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DAILY GAZETTE
FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, lS8ll
GAZETTE OLEAXIKftft.
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The new tenement houses at the de
pot arc completed. -''''The
late 'floods have deepened the
river channel under the bridge.
"Two chips or your , ball" will not
again be heard until court adjourns.
" Tom. Jones will commence work on
;- r tic if discovery west of town in a day or
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Dr. Henriques" new dwelling in east
Vegas i progressing finely. It will be
J two' series ljigh.; j
1 r ír.Bárm'yusíiavng the Optic block
weather-boarded, as the outside plaster
ing does not sVicki " ' '
.' H.. Romero & Bro. yesterday rcceivQ
two large Frence plate glasses for their
.store front, which weigh live .hundred
pounds.
" ; ;;- llonghton Buckeye mowers') will
X 'JSQM. hate i plenty .of work. The grass
on the plains is growing luxuriantly this
summer, r . tj - '- . v ... i v
Special, meeting A. F, & A.-M. to
; night. Work oft tho second degree.
All Masons in good standing cordially
invited to attend.
- .:. Mr. Le Duo the plaza tailor has pui
chased a lot adjoining the residence of
W. A. Given. He will build a busi
ness house before long.
Dav. Winternitz " has purchased the
lots adjoining J. Graafs residence east
. of the bridge. Thus capital steadily
conoentrátes in Las Végas.
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Rev. Thos. Harwood will preach in
the M. E. Chuich, Las Vegas, next Sun
day, Aftg. 17th, at 11 a. m. and 7;80 p.
m. All are invited to attend.
It is said that? the Maxwell Land'
Grant company has a value placed on
its lands in Colorado by the county
commissioners at about $113,000.
The trustees and all the ollieial mem
bers of the M. E. Church are invited t
meet the superintendent on important
business Saturday night at 8 o'clock.' ;
y ,.: McLean, Bros, have finished the con
' tract of plásíeruug the Hot 'Springs
Kotej. j' They'jhate secured the contract
to piaster ineiew noiei on me piaza.
A subsori'rjttion , papef is now being
carricd'íor 'tnébehéfit of the the West
"Side police force! Our citizens should
aid tkis 'nterpriso' liberally, as the po-'-
lice havi án iinthankfnl task to perform
and should be well paid,
r Prof. Robertsou is making some test
assays for t some Grant county mine
.. owners. The ore was first assayed in
' the east, but the owners desire to have
it tested by our 'ássayer 'before com
mencing developments. , '
George W. Thompson, , ef Trinidad,
has purchased the interest of Mrs. I. W.
Lacy in the 'main herd of Thompson
: & Lacy for $2.1,000. - Mrs. Lacy still
owns it private herd of cattle near Du
rango, not included in this sale.
The Social of the Ladies' Society of
the Presbyterian Church will be held at
the residence of Mrt Jefferson Raynolds
to-night.' An invitation is extended to
citizens and strangers . in Las Vegas to
, i ; attend arid enjoy the evening. !
" The great city of Chicago is the last
. claimant of Billy "the Kid." TesU-
' mony is put forth to show that the dead
desperado was a waiter in a Chicago
' Hotel. But the story is decidedly tis
suey, but the effort of Chicago to claim
him is commendable.
If somebody don't soon take the con
... - tract for harvesting the oats . in the
' plaza, there will be nothing but weeds
to reap. Who would have supposed
that ,the dry and barren plaza of one
' . year ago would have been covered with
such a violent crop of wild sunflowers
this season.
J. G. Willils i figuring on ii sprinkler
to sprinkle the streets. As the rainy
season is about over and the dust may
be expected to roll up, this will be an
enterprise worthy of hearty support.
Keep down the dust and we will never
have a finer climate to live in.
Ike Stockton stalks about Durango a
free map, and no one is making any
effort to secure the large reward offered
for his capture.. A gentleman from
Trinidad, who recently talked with
fyocktpp, fays, that that", individual is
not at all concerned about his freedom.
The San Miguel County. Stock Grow
ers Association had a meeting yester
day evening at 5 o'clock, a good nuni
f; hjrjpfjth'? iii$nSberH being present. The
" proceedings of the last regular meeting
in March were read and . approved.
