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DAILY GAZETTE
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1881.
GAZETTE ULEAXIXUA.
The hotels are overrun 'with guests.
Albuquerque is now agitating incor
poration., (
A number of new buildings are being
erected on Zion Hill.
Another police fund is. being raised
on the east wide. Ex-Oflicer Mclntire
is the man named for Chief of Police.
. A heavy rain fell in the mountains in
this vicinity at an early hour yesterday
morning. The . Gallinas was booming
all day.
The new"Rio (rande,',' the other
new palace car recently built for the A.
T. & S. F. It. It. came in yesterday for
the first time.
Judge Sumner went up to Wagon
Mound yesterday on business connect
ed with putting up the hew addition to
the Sumner House. ,
,. Yesterday the Gallinas was a good
sized stream,',' swollen by the rains in
the mountains. ; It was no easy matter
'-' to ford it at the Hot Springs. ,' , ' ?
Freight on the railroad between Wal
lace and San Marcial is fast being
moved to its destination. Yesterday
282 ears were jnoved between those
points. . V
Wm. Daggart, who killed Juan Orte
ga and wounded another ranchman
near Trinidad last week, will have his
- preliminary examination in that city
to-day.' v- V
Last night there were four freight
trains with 180 ears between Las
Vegas and Glorieta ready, to move as
soon as word was received that. Apache
canyon was open. ' , ' i
Hon. Lorenzo Lopez, Probate J udge,
requests the (Jazette to state that he
will install two policemen in East Las
Vegas as f-oon as the citizens recom
mend two good men. ,
Mr. Matthew Beckers, the White
Oaks Artist, is in town. He is doing
some nice sign painting. ' He did some
fine work for' John Chisum and Capt.
Lea, of Roswell, last season.
J. J. Fitzgerrell yesterday drew up
four mining deeds for a man , just in
from the Raton mountains. This gen
tleman claims that he has struck some
thing good in those mountains
-Diphtheria- arid scarlet fever are
prevalent among children in the city.
Lillie Scott, and Ella. Allen and a little
daughter of Mr. Smith, living in the
same vicinity, are down with, diphthe
ria. The high water in the Gallinas
brought down a number of railroad ties
yesterday, ' washed down from the
mountains. Natives embraced the op
portunity of fishing them out for fire
wood. The A. T. & S, F. R. R, company will
v present to the King of Sweden a mag
nificent buffalo head. It was secured
by Captain Sliepperd, Denver agent of
the road, and has been handsomely
mounted. , . .
4 A ditch has been cut from the cul
vert just west of the St. Nicholas, to
the flat below. This will turn a great
deal of the water that usually flows
down through Center street, and will
be of great value to the east side.
Railroad avenue and adjacent streets
: on the east side are in a bad and tin
healthy condition. The water holes
should be filled up and ditches cut to
drain the street properly. If the rainy
season lasts long these mud holes will
breed nil kinds of contagion.
A discharged employe of W. G. Rif
enburg of Trinidad a few days ago
made a murderous assault' on him at
Cuchara. The fellow struck him a ter
rible blow over the eye with a chunk of
iron that, stunned Mr. Rifenburg. The
fellow escaped on a train just pulling
out but jumped off before reaching Pu
eblo, thus escaping arrest.
The question of getting nip a ball at
the Springs ío-níght -complimentary to
our Chihuahua visitors is being con
sidered. This is the proper thing to
do, and if it would be taken
hold rt by com citizens it ould be
made a Very agreeable affair although
the time is very limited, as these gen
tlemen will go on south as soon as the
washout is repaired.
A portion 'of the ice dam in the Galli
nas just above the Hot Springs was car
ried out; by I high water yesterday.
About half of it was washed iiWay. Mf..
0. Frank Allen, who has been making a
survey for the waterworks between this
city an the Springs for the Agua Fu
y ra eomr)ay,é reports tjial the .water ,in
the Canyon . flbovti tin Springs raised
fifteen inches in twenty-four hours.
This is the highest water .of the season.
