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DAILY GAZETTE
TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, ISSl,
Tlie Pacific express came in on time
yesterday and doubled back from this
point.
A number of arrivals at the Hot
Springs yesterday. The hotels arc
pretty full.
The Santa Fe Presbytery is to meet
in Las Vegas on September 15th. It is
hoped the new church will be com
pleted by that time.
Mondenhall, Hunter & Co's. teams
are kept busy carrying passengers to
the Hot Springs. The washouts make
lively times for the livery men.
The lath for the new Plaza Hotel is be
ing placed upon the ground. The con
tract for plastering the hotel has been
let and the work will be commenced in
a few days.
We call attention to the reorganized
advertisement of C. It. Browning, the
real estate and insurance agent. He
represents the oldest, the largest and
the best insurance companies íd the
world.
Mr. Le Due, one of our most popular
merchant tailors, has more work than
he can do. He advertises in another
column for a good coat maker. This is
a good situation for a man that wants
to succeed.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
have taken it upon themselves to fur
nish the seats for their new edifice. At
a meeting of the society yesterday
morning it was determined to seat the
new building with black walnut pews.
Another comet is visible to the naked
eye in the northwestern heavens. In
the elder times war, bloodshed, and as
sassination and destruction by flood
and tire were portended by these celes
tial visitors. Now they are regarded as
harmless.
C. R. Browning while convalescing,
last week, sold property to T. T. Wood
ruff, of Trinidad, Thos. Carson, Mr.
.Johnson and several other gentlemen
to the amount of $8,000. This is a good
enough showing for a well man to
make.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give a social for the enjoyment of
the public on Wednesday evening at
the church on the west side. All citi
zens and visitors in the city are cordi
ally invited to come and spend a pleas
ant evening.
Messrs. Marwede, Brumley & Co.,
dealers in hardware, are now snugly
established in their new building. They
now have room to display their stock of
goods, which is not surpassed for com
pleteness in the West. They are work
ing up a line trade in the hardware
line.
The contract for the construction of
I. Stern's new house was let yesterday,
Mr. Prichard has the contract for the
brick work, J. B. Baker, for the wood
work, and J. B. Woolen the mouldings.
The house is estimated to cost four
thousand dollars and everything will
he first class. The corners will be made
of dressed while sandstone.
Five days mail for the south was
taken to the depot to be taken south on
this morning's 8;0 south bound train.
Transfers will be made both ways to
day and we are in hopes the mails
from the south will make their appear
ance. The mails here destined
for the southern country were all Las
Vegas mails and made a regular wagon
load.
Dr. Henriques' horse ran away yes
terday afternoon and smashed the
buggy to some extent, lie was just
getting into the buggy as it was brought
out of the corral, when the horse shied,
jumped and got away, throwing the
Doctor against the wall but doing no
further damage. The horse ran up
over the hill upsetting the buggy and
dragging it for some distance.
Miss Agnes Wilson, sister-in-law of
Mr. J. Ost, of the railroad material
store, died at the residence of Mr. Ost,
Sunday. She had been an invalid for
some months. A few days since the
disease assumed a more serious charac
ter and Sunday she quietly passed
away. She was hurried yesterday af
ternoon in the Odd Fellow's cemetery.
Kev. J. C. Eastman of the Presbyterian
church, performed the ceremonies.
'iiNtlilnl('l I'lOkiicrtluy Cumiinny.
The Consolidated Prospecting Com
pany have filed their articles of incor
poration with the Secretary of the Ter
ritory ami have their constitution and
by-laws, rules and regulations printed
and are now ready for business. The
officers of this company are, E. N. Acley
President; Jay Byrne, Vice-President;
A. V. Griggs, Secretary and N. G.
Brownej Superintendent. The object
of the company is to facilitate intelli
gent prospecting and thcdevelopement
of mining properties in this arid ad
joining territories. The plan upon
which the company will operate is a
perfectly feasible one and we doubt not
but that it will prove an important
means in furthering the developement
of our mineral resources. It has in it
the germ of a large und powerful or
ganization should success crown the in
itiatory enterprises. The principal offi
ces are fixed by the charter at Las
Vegas.
Tbe Little Mack.