Upon the recommendation of various
, members Messrs. Willie Frank, of Los
Alamos, J. M. Brazil, of Sumner and
Andres II." Souter ftnd Howard Kohn. of
La Gintii werend mitred and sworn, in
as iMnflors!oftie association. UoA
motion oT'LIIommeT it was agreed
that the stock men of San Miguel and
other counties get up, circulate and
( niake'strenuous efforts for themselves
) f anjt others' to sign a petition to the next
Territorial Legislature asking tho en
actment of a law to make it a penal of
fense for more than one person to have
the same brand and earmarks upon cat
. tie and sheep at least within one coun
4 ty?' Uicrt being no further business be
fore the body the meeting adjourned
sine die'.-: e
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District Cart. j
In the District Court yesterday the
day was consumed by' therial of Nico
las Griego charged with allowing pris
oners to escape. In December last
while Pat Garrett was halting at Pu
erto de Lunaxn his. way fto- fchig city
with prisoners,-, a'liorse thlei,' named
Mariano Lieba drew his revolver and
made an attempt to shoot Garrett, but
the latter was too quick for ; him and
broke his shoulder blade by a well
aimed shot.' Lieba was placed under
arrest; and was bound over by the jus
tice for an assault.with intent to kill.
He was bound over in $200 bail, but his
bondsmen aftcrwardtt asked to,bte.reliev
eu ot ,ineir (uonu pua were uvuigeu
Lieba was "given rintó' the charge of
Griego, who was sworn in a Deputy
Constable who was. ordered , to deliver
hiru to tho Shená'Sn this city. 'f He was
allowed to 'escape,'" but afterwards re
captured,) Jüifiba . is. accused of compli-
citv in the murder of CoL Potter, but
wasnoi indicted on account :of sum
mary justice being meted out to' the
principals in the tragedy and the death
of tmr important witnesses. j
"'"The jury in This,; "case, was out until a
lttt bourilast jiight.'but could not ajgree
upon a verdict. They were called in
by Jwlgej Prince and questioned as to
the nature t of their .disagreement, and
after1 further instrúction-weré again -sent
out, but all they could agree to do was
to disagree, and were finally discharged.'
In the case of the Tertitory vs. Polito
Gonzales, charged with stealing cattle
of Candido Robledo, also tried yester
day, the jury returned a verdict of not
guilty. . J . ' .
In the case of Schaefler vs. McDonald,
the demurrer was overruled.
In the case of Sanchez vs. Espinosa, a
motion Hor) continuance win granted.
Satisfactory progress is being made
ill the business of the court.
" CALEN OAK FOlt TO-DAV.
, 1010 The .Territory vs Polito (ion
zaíes. " ' ' ' ' I
1197 The Territory vs Serrano & Lu
cero. . t
ll'.)8 The Territory. ys Serrano & Lu
cero. 101.") The Territory vs gallegos.
1220 The Territory Vs"Fansten Lu
cero. j
1221 ... . V '
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11Ú8 Lacy vs Sandoval,. , ! ,
1143 Rape & Castle vs Stone.
1148 Ilfeld vs Chapman.
t 11.16 Rupe & Castle' vs Stone.
120Í) Moorwhead vs Thomas.
1237 McLean vs Santistevan.
1040 Romero, sheriff, vs Wagner
Sutfin.
1251 Sisnero vs Maestas.
1104 Rupe & Castle vs Ward.
1248 Hays vs Salano.
1258 Corkins vs Prichard.
and
1218 Sulzbacher vs Hopper & Hay-
ward. '
.1141 Maxwell Grant vs Calhoun
1230 and 1244-Motjons will be heard.
. The Ktock Growers ol'w Mexico.
