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DAIÍ.Y GAZETTE
SUNDAY. AUGUST 7, 1881.
Tie street cars did a rushing business
last night.
District Court convenes in this city to
morrow. Several parties arc on deck for the
near future.
El Paso will be one of the finest grape
market in the west this fall.
Mendenhall & Co.'s hack line to the
Hot SpringH starts off with a good pa
tronage. Holme' 8 ice wagon now ruakosjts ap
pearance at the depot at train time
these dayH.
The wreck on the Santa Fe branch
has been cleared up, and trains are run
ning regularly again.
Yesterday afternoon a heavy shower
struck Glorieta hill, and it rained very
hard at Kingman and Glorieta.
J.J. Fitzgerrell, the live real estate
man, advertises to pay the highest cash
price for f 10,000 in county warrants.
A fine front is to be put on Shupp's
new building, which is being cut oft' for
the purpose of widening Bridge street.
Mr. Rocco Emillco has started a new
fruit atore on the plaza in the building
formerly occupied by Baca's liquor
store.
Both trains arrived on time yesterday,
though with small cargoes. The At
lantic express was started from Albu
querque. The new Mexican settlement, be
tween White Oaks and Manchester, is
building up rapidly. It contains about
seventy-live inhabitants.
The Gallinas river is being used for a
new purpose, and that is the floating of
ties from the mountains. The floods
are serving a good purpose.
Judge Sumner yesterday received a
. new Piano for his parlor. It is a well
linished, nice-toned instrument, and
shows good taste on the part of tire
Judge.
The Southern Pacific R. R. has suf
fered greatly from washouts at various
points along the line in Arizona. Near
Casa Grande, ten miles of track was
washed here and there, calling -out an
army of workmen.
Yesterday the feast of San Salva
' dor was celebrated in honor of the
President, Rev. Salvador Personne, of
the Las Vegas College. It was
not intended as a public demon
stration but was more of a family mat
ter pertaining to the teachers and pu
pils of the college. It embraced music,
literary exercises and outdoor sports,
and was greatly enjoyed by the boys
of the college.
Yesterday Fred. Harvey, manager of
the A., T. & S. F. eating houses, made
a change of rates for transient railroad
men at the Depot Hotel in this city.
Hitherto they have had the benefit of
half rates at this and other houses
along the line, but now they receive
the benefit of only one-fourth reduc
tion. We have heard of changes at no
other point on the line. The boys are
very indignant.
There is a great scarcity of houses
for rent in Las Vegas at the present
time. Rents are unnecessarily high.
It would be a great advantage to the
city if- a large number of neat, well
built cottages were erected. The
builders would realize a good profit on
their investment and the city would be
benefited. People would be more free
to settle among us if rents were not so
high as at present.
The water remaining high in the
Puerco at the crossing of the A. T. & S.
F., three miles from La Joya, it has
been impossible to put in the bridge re
cently washed out. It is hoped that it
will be completed some time to-day in
order that trains may cross on schedule
time early to-morrow morning. Hamp
son aud Wood's pile driving oufits are
at work and will complete the job as
early as possible. A transfer was to
have been made last night.
An engineering party is now engaged
in making the preliminary survey of a
railway line in the northern part of Col
fax county. The gurvey is now being
made southeast from Long's Canyou.
The lines crosses the road between
Springer and Cimarron about midway
between those places, There is evi
dently some railway manager shrewd
enough to see that the proposed railway
route through Long's Canyon into Col
fax county and via Cimarron, Mora nnd
Las Vegas, is worthy of attention.
Some company is certain to utilize this
route.
Mr. C. B. Phillips, of Toledo, Ohio,
. was in the city yesterday and left for
Cerillos, New Mexico, where he, with
other gentlemon, are erecting a smol
Ur which i operated under an entirely
new process. The ores by this new
smelter will be subjected to sufficient
heat to vaporize every substance, after
which the separation of the precious
metala is effected. It will bo run by coal
oil, and if successful will revolutionize
mining, and the cost of reduction will
be greatly reduced, rendering mines
carrying low grade oro and heretofore
regarded aa almost worthless highly
valuable. Trinidal News.