Mr. P. C Lyman, father of the White
Oaks assayer, came up from White
Oaks yesterday. He has been at that
camp several months and is now on his
way East. He brought up some very
fine specimens of free gold taken from
the Little Mack mine at a depth of
twenty feet. The ore shown was very
line and the gold carried appeared to
bo of the finest quality. One nugget
worth f 19 has been taken out. This
mine hitherto has not been developed
to any great extent, and but little was
known of its vast richness until lately.
1 lie rich development or this mine is
only another proof of the vast wealth of
the White Oaks region. But little real
work lias ever been done in that district
up to the present time. True, there
has been a great many prospectors in
that country, and most all of them have
taken claims and done their assessment
work, but that is not all that is needed.
It takes something more than assess
ment work to show up a mine properly
as has been demonstrated in the case of
the Little Mack and a number of other
mines in that district. Because the
gold does not crop out on top of the
ground is no proof that none exists un
derneath. It may be only a few feet or
it may be a hundred feet or more. The
convulsions that threw up those vast
deposits, threw the gold-bearing rock
to the surface at some places, but most
ly it was covered up by the coarser
rocks that lay on top in their natural
position. The Wrhite Oaks and Jicar
rillas are among the richest gold
bearing mountains in the Wrest. It
will take the expenditure of considera
ble work and money to bring these
mines properly before the public. This,
however, will come in time. The town
of White Oaks is still continuing to im
prove, thus showing that capital is
steadily going in that direction. The
Nogal district is also showing up well,
and as one camp increases in popula
tion and wealth the other one will grow
apace.
Financial Kejiurl.
Nosotros, la comisión nombrado por
el Gran Jurado en sutermino de Agosto
del ano de 1881 con el objecto de reco
nocer y examinar las cuentas publicas
del condado de San Miguel en la oficina
del Escribano de dicho condado muy
respetuosamente tenemos el honor de
sometir ante este honorable cuerpo el
siguiente informe;
Suma do bonos del condado en circula
ción según muniliesto por los cx-co-
iniHinnwlns de condado . . ?2I,fÜ3.4fl
Smnii de bonos lirados desde el 17' do
Diciembre, 1KWJ, hasta Agosto W, 'SI 10,415 ."i
Hacen.
. . :i2,239.01
Suma do bonos redimidos y quemado
por la comicion actual $ 2,252.54
Balance de bonos en circulación. . . . 20,98f.47
Fondos del Cnndadnen manos del Teso
rero 2,!K)r.58
Fondos pertenecientes al condado en
manos do Hilario Homero, Alguacil
Mavnr nava ser colectados do ilunilf-
no Jaramlllo. ex-aluruaeil mayor 4,:ill.S2
Do Lorenzo Labadie ex-alguaeil mayor 1,475.32
De Hilario Homero, Alguacil Mayor..
Para ser colectado IH,480.51
Total 27,17!).2:i
Quedando un balance debido por el
Condado $ 2S07.24
Fondos de Escuelas publicas:
Suma en manos del Tesorero $1,707.30
Suma debido por Benigno Jaratadlo. .. 2,4:!.N7
Sumasen manos del colector actual
para ser colectados 8,7!4,33
Total.
.$i:i,0!!1.5fl
Kolmlado de bonos de escindas publi
cas en circulación $
15.131
Balance de foudosde escuelas publcas$12,0W).25
Fondos pertenecientes al Territorio:
Suma debido porL. Labadie ÍG,633.03'4
Suma debido por II. Jaramillo... .. . !),02().:t
Suma en manos de ti. Homero, Al
guacil Mayor para ser colectado. . . 25,45fl.;V:
Suma total debido al Territorio. . . 41,103.95!í
Ademas informamos a este Honora
ble cuerpo que hemos hallado los libros
y cuentas publicas en buen orden y con
dición y que los mismos son llevados
en buen estilo y correctos; escepto que
hemos encontrado que aplicaciones por
licencias han sido hechas por vendedo
res de mercaderías meses después de
haber estado vendiendo sus efectos.
Muy respectuosamente somitido,
Richard Dunn,
Lorenzo Labadie,
Ma kg arito Homero.
Adicionalmente, la comicion tiene el
honor de informar a este honorable
cuerpo que hemos examinado cuidados
amente los registros públicos del con
dado y hallamos que los mismos están
en buena condición. Solamente que el
Índice de dichos libros durante los últi
mos seis meses pasados no ha sido con
cluido para falta de tiempo.
