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DAILY GAZETTE
SUNDAY, JULY 24, 1881.
JA.F.TTK GLEAXI.C;i.
F. E. Herbert has len quite hick for
the last week. Ho was feeling better
yesterday.
Eighty-eight head of line Ix-ef cattle
were received at the Western meat mar
ket yesterday. This is doing business
on a large scale.
Odd Fellow lodge will meet to-morrow
night at 8 o'clock, sharp. All vis
iting .brethren, in good standing, are
cordially invited to be present.
Col. Lockhart is making preparations
to construct an addition to the Stunner
House. It will include a large billiard
hall and tifteen sleeping rooms.
The fishing party, consisting of T. J.
Flecnian and daughter, Mrs. K. (J. Mc
Donald and daughter, C. 15. Smith and
wife, Stephen Garrard and sister, and
several others, who went to the Gallinas
canyon last week, returned Friday eve
ning. They had a very good time, not
withstanding the numerous showers of
rain that has visited, this part of the
country during the past week. Wo are
not aware of the number of trout cap
tured nor the number of hair breadth
escapes experienced while gone.
Wi-itliir to I'riicllcul Joker. '
About 4 o'clock yesterday morning
Jack l'ayne, of the firm of Payne &
Bartlett. the Unilroad Avenue jewelers,
who was sleeping in an apartment open
ing oH' from the stoTeroom, was aroused
by a terrible racket, at the front en
trance. The jar was sutliciently great
to set the. clocks a-slriking, and Mr.
Payne's first impression was that the
door had been broken in and he. was bo
sieged by robbers. Acting on Hie im
pulse of the moment, he jumped out of
bed and caught up a six-shooter, ex
pecting to be confronted by one or more
men whom he resolved to greet with a
warm reception. He caught a glimpse
of a face at the outside door, and a man
started to run. Payne took range, be
ing careful to avoid hitting a lamp and
valuable clock, and blazed away at the
head of the runner, who was making
good time past the show window. He
thought he must have struck the mark,
but concluded that he would return to
bed again. In the forenoon he found
out that Rogers, of the Occidental Hall,
had gone to the door with the intention
of playing a practical joke on Mr.
Payne, but he will not be likely to
choose him for a subject again, as the
shot from his revolver barely missed his
head. It was a foolish thing to do, and
it might have cost him his life, for Mr.
Payne was perfectly justified in attempt
ing to frighten away a caller at such an
hour, especially when the city is with
out police protection.
Good Promotions.
Yesterday Mr. Nate E. Walthall, who
has been chief clerk of the Wells-Fargo
Express company's otlice in this city
since the otlice was established, was or
dered to report in Wichita, Kans., on im
portant business. He will return to Las
Vegas on the 1st, when lie will leave
for a southern point to accept a far
more responsible position as agent for
the company. Nate is a very , popular
young follow who has made many
friends in this city, and the.y will all be
glad to learn that his services have been
appreciated by the company. But they
will also regret his removal from Las
Vegas, and all that they can do. which
all concur in. is to wish liim continued
success. His promotion is deserved,
and the company will never regret its
recognition of worth in his case.
Mr. Walthall is succeeded as chief
clerk to Mr. Hocy, the express agent,
by 1). J. Maedonald who has been bill
clerk for some time at the. A.,'T. & S.
F. otlice. His appointment is ' a good
one.
Marnier of the A. T. A ft. F.
Mr. A. P.. Touzalin is considered the
probable successor to Col. W, B. Strong
as manager of the A. T. & S. F. It is
expected that his appointment will be
officially announced in a few days. In
this connection, the following from the
Omaha Hi jiihli'-nii may be quoted:
' If the report of Manager Totiza
lin's retirement from the Burlington &
Missouri to accept a similar posit ion on
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe be
true, Mr. Touzalin 'returns to his early
love.' He was for several years land
commissioner of the Atchison road, in
which otlice he gained the distinction
which his subsequent career has still
fuvtfrcrillustratcd. Omaha can ill af
ford to part with Mr Touzalin. . Helias
proved not more a wise and energetic
railroad manager than a public spirited
citizen. Should he leave us, however,
the work which he docs will remain a
monument to his m-jacily, liberality
and enterprise, lie has proved him
self to be, and has sought in equal
measures to make his road, the friend
of Omaha. In the point of view of self
interest, we trust that Mr. Touzalin
wiil remain with the Burlington road
and with Omaha."'
