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DAILY GAZETTE
THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1881.
OACETTK GLF.AXI JIGS.
The gas com pan- expects a lot of
metres to-day.
M. Friedman & 13ro. received a large
amount of wool yesterday.
Everything is lively on the railroad
now, and traffic is brisk.
Gardener & Gillies have commenced
their new store on Center street.
Payne & Bartlett are putting a stone
addition of forty feet to their jewelry
store.
B. Stoops & (Vs. rendering tank is
on the road. It will be here in about
ten or fifteen day.
Joe Theobald has taken possession of
Col. Steele's old office and was yester
day engaged in unboxing his goods,
Herman Cohn of the Boston Clothing
Store yesterday received intelligence of
the death of his father in Germany.
The sonorous voice of the high ball
dealer is not heard on our streets these
moonlight nights. Court is in session.
The late rains have started a splendid
crop of new grass all over the mesa be
tween the Olguin Hill and this town.
Gen. Hatch is in the field against the
Indians. Ho left Santa Fe for Ft. Craig
on Tuesday ostensibly for that pur
pose. Las Vegas Chapter No. 3, Royal Arch
Masons meets to-night at 8 o'clock.
Work, pastmaster; visiting companions
cordially invited to attend.
Billy Burton is an extensive and ju
dicious advertiser. His standing ad
vertisement of his saloon appears regu
larly in the New York Clipper.
An ice cream social will be held at
the residence of Mr. Jefferson Raynolds
on Friday evening next (August 12th.)
A good time is looked for and the pub
lie is invited.
Bol h express trains on time yester
day. The Atlantic express did not
make connection with the Southern Pa
cific train at Detning Tuesday night, as
the S. P. R. R. is having a siego at
washouts.
Daniel Taylor, formerly foreman of
the Gazette job rooms, who opened
an office in Albuquerque a few months
ago, has consolidated his office with
that of the Journal. He is man ager of
the amalgamated offices.
We should like to see a copy of that
bill of fare which is referred to so often
by the Santa Fe New Mexican and
Democrat. The latter says "it is the
most gorgeous thing on the table of the
Exchange Hotel and a matter of pride
to the paper and the proprietor."
Mrs. W. T. Savage's house on Zion
hill north of the Methodist church took
tire yesterday afternoon and had it not
been for the prompt action of the neigh
bors several dwellings would have been
destroyed. The flames however were
soon squelched and but little damage
was done.
The citizens' committee on police on
the East side find it a difficult matterto
secure two competent officers. They
offered the positions to ex-Officers Jil
son and Franklin, but Franklin posi
tively rcfu.es to serve, and Franklin is
evidently more inclined to fill the office
of U. S. Deputy Marshal, than Marshal
of Las Vegas.
Brooks, the railroad man, who got a
young fellow drunk or drugged, in or
der to secure his job at braking on the
Southern division is likely to be "fired'"
by the railroad company. If the offi
cials of the road don't do it, the boys
will probably attend to the matter
themselves. Such games as that don't
work successfully in this country.
On account of the absence of the pres
ident, both vice-presidents and treas
urer of the San Miguel County Stock
Growers, the association had but a very
slim attendance yesterday. No busi
ness was transacted, and fears are en
tertained that unless more enthusiasm
is manifested at future meetings this as
sociation will cease to exist. The sec
retary will leave this evening for home,
having given up all hopes of effecting a
meeting now.
An engineering party of a dozen
men that has been engaged in survey
ing a route for the Denver & New Or
leans R. R. is at Pueblo, having com
pleted the line from Denver to that
city. Engineer W. J. Smith is now
awaiting orders from headquarters to
learn what the next objective point may
be, This party had already run a line
for a distance of 120 miles but was af
terwards ordered to run a line to Pu
eblo. It we are not very much mista
ken the next line will go to Trinidad
and then through Long's canyon and
via Cimarron and Mora to Las Vegas.
