim that the manager of tlie
Bank of England is the latest convert to
bimetallism.
Intrresliiitr Libel Null.
Chicago, July 9. Times, London:
All England is occupird at present with
a great libel case. The Plaintiff, Miss
W ilber, claims to have been born in
San Francisco and to have a large for
tune, managed by Perry Morton, of
Indianapolis. She has been on the wit-
iness stand three days, and relates the
history of her wanderings all over
Europe. She sues a prominent citizen
named Phillips for having said she poi
soned her father, and that she was an
adventuress and swindler. Plaint ill"
contradicted herself a hundred times in
her testimony, and will probably be
prosecuted for perjury and sent to pri
son. Found Drowned.
Denver, July 10. The body of Andy
Gurdy was to-day found in the Platte by
some boys. It is supposed he was
drowned yesterday. There is nothing
left to indicate whether by accident or
otherwise.
Bowen Brothers, wholesale grocers,
failed yesterday at San Francisco. Lia
bilities $50,000; assets $20,000.
White Oaks' Sale.
A few days ago J. A. Macklay pur
chased a large amount of mining inter
ests for St. Louis parties, all ot which
will make a fine combination, paying
therefor in round numbers the sum of
$25,000. The group of mines referred
to are situated near and adjoining the
North and South llomestake and Little
Mac mines. Tho properties purchased
were formerly owned by Adna Lamson,
J. A. Sweet, C. E. Patterson, Wm.
Watson, Charles Star, M. Whi teman
and Henry Sfingston, and are known
by the following names: Little Daisy,
Hell's ,J Acre, Oyhee, Otis, George
Washington and Omaha. These are all
considered valuable claims, uot only
for the mineral in them, but also from
the position the claims hold, being near
tho great mines mvaicd. Golden Era-,
Mrxirnu Ventral Ituildinff from the
City of-Mrxtro.
The regular correspondent of the
lioston IL rahl writing from the City of
Mexico says:
"The Mexican Central Railway has
completed W kilometres north of this
city to Tula. The telegraph line ex
tends some distance beyond. A survey
is being run for a Pacific terminus in
the diretion of San Bias. It is yet a
mooted question where the Pacific port
will be, and different surveys are to be
made to ascertain the most feasible
route. A contract has been closed for
the building of 50 kilometres of road
north from Queretaro; 45 kilómetro
have been graded north from Tula. In
the vicinity of San Juan del Rio 1,000
men are at work and 1 0,000 between
Mexico and Cclaya. The Central ha
obtained the reputation for pushing
work, and. at its present rate, will have
a continuous line from the border iu
less than five years, half the time re
quired by law'
Mills' Donation.
San Francisco, July 9. D. O. Mills
gives seventy-five thousand dollars to
the University of California to endow a
chair of intellectual ami moral philoso
phy and civil policy.
WANTED.
A cook and porter; must be neat and
reliable. Apply at Billy's Saloon.
Wells, Fargo A Co'b Expren.
Everything is in readiness with the
Wells, Fargo & Company's Express to
receive exprcssage. to all points east and
west, local or foreign. We have a fa
vorable rate to all points for those wish
ing to express merchandise or treasure.
The Las Vegas office is at the depot,
and is open from 7 a. m. until 8 p. m.
A wagon will call two or three times a
day in both East and West Town, and
parlies having goods to express can
send them to the olliee without further
trouble.
58-tf C. P. IIovey, Agent.
NEW DENTAL ROOMS
Of Dr. DeGraw.
Open July 5th, over Herbert's new
drug store, northwest corner of plaza.
(i-30-tf
Family Groceries.
A large stock, cheaper that tho
cheapest, just received at T. Romero &
Son's. 5-14tf
Fresh buttermilk on ice at Putman &
Wolf's. 0-10-tf
Bargains in every-
tlrinir at
Isidor stents.
Slock is fatter now than for two
years past.
Mint julips at Billy' 1?.
Everything in the house furnishing
line kepi by Lockhart & Co. 5-1 Itf
Fine line of Straw Hats at the
New York Clothing Store. 5-25tf
For ladies' dress
goods go toT. Rom oro
& Son's.
Mrs. Andrew s sets the best table in
town for the money. t)-2o-íHv'
Examine Lockhart fc Co's line new
stock of furniture before purchasing
elsewhere. 5-1 111'
Patent eopper rivet
ed (J alii 'on lia overalls
at the Boston cloth
ing house. 7-7 1 1
Two car loads of stoves received bv
Lockhart t- Co. 5-11-tf "
Itnhher Coats of all descriptions at
the New York Clothing Store.
Fresh vegetables every day at tin
Park G rocerv. " 1-lOtf
A large invoice of white lace and veils
just received at C. E. Wesehe's. (?-2tf
The traveling public will find every
thing first-class at the Grand View Ho
tel. '
Discovered at I.nst.
A snap that will wash well with our
alkali water. Three bars for a quarter
at (ico. V. Mait land & Co's.
Free lunch and high ball at the Rail
road Saloon Saturday night. 7-0-41
Ice cold Budvveiser beer at Billy's.
5-G-tf
Canvas shoes at the New York
Store.
Try "Billy's Ponies" Cigars, pure
Havana.
One hundred boxes of Tittsburg
Lamp Chimneys received by Lockhart
tXi Co s and offered at lower prices than
ever.
5-1 It f
Wholesale Liquors.
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 forre
tail dealers to buy of him. 7-3-tf
A large stock of line Kentucky Bour
bon inst received by Francisco Baca y
Sandoval. 7-2-lw