En referencia a escuelas publicas sen
timos decir que ninguna (escuelas) ha
sido establecido durante los ocho meses
pasados y la recomendación de esta
comicion es que las escuelas publicas
sean abiertos por lo menos el día 1 0 do
Octubre del presente ano y si es posi
ble continúen abiertos por el ano en
tero. Charles Ilkeld,
LonF.xzo Labadie,
Maroarito Komf.ro.
The Hot pr In km IMxtrict.
Las Vegas, Aug. 21st, 1881.
Whilst on a visit to the Hot Springs
yesterday I made a hasty examination
of the surrounding country. I must say
I think the mineral indications are
more than hopeful of ultimate success
when properly developed. And for so
doing the facilities are greater than to
be met with in any mining district that
I have yet visited since my arrival in
this country. In my examination of the
metaliferous stratifications I find the
leads to contain traces of both gold and
silver sufficient to warrant a speedy de
velopment of the various lodes or claims
situated in the vicinity. I trust short
to make a more elaborate examination
of the locality.
J. M. Penrose. M. K.
PERSONAL.
J. H. Wise is up from White Oaks.
W. H. Anderson is over from Wat
rous. P. Walsh of Topeka is stopping in
town.
K. Wolfsou of Chicago is doing Las
Vegas.
Frank Sperling, of Tascoso, Texas, is
in town.
George' Randall is down from the
Hot Springs.
W. M. Protznian, of Oshurn, Ohio, is
a late arrival in town.
J. E. Walker of Iowa is registered at
the St. Nicholas Hotel.
C. W. Word, of Kansas City, is regis
tered at the Sumner House.
A. C. Vanderburgh and E. Holt of
Chicago are registered at the Depot
Hotel.
J. P.. Collier left for the White Oaks
yesterday. He has been in this city for
several weeks in attendance on court.
Miss May and Maggie Hastings,
young ladies who haye many friends in
this city arrived yesterday and went
out to the Springjto spend a week.
ivMrs. A. (). Robbing and children
went east yesterday. She will place
her two oldest daughters at school and
will remain some weeks herself and
visit with friends.
John Slosson is up from the Santa
Rita copper mines. These mines have
lately changed hands and a thorough
going policy has been adopted. Work
will be pushed forward without regard
to cost.
Mr. T. M. Rogers, editor of the
Quincy Daily News, of Quincy, Illinois,
called at the Gazette office yesterday.
Mr. Rogers has been visiting in Colora
do but thinks New Mexico is a much
better country than our sister State.
M. Brunswick, in company with Gov.
Jacob and party started forWhitc-Oaks.
They secured T. Romero's four mule
ambulance and started over-land. The
party was well prepared for the journey
and all hands were armed to the teeth
with six-shooters and Winchester ri
ñes. II. W. Clifford returned from The
mines in Gallinas canyon yesterday.
He had a hard day among the hills and
looked considerably fatigued on his re
turn. He is visiting this country in the
interest of the New York mining board
and is therefore thoroughly examining
the mines of this Territory.
C. P. Treat of Trinidad came hi Sun
day and went out to the Hot Springs.
He talks of inA-esting in Las Vegas
real estate. This fact is significant and
rather points to the building of one or
the other of the two projected roads
from the north. Mr. Treat is well
versed in railroad affairs and is likely
to know where he is investing his
money.
We were favored yesterday with a
visit from Mr. A. P. Hoggins, the artist
agent and Judge Charles Wr. Clarke, of
Greenville, Tennessee. Judge Clarke
is one of the leading Republican poli
ticians of his State and invariably car
ries his district for the Republicans in
spite of tissue ballots and shot guns.
He is a gentleman of very pleasing ad
dress and intelligent conversation. He
expresses surprise at the natural re
sources of New Mexico and supposed
until his arrival here that .it was a bar
ren and worthless desert,
' El IH9U.
The Mexican Government has made
El Paso del Norte a post for il.OOO sol
diers. This post is also to be made a
free port of entry. This will make El
Paso one of the best business points in
the West. El Paso already numbers a
substantial and energetic class of busi
ness men among her inhabitants and
when she shall be made the gatewayfor
Old Mexico and with the large number
of roads centering there from all parts
of the country, her advantages will be
come almost incalculable. EI Paso
will then become one of the finest
wholesaling points in the West, as well
for fruits as all other classes of mer
chandise. It is only the question of a
few months before the business men' of
that city will have positive proofs that
they have made a wise choice in the se
lection of their places of business.