A few days'ago á Mexican named Du
ran was murdered near Morley station
and his Wife barely escaped n "Similar
fate Á" niftn named Henry Boyle was
ancsied for the crime, but claims that
at 'the time it happened he was on his
way from Las Vegas to , Trinidad.
waiuuri iu,oi.t, n nil nncnis uinv lit; nif"
eompanied Boyle on that trip, recently
went to Trinidad and protested against
the unjust imprisonment of Boyle. No
attempt has been made to secure the
release of Boyle, who will remain in
jail till the case comes up in the Dis
trict Court.
MEXICAN CENTRAL.
I
Trk mjiK Brfni onlh Bilwx
, la rhlbathn.
Special to the Gazettk.
i Paso del Norte, Mexico, Aug. 2.
Track laying ori the Mexican Central
Railway was commenced to-day. Gov.
Tcrrasns, Governor of the State of Chi
huahua, drove the first spike in the
presence of State and city officials. The
Mexican military stationed at the post
was on review and a throng of citizens
in attendance. The inauguration of the
active construction of the railway to the
city of Chihuahua was the' occasion of
great general rejoicing. A number of
speeches were made and the military
band played the airs of both Republics.
? ' Ob If liar v, '
Died. In this city Aug., 3, of typhoid
fever, Mrs. Julia C. Robinson wife of
Á. A. Robinson, aged 33 years'.
The news of the death of Mrs. A. Á.
Robinson, wife of the Chief Engineer of,
the A. '-'T. & S F. It. R., came very un
expectedly yesterday morning. Few
had any ida that the condition of this
estimable lady, was 'very "dangerous.
She was suddenly taken down with ty
phoid a few weeks ago and so alarming
were the symptoms of her sickness that
qer husband, who had been called to
Arizona on' important business, was
telegraphed to return as soon as possi
ble. . fill the" hour of her death," Mr.
Robinson had been almost, constantly
at her bedside. Her many friends in
this city had felt encouraged thai her
improved condition . would developc
into speedy , convalescence She con
tinued to improve 'till Wednesday after
noon when she was seized with suffoca
tion but her Buffering was relieved tem
porarily.. About 5 o'clock Tuesday
she became unconscious and , later in
the evening began sinking and it was
not expected that she would live till
morning. She peacefully passed away
at2a. m. yesterday, and her spirit pass
ed hence.
Mrs. Julia C. Robinson was thirty
three years of age, and all who knew
her can testify to her lovable disposi
tion, womanly attainments and high
accomplishments. She had ever been
a great comfort to her husband, who ,
as know, all is a man of wonderfull
energy and a hard worker. Robbed of
her presence anil good-cheer, no one
can know what her loss is to him, nor
can form any idea of his bereavement.
Her parents reside near Edgorton ; Wis
consin, whither her remains have been
taken for burial. -
As children together, Mr. Robinson
and his wife, had been loving friends,
and t hat love deepened with years and
they were devotedly attached to one
another. , .
A little daughter, Metta, in her fifth
year is left motherless and is robbed of
the influence and training of an aceom
plished and noble lady.
It Mint Be So.
The development of Southern Colo
rado , New Mexico, etc., by railroads,
causes coniectures as to routes. In spite
of mountain fastnesses, Trinidad is the
objective point. For the great mover
of locomotive power coal is here in
abundance. 'An air line lor a railroad,
although the shortest, is not always the
most ieasible or lucrative, uarren
plains hundreds of miles long are too
expensive to span with iron, unless the
objective points are susceptible of re
munerative trade, tigure as you please,
our city is in the line of approach into
New Mexico and the Gulf ports of
1 exas from any part of Colorado north
of us. The overcoming of mountain
obstructions has been demonstrated bv
the Santa Fe road, and can and will be
by other lines seeking a. sout hern route.
So let us not be afraid or over anxious,
for Trinidad is here, resting on a moun
tain of coal, and all railroads far and
near must have it. If new lined are not
built immediately into our townthev
will come sufficiently near to build in
expensive branches or obtain trackage
from roads already running into Iran
d:ui. Trinidad bews. . r.
This is all right so far as it goes. If
a line is built to Trinidad it must of ne
cessity be built south via Cimarron and
Mora to Las Vegas and then across into
Texas or down the Pecos, as this is the
best outlet for a road from Colorado.
It - Would sehre good local trade,
enough to justify the construction-of
the line, and at the same time make a
Gulf connection. There is also in Col
fax county an abundance of coal, prac
tically in inexhaustible., quantities, and
it would be profitable to build a road
through Long's canyon to tap it.