THE KIM.
A special dispatch received early yes
terday from a reliable gentleman then
at Rincón, conveys the intelligence that
the renegada Chief Nane with fifty
murderous Apaches crossed the line of
the railroad on the Jornado, near Eagle
station Friday afternoon. They were
going in the direction of the Organ
mountains. This is probably the same
band that demoralized Mitchell's Black
Range party at Rock Ranch Wednes
day forenoon.
oalil IaYatlfft. -
Prominent business men, capitalists
and mining experts are flocking to New
Mexico to make an examination of our
rich mineral districts. Not one section
but all are claiming attention. Just
now Colfax county is commanding a
deal of attention, as the following notes
from the Cimarron News and Press
show: "Mr. I. W. England, publisher
of the N. Y. Sum, Mr. Chauncy Kilmer,
a large manufacturer of paper, and
Prof. Austin, of New York, arrived on
Sunday and were met by Col. Berg
mann at Springer, who brought them
to Cimarron. The party will visit the
Uto Creek district and the Rebel Chief
mine, the property of the Cimarron
Mining Co., of New York, to determine
if the broken Howland pulverizer is to
be repaired or replaced by a stamp mill.
Messrs Geo. T Atkinson, of Philadel
phia, E. G. Sabree, John B. Atkinson,
David Banks, jr., and E. G. Sebree, jr.,
of Kentucky, arrived in Cimarron yes
terday. They came for the purpose of
looking at the copper properties on the
Ponil side of Old Baldy with the view
of investing. The party will re
main here several days."
Earned h TncutlM.
Mr. W. J. Sharp, Chief Train Dis
patcher of the Southern division, will
leave for a month's vacation Septem
ber first. He will first visit his mother
who resides at Lamia, Canada, and
then go to Quebec where he will meet a
party of friends just returning from Eu
rope. Mr. Sharp has earned a vacation,
for since the rainy season set in he has
been kept almost constantly at his desk,
and has been worked hard. He is now
suffering from overwork, but his
month's rest will probably find him in
good condition for any amount of
hard work. During his absence J. D.
Sommers, of San Marcial, will sub for
him.
J(k and Ladder Company.
There was a meeting of the members
of the hook and ladder company on Fri
day night, and the following officers
were elected: President and Captain,
B. E. Johnson; Secretary. F. E. Evans;
Treasurer, H. Scherer.
A committee was appointed to secure
suits, and it is expected that they will
be ready on the evening of the grand
ball to be given by the company in or
der that the members may appear in
uniform. The suits will consist of blue
breeches, blue sailor's shirts and white
caps.
The ball will be given in Dr. Milli
gan'snew building on the evening of
the 24th, and it is hoped that our citi
zens will turn out in good force to en
courage our fire laddies.
East Las Vegas will have a good po
lice force again in a few days. Ex-Chief-of-Police
Franklin has finally con
sented to accept his old position and
will qualify in a day or two. He has
the privilege of chosing one man who
will act with him, and will probably se
lect ex-Officer Mclntire, as Arthur Jil
son has had enough of the police busi
ness. Franklin is the best man in this
western country for chief, and the city
was never quieter than when he and
Jilson were the guardians of the peace.
There will never be any necessity for a
Committee of Safety as long as Frank
lin keeps on the force as his reputation
as a gritty and cool man is known to
all bad men.
Academy Comineuctuieat.
The eleventh annual commencement
of the Academy of the Immaculate
Conception will take place on Tuesday,
August 10th. A very entertaining pro
gramme has been arranged, and the
Sisters will aim to make this the best
commencement that they have yet had.
During the season of high water in
the Gallinas one of our citizens, who
stood on the bridge meditatively look
ing up stream, saw smoke curling up
wards as though from the smokestack
of a steamboat. He rubbed his eyes
half imagining himself a Rip Van Win
kle, whose few minutes reverie covered
the lapse of years, and in the meantime
the river had been rendered navigable.