Morgan' Exam i ni I ion.
Wm. Morgan, Chief of Police on the
West Side, who shot ami killed Victor
Trujillo in Jesus Tafoya's dance hall
late Friday night, while attempting to
quell a disturbance, was brought before
Justice Pablo Ulibarri yesterday after
noon for examination. No new evi
dence was evolved beyond what was
stated in the Gazk tte yesterday morn
ing. The trial was adjourned till nine
o'clock to-morrow morning, Morgan in
the meantime being released on bail. .
linéaos Hot Kprlnr.
Since the completion of (ha railroads
to Deming Junction these springs nave
come more prominently' into public
favor as a watering plaec than ever be
fore. They are situated in Grant Coun
ty, almost exactly, half ,vily between
Deming Junction ' and jhe (beautiful
town of Silver City. The history con
nected with them is quite interesting.
They were first settled in t7.) by a man
by the name of Kuntz, who, at the
breaking out of the civil war went into
the rebel service, and. was tiot heard of
afterwards. . The buildings were then
taken possession of by the Government
and used as i hospital until the close of
the ar. when It was abandoned and
taken ui) by Virgil Martin, who was
subsequently killed by the Indians in
one of the numerous raids through
Cook's Canyon. , The ranch, for at that-
time it was used for no other purpose,
was sold to D. B. Lacy. Richard Hud
son, the present owner, bought the
spring and all the appurtenances there
to in 1873, and at once recognizing their
value as medicinal springs, set to work
to bei'utify and prepare them for such
purposes. Over one thousand shade
trees were planted out and have grown
luxuriantly, making a' beautiful shady
grove, which, at a distance,' looks like
an oasis in a desert, which it really is
during the dry season bf ,the year. Ap
ple and peach trees have' been planted,
and an! now loaded down with fruit.
Bath houses and a hotel '.wore' built, and
everything put in shape for the accom
modation of guests, f he, waters of the
principal spring issue from the crater
of an extinct volcano, ) which forms 'a
circular 'mound much higher than the
surrounding plains.- The water, when
it first comes from the ground is very
warm, being 142 degrees F., and so
clear that the smallest objects can be
seen at , a depth of ten or fifteen feet.
The principal medicinal ingredients'! of
the water are' iron and magnesia. The
volume of water is about twenty inches,
and when cooled makes the best of
drinking water. There are hotel ac
commodations for about thirty guests
at present. As a winter resort, Hud
son's Hot Springs cannot be excelled
anywhere in the United States. The
altitude is 5,008 feet above the level of
the sea, and the climate , is mild and
equitable, and invalids who are unable
to stand the high altitude of the Las
Vegas Hot Springs could not do better
than to go to the famous Hot Springs of
Grant County. A milk ranch anda
splendid garden is connected with these
springs, and the table is therefore sup
plied with the best bf fresh milk, but
ter, eggs and vegetables. It is only
four hours drive from Deming, and Mr.
and Mrs. Hudson make their guests
feel perfectly at home. Stop there, if
you wish to have a pleasant time.
Xcarly A Coiiflasrratlon.
At a quarter past three o'clock yes
terday afternoon the cry of lire was
heard in the neighborhood of Gross,
Blackwell & Co.'s commission house,
and soon after a dense volume of smoke
was seen rising from ! the' rear of t he
New York bakery. A strong wind had
just begun puffing, uhd the fact, that
a tire had been kindled in the block that
a few months ago was laid(in ashes, ex
cited no little alarm.- ' In- a jiffy, a
crowd of men were at the scene; of ex
citement, and willing hands fell to. the
work of carrying water and tearing off
the roof of the bake house where the
llames were beginning to make good
headway. Fully three hundred men
and boys were on hand all willing and
eager to assist in extinguishing the fire.
Mr. A. M. Bhick well came panting up
to the lire, burdened with the load of a
Babcoek extinguisher, and his arrival
was greeted with a shout. This and
two other similar machines of con
densed force were promptly turned
loose and effective work'was done. The
blaze was soon a smudge, and then
completely drowned out. The rain that
soon after began falling settled the bu
siness. The fire originated in the bake
house of T. A. Nctterberg's bakery
and the loss will not exceed one or two
hundred dollars. Just over the bake
oven was a loft in which wb beds were
made up1 on a pile of hay and excelsior,
and it is supposed that a spark from the
chimney must have in some way fallen
in this inflamable stuff and started the
blaze. It was' a narrow escape from a
serious conflagration, and " had it not
been for the timely arrival of the small
army of men,' much property' would
have been destroyed.