HOTEL Alt HI VAI.M.
DKCOT MOTET
PWalh, Topeku; J II Clark, Mississippi;
John Slosson, Santa Kitu copper mines; A C
Vanderburgh, E Holt, Chieuo; 12 Denipsey,
Wm Burden Jr., Boston.
ST. NICHOLAS 110TET..
K Wolfsou, Chicago; J E Walker, drove,
Iowa; TM Rogers, Quincy, 1U; George nan
dull, Springs.
SUMNER IIOUSK.
W M Prot.man. Osborne, Ohio; J II Wise,
White Oaks; P C Lyman, Topeku; W II Andei
son. Watrous; Frank Sperling, Atascosa; C W
Wood, Kansas City; P W Straham, Camp
Verde.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Mateo Lujan and wife, Los Alamos; A I
Huggins, Dem-er.
Family Groceries.
A large stock, cheaper that the
cheapest, just received at P. Homero &
Son's. 5-14tf
As I will close out my business about
September 1st I offer all my fresh fruits,
canned goods and groceries at cost un
til that t!mu. Centre Street, East Las
Vegas. A. J. Bell.
8-19-tf
Go to Jndd's barber shop and get
scraped, Exchange Hotel. tf
flack ln to Hot Spring.
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 . m. and6:30 p. m.
All hacks will stop at West Side sta
ble where fare will-be collected.
Mail anu express wagon will leave
depot on arrival of train, and Hot
Springs at 9 a. m.
Mexdeniiall, Hunter &Co.
8-5 tf
For 3!) ! .
I will offer for thirty days the entire
stock of my Clothing and Boot and
Shoe Department
REGARDLESS OF COST
Oil VALK.
This stock has all been purchased
within the past six months and con
sists of
M.en's and Boys1 Clothing, and Ladies'
Misses1 Men's and Boys' Boots,
Shoes and Slippers,
A.nd must be closed out in order to
make the necessary improvements on
the Store Building.
C. E. Wesche,
Las Vegas, N. M.
Witter Melons.
Boceo Amelio has just received a fine
lot of water melons and fresh vegeta
bles. Opposite Fiivjt National Bank.
8-23-2t
Wanted Immediately,
A good coat maker and tailor. Good
situation and good wages. Apply at
once to F. LeDuc,
8-22 -tf North Sido Plaza.
Don. t fail to inspect those handsome
walking jacket s and ulsters, the lirst of
the season, at N. L. Rosenthal's, Rail
road avenue, East Side.
The triveling public will find every
thing first-class at the Grand View Ho
tel, y
Cream llread at Bell & Co's, the
Plaza Grocers and Bakers.
Pure Missouri
Wolf's.
cider at Put man &
Just received at Theo.
a nice lot of iiligrce jewelry.
8-10-tf
Another fresh stock of ladies' dresses,
white sticks, at N.- L. Rosenthal's,
Railroad avenue, East Side.
Fresh butter milk from the churn,
brought in every morning from the
ranch, at Billy's. 5-31 tf
A Great Bargain.
One of t he most desirable residences,
completely finished, on one of the best
streets in the city. For sale cheap by
J. J. FlTZGERELL,
The Live Real Estate Agent, 82Ufit,
t.'rnutl Cundí
every Saturday night at the Exchange
Saloon. 4-21-tt
Salad
Lunch.
a la Delmonico at
Billy's
7-l'3tf
Full -weight
Park Grocery.
and fair
count, at the
7-27 tf
New Potatoes $2.75 per hundred at E.
Germain & Co., El Paso, Texas. 7-24-lm
Cream. lemonade at Billy's. 5-7tf
Gen'l Merchandise.
A stock of goods will be exchanged
for Real lístate in Las Vegas. Apply
tO J. J. FlTZGFF.ItELL,
The Livo Real Estate Agent. 820Ct.
Prize Hollina;.
Prize roll.'ng at the .Boiling Alley.