As seen by the minutes published in
another column, of the stock men, as
sembled in meeting in this city yester
day evening, an effort is to be made to
get the next Legislature to enact such
laws as will protect the raising of live
stock in this Territory. The raising of
cattle and sheep in this county of San
Miguel in special, and TheTerritory of
New Mexico in general,' is one of the
principal industries of the country, the
one in fact from which our community
derives almost two-thirds of its rqVen
ues. . To foster and protect that indus'
try ought to be tho chief aim of th tor
ritorial law-makers. Not only ought
we to have, the law recommended by
the stock men of this country last oven
ing; but every owner of any kind of
stock, especially horses, cattle and bur
ros, ought to bo held responsible for
selling animals without road or vendue
brand. To be able to'enforce this law
well, New Mexico ought to have cattle
inspectors in certain districts, or towns,
whose duty it shall be tht every hoof
of live stock exported from this Terri
tory have the road brand.' Encourage
home industries; especially as to the
raising of live stock in New Mexico.
Notttliern Dívímíou Changes.
It is generally conceded that Mr. A.
A. Robinsvm will relinquish the Super
intendency of the Southern Division of
the A. T. & S. F. R. R. early next month.
It is probable that as Chief Engineer of
the road, he will remove the office of
the construction deparlnjcnt to Topeka,
and make that city his headquarters.
Just Who will succeed him as Superin
tendent is not known; but the popular
impression seems to bft that Mr. J. V
Se'efey, of Nickersori, Kahs,'at present
superintendent of water service, will
be Mr. Robinson s successor. Mr. See
ley is a very good railroad man, and a
pleasant gentleman personally. The
new change in management will be
made about the 15th of September it is
expected.
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"The grocery store of Geo. F. Maitland
& Co. is soon to be moved to Colorado
Springs. They have done well here
but owing 4 to the fact that ' Colorado
Springs is nearer t)iejr headquarters
they haveseenfittoremovethither. The
Optic seems to have seen sufficient
cause in tliis Tto read them a sermon.
Such senseless articles as appeared in
the issue, of day before yesterday .do the
business interests', of lie: city ''ml good.
Business men have a right to settle
where they please
niuiiii.
W. Robert U tip from Anton Chico.
Sam. Wells 1s over from Watrous.
Ben. Brulin is over from Fort Union.
Don Pedro Sanchez of Taos is in the
city.
M. Rudolph of Sunnyside is in the
A. Levy arrived from the south yes
terday.
, Sam. E. Shoemaker is over from Ft.
Union.
. James Duncan came up from Rogers
Bend yesterday.
Romulo and Oraviel Martinez are
over from Santa Fe.
A. Nelson rolls out for Anton Chico
to-day happy as a clam.
S Kistler of the Optic is combatting a
lingering and disagreeable fever. ..
Juan Delgado, Territorial Treasurer,
came over from Santa Fe yesterday. ;
" GÍ OÍ Smith,' brother of Deputy Col
lector C. B. Smith, went east yesterday.
James Abercrombie started for Galli
nas Springs yesterday with a full load
of goods.
Colonel Wm. Breeden arrived from
Santa Fe and was in attendance at court
yesterday. j
J. P. Hopper came up from a trip
south yesterday, lie hart a very suc
cessful tripJ , ;
Mrs. Pendarie and Miss Emily Pen-
daries came down from Rincón Teco
lote yesterday. .
J. M. Burns, an old timer .in Las Ve
gas, came up from Glorieta yesterday.
He thinks of remaining here.
Mesdames C. P. Hovey and Elliot re
turned from Santa Fe yesterday. They
Drought some beautiful flowers with
them.
George W. Fox of Parsons, Kansas, a
friend of Dr. Milligan's arrived yester
day. He is looking about for a location
and will no doubt conclude to locate
Jije. Towers, a prominent cattleman
of West Las Animas, Colorado is stop
ping at the St. Nicholas Hotel. -Mr
Towers has a fine ranche and keepS the
best of blooded stock, i ,
MrjA. A. Keen, teller of the First
National Bank, will leave to-day on ;i
visit to his mother who resides in Cam
bridge, Mass. This is the first visit of
Mr. Keen to his old home, and he will
return again to this Territory of his
adoption. .
C. Irank Allen the civil cuimiecr
went down to Santa Fe yesterday. He
will pass through the city to-day en
route to his old home in Boston. . This
is the first trip he has taken home in
several years. He will probable return
in a few weeks as he has an excellent
prospect in his profession here.