III fU II KKKVICK.
METHODIST. EPISCOPAL.
Services at the usual iio'urs, presided
over by Rev. Thos. Harwood.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL.
Rev. Boyle, the new Rector, will offi
ciate to-morrow at the regular hours J1 1
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Sundays, lirst mass at 6:!1() a. m., high
mass at 0:30 a.m. During the week,
low mass at 0:30 a. m.
BAPTIST CHAPEL. - :'
Rev. A. C. Gregory, a Baptist Minis
ter of Kansas, will preach in the Bap
tist Chapel to-morrow, morning and
evening.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -WEST SIDE.
Services will be held to-morrow at 11
a. m. and 7:45 p.' m. Sunday school at
0:43 p. in.. , J. 0. Eastman, Pastor. .....
wew rotatoes f 2.7.1 per minared at K
vreruKUH iv .,o jm 4 aso, xcxas. ,--im (
PEBAOHAI..
Mrs A. A. Robinson is rapidly im
proving. ;V' . v ;
Geo. L. RLx. of Topeka, Kansas, is
registered at the Sumner House.
, Hon.' Fduardo ; Martinez, of Anton
Chico, is looking after business matters
in this city. '
,' Jlr. Johnson, of Bell & Co., the plaza
grocers, is back from a trip to the
south, combining business and pleas
ure. 1). A. Clouthier, of Springer, and W.
J. Waddingham and wife, of Fort Bas
com, are registered at the St. Nich
olas. Chief Engineer Robinson, who was
called home from Arizona by the dan-
rivm rn twii ni ni- n uu, numu
morning, j a; , . :
President W. . B. Strong, who has
been on a tour of inspection over the
length of his road, left El Pasr yester
day morning by special train, and will
arrive in this city sometime to-day.
Mr. Edward L. Bartlett, editor of the
Kaicsmonth, a daily and weekly journal
published at Wyandott, Kansas, is in
the city, spying out the country. He
thinks seriously of taking up his resi
dence in New Mexico.
The wife and parents of Mr. F. S.
Presbrey, the genial traveling Passen
ger Agent of the Y). & U. G R'y, will
visit the Las Vegas Hot Springs in a
few weeks. Mr. Presbrey's father is a
prominent and influential citizen of
Washington City.
,Mr. Sam H. Bannister, Business Man
ager of the Indianapolis Herald, is
among the recent arrivals from the
south, where he had been on a visit to
towns along the-Rio. Grande. He is
very favorably impressed with the Ter
ritory, and would move here if foot
loose, in Indianapolis. - .(,
J.li.I Mills started for 'Sonora, Old
Mexico, yesterday. He will lay over
one 'day in . Socorro and then continue
his joitrney. . He goes for the purpose
of inspecting some mines in the neigh
borhood of Altar, and will be gone live
or 8ix weeks. The Gazette wishes
Mr. Mills a successful trip and a safe
return.
; The Drenching'.
The storm Friday was general through
out the Territory. It extended from
Colorado to El Paso, and rained quite
hard in the Texas town and at Deming
Junction. The streams were swollen,
but no damage has as yet been reported.
In the neighborhood of Wagon Mound
the water poured down the hills and
collected in the natural basin on both
sides of the A., T. & S. F. track, mak
ing a washout and stopping all trains.
In addition to this the wires went down
and it was found necessary to abandon
all trains, the Atlantic express that left
here late on Friday night being laid by
over twenty-four hours at Wagon
Mound. No train came in from the
north all day. ' '
Yesterday's train from the south was
det ained eight hours by a washout on
the Jomado, between San Marcial and
Pope station, caused in the same way as
that at Wagon Mound. When the train
reached Lamy Junction, it was forced
to wait over on account of caving banks
this side. In this city rain fell in tor
rents at intervals, and at about 4 o'clock
a violent rain set in that drenched ev
erything. The Gallinas was a raging
stream, and lakes stood on the level
ground just east of the river, while the
streets were Hooded.