A Word to Paeblo.
Our wholesale men received their first
through freight rate from the Pacific
coast via the Southern Pacific route oh
Sat urday last,. 'uní t heyare mighty glad
tJ get it, too. i. It í scoops the U. P. via
Denver just five'eents on the hundred
Pueblo News.
Doesn't this demonstrate that the
best route to the Pacific would be over
the Denver & Now Orleans R..R.J 'ex
tended from ' Pueblo south " into New
Mexico via Las Vegas and the Pecos
valley to a connection with the Texas &
Pacific R'y? By this route a direct
Gulf connection, as well as Pacific con
nection ' could be made', But" if h
Denver & New Orleans is built over the
plains as proposed, besides missing
good local trade, there is . no outlet to
the Pacific, slope. , .',
f , . r I 1 .
Report comes from Pueblo that the
A. T. & S. F. company is taking extra
precautions to guard against any
"break" of a gang of train robbers who
are waiting for an opportunity to rob'
the trains on the main line of this rail
road. -
I
" Mrs. A. Nisbet is up from Glorieta.
A. B. Foster Í9 down ' from Denver,
Colorado. !
Robert Mingus, of Puerto tie Luna, is'
in the city.
Carl Wildenstein went over to Wat-
rous, yesterday.
G. R. Hall, of Mora, is stopping at
the St. Nicholas.
J. Martin and Silas Hough, of Trini
dad, are in town.
J. M. Odenheimer, U. S. deputy sur
veyor, is in town.
John R. Wright and Eli Williams are
up from McPherson station.
L. S. Cummings, of McPherson sid
ing, is registered at the Sumner house.
Mrs. Allen Foley and two children, of
Chicago, are stopping at the Sumner
house.
, The father, mother and sister of Mrs.
James , Pratt arrived yesterday, from
Durango, Colorado. v
Charlie Dyer has gone down the road
on another vacation. He will probably
put in some hard work while away.
J. T. McNamara, of Fort Union, came
over yesterday. He came by rail as
heavy rains in the mountains have ren
dered the Sapello impassible for teams.
Father Defouri left Denver for Santa
Fe yesterday to assume the Vicar Gen
eralship of New Mexico, He has been
preaching in Denver for the past year
and is spoken of in the highest terms.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dobriner, of
Kansas City are on a visit to their rela
tives, Mr. Dobriner and Mr. and Mrs.
Leon of this city. They will remain
during the warm season.
Dr. C. C. Gordon will leave us in a
few days for a trial visit to Las Vegas.
If he likes it well enough he will locate
there. There are many persons in Trin
idad who will be worry to see the Doc
tor go, for he's a universal favorite as a
citizen and a doctor. Trinidad Times.
", (apt. J. G.' Claneey is up from Puer
to de Luna. He is en route' to Vermont
to purchase fine sheep. Buying sheep
is however not his only or principal ob
ject in going east. He has lived alone
long enough and he now proposes to
become a married man. Mrs. Clancey
will come back with him,
The Nitd Journey.
The remains of Mrs. A. A. Robinson
were taken east yesterday f0r burial at
Edgerton, Wisconsin. The Atlantic
express was stopped opposite Chief En
gineer Robinson's house, and escorted
by the clerks in the construction and
operating departments of the railroad,
the remains were borne to the train.
Mr. Robinson was accompanied on his
sad journey by his little daughter Met
ta, Miss Julia MeKibbon of Topeka,
who had been in attendance on the de
ceased during her sickness; and Clar
ence Wells, private Secretary of the
Chief Engineer. ,
' Mr. Manchester telegraphed yester
day morning that special ear No. 09
would leave Topeka at noon to over
take the Atlantic express, in which the
remainder of the journey will be com
pleted. , Many messages of condolence were
received -yesterday by Mr. Robinson
expressing sympathy' in this season of
bereavement. The clerks in the con
struction department and division head
quarters sent their Chief a brief note of
condolence. Everywhere expressions
of sympathy were uttered, among rail
road men in particular, were they heart
felt, if homely.
Bouncing; (lie ItoliomlaiiH.