Dr. P. A. Ames of Terre Haute is in
the city and has concluded to locate in
Las Vegas. The Doctor is highly rec
ommended by many of the Indiana peo
ple who are well acquainted with him.
He has an excellent dentistry practice
in Terre Haute but is forced to leave
there on account of Ihe ill health'of his
wife, whom he is convinced will be
much benefitted by a residence in New
Mexico. We extend a cordial welcome
to Dr. Ames who is a thoroughly pro
gressive man.
Academy Nile. '
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Yesterday the executive committee of
the Las Vegas Academy board decided
on a new site for the building in place
of the one that had been decided unfit
for the purpose for which it was in
tended. The new site is on the south
east corner of Twelfth street and Doug
las Avenue on the line of the street
railway. An exchange of lots was
made with the owners Messrs. Ray
nolds and Dinkel, and the new location
consists of seven lots fronting Douglas
Avenue, each twenty-five feet front and
one hundred and fifty feet deep. Ar
chitect Wheclock staked off the founda
tion for the new building yesterday af
ternoon and the work will go on as
fast as possible. It is a fine location,
centrally located and convenient to all.
The lots are very valuable ones, but Mr.
Raynolds gave them in exchange for
the others at the same price allowed
for the first site. The executive com
mittee have acted wisely in their selec
tion of the site, which is one that will
accommodate the greatest " number and
for which purpose the enterprise was
undertaken.
Strawberry Soeial.
The strawberry social to be given at
the residence of Mr. Jefferson Ray
nolds, Friday night, is for the benefit of
the Presbyterian Church. - The ladies
have taken it upon themselves to pro
vide the ways and means to seat the
church. For this commendable purpose
the ladies of the congregation will give
a strawberry social, to-night, and
whichall should attend.
H. J. Franklin has proposed to the
citizens1 committee on police on the
East Sidé to enter on the duties of mar
shal, provided he is guaranteed $200 pet
month for preserving order. -He
will pay out of that sum the salary of a
competent assistant of his own choice.
A meeting of the committee was to
have been held yesterday afternoon to
take action on his proposition but it was
postponed.
Corsets in all styles for ladies and
misses, at bottom prices, at N. L. Ros
enthal's Railroad Avenue, East Side."
AHOTHXB BOOM.
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Water Werh
Weadera.
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WeDderfal
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The executive committee of the-water
works company let the contract last
night to construct the gravity system of
water works in the city to Russell "&
Alexander, of Colorado Springs. This
includes a reservoir with a system of
settlers, starting above the springs with
a twelvo-inch.pip. graduating, to. an
eight-inch r pipe at , town, supplying
650,000 gálkms of pure mountain spring
water every twenty-four hours. The
contract contemplates . four ,one-inch
streams for fire purposes from eighty
to one hundred feet high on the plaza.
The whole system will cost $1)2,000.
The contractors think they will be able
to finish it in four months. These
works assure toLas Vegas another
boom only to be equalled by the arrival
of the .s'econd broad-gauge road. Se
curity, beatity,"tífcalth and permanent
prosperity are the advantages of this
enterprise.
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We are under obligations to Mr. John
Millcrr for a basket full of fine vegeta
bles from his' garden- Mr. Miller, has
worked hard this summer and has been
bountifully rewarded.' His crop of veg
etables this season is very largo and in
cludes nearly all varieties. Such a gar
den only illustrates what can be done in
this country whén proper.attention is
given to the matter.
' : ' HOTEL ARBITAI.N.
DEPOT HOTEL.
, W. W. Dillings and wife, Donver; Mrs. J. P.
, hapman, Santa Fe; Geo. W. .Fox, Parsons,
Ks. ; E. Brick, J. C. Jackson, El Paso; D. J.
Carr, Ios Angelos; J. Macdonald, Bcmar; Wm.
H. Baker, Lnmy. .
ST. NICHOLAS nOTEL.
Sam E. Shoemaker, Fort Union; W. Roberts,
Anton Chico; A. P. Fulkcrson, N,' M.; T. B.