The Denver Times announces tha re
tirement of Stanley Wood from the edi
torial staff of the Colorado Springs Ga
zette. Mr. Wood is one of the most
trenchant and interesting writers in the
West, and his witty, humorous, satiri
cal and Imaginative writings have won
for him deserved high praise. His res
ignation from the Gazette staff is cer
tain to be. regretted by the readers of
that journal. Mr. Wood is the author
of "Brittle Silver," a comic opera that
has been highly complimented and
which will be one of the attractions of
the theatrical season in Chicago.
District Vmrt. j
Court was in session all day yester
day v . I
McDonald vs. Overhuls occupied the
attention of the court during the fore
noon and McCaffrey vs. Baca in the
afternoon.
Andy Souter, formerly foreman of
Wilson Waddingham's sheep camp
made application to become a citizen of
the United States and took out his first
paers.
The following cases are set for to
day: CRIMINAL.
1016 Territory vs Foleto Gonzales.
1087 Territory vs. Nicholas Griego.
1197 Territory vs. Jose Serrano &
Francisco Lucero.
1198 Territory vs. Jose Serrano &
Francisco Lucero.
CIVIL.
1138 Lacy vs. Sandoval.
1141 Collier vs. Robbins.
1145 Rupe & Castle vs. Stone.
1158 Ilfeld vs. Chapman.
1156 Rupe & Castle vs. Stone.
1209 Moorehead vs Thomas. .
1237 McLean vs. Santistevan.
1040 Romero, sheriff, vs. Wagner and
Sutfin. 1251.
Motions, etc 1230, 1224.
Oar Delegate In the Field.
Hon Tranquilino Luna, our Delegate
to Congress, has taken the field against
the Apaches at the head of a body of
men forty strong. There was great ex
citement in Los Lunas on Sunday when
the news of the attack of a freighting
outfit was received, and it was also re
ported that the Apaches had attacked
the Luna ranches. Accordingly the
militia company was ordered out and
in the absence of his brother, who is
captain of the company, Don Tranquil
ino placed himself at the head of the
men, and having been thoroughly
equiped the party set out. The train
attacked by the Apaches consisted of
four wagons belonging to Dionicio Ba
ca of Round Valley, left Los Lunas
Saturday evening loaded with ncxTchan
dise. Two of the wagons were not mo
lested, but the other two some distance
behind were pounced upon by a band
of fifty reds in the neighborhood of Tres
Hermanos forty miles below Los Lu
nas. The wagons and their contents
valued at $3,000 were burned, but the
trainmaster escaped.
A son of Martin Boyd of Los Lunas,
was also reported to have been killed
by the Indians on his ranch, near the
Arizona line.
Anileraon'N Accident.
E. D. Anderson an Adams Express
Messenger on the El Paso branch of t he
A. T. & S. F. met with a serious aeci
dent Tuesday evening just after the
east bound express train left El Paso,
While handling freight in the express
car he caught the hammer of his six
shooter and the gun was discharged.
The ball struck him in the right thigh and
scored along till it lodged in the calf of
the right leg, from which it was after
wards cut out. As there was no doctor
in Rincón, at the end of the run, the
train was turned back and Anderson
taken to El Paso for surgical attention
Mr. E. B. Allen, route agent of the
company, yesterday received a telegram
stating that the patient is likely to be
able to be around again in about ten
davs. Anderson is a very faithful and
gentlemauly young man whose people
reside in Denver.. He is well known in
Las Vegas having freighted from here
for a long time. He has only been on
the road about two months, and had
only made a few trips between Rincón
and El Paso.
JchhU College.
Architect Wheelock had finished his
plans for the proposed eastern front to
the Jesuit College in this city, when
Father Personne and his associates de
cided on a number of important
changes. He is now at work on a new
set of drawings, as it is proposed to
have a new chapel and a large exhibí
bition hall in the new structure, and the
plans will thus be necessarily altered
It will be a much finer structure than
as at first proposed, and will be an or
nament to Las Vegas. The central
building will be fifty-one feet front and
ninety-nine feet deep, flanked by two
wings each 90 feet front and 57 feet
deep, the buildings two stories and
half high. They will contain, infirma
ries, laboratory, museum, music-rooms,
etc., ana an elegant exhibition hall 48
by 90 feet and 20 feet high, and the
chapel 48 by 70 feet and 15 feet high
The total frontage of the building will
be in the neighborhood of 250 feet. The
plans will be prepared as soon as possi
ble.