But it was only the steam from the little
engine that Sup't. Wise, of the water
service, had caused to be set at work
cleaning out the water pipes from the
railroad company s well a mile and a
half up the Gallinas.
Billy Burton has made his prepara
tions to entertain all with the very best
wines, liquors and cigars during court
week. His saloon has all the conve
niences for washing, combing, writing
a letter or reading.
In the caso of the Territory vs. Benig
no Jaramillo, ex-Sheriff of this county,
tried last week at Santa Fe, judgment
was rendered against the defendant for
$2,098. It is difficult to see how it could
have been otherwise.
H. T. Ceperly is up from Glorieta.
W. C. Hadley will be at home to-day.
N. L. Rosenthal came in on yester
day's train.
Billy Putman, of Wolf & Putman, is
sick at the Springs.
W. V. Cox, of Silver City, is regis
tered at the St. Nicholas.
Miss Nettie Crane, of fct. Louis, is a
guest at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
C. R. Browning was much better yes
terday, and it is hoped that he will soon
be out.
Mrs. J. L. Carey and daughter, of
Shelbina. Mo., are cuests at the Sum
ner House.
Mrs. McClure went over to Tipton
ville yesterday on a visit to friends in
that locality.
L. Sulzbacher, Esq., and his daugh
ter Rachel returned yesterday from a
week' 8 visit in Santa Fe.
Mr. R. Armstrong,
representing the
Geneva Nursery, is back from a suc
cessful trip in the south.
Dr. Sutfin will arrive from the Jicar
rilla Mountains in a few days. He has
been working some claims in that rich
district.
J. R. Scott and W. H. Hoover, of
Topeka, arrived yesterday. They are
making a trip of pleasure through the
Territory.
Miss Louisa Tipton and Mrs. S. E.
Tipton returned home yesterday. They
have been visiting Mrs. McClure, of
this city, for several days.
Major Will Dowlin and wife, of Fort
Stanton, arrived yesterday and are
stopping at the Exchange. Mrs. Dow
lin will go from here to Denver.
Mr. John Delno is back from his stock
ranch in Colfax County, New Mexico.
He reports his Jersey cows and tho
roughbred colts in line and growing
condition. Denver Tribune.
Mrs. Major Vaughan and her accom
plished daughter are now on their way
from Leavenworth to El Paso to rejoin
the Major, who is now Chief Engineer
of the Mexican Central Railway.
Senator Dorsey, the great Star Route
manipulator, is still at his ranche in
Colfax County. His taxes in that coun
ty for this year amount to $2,000, and
he drove over to Cimarron and paid up
like a little man.
N. B. Stoneroad, ot this county, who
returned from New Mexico last Sun
day, informs us that he will move with
his family to that Territory and make
it his future home. His large interest
in the wool growing business calls him
thither. He proposes leaving in Octo
ber. Merced (Cal.) Express.
The Denver papers ot inuay re
ported Mr. Chas. S. Gleed, the genial
and brainy chief of the literary bureau
of the A.. T. & S. F. as sick abed with
fever again. There must be some mis
take about it, as the Kansas City Even
ing Star of Thursday noted his passage
through the city on that day.
Comiueunememt of Laa Vega College.
The school year of this important ed
ucational institution is drawing to a
close, and the public examinations will
continue during the next week. These
examinations show thorough and sys
tematic instruction, and demonstrate
most satisfactory progress on the part
of the pupils. On Monday, the 15th
inst., will transpire the Fourth Annual
Commencement of the college. A
splendid programme is arranged, em
bracing exercises in philosophy,
physics, chemistry, music and literary
performances. The college band will
furnish music and a large number of
prizes will be distributed. An impor
tant feature of the commencement will
be an address by our present territorial
delegate, Hon. Tranquilino Luna,
There will be a large number of visitors
from abroad.
LORDLY LUXURY.
Urand Opening mí Locke' Eleg-unt
Clnb House.