Catron, Santa Fe; J. C. Toft, Wallace; J. K.
Towers, Went Las Animas, Col.; 8. H. Wolls,
Watrous; Mrs. Armstrong, Hot. Springs.
...
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
M. ltudolph, Sunnyside, N. M.; Rob't T. Mc
Lean, A. B. Miner, Hot Springs ; Romulo Mar
tinez, Gravial Martinez, Sabinlano Sena, Santa
Fe.
SUMNER HOUSE.
Ben Ilnihu. Fort Union; P. A. Aincs, Terre
Haute. , " '
Auction Sale. '
There will be an auction sale of the
following household goods on the pub
lic plaza this (Friday) evening at 0:30 p.
m., all new goods:
Twenty-five yards three ply carpet,
25 yards matting, 1 bedstead, 1 set
springs, 1 table, 1 ta tray, 2 lamps, 1 tin
set, 1 chamber set, 1 footstool, set of
table mats, 1 feather bolster, 1 brussels
mat, 1 work basket, writing desk,
crumb pan and brush, set of window
curtains, tin ware and other articles,
kerosene stove.
Goods will be on exhibition after 4
o'clock.
M. Heise 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. ' ; 7-29-tf
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All summer drinks at Billy's. 5-7tf
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Fifty cases
brands at
of imported wines, all
Billy's. 8-9-2w
Cream Bread at Bell & Co's, the
rlaza urocers and Bakers.
Grand Lunch
every Saturday night at the Exchange
Salad
Lunch.
a la Delmonico at
Billv's
7-13tf
Twenty Per Cent.
Uiscount trom the market price on
Qneensware, Glassware, Hardware and
.Notions at the store of
C; E. WESCHE,
Las Vegas,
N. M. .
Also tne Bargains oi tne season in
Staple and "franey Groceries.
1 do just as I advertise.
C:E.Wesche.
Ktoekholdera Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting
oí the stocfcnoiaers. or tne Las Vegas
Street Bailway Company is called for
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. ;
, ' - Tkinidad Romero, Prest.
Jacob Gross, Sec'y.
August 2, 1881. , , , 8-2-10t
, For 30 lay.
I 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 the past six months and con
sists of ' , '
Men's and Boys' Clothing, and Ladies'
Misses' Men's and Boys' 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. Roscnthall, 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,
Elums, apples "and peaches send to E.
ermain & Co., El Paso, Texas. 7-24-lm
For cheap hardware 'go to Lockhart
& CO" S. ;;. j . j 2-jUtf
Try "Billy's Ponies" Cigars, pure
Havana. ' 1 '
Fresh buttermilk on ice at Putman &
Wolf s.t y s " " t 6-10-tf
' Cream lemonade át Billy's. 1 fe-?tf
Wanted-For Sale-For Rent-Led,
EIOR RALE. Four hundred cedar pout. Ap
i ply to George iioss. 8-1MH
"ilT ANTED. A good wnmetre; cteadjr
TY employment. Inquire at this office.
lT AN'l ED. Kiftevn good ( carpenter. . In
f T
quire at Lockhart & Co'i.
S-6-tf
WANTED. An experienced and compe
' tent Piano; Teacher, to instruct two
children. Apply at this office. 7-i3-tf
WANTED. A laundry woman and two din
ing room girls, immediately, at the Hot
Springs Hotel. . . 7-l"-tf.
AXTED Two flrst-clawi cabinet men.
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.A.O.HOUBINS.-7-S-tf
WANTED. Two or three number one plan
ing mill bench hands. None bat first
class need apply- At Woollen's planing mUl.
AUo a good machine man. 4-22-tf
WANTED A good cook, a middle aged wo
man. Apply at the Park Hogtaurant
n-io-tf
FOR SALE. The old St. Louis lot, in East
Las Vegas. Price, f 1500. Inquire of C.
It. Browning
7-23-tf
F. Geihler.
Socorro, N. M.
FOR SALE A choice lot of Mexican mules,
thoroughly broke and in flue working
condition. Apply to. Frank , A. Blake, East
Las Vegus, New Mexico. G-17-tf
T710R SALE County warants by F. d Klhl-
x- uerg.