Survey for Water WrkN.
The survey of the line for the water
works made by C. Frank Allen for the
Agua riira company was run from the
northwest corner of the plaza along the
road to the Hot Springs for a distance
of about a quarter of a mile, and then a
bee line to the little Mexican settlement
just below the Springs. From this pla
za the line crosses the arroyo, and
skirts the hills to the north end of tin
Hot Springs bath house, about five and
a half miles from the plaza in West Las
Vegas. Mr. Allen reported two good
sites for the reservoir, etc. , one about a
quarter of a mile up the canyon from
the bath house, where the Gallinas
runs between two large rocks and could
bo easily dammed; the other, half a
mile farther u,p where there is another
excellent site? there being a little open
spot on the north side of the river.
PKBMRAI,.
C. A. Fox is down from Raton.
M. E. Kelly is up from Chaperito.
M. E. Kelley is up from Chaperito.
A. Straus of Chaperito, is in town.
B. Bruester is up from Albuquerque.
W. B. Tipton is over from Tipton-
villc. '
Ed. Trexell of Pueblo, Colorado is in
town.
J. E. Wliitmore is up from Gallinas
Springs.
Dave Winternitz of Anton Chico is up
to court.
Col. V. S. Shelbvof Santa re, is in
the city.
M. Quintana of Santa Fe, is in attend
ance on court.
B: F. Wilson of Hamilton. Ohio, is a
late arrival in town.
Alejandro Perea of Puerto de Luna,
is in attendance at court.
Mr. and Mrs. Andres Sena of Los
Alamos are in the city.
II. J. Morehead of Santa Jre, is regis
tered at the St. Nicholas.
J. W. Coover of Lake Citj-, is stop
ping at the Sumner House.
J. M. Ferea, of Los Lunas, is looking
after business matters in town.
Messrs. D. Martinez and Jose. Marti
nez of Anton Chico are in town.
Don Celso Baca of Santa Rosa, is
looking after business matters in court
Mrs. W. H. Chick and two children,
of St, Louis, are at the St. Nicholas
hotel.
Judge Waldo is looking after the ex
tensive legal business of Breeden
Waldo in this court.
Mr. Holman with J. Banner, will
soon go to El Moro to take charge of C.
Barela's store at that place.
Mr. E. B. Allen of Terre Haute, Ind.,
route agent of the Adams Express com
Dan v. is in the citv with his wife and
child.
Hon. Ed. Russell and son, of Law
rence, Kansas, are stopping at the Hot
Snrinffs. Mr. Russell is a member of
the Kansas Legislature.
Mr. C. R. Browning was out driving
yesterday. He is looking very well for
a man who has passed through as seri
ous a sickness as he has weathered.
John A. Miller, the man who got
rich from the Lake Valley district start
ed for Silver City yesterday, after hav
ing' spent several days at the Hot
Springs.
Dana Hodgdon of the New Placers is
in the city. He reports some rich strikes
in the Golden Gate, Pine Tree and Ten
nessee mines. There is plenty of rich
ore on the dump.
Jefl'erson Raynolds Esq., President
of the First National Bank, returned
from El Paso yesterday, leaving Mr. J.
VV. Zollers, cashier of his El Paso bank,
who had been dangerously ill, improv
ing rapidly.
Louis Hommel informs us that unless
the Red River region around San Lo
renzo will have rain pretty soon the hay
crop in that region will be a failure, it
having rained down there but four days
since the month of June.
Felipe Lopez, of La Garita, arrived
by to-day's éastern train, together with
his foreman, Amador Candelario, of
San Lorenzo, having disposed of the
herd of sheep lately taken to Dodge
city. Mr. Lopez says he got a good
price for the animals in that market.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.'
ST. NICnOI-AS HOTEL.
