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DAILY GAZETTE
Kill DAY, JULY 21, 1881.
U.ETTt: I.EAMX;S.
A purse of $."(j lias been raised in
Santa Fe t( lie presented to Pat (larrett
for Killing Billy "tlic Kid." ,
The train from the east was six hours
late yesterday, having been detained
by a wreck just east of Florence.
The body of Charles Ellis, who was
killed by Tuesday's wreck on the A. &
1'. H. U., (full particular of which will
be found on the second page) passed
through on yesterday's Atlantieexpress
for burial at his old home in New Bed
ford, Mass.
The monument to Mr. Manvede's en
terprise his new block between the
post oilicc and the (Jazettk office has
been unveiled, the staging being taken
down and disclosing a line structure.
.The broad side walk is being extended
in front of the building.
Affairs at the Navajo Agency are re
ported to be of a critical nature. Rev.
(J. Eastman, the objectionable Agent,
not manifesting any disposition to re
treat, the Indians are becoming more
and more enraged. It is reported that
all the employes at the Agency have
left, fearful of trouble. '
It has been decided to commence
work on the south wing of the new east
front of the Jesuit College as soon as
Architect. Wheelock has the plans fin
ished and the contract is let. It is
probable that both Avings and the cen
tral building with the tower will be
built at once.
Mr. Moulton has just linishcd laying
a splendid sidewalk in front of t he resi
dence of V. A. (5'ivciis, the (Jazettk
office and Mr. Marwede's new build
ing. If is eight feet wide, made of 2x4
scantling. An extension of this good
work to the plaza by property holders
will be a benefit to the town.
A report comes from Arizona of the
appearance and spread of the disease
commonly called "black vomit" that
frequently rages in extremely hot cli
mates. It is a species of yellow fever
and almost always results fatally. The
tongue swells to alarming proportions,
and turns black, the victim usually
choking bMleath. A number of people
are reported to have been carried ofl'by
it at Howie station on the Southern Pa
cific Railroad, ninety-eight miles west
of Doming.
The East side is now without a police
force, Officers Franklin and Jilson hav
ing tendered their resignation yester
day. The occasion of their withdrawal
was the fact, that the citizens did not
fulfill -the promise made them to raise
200 per month for preserving order.
The amount raised has fallen consider
ably below this, and the officers nat
urally felt little like performing their
part of the contract when it was contin
ually broken by the citizens. We
doubt if ever two more faithful men
can be secured for the positions as they
are each peculiarly qualified for the
positions and have faithfully discharged
their duties.
Ntrevt Ituiluny.
The cars for the street railway were
unloaded yesterday forenoon, and a
large crowd gathered in the railroad
yard to see that Superintendent R. R.
Thornton, of the Street Railway .Com
pany, attended to the job correctly. A
Mpiad of young boys attended the op
eration, to theirown infinite amusement
and the inconvenience of the workmen.
The four cars are jaunty in appearance,
the predominating colors being yellow
ami white; the interior is of chestnut
finish, fitted up with perforated seats.
They are double platfnrmed, to be
drawn by either one or two horses, and
are light running. A fare box will be
placed in each car, thus dispensing with
a conductor. The cars are from the
factory of the Rrownell tfc Wight Car
Company, of St. Louis and cost !?T.wiO
each. It is not, expected that the line
will begin running regularly till Satur
day, when cars will run at intervals of
twelve or fifteen minutes, from (j A. jr.,
till 11 i'. m. Singh- fares will be ten
cents each way, five tickets for a quar
ter. The committee who have charge of
the construction and equipment of the.
line, Messrs. L. P. Browne, W. II.
Shupp and J. Roscnwald. are tobe con
gratulated for the attention they have
given the enterprise, insuring our city
an improvement that will be appreci
ated by the public generally.
It roe km mi's i:xprin-.
Mr. John Broclviuan's lightning ex
press and passenger line, from Dem
ing Junction to Silver City, is one of
the best yet started. The coaches arc
well arranged for the comfort of pas
sengers, and make the trip during day
light, starting from Deming at 7 a. m.
and arriving at Silver City at 4 p. m.
The coaches stop one. hour at Hudson's
Hot Springs,, which is one of the best
watering places in the West. Connec
tions with all passenger trains are made
regularly. An entire new outfit of
horses and coaches will be put on the
line in n few' days. Passengers bound
for Silver City will do well to enquire
for Mr. B. Rosenfeld, who is the agent
at Deming Junction, who will see that
they are provided with all the comforts
possible.