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EIOR SALE HSU Improved sheep delivered
at the Wagon Mound or Ve.rmejo. For
in ewer puriicumrs inquire or
- f DOMINGO N. BACA,
ANTOVIO n
-9-tI Uower Las Vegas.
ljiOR SALE Fine stock rauch. aood ramre.
JO plenty or running water, has a good house
and oorraK Will be sold lor cash, or -cattle
lakeu in exchange- Apply to C. It. Browning,
r um lu vegas. , . 3-13U,
TAOn SALE Baca Hall, the largest and best
LJ audience hall In the Territory, provided
with good stage scenery, drop curtains, etc.
Cattle or sheep tukeu in exchange or tln.e giv
en on payments. Address A. J. Baca and
Chas, ilfeld. Las Vegas. 5-1-tf.
UOR.RENT.-Thrce
good furnished rooms.
L Apply to Wm,
Morgan ut the National
Hotel,
i . 8-S-tf
OR RENT. Furnished rooms.
Inquire at
the National Hotel.
LM)R RENT. Two nice, large rooms for of-
L nces, inMarwoae's new ouliutng, Apply
io "iirweuo, urunuey & uo. T-sz-tl
FOR RENT. Tho drug store in the Wesche
building on the plaza, at present occupied
by F. E. Herbert, is for rent. Apply to tho
proprietor. C. E. WESCHE.
-30-tf.
t Wanted! Wanted! Wanted!
fiül C írí 1,1 County Warrants,
.ltjyj yj for which the highest
cash price will bo paid. Apply to J. J . Fitz-
gorrcll. the live real estate agent,
8-7-tf
SEND
YOUR
JOB WORK
TO THE
GAZETTE
Brick.
We now have on hand a superior quality of
brick which will be sold lu lurge or small
quantities as the purchaser desirve. Shipments
will be mude to any part f the territory and
tne pulrounxe ol the imblic Is respectfully souc
itecl. 5-s-tf ., , Hugh Fiiiciiakd.
Box 1H, VLasegas, S. M
CALVIN FISK,
Rea
Estate and Stock Broker
Notary Public and
' OFFICE IN OPTIC BLOCK, ,
EAST LAS VEGA'S, NEW MEXICO,
T BE IS
IS WHAT MIGHT BE CALLED BETWEEN
THE SEASONS AND A COMPLETE
Mifii ? Stet
To bo in readiness and to have sufficient room
For Fall Goods
Is What Wc arc Contemplating.
If you nro in need of Summer Wearing Ap
parel now is the time to benefit yourselves by
the general
REDUCTION OF PRICES !
The reduction in Ladies' Summer Dross
Goods and Gents' Lightweight Clothing will
be of Special interest to you.
Railroad Avenue, East Las Vegas.
-OF-
NEW GOODS
AT
LOW PRICES
WILL BE FOUND IN THE
Llammoth Store !
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I J.J.FirZGERRELL,
TIE LIVE REAL ESTATE M
i r Laa Vegas, M.
J. J. Fltxrcrrell. tha lira mal MtKt mar.
has for le a large number of fine ;'ulneM
ana aeslrmble residence lou in different parts
of the new and old portions of the city; Par
né seeking InvenUnenta in real estate, busi
ness chances, business and dwelling -houses,
should call on FitzgerreB; he can accommo
date them.1 ; . , -.j ,
HOTEL FOR SALE OR RENT. For partic
ulars apply to J. J. FltzgerrelL
2 f If If 1 WILL BUY BY WARttAN-
w mu iKEi nve miles of
living water controlling 100 square miles of the
nnest range on the Focos river. Call and sec
piar.
KA.t.HANGE. Good new house and
lot frontinir on twn atrnot fru. u u.u.r.n
and team. FoV particulars see
' J. J. FlTZOERHKU-
Q 1 pT A month for ten months will pay for
wlU a choice lot central! v lomtml ami
fronting two streets. ...... t
Of HOUSES WANTED.-Partics haing
dwellings or store houses fnruli. nr
rent will do well to come and see me. I have a
large number or renters and purchasers on
hand.