F. It. Anthony, Colorado; C. A. Fox, Raton;
N. Steenbock, Denver; H. J. Moreheud, Snntii
Fe; Mrs. W. H. Chick and two children, St.
Louis.
OHAND VIEW HOTEL.
J. Wesley, Santa Fe; Capt. Pease, Cnbm
Springs; John Doreiri and C. L. Silvevthorn,
Haton; Hlnaldo Wigle, Canada; Jas. Ehrenfeld,
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Frank Springer, Cimarron; Hugo Knell, M.
E. Kally, Chupecrito; W. T. Negos.
DEPOT HOTEL.
E.S. Stern, San Francisco; I). W. Bell, Chi
cago; E. B. Allen, wife and liny, Adams Ex
press Co.; J. Crutchiield, correspondent Sedaliu
Bazoo; W. Vunesburg, M.O.
SU.UNEIt HOUSE.
Ed Trexell, Pueblo; F. F. f'liu-kc, Kansas
City; J. W. Cooper. Lake City; 11. Hrustcr, Al
buquerque. Indian Inspector J. M. Hawortli has
returned from his visit to the Navajo
country where he went to examine into
the charges made against Rev. Galen
Eastman, the Navajo Agent. He is re
ported as saying that he could not find
any serious charges against the agent
among the Indians. He says that East
man has been laboring under great dis
advantages by not having sufficient
supplies on hand, and he will
regulate this matter at once. Late ad
vices from there report that the Nava
jos came to the agent last week and
drew their rations, and they are proba
bly in good humor now.
Water "Works Meeting.
The executive committee of the water
works company met last night and re
ceived and considered the proposition
of Mr. Alexander to build the works.
As there are many things to bo consid
ered and advised upon, the meeting ad
journed without final action until this
evening.
Keep the dust out of your rooms by
using Lockhart & Co.'s Rubber Weath
er Strips. 5-lltf
We call attention to the New York
Clothing House advertisement on first
page. This house proposes to sell at
greatly reduced rates until their pres
ent stock is disposed of so that when
the new house on Center Street is fin
ished they can commence with every-
thing new.
Hand MndeNhers.
Fine French calf, for gentlemen,
splendid foot wear, at H. Romero &
Brother's. . . -8-tf
. -v.
Champagne cocktails 25 cents, at Bil
ly's. ' -7-14-tf
Having just returned f rom? lie east
ern cities on a purchasing tour, and
inrouju uie iacunies oi piemy nAALri
CASH. I have bought an immense
stock of ladies antl 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 quest of snoes, etc., to in
spect my stock and prices before pur
chasing elsewhere. N. L. Rosenthal,
Railroad Avenue, East Side.
Full weight
Park Grocery.
and fair count, at the
Fmnlly Crocerle.
A large stock, cheaper that the
cheapest, just received at T. Romero &
Son's. 5-14tf
The traveling public will find every
thing first-class at the Grand View Ho
tel. Milk punch at Billy's.
5-7ti
lluck Line t Hot Spriugft.
Fare 50 cents each way. . ,
Hack going to the springs leave de
pot, Sumner and St. Nicholas hotels at
8 a. m., on arrival of train, and at 4:30
p. m.
Returning, leaves springs 10 a. m.
2 p. m. ana 6:30 p. m.
All hacks will stop at West Side sta
ble where fare will be collected.
Mail and express wagon will leave
depot on arrival of train, and Hot
Springs at 9 a. ra. ;
Mesdenhali., Huntek & Co.
8-5 tf
Fruit dressed lemonade at Billy's.
Just received at Theo. Rutenbeck's,
a nice lot of filigree jewelry. 8-10-tf
For Kule.
This week, at a bargain, a small,
clean stock of Groceries, on Centre
Street, anil the good will of the busi
ness. For particulars apply to C. II.
Browning. 8-10-Ot,
Latent Style.
French breakfast caps in all shades at
Charles Weld's. 8-10-tf
New Potatoes $2.75 per hundred at E.