' Gaiety at the MriiitfH.
select party was given at the Hot
Springs hotel on Friday night. Mr.
Clarence Wells was the prime mover in
die affair, and no pains were spared to
make it enjoyable. ', Boffa's orchestra
furnished the music that was up to the
usual high standard of that organiza-,
tion. The party was enjoyed by all and
dancing kept up till an early hour. An
elegant lunch was served by the Hotel.
Among those present Avere the follow-
Mrs. and Miss Otero, Mrs. M. L. Coo
ley, Mrs. N. J. Pettijohn, Mrs. E. H.
Chapman, Mrs. A. C. Stockton, Mrs. R.
J. Holmes, Misses Martin, Irland, Dyer,
Cooper, Hubbell and Wisner. Messrs.
O. L. Houghton, Page B. and M. A.
Otero, Jr., E. and C. Gross, A. II. Raj'
noh.ls, 11. J. Holmes, A. M. Blackwell,
E. Kirkpatrick, Dr. ST. J. Pettijohn, C.
M. Williams, R. A. Kistler, F. White
law, Clarence Wells, C. C. Gise, W.
Fabian and J. Chessman. Of t he guests
of the hotel were Mrs. Cheesbro, Tope
ka, Miss Ransom, Beloit, Wis., Mrs.
and. Miss Prichard, city, Mrs. Arm
strong and Ford, Topeka, Messrs. W.
B. Slosson, Leavenworth, H. M. Sale,
Salina, Kan., Col. W. G. Dickinson, To
peka, R. Y'.; Seabury, Peoria, Dr. : Oli
ver, Hot Springs, R. W. Muse, J. A.
Randall, J. C-Randall rid-T. F. Crat
ty, Newton, Kansas,' Mrs. W. A. Smyth,
Dr. ; William II. Page and daughter,
Boston, Mrs. Skelly, Trinidad, Mrs.. V.
R; Scott and Mr. Wollman, of Leaven
worth. .
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
r1 ' OllAND VIKW HOTKL. ,
- S. G. Bartlett,- Socorro? Mrs. O. E. Farmer.
Sulzbacher; O. W. Hartón, Cleveland; a. Blue.
J. Dorem. ' ' ' " '
For all kinds of California nroduce.
such as new potatoes, oranges, apricots,
plums, apples and peaches send to E.
Germain & Co., El Paso, Texas.7-24-ltn
Lttr LUC
The following Is the list of letter remaining
uncalled for In the Las Vega, N. M., Pout Of
fice for the week ending July ffl, 1RS1. Per
sona calling for these letters will please aay
advertised."
Anderson W B
All.nJnoK,
Aranogo Gnadolpo
Anderson William
Baia Aniceto
Barrett Altert N
Borden John
Beiuiett J
Baker f-evl
Brady H U
Brown Samuel II
Brenneiko Frank
Castillo Justlniaiio
Carrillo Esinuio
Cnrpcnter Geo W
Ceasados Dionisio
Collins Mrs L E
Cohenour J E
Crane Allen
Clover J A
Crone A J
Clark Sadie
Gumlev J J 8
- Kennedy T P
KlnkeadAJ
LeR-nmau Mrs LIUio .
Landman Aleck
Iandon T D
Ledoux Miss Vereniza
lunJuan
Lockwood WL '
Lopez Greraro
Meade J H
Martin UI)
Martinez Martin 2
Murtones Juan
Martin Juan
Miller Henry M
Moore Geoiye
Myers L W
MeGleran D L
Meiree M W
McMartin Mrs M
McLaughlin Miss A i
Niles Jacobs
Pettlt Clinton J
Penton John
Parker FH
Pierce Mrs Jennie
Prentiss Jeo A
Phillipa Henry
Rich W H '
Relly A
Hopper J
Hofiberta Lee
KyanSN
Scbada Liandeg
Stonesifer C A 2
Shannon Harry
Sharp John D '
Hmlth 8 J
Twyman William '
TurRuln Gabriel
Van Do. ie Chas F
Walsh MM -Wees
J T
WiH-httnanMlAsK
Winir Geo T 2
Wijfht William 2
Yeuger CM
J. N. FURLONG, P.M.
Dasher Wm H
Tl Lll ,..1
K))'le MR t DOW
Dontrick Henry
iioncnuo .lonn
Dlnsley Home
Enirol Ellen
Eiscmnnn Brothers
Fauster Fred
Frick William
Frey Miss Idu
Gounoz Juan Jesus
Olvens William
Gustafxson J H
Greaner William .