Gold watch and chain price $30. Fifty
chances, ft oach. Three frames. Nine
balls. Lawrence RoMER.8-10-2t
Everything in the gent furnish
ing goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
hats and cans, at -
1SID0U MTKRN'S,
West Las Vegas.
Just Opened,
at N. L. Rosenthal' s, Railroad avenue,
East Side, an imm ene stock of glass
and qneensware, an d v.ill be sold cheap
for cash.
E. Germain & Co., El Paso, Texas,
are sole agents fo r California State
Dairy Cheese. 7-2i-lm
The best articles for Die least
money, at ISlDOlt STERN'S,
8 l7-2t. West Las Vegas.
Milk punch at Billy's.
.vrt!
Twenty I'er (eat.
Discount from the market price on
Qneensware, Glassware, Hardware and
Motions at the store of
C. E. WESCHE,
Las Vegas,
N.
Also the bargains of the season in
Staple and Fancy Groceries,' 1.
1 do just as 1 advertise.
C. E. Wesche.
Xo ftenarttire ! ! !
Tank wagons ! Bulk coal' oil! The
Water Pierce Oil Company' tiro now
prepared to deliver in your tank at
your store coal oil for cash at 22 cents
per gallon. It is to your interest to
order in bulk, as it saves lctkage and
trouble in handling.
II. A. True, Manager.
Warehouse on A., T. & S. b railroad
track. 8 1G 3t
All summer drinks at Billy' . "-7tf
Special bargains in ladies' dress
tods, parasols, ladies' lioes, cor
00.
sets, carpets and oilcloths, at
1S1D0R STERN'S
West Las Ve&w.
I.iiteHt Ntyle.
French breakfast caps in all shades tit
Charles Ilfcld's. 8-10-tf
Try "Billy's Ponies" Cigars, purr
Havana.
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. 7-2!)-tf
A New Dentist.
Ueiucmtier that Dr. P. A. Amos', a graduate
of the Mainland Dental College of Italtimore,
will locate hero In about ,ix weeks for the
practice of his profession. s-23-lüt
Wanted-For Sale-For Rent-Lost.
WANTED. Four or five teams by P.. K.
Thornton. Ari!y t bridge.
WANTED. A good barber.
Credit.
Apply to Judd
8-SJ-tf
WT ANTED. Six or eticht good carpenters.
T V Apply to J. B. Baker. tt-iiMf
WANTED. Situations by two young men,
seventeen and twenty-ono years of airo
from St. Louis. Good family, education und
habite with some, experience in business, de
sire employment in a bunk, store or other bus
iness house. Best of references given. Ad
dress I. F., Gazette office. 8-SMf
T X7ANTED. Fifteen eood carnenters,
In
T T nuire ut Loekhart & Co's. 8-0-tf
"TITANTKI). Two or three number one plun-
ine mill bench h'tnds. Nodo bat lire t
cluBg need apdr. At Wooiteii's pinning mill.
Also ti good machine num. 4-iJ-tl'
FOR SALE. A tourists' outfit, consisting of
one spring wagon or hack for six or nine
persons, one set hack harness, one wnll tent
nine by nine feet, one set camp cooking uten
sils, one pair calfskin overalls, one Colt's re
volver, two horses. Most of the alxive Isas
good as new having lieen used only six weeks.
Enquire at Exchange corral, back of Bell's
grocery store.
J70R SaLE One pair of
American horses.
I
buirirv and harness: cattle or sheep taken
In payment. Apply at this office. 8-20-tf
7OK SALE A nearly new Waters piano for
JL saie on easy u rnis 01 paymeuis,
A. O. BOBBINS.
F
OR SALE. Four hundred cedar posts. Ap
ply to uoorge kosb. &-u-ot
"T7IOR SALE. The old St Louis lot, In East
JP Las Vegas. Price, i!5U0. Inquire of C
It. Browning.
F. GeISI.EH,
7-23-tf
Socorro, N. M.
TrtOR SALE. 1.000 improved ewes with
lj lambs delivered at Wagon Mound or Ver-
mejo. For further particulars inquire of
DOMINGO N. BACA,
ANTONIO D. UAUA.
"-9-tf Upper Las Vegas.
T7IOU SALE Baca Hall, (he largest and best
jj audience, nan in tlie 'territory, proviueu
with good stage scenery, drop curtains. eW.