There has been not a little curiosity
excited to know what was contained
within the four walls of the new fire
proof building on Centre street, East
Las Vegas, leased by F. D. Locke for a
club house. Last night the building
was thrown open and Mr. Locke gave
a grand opening. From early in the
evening till a late hour the club rooms
were thronged. It was not sheer curi
osity that caused the crowd to gather
and congregate in a perfect jam, but
Lord Locke is well known and very
popular with the sporting fraternity,
and they were on hand in full force, to
gether with many of our best citizens.
The rooms are fitted up in a luxuri
ous style. On the first floor is a large
hall, and in the second story a largo
club room, with two smaller private
rooms. They are all laid with body
Brussels carpets, each room with a car
pet of different design, all handsome.
Everything about the house is of the
finest quality, elegant and tasty, with
no tinsel or shoddy. In the hall is a
massive black walnut bar, with large
mirrors and ornaments behind, while
the shelves are covered with handsome
decanters and glassware, each piece
marked with a cute little padlock.
The ice chest is of black walnut, of
very pretty design and elegantly and
neatly ornamented. The side-board
and liqucr case is of the same character
and is filled with the best stock of
liquers, cordials and wines ever brought
to this Territory. There are two hand
some billiard tables of the finest pat
tern turned out by the celebrated
Brunswick & Balke factory, with all the
latest improvements. The cue racks
are of walnut, one in particular, for
private cues, each inlid with ivory and
marked with the owner's name., kept
under lock and key. The walls arc
hung with fine pictures, chroraos, steel
engravings and portraits of celebrities.
They are arranged so as to give a very
good effect, the grouping of celebrities
being excellent.
The approach to the club rooms
on the second floor is made either
through th hall or by means of a side
entrance. These rooms are similarly
ornamented with pictures, and the
windows draped with lace curtains and
ornamented by handsome lambriquins.
A dumb-waiter Ceonnects the larger
room with the baS
All the rooms are decorated with
costly wall papers hung by Bolton
Bros., of this city, who have exhibited
great taste.
The wine-cellar underneath is stocked
with a large of well assorted liquors of
the finest brands, and among other
specialties is '00 whisky.
Scores of people were constantly
passing through the rooms inspecting
this elegant club house, the finest one
of the kind between Chicago and the
Rockies. Marcellino & Bofl'a's orches
tra furnished good music throughout
the evening. At 11 o'clock an elegant
supper was served and all expressed
their well-wishes for the success of thft
proprietor.
The dog star now reigns in the heav
ens, and dog days on earth.
Having just returned from the east
ern cities on a purchasing tour, and
through the facilities of plenty HEADY
CASH. I have bought 'an immense
stock of ladies and childrens shoes,
sandals and slippers for less than 50
cents on the dollar, and I offer those
goods at less than regular prices, and
advise all in ouest ol shoes, etc.. to in
spect my stock and prices before pur
chasing elsewhere. N. L. Rosenthal,
Railroad Avenue, East Side.
Letter 1.1 i.
The following is the list of letters remuining
uncalled for in the Lus Vega, N. M., Post Of
fice for the week ending Aug. 7, 1881. Per
sons calling for thoBe letters will please say
"advertised."
Apodoca Librodo
liawmon V W
Dennett W C
Luceudo Antonio
Mallory W O
Mills S E
Mowers A E
McCartney Wm
McCartney Wm
McClure Geo F
McDanell J
Orribali Foribio
Padio Albino
Panty Henry
Piuney Ed
Pigeon Emileria S do
Phillips J Wesley
Preston Geo '
Ramirez Arbnno
Hoot Mrs W G
Robarts George
Hoggle John
Saul Sarah
Sackett James II
Severance Col John
Stimmel Charles 2
Shart J V
Short James 2
Scull Victor M
Spaulding Sidney I
Smith Wesley J
Schraidlapp William
Wait Henry
Warden Den E
Wahlforth W D
Watson Mrs Anna L
Wagner A L
Worthington
J. N. FURLONG, P. M.
Raster Frank
Borrego Inosinio
lturlison Mrs Allio
Decker J C
Di-cga Chas N
Hrenueko Frank
Cowen William
Cerriello Chailes
Calesino Slculuino
Gary H P
Castellq James
Criswell Wm
Chemwat Son
Cloth Geo
Dempsey N S
DeatiicK J M
Elliot Miss Jennie
Etbndge Miss Nannie
Frimersdorf George
Frasire J F
Flanagan P W 3
Hellar Martin 3
Hyland Patrick
Hough Frank
Ilgenfritz Mrs
Junasen Miss Li.zio
JexD W
Jackson Motile 8
Judson W B 2
Kennedy Duer
Lynch J
Lusoro Baleriano
For 0 Day.