A OOLDF..V NEIGHBOR.
The KatabliHhment of m Mall Root
Between La Vega and
White Oaks.
riiieueB of White OakM oíd.
Mr. John T. Leer, the proprietor of
the new stamp mill at While Oaks, left
for Denver yesterday. Just before
stepping on the train he was interview
ed on the outlook of that rich camp.
His opinion is that the fondest hopes of
the friends of the great gold camp will
be realized. His opinion is valuable
because it is based on a practical exam
ination of d i Torent claims in the dis
trict. He demonstrated his faith in its
future by interesting himself in quite a
number of properties and putting up a
mill to work custom ore. II! lias tested
the ore from four mines that shows re
markably well. The erection of ma
chinery lias stimulated the work of act
ive development and all claim owners
are making preparations to work their
properties. There is a great demand
for experienced miners, and Mr. Leer
says he will engage all of this class who
present themselves. None others need
apply! There are enough tenderfeet in
the camp at present who are anxious to
do miners' work, or rather to receive
miners' pay. The time has come when
experience is needed, arid all old min
ers can receive " employment. The
wages at present are from $3 to $1 per
day, as all work now is surface work.
But wages will increase in proportion
as development becomes more difficult
and trying.
Mr. Leer states that lie has every
thing ready to increase the number of
stamps at short notice according to the
demand. He has power and water for
one hundred stamps, and it would not
be a difficult matter to increase the
stamps to that number.
He showed a Gazette representative
a certificate received only a few days
ago from the U. S. mint at Denver
where a quantity of White Oaks
gold had been sent to be tested. It was
brought to Messrs. Browne & Manza
nares, of this city, and by them sent to
the mint. The lot contained 20.87
ounces of quartz gold, and was taken
from a number of mines in the Oaks
with the intention of showing an aver
age of the mineral product of the camp,
The following are the figures taken
from the certificate:
Before melting 20.87 ozs
After " 10.1)1
Fineness 902
Value $371.24.
This test shows that White Oaks gold
is extraordinarily fine in quality, as 902
out of a possible 1,000 has been excelled
by that of but one other district in the
United States, namely, that of 'Grass
Valley, California. Mr. Leer expresses
his belief that other tests will show up
better, and he thinks that the gold of
the "Vera Crtiz1' mine will excel in fine
ness. This is something in which White
Oaks people can take a just pride, and
not only they but the people of the
whole territory have reason to rejoice.
The citizens of Las Vegas, however,
although the fact is patent, and appre
ciated, that they are deeply interested
in the welfare and future prosperity of
White Oaks people and their district,
have a queer way of manifesting it.
What is needed for them to do is to
ESTABLISH A JIA1L ROUTE TO THE OAKS.
The Gazette has frequently sought
to impress upon our business men the
importance of concerted action towards
effecting this. Apathy, we are proud
to say, has never been manifested, but,
on lie other hand, all real work for the
successful carrying out of the project
has been confined to a few men. M.
Whiteman of this city lias already done
more than any other man, and he is
still willing to work and materially as
sist in securing the object sought for.
It is reported on very good authority
that Gen. R. A. Cameron. Postal In
spector, lias already, or is about to re
port adversely on the present mail route
from Socorro to White Oaks. It is
known that; the choice of routes nar
rows down to the question whether that
from Lamy or Las Vegas shall be ac
cepted. Santa Fe merchants are work
ing for the former route. What are the
business men of Las Vegas doing?
We believe that General Cameron
would report favorably on a route from
this city to the White Oaks, but he is
not likely to do anything for us beyond
endorsing whatever our citizens may do
towards securing the route. We have
the best natural route, and the matter
should be laid before Postmaster Gen
eral James and Congress as early as
possible. A citizens meeting should be
called and a committee appointed to
take the matter under advisement. Or,
if a self appointed committee composed
of several of our most prominent busi
ness men were to interest themselves in
the matter, then we would be insured
the success of our project. Everybody's
business is no one's business and some
one must take the initiatory step.
No connection was made by A., T. &
S. F. trains with the through train
from San Francisco over the Southern
Pacific R. R. at Deming, on Tuesday or
Wednesday. The Atlantic express,
however, made connection last night.
The break jvas occasioned by the ditch
ing of an express train on the S. P.
near Tucson.
PEBSOXAL.
Francisco Baca went south last night.
John H. Mills Esq. of Socorro is in
town.
John Harrison of Anton Chico is in
town.
Sol. Jaffa of Trinidad is stopping at
the Sumner House.