Cattle or cheep tiiken In exchange or tin.e giv
en on payments. Address A. J. Haca and
Chas. Ill'eld, las Vegas, 0-1-tf.
rrOR RENT A nice front room, first
floor.
I':
furnished orunturnished, in trout or M. A
Otero's. R. STUDEBAKER-ü-20-lw-
TTIOR RENT. The drug store in the Wescho
X: building on the plaza,
at present occupied
by F. E. Herbert, is
lor rent. Apply to the
proprietor.
C. E. WESCHE,
L
OST. A stiff, black backed note book
Return to this olhce.
T" OST An account book, by George Ross,
.1J Had scale, tickets and bills. Finder please
return to loser or this oiiice.
Wanted I Wanted! Wanted!
Ct " fr In County Warrants
7-JmJvJ f for which the highest
casli price will be pflut. Apply to J. J . f it
gerrell. the live real estate agent. 8-7-tf
l or SAle.
J. J. FitzgcrrcU has 8,000 head of ewes and
lambs. They are now on the Pecos river, In
good condition and will be hero in ten or
twelve days. These sheep will be sold at the
market price. S-H-lw
Xotlce.
Notice is hereby given that there is no cV
partnership existing between me and H. TUonv
us ana A. t ox either in the plumbing or gas
nttiiig business, or any other kind or business,
Furthermore, that there is no such firm as O
L Houghton & Co. that I know of any printed
caras or printeu matter to tno contrary, not
withstanding as 1 have no partner in any bus
iness, nor don't want any. All accounts of
whatsoever nature against any other person
but myself unless upon my written order. I
shall not allow or pay, and all accounts for
plumbing or gas fitting due the supposed firm
of O. L. Houghton & Co. are due and payabl
to me alono. 8-21-it u. l. iiocghton.
Dissolution Xotlce.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership
neretoiore existing between J. l. vvolt anil
W. H. Putman Is this day dissolved. J. I),
Wolf will continuo the business at the old
stand, collect all outstanding bills duo the late
firm and pay all chums against the same.
8-33-Sw J. D. WOLF.
SEND 1 A I YOUR
jobWork
TO THE I V GAZETTE
IS WHAT MIGHT BE CALLED BETWEEN
THE SEASONS AND A COMPLETE
Re
u
To be in readiness and to have sulllcieiit room
For Fall Goods
Is What We are Contemplating.
Ifivoutire in need of Summer Wearing Ap-
parel now is tho time to benefit yourselves by
me general
REDUCTION OF PRICES !
Tho reduction in Ladies' Summer Dress
Goods and Gents' Lightweight Clothing will
be of Special interest to you.
Railroad Avenue, East Las Vegas.
Champagne cocktails 25 cents, at Bil
ly's. 7-ll-tf
Fifty cases of imported wines, all
brands at
Billy's. 8-n-2w
Ice cold liudweiscr beer at Billy's.
5-C-tf
For cheap hardware go to Loekhart
jf. r-o 1 0.1 Mt
Pcrzoine a specialty at
8-3-tf
Billy's.
F. W. Potter & Co. have just rc
c eiyed a car load of building paper,
i mpng which they have plain tarred
si teoting paper, wooden; waterproof
.s'lieeiing, patent measure; red cedar
carpet felt, ornamental paper, etc.,
M hich they will sell very cheap. Call
and see mem ueiore uuying, 0, 10, jiu
I Beautiful fans at Charles tjfeld's.
J.J. FITZGERRELL,
THE WHEAL ESTAÍE
Las Vegas, N. M.
J. J. FitzgerrelL the live real estate man.
has for sale a large number of fine buslnetw
und desirable residence lots In different Darts
of the new and old portions of the city. Par
nés Bcening investments in real estate, busi
ness chances, business and dwelling houses, -should
call on Fitzgerrell; he can cconinio
date them.
XTTANTED A competent miller; steady sit
Tf uation. Married men preferred. Good
wages. Apply to J. J. Fitzgerrell, the Live
Real Estate man. ü-txlt
HOTEL FOR SALE OR RENT. For partic
ulars apply to J. J. Fitzgerrell.
ílflíl W,LL BUY Y WARRAN-
UUU TEE DEED five miles of
vlngVater controlling lUUsouare miles of the
finest range on the Pecos river. Call and see
P"- .