Gonzales Miguel
G rabie Jack
Gothwaite J C
Harlow Joseph
Hewera Visento
Hodgman M M
Ivers Lillto
loinee H 8
Jones Lewis
Johnson Geo
Ice cold Budweiser . beer atTBilly's.
5-6-tf
Canvas shoes at
Store.
the New York
Fresh butter milk from the churn,
brought in every morning from the
ranch, at Billy's. 5-31tf
NEW DENTAL ROOMS
Of Dr. DeGraw.
Open July 5th, over Herbert's ' new
drug store, northwest corner of plaza.
(5-30-tf
All summer drinks at Billy's.- fi-Ttí
, Buy your trunks and valises at
the New York Clothing Store.
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 Ilfeld. 7-2()-lw
Milk puuch at Billy's.
5-7tj
Rubber Coats of all descriptions at
the New York Clothing Store.
Frank Maier the bntcher has his mar
ket stocked up with fresh and fat beef,
mutton, lamb, pork, etc. All kinds of
sausage also always on hand. He al
ways aims to merit the patronage of the
public by keeping on hand the best
qualities of meat. 7-23-2t
Park Reataarnat.
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. T-20-tf.
Everything in the house furnishing
line kept by Lockhart & Co. 5-11 tf
Mint julips at Billy's.
For cheap hardware go to Lockhart
& Co's. 2-lltf
Cream Bread at Bell & Co's, the
Plaza Grocers and Bakers.
Go to Judd's barber shop and get
scrapea, wxenange Hotel. tí
Fine line of Straw Hats
New York Clothing Store.
at the
525tf
Kome to Keno. ;
7-22-2t
Fresh buttermilk on ice at Putman &
Wolf's. C-10-tf
Keno Horrcet.
Keen kalkulators keep kontinuing to
KaiKiiate, mu a nan Keno kaptures the
Kaite. jvau at non ion saloon every
ivnigni. urana supper Saturday night
7-22-2t
Kome to Keno.
7-22-2t
E. Germain & Co.
are sole agents for
Dairy Cheese.
El Paso, Texas,
California State
7-24-1 m
If P
il
5 CENTS 5
Per Pound
AT-
5
The Plaza (irocers and Bakers.
Ice cold Milwaukee beer on draught,
iu cents, at Uiiiiys." ó-üott
Keep the dust out of your rooms by
using LiOCKnart uo. s KUDber weatn
er Strips.
'-- ' 6-lltI
BELL & CO
Vanfed-For Sa!e-For Rent-Lost.
WANTED. An experienced and compe
tent Piano Teacher, to Instruct two
children. Apply at this office. 7-Mf
WANTED. A laundry woman and two dln-Ina-
room irirls, Immediately, at the Hot
Springs Hotel. M7-tf
WANTED. A few music scholars. Call on
or address Mrs. C. Piuifi-t, Grand View
Hotel, Las Veiras, New Mexico. 7-13-tf.
w
ANTED Two flrst-clas cabinet men.
A. O.KOBBIN8.-7-S-tr
WANTED. Two or three number one plan
Inif mill beuch hands. Nnue but tírat
ela nuca apply. At Wool Urn ' planing mill.
Also a good machine mail. 4-22-tf
FOIt SALE A choice lot of Mexican mules,
thoroughly broke and In Une working
condition. Apply to Frank A. Blukn, East
I.ai Vegas, Nw Mexico. -17-tf
WANTED A (rood cook, a middle aged wo
man. Apply at the Park Restaurant.
I7-íü-tt
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ANTED A chambeimalil
at
the Grand
17-ae-tf
View Hotel.
FOR SALE. The old St. Louis lot. In East
Las Vegas. Price, f ifm. Inquire of C.
It. Drowning. F. Geisi.kr,
ji7-3-tf Socorro, N. M.