George W. llaff and wife of Canton,
Ohio, are guests at the St. Nicholas.
Mrs. A. A. Robinson who was danger
ously ill, we are happy to announce is
improving.
Messrs. C. II. Palmer and W. H. Kel
ler f Kansas City are stopping at the
St. Nicholas Hotel.
I. Herbert was reported slightly worse
yesterday evening. He is afflicted with
neuralgia of the bowels. i
Messrs. Reed and Peltier of Missouri
are in the city looking at town property
with a view to investments.
G. J. Howard of the iirm of Howard
& McMasters Tascosa, is in the city pur
chasing goods for their store.
A. M. Friend of the firm of B. A.
Fienamau & Co., wholesale liquor deal
ers of Kansas City is in town.
H. M. Winsor, tie inspector of the A.
T. & S. F., came down last night from
Trinidad quite sick with cholera mor
bus. Conductor Ed. Ruby returned from
his eastern trip yesterday. He brought
his wife and child with him. They will
likely make this city their home.
Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Borden
and daught er Kittie went to Socorro on
yesterday's train. They aregoing on -a
pleasure trip and will be gone several
days.
W. J. M. Thomas and son of the firm
of Dean, Thomas & Co., cotton factors
and general commission merchants of
Rome, Georgia, are in the city. They
are looking at the Territory with a view
to investments.
Trouble at MclMierMou.
There appears to be several version!
of the story of the killing of the two
Mexicans at Pecos by Frank MePher
son, tie inspector of Walsen & Levy,
particulars of which were published in
the Gazette yesterday. It is claimed
by the friends of Antonio Romero and a
man by the name of Borego, the mur
dered men, that the killing was unjus
tifiable. On the other hand, the friends
of McPherson state positively that his
life had been threatened by Romero.
It is further stated that Romero had
said of the man who afterwards killed
him, "we'll kill you ty-night and burn
your body." There are so many con
flicting reports that it is difficult which
to believe. . McPherson is said to be a
peaceably inclined man who did his
best to keep out of trouble. The whole
difficulty is the result of a feud of long
standing, that arose over a dispute
about the right to cut timber. Mc
Pherson first killed Romero in sejf de
fense and then undertook to get out of
the way. A friend of Romero's bragged
that he would avenge his death, and he
was killed. McPherson is reported to
be in the vicinity of the place where the
killing took place, guarded by four
men from the tie camp, and five others
armed to the teeth came up on the At
lantic express yesterday who openly
announced their intention of standing
by McPherson and would not see him
arrested. Others went down from here
yesterday to reinforce them. There
were rumors current last night that
there was danger of trouble at Mc
Pherson station, but as Sheriff Romero,
of this city, and the sheriff of Santa Fe
county went to the scene of trouble, it
is supposed that a clash was averted.
McPherson is a very gritty man, and
was formerly an A. T. & S. F. guard at
Trinidad.
Woj-iIn nt Commendation and En
yjr eoiii-iig-emcnt.
Immediately on the receipt of the
news of the killing of Billy "the Kid"
by Sheriff Garrett, prominent citizens
of Ro.swell and the lower Pecos wrote
us giving particulars and expressing
satisfaction at the brave deed. Capt.
J. C. Lea, of Roswell, wrote asking
that the Gazette should request the
people of the Territory generally and
of Las Vegas, Santa Fe and the Pecos
river country, particularly, to get up a
liberal contribution to Sheriff Garrett
as part compensation for the dangers,
hardships and risks he has taken in
capturing and bringing to justico this
noted desperado. Mr. A. H. .Whetstone
also of Roswell, writes: "An almost
universal shout of rejoicing will go up
in this county at the death of this
shrewd thief and desperate murderer.
The words, 'God bless Pat Garrett for
his good work' will escape from many
a lip, and people will never cease to
love him for his great achievements.
He has already accomplished wonders
during his short administration. Before
its expiration Lincoln county will be
one of the most law abiding in the Ter
ritory." The Píenle. -
The Baptist Sunday-school picnic
came off yesterday at the hot springs.
A large number were present and a
very good time was had. Both busses
besides a number of other vehicles wqre
lillcd with passengers. A full supply
of everything good to eat was taken
along. The picnic was a perfect suc
cess, but was slightly marred by the
storm in the afternoon.
Park Bestaaraat.
For a well cooked well served meal
go to the Park Restaurant. Breakfast
from half past six to ten; dinner from
twelve to two p. m. ; supper from six
to eight p. m. Meals cooked to order.
Chicken and porter house steak always
served to order. r-20-tf .