N. E. Stevens of the Leavenworth
Times and W. S. Burke of the Kansas
Farmer returned from their pilgrimage
to the Mineral Hill mining district yes
terday1 afternoon. They were accom
panied by S. A. Himrod of the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad, and the
party met with a series of mishaps but
returned enthusiastic over the indica
tions of the camp. On the way out
when about sixteen miles from this city
as the team was trotting along the pole
dropped, and the horseii started off, up
turning the buggy and tearing loose re
turned to Las Vegas. Messrs. Burke
and Stevens were cut , about the head
and somewhat bruised, while Mr. Him
rod was badly lamed, being at the bot
tom of the heap when . the grand distri
bution of the contents of the buggy
were spilled. All of the party consider
their escape quite miraculous. They
tramped the remainder of the distance
to the camp and took in the district de
spite the pelting rain. They evidently
met with a good reception and are en
thusiastic over the hospitality of the
boys and are unanimous in their opin
ion that the boys who stay by the camp
will be well rewarded ,' ; .;Mj;
It rained véry hard in the vicinity of
Apache canyon j-esterday forenoon,
so that the work of repairing the wash
outs was seriously interfered with. The
water kept ' up . high,' but no further
damage , was 'ione. It was expect
ed that everything ' would be fixed
tip some time last night. When that
portion of the road is open for travel,
the Atlantic express of Tuesday that
reached Lamy at 7:20 a. in. yesterday
will come on and go through to Kansas
J. W Love has just received a Car of
No. 1 choice new hay and he is selling
cheaper than ever at his commission
house. 8, 3, 2t.
PERSONAL.
He OVrdld It.
.Bill Michaels, a woodchopper, is now
incarcerated in the Nevada county jail
awaiting trial for an attempt to murder
a Chinaman. When brought to prison
he said to one of the convicts. "I fftiess
that heathen will die, so the best thing
i can uo is to play oa crazy." 1 hen he
set up a loud howling, and for several
days and nights he made the prison a
pandemonium with his affected .wild
ravings. Now he is confined tn a
straigiitjacket, for he really isamaniac.
His attempt to appear mad had
such an effect upon a mind already
weakened by habitual intoxication,
that his mental faculties were thrown
into a senseless whirl. San Francisco
Chronicle :
HOTEL ARiyVAI.N.
OKAND VIEW HOTEL.
Sam Muya, Denton; Texas; J T MeXamara,
Kt Union; Sam Grant, Uaton. ,
SUMXKK nouiE.
LS ('umiuinifs, MeVhersfin; A T Stouurt,
Austin, Texas; Mrs Vettie, Dórico City; E 1J
Bull mid Mrs Blunsdail, Topeka; Mrs Allen
Faley and two chijdrfp, Chicago; Mrs C Rilor,
Iowa; Mrs Balk and flkfh, Fort Union; Mrs A
Xisliet, Glorieta. " ..-V
IKPOT MOTET-
C II XiehoK Trinidad;; M Gallagher, li Dix
on, St Louis; Ben F Hyatt, Frank Sonastine,
Ft Defiance; W E Kelley, Socorro; Joseph
Wunaniaker, Cheboygan, Mich.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTKU
A B Foster, Denver; Simon Sundew, Trini
dad; J Martin, Silns Hough, Trinidad; John li
Wright, Eli Williams, McPherson: John O
Clancy, Hubert Mingus, Pupj-to de Luna; it T
Connerdale; G R Hull, Mora Canyon ; J M Oden
heimer, U S Deputy Surveyor.
Perzoine a specialty at .
8-3-tf Billy's.
Keep the dust out of your rooms by
using Lockhart & Co.'s Rubber Weath
er Strips. 5-lltf
We have now in stock a fresh supply
of pure Apple Cider Vinegar
Ceo. F.
Alaitland Co.
7-21 tf
II mid Made Shoes.
Une French calf, for gentlemen,
splendid foot wear, at II. Ilomero &
Brother's. 6-iMf
Family (rocerlen.
A large stock, cheaper that the
cheapest, just received at T. Romero &
Son's. 5-14tf
Notice to tlio Public.