ÜOK BENT. Two nice, lai?rc rooms lor of-P-y4ioeA,
in MarwtKle's new huildintr. Apply
to Marwede, Urumley & Co. 7-22-tf
OIL SALE County wirants by F. O. Kllil
herir.. 5-27-lf
FOB SALE 1280 improved sheep delivered
at the Wagon Mound or Yermejo. For
further particulars Inquire of
1MJM1MUU . JSAUA,
ANTONIO I). BACA,
5-9-tt Upper Las Vegas.
TTOK SALE Fine stock ranch, good ramee.
JLj plenty of running water, has a good house
aud corral. ' Will be sold lor cash, or cattle
laken lu exchamru- AtidIv to C. It. Browning.
asi i,aa vegas. 3-l3tr,
ÜOR SALE Ono completo well drlllln- or
F prosDectinir machine: works in rock or
dirt; will Bell cheap for cash. For particulars
auciresB v. TltAMuLi,
!lm Care of Chas. Blanchard.
Las Vegas, N. M.
171 OU SALE Baca Hull, the largest aud best
J audience hall lu the Territory, provided
wiiu guuu aiBK acHiittry, urop curiums, en
Cattle or sheen luken in exchauge or tin.e giv
en ou payments. Address A. J. Baca and
unas. mem. Las vegas. 6-l-tl. -
FOB RENT. The druf store inthcWesche
building on the plaza, at present occupied
by r . r.. Herbert, is for rent. Apply to tho
proprietor. C. E. WESCHE.
Ü A 9ífí'I!o loan on approved real
fTfriz JJJ estate security. Apply to
C. R. BROWNING. 7-fltf
,OR SALE. Fifteen head of good work
steers, one wagon. Apply to George Ross
LOCK
CHART & CO.'s.
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BEND
YOUR
JOB WORK
TO THE
GAZETTE
Brick.
We now have on hand a superior quality of
brick which will 1k sold in Urge or small
quantities n tlie purchaser desires. Shipments
will no made to any part or tlie territory am
the putronage of Ihe publicls respectfully solic
ited. 5-S-tf liUOll I'UICHAIID,
Box ll!, VLasesas, N. AI
K. of P.
Eldorado Lsdge No. 1 meets in Castle Hall
(Homero Block) every Wednesday evenimr.
Visiting members of the Order cordially in
vited to attend.
Adin H. Whitmoue, C. C.
L. 11. Maxwell, K. of R. and s.
IT IS TRUE
That in Supplying you with
Carpets, Window Shades
We do it -with as little trouble to
yourselves as possible.
WE EMPLOY
A man especially ior the purpose of
measuring your rooms for Carpets and
jour windows for the shades yon 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.
- Freah Bread
Of all kinds every morning, at the Old
Reliable Bakery of J. Graff & Co.
7-2-tf
Bnrts celebrated Boots and Shoes
at the New York Clothing Store.
Examine Lockhart & Co1 s fine new
stock of furniture before purchasing
elsewhere. , 5-lltf
Ice cold Milwaukee beer on draught,
10 cents, at Billy's.
Fine alifornia cloth
ing, stetson and Mor
risey hats a specialty.
Carpets, window shades, oil cloths
and mattings at Lockhart & Co's.5-llff
Lndle' Summer Knifing.
New Fabrics.
New Styles.
Fast Colors.
Beautiful Shades '
at the store of
C. E. Wcsche. 7-12-tf
Champagne cocktails 25 cents, at Bil
ly's. . ' 7-14-tf
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J.J.FITSGERRELL. -
THE LIVE REAL ESTATE MAN
Las Vegas, N. M.
J. J. Fitzirerrell. tho live real estate man.
has for sale a largo number of fine business
and detdrable residence lota in different Dart
of tho new and old portions of the city. Par
ties seeking investments in real estate, busi
ness chances, business and dwelUng houses,
should call on Fltzgerrell; he can accommo
date them.
For sale one dairy and a-anlenlnu farm ven
cheap, two miles from the oity.
une "justness nouse on Lincoln street at a
bargain.
one livery or sale ataiHe, at a bargain.
Two deairable four room cotta-rea, with vood
stone cellars each ; ono on Main and other on
tith street, at a bargain. Will rent for It) per
cent, on the Investment.
One hotel furnished complete, lias all the
business it can accommodate.
One hotel paying 3T per cent, on the invest
ment.
Ono business house on Lincoln avenue will
pay 50 per cent, on investment.
Business house and lot on Hailroad avenue
that rents by the year for 30 per cent, on In
vestment.