I will ofl'er for thirty days the entire
stock of my Clothing and Root and
Shoe Department
REGARDLESS OF COST
OR VALUE.
This stock has all been purchased
within the past six months ana con
sists of
Men's and Hoys1 Clothing, and Ladies'
Misses' Men's and Boys' Roots,
Shoes and Slippers,
And must be closed out in order to
make the necessary improvements on
the More lJmluing.
C. E. Weschk,
Las Vegas, N. M.
In laces and trimmings.such as Span
ish Guipure, Brabant Vernicello, Ero
ton Swiss and Irish, an immense vari
cty, at such low figures that we uety
competition, at N. L. Rosenthall, Rail
road Avenue, East Side.
Fine line of straw goods at the
New lork Clothing House. o-11-1 in
Go to Judd's barber shop and get
scraped, Exchange Hotel. tt
For all kinds of California produce,
such as new potatoes, oranges, apricots,
plums, apples ana peaches send to Jv
Germain & Co., El raso, Texas.7-2l-lm
Corsets in all styles for ladies and
misses, at bottom prices, at N. L. Ros
enthal s Railroad Avenue, East Side.
Rubber Coats of all descriptions at
the flew York Clothing store.
For cheap hardware go to Lockhart
& Co's. 2-1 ltf
Try "Billy's Ponies" Cigars, pure
Havana.
Fresh buttermilk on ice at Putman &
Wolf's. 6-10-tf
Burts'celebrated Boots and Shoes
at the New York Clothing Store.
Ice cold Budweiser beer at Billv's.
5-tt-tf
Buy your trunks and valises at
the New York Clothing Store.
All summer drinks at Billy's. '-7tf
M. Heiso has received the agency for
New Mexico for the sale of the Excel
sior beer. He keeps in stock all kinds
of whiskies, which will bo sold by the
barrel or car load and has an immense
stock of all brands of domestic and im
ported cigars. 7-2U-tf
Fine line of Straw Uats at the
New York Clothing Store. 5-251Í
Wanied-For Sale-fa Rent-Lost.
ANTED. Fifteen trmxl carpenters. In
quire at Loekhart & (Jo's. g-6-tf
WANTED. An experienced and compe
lí tent Piano Teacher, to instruct two
children. Apply at this office. 7-J3-tf
WANTED. A laundry woman and two din
injr room ffirls, immediately, at the Hot
Hprinirs Hotel. 7-17-tf
w
ANTED Two first-class cabinet men.
A. O. lt01iUINS.-7-8-tr
WANTED. Two or three number one plan
ing milt bench Imuda. None but llrt
class need apply. At Wootten's planing mill.
Also a good machine muu. 4-i-tf
w
ANTED A trood eook, ft middle aired wo
muu. Apply at the furlc Restaurant.
17-JO-tf
TjlOR SALE. A tino ranch well adapted for
JJ either sheep or cattle. It commands u
ranyre of ten miles square. Address Henry
Si Dunlup, or Charles Ilfeld, Las Veinis, N. M.
8-2 dlw wit
17OR SALE. The old St. Louis lot, in East
: Las Vejfas. Trice, $',50(i. Inquire of C.
li. Drowning.
7-KJ-tr
Socorro, N. M.