Keno Korreet.
Keen kalkulators keep kontinuing to
kalkilate, bat 8 ball keno kaptures the
kake. Kail at Bon Ton saloon every
Knight. Grand supper Saturday night.
Strayed.
A black Berkshire boar, weight about
250 pounds; no ear marks. A liberal
reward will be paid for his return to the
Exchange corral. 7-20-lt
Kome to Keno.
7-22-2t
5 CENTS 5
Per Pound
-AT-
BELL & CO S
The Plaza Grocers and Bakers.
Free Pool of $15.00
Saturday night at 11 o'clock will be
given away by the proprietors oí the
lion ion Keno rarlors. Jtiveryboay en
titled to one card free. 7-22-2t
We have now in stock a fresh supply
of pure Apple Cider Vinegar. Geo. F.
Maitland & Co. 7-21tf
NEW DENTAL ROOMS
Of Dr. DeGraw.
upen duly oth, over Herbert's new
drug store, northwest corner of plaza.
u-s.M)-n
All summer drinks at Billy's.
-7tf
Rubber Coats of all descriptions at
4.1.. XT Tr..-!. Cli.
iiiB new iui"K iiuuuiig oiure.
Kome to Keno.
-22-2t
Fresh buttermilk on ice at Putman &
Wolf's. C-10-tf
A large invoice of white lace and veils
just received at C. E. Wesche's. 6-2tf
Ladles' Summer Suiting:.
New Fabrics.
New Styles.
Fast Colors.
Beautiful Shades
at the store of
C. E. 'Wesche. 7-12-tf
Champagne cocktails 25 cents, at Bil
ly's. , 7-14-tf
Salad
Lunch.
a la Delmonico at
Billy's
7-13tf
Everything in the house furnishing
line kept by Lockhart & Co. 5-lltf
Kome to Keno.
7-22-2t
Hand Made Shoes.
Fine French calf, for gentlemen
splendid foot wear, at H. Romero &
Brother's. 6-9-tf
Grand Lunch
every Saturday night at the Exchange
ibaloon. 4-21-tf
Pure
Wolf's.
Missouri cider at Putman &
' Ice cold Milwaukee beer on draught,
10 cents, at "Billy's." 5-25tf
"' Keep the dust out of your rooms by
using L,ocKtiart M co. s Kubber Weath
cr Strips.
-lltf
Buy yonr trunks and valises a
the New York Clothing Store.
Ice cold Budweiser beer at Billy's
o-ü-tt
Canvas shoes at the New York
Store.
Notice to the Public.
i or fruit and ornamental trees
shrubs, bulbs and flowering plants of
an Kinus, see l. Armstrong, of the
Geneva Nursery. N. Y. He will remain
in town a few tfays for the purpose of
taking orders from those that may de
sire to purchase. Refers respectfully to
.Jen liaynoias, n,sq., tirst jNationa
Bank. 7-10-lm
Try "Billy's Ponies"
Havana.
Cigars, pure
Fresh butter milk from the churn
brought in every morning from the
ranch, at Billy's. 5-31tf
Wells, Frfo ék Vo'n Express.
Everything is in readiness with the
Wells, Fargo & Company's Express to
receive expressage to ail points east ana
west, local or foreign. We have a fa'
vorable rate to all points for those wish
ing to express merchandise or treasure.
LTlie Las Vegas office is at the depot,
mu is uvíi iiuni i a. in. ii mil o p. m.
A wagon will call two or three times a
day in both East and West Town, and
parties having goods to express can
send them to the office without further
trouble.
58-tf C. P. Hovey, Agent.
Have just received a lot of Cakes,
Crackers and Fancy Candies. Geo. F.
Maitland & Co. 7-21tf
Three car loads of Excelsior Beer,
just received by Charles llfcld. 7-20-lw
Flak
Wanted-For Sale-For Rent-Lost.
WANTED. A laundry woman and two din
inir room girls. Immediately, at the Hot
Springs Hotel. 7-17-tf
WANTED. A few muslo scholars. Call on
or address Mrs. C. Piaget, Grand View
Hotel, Las Vegas, New Mexico. 7-13-tf.
WANTED Two flrst-class cabinet men.
A. Ü. KOUBINS.-7--tf
WANTED. Two or three number one plan
ing mill bench hands. None lint first
class need apply. At Wootten's planing mill.
Also good machine man. 4-22-tf
T7
OK SALE A choice lot of Mexican mules,
thoroughly broke and in line working
condition. A
to Frank
Blake, Kast
Las Vegas, New
exlco.