Wit.1.1 MtHABUE.-uoou new house and
lot fronting on two streets for a wuiron
and team. For particulars see
J. J. FlTZOKIUIEI.l..
$15
A month for ten months will pay t or
a choice lot centrally located and
fronting two streets.
Ji HOUSKH wanted. Farties having
0 " dwellings or store houses for sale or
rent will do well to como and see me. I have a
large number of renters und purchasers on
hand.
Q1 Kf wINbuya good new three room
a?t:t 3 J hsuse and two lots near the rail
road depot and round house.
C w111 buy two vt'ry desirable busi
f J ness lots between the two towns.
t í will buy a choice corner lot front
tpXJVJ ing on Eighth Street. 8-:t-tf
"3 ARE CHANCE. The best paying saloon in
XV the city. Good reasons tor selling. 8-;t-t 1'
i)r AfiA Head of sheep for sale
J 1 J J J Wethers, ewes and lambs.
FOR SALE. -Two of the best mining claims
und aone-fourth interest in one of the best
developed mines in the-Mineral Hill mining
camp.
TUCK U' MILLINERY GOOD for sale
cheap.
BUENA VISTA TOWN COMPANY LOTS for
sale cheap.
MINERAL CITY business and residence
lots for sale.
rjlWO NEW RESIDENCES for salo or rent.
A SPLENDID RETAIL BUSINESS for sale.
Good reason for selling.
ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS HOUSES in
the city for sale.
Splendid dwelling lots In GeotTrion's Lu co
rn's and Bueniv 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, grounds, furniture, all
complete for a home. Call and se.
or sale, one dairy and gardening farm very
cheap, two miles from the city,
Two desirable four room cottages, with good
stone cellars each; 0110 on Main and other on
0th street, at a bargain. Will rent for iX) per
cent, on the investment.
One hotel furnished comnlete. Has all the
business it can accommodate.
Une hotel paying ib per cent, on the invest
ment.
Business house and lot on Railroad avenue
that rents by 1 he year for :) per cent, on 111
vestment.
A splendid new residence. 0 rooms. 2 lots.
renting for ;J5 per cent, on investment. Price
l,.r)UU.
Business house and lot on Railroad avenue
at a bargain, renting for M per cent, on invest
ment. One of the best corner lots and business
houses in the city for sale at a bargain. Call
ami see.
One of tho finest gardens in New Mexico. A
rare chance for a gardner and florist to make a
fortune.
I have for sale tho most desirable business
property and stock of groceries, on Centre
street. Owner wants to turn his attention to
mining.
I 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.
I have bargains to offer on Main, Lincoln
and Douglas streets, also on Zion Hill, that,
will pay from 40 to W) per cent, on the invest
ment. I have for sale the finest stock and furmins
ranch in New Mexico, commanding the atten
tion of capitalist and colonist. Apply for par
ticulars. I also have for salo several fine stock runchos
in tho different portions of tho Territory.
FOR KENT.
A number of desirable business houses 011
the different business streets of the city, also
oiliees, restaurants and dwellings. If you want
to rent property call.
Remember that the best business chances
arc always to be had by culling on
J. J. FlT.liKltUKI.I.
Tho live real estate agent, oitice on Granel
uvenue.
A. P. .BARKJEH,
IIOtrSE, 3XO0KT
AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.
Frescoing, Graining, Glazing,
MARULTNG, CALSOMINING, ETC.
ÍtT SIIOI EAST OP THE C It'lIT HOCSE,
LAS VEGAS.
FAMILY VEGETABLES !
ONLY THE MOST
Improved Varieties !
CrCCMHERS, Fresh for Table I'se or for
Pickles, wholesale and retail.
Gel Your Veietatles Nice ani Fresh
OF
ffolin nVEillei-
AT WKGNER'S PLACE.
Harness .and sad
dlery at T. Romero &
Son's.
ATTENTION!
The Boston Cloth
inr House is the only
place in Las Vegas
where you can get the
Levi Strauss & Co pat
ent copper riveted
Duck & Denim cloth
ing. 8-3-tf
For ladies' dress
goods go to T . Romero
& Son's.
Corsets In all styles for ladies and
misses, at bottom prices, at N. L. Ros
enthal's Railroad Avenue, East Side. \n\n m iros.