For fruit and ornamental trees,
shrubs, bulbs and flowering plants of
all kinds, see R. Armstrong, of the
Geneva Nursery. N. Y. He will remain
in town a few clays for the purpose of
taking orders from those that may de
sire to purchase. Refers respectfully to
Jeff Raynolds, Esq., First National
Bank. P. O. box 45. 7-10-1 m
The traveling public will find every
thing first-class at the Grand View Ho
tel. AppleN, PotHioew, Apples.
Just received, a fine lot of Missouri
apples and potatoes at George F. Alait
land & Co's. Prices to suit all. 7-lG-tf
Salad a la Delmonico at Billy's
Lunch. 7-13tf
Cream lemonade at Billy's.
-7tf
Fine line of straw goods, at the
New York Clothing House. 5-11-1 m
Go to Judd's barber shop and get
scraped, Exchange Hotel. tf
For all kinds of California produce,
such as new potatoes, oranges, apricots,
plums, apples and peaches send to E.
Germain & Co., El Paso, Tcxas.7-24-lm
Fruit dressed lemonade at Billy's.
Rubber Coats of all descriptions at
the New York Clothing Store.
For cheap hardware go to Lockhart
& (Jo's. '-lltt
Try "Billy's Ponies" Cigars, pure
Havana.
Mining Property For Sale.
One-tourth interest in the best devel
oped mine in the Alineral Hill mining
district, also two of the best mining
claims in the district. J. J. Fitzgerell,
the live Real Estate Agent. 7-27 2v
Beautiful fans at Charles Ilfeld's.
l resli It rend
Of all kinds every morning, at the Old
Reliable Bakery of J. Graff & Co.
7-2-tf
Fresh buttermilk on ice at Ptitman fc
Wolf's. . (i-10-tf
Carpets, window shades, oil cloths
and mattings at Lockhart & Co's.ij-lltf
Home Comfort Dining' Koiini.
George Kitterman, recently from
Denver, has opened out the Home Com
fort Dining Room, opposite the Optic
block on the east side. Mr. Kitterman
has had much experience as a caterer
and he and wife will provide the very hest
meals. ell eooketl meals will be tur
uished 1' all hours and special atten
tion be' iven to regular meals. Mr.
Kitterman has been to much expense
in fitting up his house neatly and will
make it embrace all the comforts of a
home to his patrons. Try the Home
Comfort, 7-31 f
NEW DENTAL ROOMS
Of Dr. DoGraw.
Open July Tith, over Herbert's new
drug store, northweat corner of plaza.
G-80-tf '
Burts celebrated Boots and Shoes
at the New York Clothing Store.
Ice cold 'Budweiscr beer at Billy's.
5-0-tf
Have just received a lot of Cakes,
Crackers and Fancy Candies. Geo. 1
Maitland & Co. 7-21tf
Bny yonr trunks and valises at
the New York Clothing Store.
All Bummer drinks at Billy's. 'i-7tf
M. Heise has received the agency for
New Mexico for the stile of the Excel-
slor beer. Ho keeps in stock all kinds
of whiskies, which will be sold by the
barrel or ear load and has an immenso' :
stock of all brands of domestic and im-.
ported cigars.
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Champagne cocktails 25 cits, at Bil
ly's. 7-14-tf
Wanted-For Sale-For Rent-Lost.
WAXTEI IMMEDIATELY A (food miller
to work under bend miller, who has nomo
knowledge of runniiuc hh cnirtne. Fireman
with some knowledge of running un ctiifine.
Married men preferred. llefennec required.
Apply tol. ic H. HUN1NO,
Los Lunas, N. M. T-JKMw
XT ANTED. An experienced and compe
lí tent Piano Teacher, to instruct two J
cnUUrcn. Apply at this office. T-íMr
WANTED. A laundry woman and two din
ing room girls, immediately, at the Hot
Springs notel. 7-17-tf
WANTED. A few music scholars. Call on
or address Mrs. C. Piaget, ( i rami View
Hotel, Las Vegas, New Mexico. 7-W-tf.
"fANTED Two Urst-class cabinet men.
It A.O. UUllUIN.S.-7-S-tf
WANTED. Two or three number one pluii
in mill bench hands. None but llrnt
cluss need apply. At Wouttcn' planing mill.