Germain & Co., El Paso, Texas. 7-24-lm
Mint julips at Billy's.
M. Heisc 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 be sold by the
barrel or car load and has an immense
stock of all brands of domestic and im
ported cigars. 7-20-tf
All summer drinks at Billy's. "-7tf
Fifty cases
brands at
of imported wines, all
imported wines,
Billy's. 8-9-2 w
Cream Bread at Bell &
Plaza Grocers and Bakers.
Co's, the
Grand Lnnch
every Saturday night at the Exchange
Saloon. 4-21-tF
Salad
a la Delmonico at
Billy's
7-13tf
Lunch.
Twenty Per Cent.
Discount from the market price on
Qneensware, Glassware, Hardware and
Notions at the store of
C. E. WESCHE,
Las Vegas,
N. if.
Also the bargains of the season in
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
1 do just as I advertise.
C. E. Wesche.
Mining Property For Snie.
One-iourth interest m the best devel
oped mine in the Mineral Hill mining
district, also two of the best mining
claims in the district. J. J. Fitzgerell,
the live Ileal Estate Agent. 7-27 2w
Stockholder' Meeting;.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting
of the stockholders of the Las Vegas
Street Railway Company is called ior
the 12th of August, 1881, at 7 o'clock p.
m., at the office of Trinidad Romero,
for the purpose of electing a board of
directors for the ensuing year.
Trinidad Romero, Prest.
Jacob Gross, Sec'y.
August 2, J881. 8-2-10t
For 30 Days.
1 will offer for thirty days the entire
stock of my Clothing and Boot and
Shoe Department
REGARDLESS OF COST
OR VALUE.
This stock has all been purchased
within tho past six months and con
sists of ,
Men's and Boys' Clothing, and Ladies'
Misses' Men's and Boys1 Boots,
Shoes and Slippers,
And must be closed out in order to
make the necessary improvements on
the Store Building.
C. E. Wesche,
Las Vegas, N. M. ,
In laces and trimmings.such as Span
ish Guipure, Brabant Vernicello, Bre
ton Swiss and Irish, an immense vari
ety, at such low figures that we defy
competition, at N. L. Rosenthall, Rail
road Avenue, East Side.
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, Texas.7-2Mm
Corscts in all styles for ladies antl
misses, at bottom prices, at' N. L. Ros
enthal's Railroad Avenue, East Side.
For cheap hardware go to Lockhart
& Co's. 2-lltf
Try "Billy's Ponies"
Havana.
Cigars, pure
Fresh buttermilk on ice at Putman &
Wolf's. 6-10-t.f
Ice cold Budweiser beer at Billy's.
5-0-tf . , .
Cream lemonade at Billy's. 5-7tf
Wanted-For Sale:for Rent-Lost.
"COK SALE. Four hundred cedtir posts. Ap-
jj ply to ueurge koss. b-ii-oi
WANTED.'-A good seamstress; steady
employment. Inquire at this office.
WAN! ED. Fif twn good carpenters, lu
quire at Lockhart tc Co's. tMS-tf
AIT ANTED. An experienced and comix
tent Piauo Teaebcr, to Instruct two
children. Apply at this office,
7-ii3-tf
WANTED. A laundry woman and two din
ing room girls. Immediately, at the Hot
Springs Hotel. 7-17-tf
w
ANTED Two ürst-claw culi i net men.
A. O. KOilBINS.-7-S-tf
17" ANTED. Two or three number one plun
YV lug mill bench tin nils. Noi.e but llrst
elass need applr . At Wootten'n planing mill.
Also a good machine mnn. 4-ii-tf
WANTED A (rood cook, a middle aired wo
man. Apply at the Park Kestaurnnt.
K-.'O-tf
FOR SALE. The old St. Louis lot. in East
Las Vegas. Price, tijw. Inquire of C.
K. Browning.
F. GKISLKH,
i-23-tf
Socorro, N. J
Y7OK SALE A choice lot of Mexican mules.
J? thoroughly broke and in line working
condition. Apply to Frank
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
A. r.lake, Kaut
0-17-tr
F
OB SALE County warants by F. O.