FOIt SALE A clioice lot of Muxicau mules,
thoroughly broke and iu line working
condition. Applv to Frunk A. Blake, Kast
Las Vegas, New Mexico. c-17-tf
FOR SALE-County waranta by V. O. Kiht
bergr. , 5-27-if
FOR SALK 12SU improved sheep delivered
at th Wtttron Mound or Vennejo. Fur
further particulars Inquire of
UUMIfiüU .N. 1UUA,
ANTONIO D. DACA.
5-9-tl Upper Las Vegas.
FOR a ALE Fine stock ranch, good range,
plenty of running water, has a good liousu
and corral. Will be sold lor cash, or entilo
taken In exchange- Apply to C. R. Drowning,
i.ast l.aa Vegas. S-13tf.
tH)R SALE Ono complete well drilling or
Drosnectinur machine! works in wwk or
dirt; will sell cheap for cash. For particulars
address C. TRAMDLY.
7-!)-lm Cure of Chas. Blunchard.
Las Vegas, N. M.
I7I0R SALK Daca Hall, tho largest and best
P audience hall in the Territory, provided
with good stage scenery, drop curtains, cte.
Cattle or sheep luken In exchange or tln.e giv
en on payments. Address A. J. Daca and
Urns, llteld. Las Vegas. 5-l-tf.
1?On ItENT. Three good furnished rooms.
I1 Apply to Wm. Morgan at the National
Hotel. 8-ti-tf
ITIOR KENT. Furnished rooms.
J the National Hotel.
Inquire at
IT'OR RENT. Two nice, largo rooms for of
fices. In Marwede's new liuildinu-. Aunlv
to Marwcde, Drumley & Co. 7-2-tf
OR RENT. The dinar store in tho Wesche
building on the nliwa. ut present occupied
by F. E. Herbert, is for rent. Apply to tho
proprietor. u. r.. WiiSUUW.
tt-iiO-tf.
SEND t a I YOUR
job Work
TO THE V I GAZETTE
Brick.
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the Kitninii'i' of I he i.uliln: Isvesiiectfullv solic
ited . 5-8-tf Hugh Piuchah.
Dox lti,,VLusegas, N. M.
IS WHAT MIGHT DE CALLED BETWEEN
THE SEASONS AND A COMPLETE
m1 iflíSil
To be in readiness and to have iuilliciciit room
For Fall Goods
Ik What We arc Contemplut ing.
If you are In need of Summer Wearing Ap
parel now is the timo to benefit yourselves by
the general
REDUCTION OF PRICES !
The reduction in Ladies' Summer Dress
Goods and Gents' Lightweight Clothing will
be of Special interest to you.
Railroad Avenue, East Las Vegas.
-OF-
-AT-
LOW PEICES
WILL BE FOUND IN THE
Mammoth Store !
ON THE
TJIn k S
E. Germain & Co., El Paso, Texas,
are solo agents for California Stato
Dairy Cheese. 7-24-lm
LARGE STO CK
NEW GOODS
J. J. FITZGEEEELL,
THE LIVE REAL ES ATE
Las Vegas, X. M.
J. J. Fitgerrell, the live real estate muu,
has for sale a large number of fine business
and desirable residence lots in different pMrtu
of the new and old portion of the city. Par
ties seeking investments in reul estate, busi
ness chance, business mid dwelling bouse,
should call on Fitzgerrell; he can accommo
date them.
O i CCC W,IL IH'V BY WARRAX
O'ííVJVli TEE DEED tlvo miles of
living ater controlling lOu square miles of the
finest range on tho Pecos river. Call and sec
plat.
WILL EXCHANGE. Good new house and
lot fronting on two streets for a wagon
and team. For particulars see
J. J. FlT.liKKKKLI..
A month for ten months will pay for
Oi-tl a choice lot centrally located and
fronting two streets.
if HOUSES WANTED. Parties having
0 dwellings or store houses forsulo or
rent will do well to come aud see me. I have a
large number of renters and purchasers on
hand.
Q-l will buy a good new three room
Oxtll huse and two lots near the rail
road uepot ana round house.
C K will buy two very desirable busl-
4-J J f ness lots between the two towns.