Also n guod machine man. 4--tf
ITHMt SALE A choice lot or .Mexican mules,
thoroughly broke bnd In tine working
condition. Apply lo Frank A. Lluke. Kant
Las Vegws, New Mexico. -17-tf
J ANTED A good cook, a middle aged wo
man. Apply at the 1'ark Restaurant.
17-2tKf
Ii-O It SALE. A fine ranch well adapted for
2 either sheep or cattle. It commands a
rango of ten miles square. Address Henry
uiuuap, or Lnmies iireid, iam Vegas, n.M.
8-ádlwwlt
FOR SALE. The old St. Louis lot. in East
Las Vegas. Price, $,500. Inquire of C.
It. Browning. F. Geisi.rr,
. 7-23-tf Socorro, N. M.
CiOIl RENT. Two nice, largo rooms for of-
I; flees, In Marwede's new building, Apply
to Marweue, urumiey jl- uo. i-kmi
DOR SALE County wuranU by F. O
Kilil-
T berg. r-
ITIOIt SALK 12S0 improved sheep delivered
J at the Wag,m Mound or Vermejo. For
further particular Inquire of
DOMlNliO N. HACA,
ANTONIO 1). HACA.
5-0-tt
Upper Las Vegas.
TjOU SALE Fine stock ranch, good range.
X) plenty of running water, has a good house
and corral. Will be Hold lor cash, or cattlo
taken in exchange Apply to C. It. Drowning,
mi si Las vegas. y-l.nt.
pOU SALE One complete well drilling or
I. prospecting machine: works in rock or
dirt; will sell cheap for cash. For particulars
uuuross u. J ItAMlll. i ,
'i-'J-ltu Caro of Chas, lllanchard.
Las Vegas, N. M.
I71UR SALK Haca Hall, the largest and best
' audience hall in the Territory, provided
wiin goon stage scenery, drop curtains, et'
Cattle or sheep t.iken in exchange or tin.egiv
en on pa menls, Address A. J. Haca and
Chas, llfcld. ln Vegas. fi-l-tf.
ITIOK KENT. The drug store in the Wescht
j building on the plaza, at present occupied
by F. E. Herbert, is for rent. Apply to the
proprietor. C. E. WESCIIE.
i-:i0-tf.
SEND
JOB WORK
Youn
TO THE
GAZETTE
Brick.
We now haw on hand a superior quality of
brick which will lie sold iu lurge or small
quantities as the purchaser desires. Shipments
will bumude lo any part of the territory and
the patronage of the public Is respectfully solic
ited. r-s-tf Iluou PmcHAitD,
Box 10, VLüsegas, N. M.
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 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. Wo 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.
LARGE STOCK
OF-
NEW GOODS
-AT-
LOW PEICES
WILL BE FOUND IN THE
Mammoth Store !
-ON TIIE-
-OF-
Tin k S
I Ice cold Milwaukee beer on draught,
i 10 cents, at Billy's.
W
J. J. FITZGERRELL,
THE LIVE REAL ESTATE
Las Vegas, X. 31.
J.J. FUzirrrrill. the live rciil cslnle num.
has for xalc a larirc iiuiiiImt nf flue himincKs
Hiid dinirablc residence lot in different parts
uf the new and old portiniiH of the city. I'ui
tics m-ekiiiK invcHtiueiiM In real estate, busi
ness chance, hiisiuctu and dwelling houses,
should call on Fitzgerrell; he can accommo
date them.
Ql A month for ten mouths will pav for
Olt) a choice lot centrally linnied and
fmntitiir two streets.
Jf HOrSES WANTED.-rarties having
dwellings or store bouses ior sale or
rent will do well to eotno and see inc. 1 have u
laiye mimlier of rente rs und purchasers on
hand.
Ol Pí"k willlmy u trixvl new three room
DJ f hwusu and two lots near the rail
road depot and round house.
rW 111 will buy two very desirable bugl
J J t iipss lots between th two towns.
Ófc) í will buy a choice corner lot fnuit
?jÍUU in n Eighth Street. WMf
ARE CHANCE. The In st paying saloon in
XX thoclty. Good reasons for scllintr. 8-3-tf
6)f ff( "end or sheep for salí)
i J 1 J J J Wethers, ewes tmd lunilis. .
17011 SALE. -Two of the best minlnir claims
I: and aone-l'ourth interest In one oi the best
developed mines in the Mineral Hill minhiK
camp.