C-17-tf
WANTED A good cook, a middle aged wo
man. Apply at the Park Restaurant.
I7-i0-tf
WANTED A chambermaid
View Hotel.
at
the Grand
17-2li-tf
UKR RENT. Two nice, largo rooms for of-
JL tices, in Marwede s new building,
Apply
2i-tf
to Marwede, Brumley & Co.
TJlOIt SALE County warants by V. O.
Kihl
X' l
1 berg.
5-27-tf
FOIl SALE 1280 Improved sheep delivered
at the Wagon Mound or Vertnejo. For
further particulars inquire of
ANTONIO D. ACA.
5-9-tt Upper Las Vegas.
EOlt SALE Fine stock ranch, good range,
plenty of running water, has a good bouse
and corral. Will be sold lor cash, or cattle
taken in exchange- Apply to C. H. Browning,
r.asE ias vegas. 3-1311.
ÍJ10R SALE One complete well drilling or
DroHDectintr machine: works in rock or
dirt; will sell cheap for cash. For particulars
aauress u. tram x ,
7-0-lm Care of Chas. Blanchard.
Las Vegas, N. M.
FOR SALE Baca Hull, the largest and best
audience hall in the Territory, provided
with good stage scenerv. uro curtains, etc
Cattle or sheep taken in exchange or tin.e giv
en on payments. Address A. J. Baca and
Chas, llfeld. Las Vegas. S-l-tf.
FOR RENT. The drug store in the Wcscho
building on the plaza, at present occupied
by F. E. Herbert, is for rent. Apply to the
proprietor. C. E. WESCHE.
H-tf"-tr.
C A 9ííí To loan on approved real
351: JJJ estate security. Apply to
C. R. BROWNING. 7-9tf
nOR SALE. Fifteen head of good work
steers, one wagon. A
Apply to George Ross
at
LULKHAK l Si UO.'S,
7-1-lw
IT IS TRUE
That in Supplying you with
Carpels, Window Shades
We do it with as little trouble to
yourselves as possible.
WE EMPLOY
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 extensive Stock
in Las Vegas. One trial will demon
strate what we can do.
JAFFA BROTHERS.
Brick.
We now have on hand a superior quality of
brick which will be sold in large or small
quantities as the purchaser desires. Shipments
will be made to any part of the territory and
the patronage of the.uubhcls respectfully solic
ited. 5-8-tf ' HUGH Pltlt'lIAltD,
Box líi, VLasegas, N. M.
We only wish the people of Las Vegas
to visit us once. Our goods and prices
will convince them that it is to their in
terest to buy. Clements & Martinez,
opposite San Miguel Bank. 7-lfl-5t
For cheap hardware go to Lockhart
& Go's. 2-lltf
Beautiful fans at Charles llfeld' s.
Apples, Potatoes, Apple.
Just received, a fine lot of Missouri
apples and potatoes at George F. Mait
land & Co's. Prices to suit all. 7-lG-tf
Cream Bread at Bell & Co's, the
Plaza Grocers and Bakers.
Go to Judd's barber shop and get
scraped, Exchange Hotel. tí
Fine line of Straw Hats at the
New York Clothing Store. 5-25tf
Carpets, window shades, oil cloths
and mattings at Lockhart & Co's. 5-lltf
Frefth Bread
Of all kinds every morning, at the Old
Reliable Bakery of J. Graff & Co.
7-2-tf
Burts celebrated Boots and Shoes
at the New York Clothing Store.
Examine Lockhart & Co's line new
stock of furniture beforé purchasing
elsewhere. 5-lltf
Ice cold Milwaukee beer on draught,
10 cents, at Billy's.
Fine alifornia cloth
ing, stetson and Mor
riseyhats a specialty.
Mint julips at Billy's.
A large and fresh stock of fancy can
dies and nuts of all kinds at Clements
& Martinez, opposite San Miguel Bank.
Milk punch at Billy1 s. 5-7ti
J.J.FITZGERRELL.
THE LIVE REAL ESTATE
Las Vegas, N. M.
J. J. FltzgerrelL the live real estate man.
has for sale a large numlx-r of fine buslnesM
and desirable residence lots in different parts
of the new and old portions of the city. Par
ties seeking investments in rcul estate, busi
ness chances, business and dwelling houses,
should call 011 FiUgerrcll; he can accommo
date them.
For sale, one dairy and gurdening furra very
cheap, two miles from the city.
One business house on Lincoln street at a
bargain.
One livery or sale stable, at a bargain.