Ci)í( will buy a choice corner lot front-
f f ing on Eighth Street. - VVi
KARE CHANCE. The best paying saloon in
the city. Good reusons for selling. K-a-tt
QA I,catl of "hoop for sale
VlUUU Wethers, ewes and lambs.
PR SALE. -Two of the best mining ti.'.ims
and a one-fourth Interest in one of the best
developed mines In tho Mineral Hill mining
camp.
STOCK OF MILLINERY GOOD for sale
cheap.
BUENA VISTA TOWN COMPANY LOTS for
side cheap.
MINERAL CITY business and residence
lots for sale.
rWO NEW RESIDENCES for sale or rent.
A SPLENDID RETAIL BUSINESS for sale.
Gooil reason for sell Ing.
ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS HOUSES iu
the city for sale.
Splendid dwelling lots in GeolTrion's Luce
ro' and IBuena Vista Co's. Additions. There
is fully one hundred per cent, profit in thesw
lots as an investment within the next six
monthR.
A splendid residence, grounds, furniture, all
complete for u home. Cull and see.
For sale, ono duiry and gardening farm very
cheap, two miles from the city,
Two desirable four room cottages, with good
stone cellars each ; one on Main and other on
tith street, at a bargain. Will rent for 1 per
cent, on tho investment.
One hotel furnished complete, Has all the
business it can accommodate.
One hotel paying 35 per cent, on the invest
ment. Business house and lot on Railroad avenue
that rents by the year for 30 per cent, on in
vestment. A splendid new residence, tl rooms, 2 lots,
renting for lir per cent, on investment. Price
$1,500.
Dusincss house and lot on Railroad nvenue
at a bargain, renting for 55 per cent, on invest
ment. v
One of the best corner lots ami business
houses in the city for sale at a bargain. Cull
and see.
One of the finest gardens in Now Mexico. A
rare chanco for a gardncr and Uorist to make a
fortune.
1 have fur Pule the most desirable business
property and stock of groceries, on Centre
street. Owner wants to turn his attention to
mining.
1 have residence property and lots for sale iu
all parts of the city. Examine my list before
purchasing.
! 1 have for sale in Mills & Chapman's addition
to the Hot Springs; these lots will be sold
cheap.
I have bargains to idler on Main, Lincoln
and Douglas streets, also on Zion Hill, that
will pay from 40 to uu per cent, on the invest
ment. I have for sale tho 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 line stock ranches
in the different portions of the Territory.
FOB KENT.
A number of desirable business" bousus on
t he different business streets of tho yijtS also
offices, restaurants and dwellings. If you want
to rent property call.
Remember th'it the best business chances
lire always to be hail by calling on
J. J. FlTUKKKKl.l.
The live real estate agent, othce on 'Grand
avenue.
;Vjtloc tit CoiHi-iiolors.
Si .ut led bids will be received at my oilioe up
to 7 o'clock p. in., August 10th, ISSI. for tho
.'(instruction of a brick residence for Isidor
Stern. Plans and specifications to be 'icon at
my office. The right is reserved to reject any
or till bids.
CHAS. WHEHLOCK,
tf-'Wit Architect
ATTENTION!
The Boston Cloth
ing House is the only
place in Las Vegas
where vou can iet the
Levi Strauss & Co pat
ent copper riveted
Duck & Denim cloth-
ing.
8-:i-tf
For ladies' dress
goods go to T. Romero
Son's.
To Old Town Customers.
We will pay car fare
both ways to purchas
ers to the amount of
$2.00 and upwards.
Cohn & Block
Boston clothing house
Street cars pass the
door every eight min
utes. ' 8-ÍMK.
Harness and sad
dlery at T. Romero &
Son's.
Stockholder' .Mttetliiu.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting
of the stockholders of the. Las Vegas
Street Railway Company is called tor
the 12th of August, 1881, at 7 o'clock p.
m., at the ollice oí Trinidad Homero,
for tho purpose of electing a board of
directors for the ensuing year.
Thin ida i) Komeuo, Prest.
Jacob Gross, iSec'y.
August 2, ltWl. 8-2-101
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