Klhl
berg.
4-i
5-27-tf
FOll SALE 128 Improved sheep delivered
at the Wagon Mound or Vérmelo. For
further particulars Inq.wireit'
' po Mingo ní baca,
ANTONIO D. BACA,
5-9-tt Upper Las Vegas,
171011 SALE Fine stock ranch, euod raime.
íi lilf.ntv tf mntiinir ujiai tina u ritt liáiiiu..
aud corral. Will be sold lor cash, or cattle
taken in exchange Apply to U. It. m-ownlng
East Las Vegas. , ; 3-13U'.
FUlt SALE Baca Hall, the largest and best
audience hall in the Territory, provided
with good singe scenery, dvon curtains, et
Cattle or sheep Uiken in exchange or tin.e giv
en on payments. Address A. J. uaca aim
Chas. Ilfeld. Las Vegas. ,' 5-i-tf,
T?OIt RENT. Three good furnished rooms.
E Apply to Wni, Morgan at the National
Hotel. -.. 8--tf
OR RENT. Furnished rooms.
Influiré nt
the National Hotel.
frOK RENT. Two nice, large rooms lor of-
L flees, mMurwede's new building, Apply
to Marwede, Hrumley & Co.
'-22-tf
T10R RENT. The drug store inthoWesche
i' iiuiiuing on tüe plaza,, at present occupiei
by F. E. Herbert, Is for rent. Apply to th
proprietor. C. E. WESCHE.
fi-ao-tf.
Wanted! Wanted! Wanted!
OI f iií I" County Warrants,
!J)1U,VUV for which the highest
cash price will be paid
errell. the live real estate ajrent.
.Apply io j. ,i . r itz-
8-7-tf
SEND
YOUR
JOB WORK
TO THE
GAZETTE
Brick.
We now have on hand a superior quality of
lirick which will bo sold in lure or small
quant. ties as the purchaser desires. Shipments
will bo mude to any part of the territory unit
the patroiiaae of the nulilic is respectfully solic
ited. ,1-S-tf IIUO.lt t'llH.llAllll
Box lt, VLasenas, N. M.
CALVIN FISK,
Real Estate anil Stock Broker,
Notary Public and
OFFICE IN OPTIC. lll.OCK,.
EAST LAS VEGAS. NEW MEXFCO,
THIS
IS WHAT MIGHT HE CALLED HHTWEHN
THE SEASONS AND A COMPLETE
To be in readiness and to have sullicient room
For Fall Goods
Is What We are Contemplating.
If you are' in need of Summer Wearini
Ap-
pare! now is the time to benefit yourselves by
tae general
REDUCTiQM Of PRICES !
The reduction in Ladies' Summer Dress
Goods and Gents' Lightweight Clothing will
be of Special interest to you.
W GOOD
-AT-
LOW PEIOES
WILL BE FOUND IN THE
Mammoth Store !
-ON THE-
W
Míalos,
J Railroad Avenue, East Las Vegas. '
lili
OF
NE
1 1 IlUlUUl U IA UUll
J.J.HTZGEERELL,
THE LIVE REAL ESTATE
Las Vegas, X. M.
J. J. Fitzrerrell. the live real owtnte mn.
has for sale a lanre number of fine bus i new
and desirable residence lota In different parta
of the new and old portions of the city. Par
ia weemnif investments in real estate, busi
ness chances, business Hnd dwelling bouses,
should call on FiUjferrcll; he can aceouuno
dato them.
HOTEL FOR 8 ALE OR RENT. For partic
ulars apply to J. J. Fitzirerrell.
I nnAWILl Hlfv I1Y WARRAN
OO.UvJU TEE DEED livo miles of
li vimr rater control!! ny 11 square miles of the
nnest range on ine rccos river. Call and see
plat.
Will, jsaumaaue. uood new house and
lot f rontinir on two streets Tor u
and team. For particular see
J. J. FlT7()KllHKIJ
Q1 A month for ten months will pay for
7) J.O a cholee lot centrally located and
f rontinir two streets.