Five room houso and lot near the
depot.
renting for twenty dollars per month.
1400.
rnee,
A splendid new residence, a rooms.
8 lota,
renting for 35 per cent, on investment.
Trico
Business house and lot on Hailroad avenue
at a bargain, renting for 55 per cent, tin invest
ment. One of the best corner lots and business
houses In the city for sale at a bargain. Call
and see.
I have vacant lota for sale on Railroad ave
nue. Centre street, Lincoln avenue. Eighth .
street and Grand avenue, in the heart of tho
city at a bargain. Call and see.
One or tho nnest a-ardens In Mew Mexico. A
rare chance for a gardncr and florist to make a
fortune.
I have for sule the most desirable business
property and stock of groceries, on Centra
street. Part. payment down, balance on time.
v ery cheap. Owner wants to turn bis atten
tion to mining.-
For sale One restaurant, one saloon, ono
steam laundry and one drug store. For par
ticulars cull.
For sale. In Gcoffrion and Lucero 8 new ad
ditions. These are very desirable residence
lots. They enter the nmrket cheap. There is
fully one hundred per cent, protlt In these
lots as an investment within the next six
mouths. .
have residence property and lots for sale in
all parts of the city. Examine ray list before
1 remising. ,e
I have for sale in Mills & Chapman's addition
to the Hot SprintrtU - these lots will be sold
cm-np. ,
1 nave Din-gams to oner on Maiu, uncoin
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 larire number of the mo
desirable lots at the Hot Springs that will
sold cheap.
T i . .. . . 1 . . í 1 a ..a .. í. 1 1 r . 1..,
ranch in New Mexico, commanding the 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.
"V'V'A Head of sheep for sale.
4 J 1 J J yj Wethers, ewes and lambs
In lots to suit customers, at a
price . from one dollar per head up
ward, according to grade. Can be seen from
the 15th to the JOth of July. J. J. Fitzgerrell,
the live real estate agent, Lockhart's block up
stairs. 7-7-iw
FOR SALE-RESIDENCES.-One for $250,
renting at $10 a month; one at $400, rent
ing at $15 a month; one ut $450 renting at $16
a month ; one at $500 renting at $'20 a month;
one at $750 renting at $25 a month; one at
$1,000, renting at $:)0 a month; one at $!,5i0,
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. FlTZGEHHKLI,, '
The live real estato agent, corner Centre street
and Grand avenuo, 7-22-lw
ELEVEN DOLLARS a month for twelve
months will buy a lot fronting on two
streets in the most desirable part of tho city,
close to street railway and postoflicc. Avail
yourself of this opportunity.
J. J. FlTZOKKRKIX
The live real estate ugent, oiJice on Grand
avenue. ,
FOR RENT.
A number of desirable business houses on
the different business streets of the city, also
olliees, restaurants and dwellings. If you want
to rent property call. '
Remember that tho best business chances
are always to be bad by culling on
J. J. FITZGERRELL,
Office on Grand avenue.
yyM. M. F1TZ-MAURICE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Silver City, - - New Mexico
Business of every kind attended to in Grant
County.
Don't you Forget It!
That the headquarters
for Clothing & Gents'
Furnishing Goods is
at Isidor Stern's. '
ATTENTION !
The Boston Cloth
ing House are sole
agents for Levi Strauss
& Co., patent Califor
nia copper riveted
Duck and Denim
Clothing.
Carpets, Oil Cloths
and Wall Paper at low
er prices than any
where else, at
Isidor Stern's.
A largo invoice of white lace and veils
just received at C. E. Wesche's. -2tf
Applea, Potatoea, Apple.,
Just received, a line lot of Missouri
apples and potatoes at George F. Mait
land & Co's. Prices to suit all. 7-lC-tf
Salad a la Delmonico at Billy's
Lunch. 7-13tf
Kome to Keno.
, 7-22-2t ,
Hand Made Nhoe.
Fine French calf, for gentlemen,
splendid foot wear, at II. Homero &
Brother's. ' - (MMf ,
1 v
Grand Lunch " '
every Saturday night at the Exchange
Saloon. 4-21-tf
Pure Missouri cider at Piitman &
Wolfs. .
Three car loads of Excelsior Beer
just received at Charles llfeld's. 7-20-lw
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