STOCK OV MILL1XEKV (JOOÍ) for utile
cheap.
BUEXA VISTA TOWN COMl'AN V LOTS f,,r
sale cheap.
M1NEUAL CITV business nnd residence
lots for sale.
rlVO NEW KESIDENCES for sale or rent.
A SPLENDID RETAIL BUSINESS for sale,
(lood reason for selling.
ONE OV THE BEST BUSINESS HOCSES in
the city for salo.
Splendid dwelling lots In Gcoffrioii's Luce
ro' and ;lJucini Vista Co's. Additions. There
is fully one hundred per cent, profit in these
lots as an investment within the next six
months.
A splendid residence, frrontuH furniture, all
complete for a home. Call anil see.
For sale, one dairy nnd sardeninu- farm very
cheap, two miles from the city,
Two desirable four room cottages, with (rood
stone cellars each; one on Main and other on
0th street, at a bargain. Will rent for Oü per
cent, on the Investment.
One hotel furnished complete, Has nil t lie
business it can accommodate.
One hotel paying 35 per cent, on the Invest
ment. Business house nnd lot on Kailroad avenue
that rents by the year for 30 per cent, on in
vestment. A splendid new residence, C rooms, Slots,
renting for 30 per cent, on investment. Prfce
$ 1,500.
Business house and lot on Kailroad avenue
at a bargain, renting for i.j per cent, on invest
ment. One of the best corner lots and business
houses in the city for sale at a bargain. Call
and see.
One of the linebt gardens in New Mexico. A
rare chanco for a gurdner and llorist to make a
fortune.
1 have .for sale the most desirable bushics.
property and stocic of groceries, on Centre
street. Owner wants to turn his attention lo
mining.
I have residence properly and lots for sale in
nil parts of the city. Examine my list before
purchasing.
I have for side in Mills & Chapman's addil ion
to the Hot Springs; these lots will be sold
cheap.
1 have bargains to oiler on Main, Lincoln
and Douglas streets, also on Zion Hill, that
will pay from 40 to 00 per cent, on the invest
ment. I have tor Pale the tliiesl stock and farmlii,
ranch iu New Mexico, commanding the atten
tion of capitalist nnd colonist. Apply for par
ticulars. I also have for sale several line stock ranches
in the different portions of the Territory.
KOIt UK NT.
A number of desirable business houses on
the different business streets of the cit v, also
olhces, restaurants und dwellings. 1 f you want
to rent property call.
Itenu inber that the best business chances
are always to be bail by calling on
J. J. FlTZ(JKIM!l:l,I.
The live real estate agent, olhce on Grand
avenue.
Notice to Con tract oi-M.
Sealed bids will be received at mv oilice up
to "o'clock p. in., August Kith, IHSI.fnr the
construction of a brick residence for Isidor
Stern. Plans and specifications to lie seen at
my ollice. Thu right is reserved to reject am
or all bhls.
CHAS. V: 1 1 EE LOCK,
K-"-0t Architect
Mint julips at Billy's.
ATTENTION!
The Boston ' Clothing-
House is the only
place in Las Vegas
where you can 10 1 the
Levi Strauss & Co pat
ent copper riveted
Duck & Denim cloth
ing. 8-:Mf
For ladies' dress
goods go toT. Romero
& Son's.
To Old Town Customers.
We will pay car fare
both ways to purchas
ers to the amount oí'
$2.00 and upwards.
Colin & Block
Boston clothing house
Street cars pass the
door every eight min
utes. 8-3-1) t.
Harness and sad
dlery at T. Ilomero it
Son's.
Sloe k ho li! i-h" .ti t i 11 1;-.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting
of the stockholders of the Las Vegas
Street Railway Company is called for
the 12th of August, 1H81, at 7 o'clock p.
ii)., at the otbee of Trinidad Ilomero,
for the purpose of electing a board of
directors for the ensuing year.
TitiNiiAi BoMF.no, Prest.
Jacoi! (kos, Scc'y.
August 2, 1881. 8-2-l0t
A large invoice of white lace and veil
just received at C. E. Wescho's. (-21
New Potatoes $2.75 per hundred at K.
Germain it Co., El Paso, Tex as. 7-24-1 m