OK HOUSES WANTED.-Parties havlmr
fJ dwollinirs or store houses for sale or
rent will do well to conic and seo me. I have a
larjre number of renters and purchasers on
band.
Qj K f will buy a rood new three room
VtfcO J house and two lots near therall-
roan depot am
t ami round nouse.
500
will buy two very desirable busi
ness lots between the two towns.
will buy a choice corner lot front-
inir on EiKhth Street. H-3-tf
T ARE CHANCE. The bosfrpayiiiir saloon in
XV the city. Good reasons for seUlntr. H-3-tf
()A Cif( Hil of sheep for sale
lUllvU Wethers, ewes and lambs.
FOR SALE. -Two of tho liest mining claims
and a one-fourth interest in one of the best
developed mines in the Mineral Hill inlninir
camp.
STOCK OF MILLINERY GOOD for sale
cheap.
BUENA VISTA TOWN COMPANY LOTS for
sale cheap.
MINERAL CITY business and residence
lota for sale.
fjWO NEW RESIDENCES forsalc or rent.
A SPLENDID RETAIL HUSINESS for side.
Good reason for selling:.
ONE OF THE REST HUSINESS HOUSES in
the city for guie.
Splendid dwelling lots in GcofTrlon's Luce
ro's and jlJuena Vista Co's. Additions. Then
is fully ono hundred per cent, protlt in these
lots as an investment within the next six
months.
A splendid residence, stouIkIb, furniture, all
complete for a home. Call and see.
For sale, one dairy and Hardening- farm very
cheap, two miles from tho city,
Two desirable four room cottages, with good
stone cellars each; ono on Main and other on
Dth street, at a bargain. Will rent for M per
cent, on the investment.
Ono hotel furnished completo, Has all the
business it can accommodate.
One hotel paying : 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, ti rooms, 2 lots,
renting for 15 per cent, on investment. Price
Rusincss house and lot on Railroad avenue
at a bargain, renting lor 65 per cent, on invest
ment. One of the best corner lots and business
houses lu the city for sale at u bargain. Cull
and see. '
One of the llnest gardens in New Mexico. A
rare chance for a gardner and llorist to make a
ionune.
I have for sale 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 in
all parts of the city. Examine my list before
purchasing.
I have for sale in Mills & Chapman's addition
to the Hot Springs; these lots will be sold
cheap.
1 have bargains to offer on Main, Lincoln
and Douglas streets, also on Zion Hill, that
will pay from M to till per cent, on the invest
ment. I have for sale the finest stock and farnuni,
ranch in New Mexico, commanding the atten
tion of capitalist and colonist. Apply for par
ticulars. I also have for sale several fine stoek ranches
in the different portions of the Territory..
FOIt HUNT.
A number of desirable business houses on
the different business streets of the oitfUalso
otlices, restaurants and dwellings. If yoit want
to rent property call.
Remember that the best business chances
are always to be hud by calling on
J. J. FlTZOKltKKl.h
1 he live veal estate agcjit, oil.ee im Grand
Notice to Coiitrnelorv.
Sealed bids will be received at niv ollice op
to "o'clock p. in., August lath, lssi, for the
construction of a brick residence for Isidor
Stern. Plans and specifications to be seen at
my ollice. The right is reserved to reject uny
or all bids.
CHAS. WHEELOCK,
S-:Mit Architect
I To Old Town Customers.
We will pay car fare
both ways to purchas
ers to the amount of
$2.00 and upwards.
Colin & Block
Boston clothing house
Street cars pass the
door every eight min
utes. J 8-3-9t.
Harness and sad
dlery at. T. Komero &
Son's.
If You Are Interested
In saving in the cost
of your goods, you
will do well to buy of
Isidor Stern.
ATTENTION!
The Boston Cloth
ing House is the only
place in Las Vegas
where you can get the
Levi Strausg. & Co pat
ent copper riveted
Duck & Denim cloth-
in or
8-3-tf
For ladies' dress
oods go toT. Romero
& Son's. ,