Two desirable fuir room cottages, with good
stone cellars each; one on Main ami other on
6th street, at a bargain. Will rent for M per
cent, on the investment.
One hotel furnished complete. Has all the
business it enn accommodate.
One hotel paying 3o per cent, on the Invest
ment.
One business bouse on Lincoln avenue will
pay 50 per cent, on investment.
Business house and lot on Railroad avenue
that rents by the year lor ;t() per cent, tin in
vestment.
Five room house and lot near the depot,
renting for twenty dollars per mouth. Price,
4UO.
A splendid new residence, H rooms, ü lots,
renting for 35 per cent, on investment. Price
51.ÍXW.
Business house and lot on Railroad avenue
nt a bargain, renting for 55 per cent, on invest
ment. One of the best corner lots and business
houses in the city for sule at a bargain. Cull
and see.
I have vacant lots for sale on Railroad ave
nue, Centre street, Lincoln avenue. Eighth
street and Grand avenue, in the heart of the
city at a bargain. Call and see.
One of the llnost gardens in New Mexico. A
rare chance for a gurdner and tiorist to make a
lortune.
1 have for sale tho most desirable business
property and stock of groceries, on Centro
street. Part payment down, balance on time.
Very cheap. Owner wants to turn his atten
tion to mining.
For sale Ono restaurant, ono saloon, one
steam laundry and one drug store. For par
ticulars call.
For sale, in GcofTrion and Lueero's new ad
ditions. These are very desirable residence
lots. They enter the market cheap. There is
fully one hundred per cent, prolit in these
lots as nn investment within the next six
months. .
I have residence property'hnd lots for sale in
all parts of theity. Examine my list before
purchasing.
I have for sala, in Mills & Chapman's addition
to the Hot Springs; these lots will lie sold
cheap.
I have bargains to offer on Main, Lincoln
and Douglas streets, also on Zion Hill, that
will pay from 40 to GO per cent, on the invest
ment. I have for sale a large number of the mo
desirable lots at the Hot Springs thnt will
sold cheap.
I have lor sale the finest stock and farming
ranch in New Mexico, commanding the atten
tion of capitalist and colonist. Apply for par
ticulars. I also have for sale several One stock ranches
in the different portions of the Territory.
6ii ff( Head of sheep for sale.
VjiXJVjyj Wethers, ewes and Iambi
in lots to suit customers, at a
price from ono dollar- per head up
ward, according to grade. Can be seen from
the 15th to the Oth of July. J. J. Firzfrerrcll,
the live real estate agent, Loekhurt's block up
stairs. 7-7-2 w
Fc
IOR SALE-RKSIDENCES.-O110 for i",
renting at S10 a month: ono at f-tfiO. rent
ing at $15 a month; ono at $450 renting at fifi
a month; one at $500 renting at $20 a month;
one at $750 renting at $-25 a month; ono at
$1.000, renting at $) u month; one ut $1,500,
renting at $40 a month,
Two splendid business houses for sale.
Choice building lots in the new addition at
from $50 to $100 each.
Two business houses for rent.
J. J. FlTZOEKIlELI.,
The live real estate agent, corner Centre street
and Grand avenue, 7-23-lw
ELEVEN DOLLARS n month for twelve
months will buy a lot fronting on two
streets in the most desirable part of the city,
close to street railway and postoitiec. Avail
yourself of this opportunity.
J. J. FlTZGKltltEUi
The live real estate agent, ollico on Grand
avenue.
FOR RENT.
A number of desirable business houses on
the different business streets of the city, also
oiliees, restaurants and dwellings. If you want
to rent property call.
Remember that the best business chances
are always to lie had by calling on
J. .1. FITZGERRELL,
Ollice oír Grand avenue. .
Our stock of Tobac
co is complete; all of
the best brands and
cheapest prices.
Clements & Martinez,
Opposite San Miguel
Bank. 7-1 0-5 1
Bargains in
every
thing at
Isidor stern's.
WORKING SUITS
that will stand the test
of hard knocks and
rough usage at
Isidor Stern's.
KEEP COOL.
Everything- in sum
mer goods for ladies'
and gents' wear at re
duced prices.
Isidor stern.
Harness and sad
dlery at T. Romero Sc
Son's.
ATTENTION !
The Boston Cloth
ing House are sole
agents for Le yi Strauss
& Co., patent Califor
nia copper
Duck and
Clothing.
riveted
Denim
Three car loads of Excelsior Beer
just received at Charles llfeld' s. 7-20-1 w