T a good new three room
anil two lotM n.iRr thxriiii.
road depot and round house.
Owill buy two very dcsirablu busi
ness lots between tho two tnvnn
will buy a choice corner lot frontina-
on Ein-hth Htr-tL , . kjlm'
ARE CHANCE. The best paying saloon In
the city, (iood reasons for selling, b-a-tf
f)f rrifi H"8'1 or "hoP for sale
CiJlJJJ Wethers, ewes and lambs.
I?OR SALE. Two of the best mining claims
I; and a one-fourth interest in one of the best
developed mines in the Mineral Hill mining
camp.
TOCK OF MILLINERY GOOD for salo
i cheap.
BUENA VISTA TOWN COMPANY LOTS for
sale cheap.
MINERAL CITY business and residence
lots for sale.
rpWO NEW RESIDENCES for sale or rent.
A SPLENDID RETAIL BUSINESS for sale.
Good reason for soiling.
O1
NE OF THE BEST BUSINESS HOUSES in
Splendid dwellina- lots in Ocnffrtnn'a T.hpi..
me cuy ior sate.
ro's and (Buena Vista Co's. Additions. There
is fully one hundred per cent profit in thesv
lots as an Investment within the next six
momos.
A sp
splendid residence, grounds, furniture, all
píete f or a home. Call and see.
complete ior a nome. Dull and ion
ior sale, one dairy and gardening farm very
cheap, two miles from the city,
Two desirable four room cottages, with good
stone cellars each; one on Main and othur ou
6th street, at a bargain. Will rent for C8 per
cent, on the investment
One hotel furnished complete, Has all the
business it can accommodate.
One hotel paying 35 per cent, on tho invest
ment. Business house and lot on Railroad avenue
that rents by tho year for 30 per cent, on in
vestment. A splendid new residence, B rooms, 2 lots,
nting for 15 per cent, on investment. Price
f 1,500.
Business house and lot on Railroad avenue
at a bargain, renting for 5ft per cent, on invest
ment. One of the best corner lots and business
houses in the city for sule at a bargain. Call
and see.
One of the finest gardens In New Mexico. A
rare chance for a gurdner and tioiist to make a
fortune.
I have for sale the most desiruble business
property and stock of groceries, on Centre
street. Owner wants to turn his attention to
mining.
I have residence pnmcrty and lots for sal.' in
all parts of the city. Examine my list before
purchasing.
I have for sale in Mills & Chapman's addition
to tho Hot Springs; these lots will be sold
cheap.
I have bargains to offer on Main, Lincoln
and Douglas streets, also on Zion Hill, that
will pay from 40 to 0 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. 1 also have for sale several fine stock ranches
in the different portions of the Territory.
rOR KENT.
A number of desirable business houses on
tho different business streets of the city, also
offices, restaurants and dwellings. If you want
Remember that the best business chances
are always to be had by calling on
,. . J. J. FlTXGKItlUXL
The live real estate agent, oilice in Grand
avenue.
Notice to Contractor.
Sealed bids will be received at my office up
to 7 o'clock p. m., August 10th, l.stu, for the
construction of a brick residence for Isidor
Stern. Plans and specifications to lie seen at
my office. The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
CHAS. WHEELOCK,
8-t Architect
In
order to make
room for our large
Fall Stock .soon to ar
rive, we will sell goods
at prices so low as to
astonish you all See
for yourself at the Bos-
ton Clothing House.
8-12-at
Harness and sad
dlery at T. Romero &
Son's.
If You Are Interested
In saving in the cost
of your goods, you
will do well to buy of
Isidor Stern.
( : ATTENTION!'
tt The Boston Cloth
ing House is the only
place in Las, Yegas
where y oilcan get the
Levi Strauss & Co pat
ent; copper riveted
Duck & Denim; cloth
ing. 8-3-tf
ilJPor s ladies' n dress
goods go toT. Romero
& Son's. - -
The traveling publio will find every
thing first-class at the Grand View Ho
tel. ( - ,
$200
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