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DAILY GAZETTE
THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1881.
UAZETTK. UI.F.AXIX4ft.
Mr. Hubbs and family will start for
Mineral Hill to-day. Mr. Hubbs gives
a very encouraging report of the new
mining ramp.
Mr. Scott McCaslin has opened a
meat Market in (Jordon's old Ktand,
north side of the plaza. His shop will
be kept storked with the best the mar
ket a Monis.
Colonel J. 11. Shanklin and Major
McDoiigal of Trenton, Mo., and Mr.
Cnmstoek. of Albany, Mo., have re
turned to this rity after a two months'
residence in the new mining district in
the (allinas Mountains on the road to
White Oaks. They report the prospect
of the properties in which they are in
terested to be very nourishing. They
leave for home to-day.
Luntry & Burr, the contractors, will
send a force of men to Cerillos to-day
to begin the work of laying the founda
tions for the new iron bridges that are
to be put in at the (ialisteo river cross
ings, where the A. T. & S. F. company
has had a costly experience in making
an experiment of expecting wooden
bridges and tressle to do the Avork of
iron span bridges.
A freight conductor was hanged in
etligy in the railroad yard in this city at
an early hour yesterday morning. As
tin members of the Gazette force
were where they ought to be at such an
unseasonable hour, Ave are unable to
report the speeches and exercises of
the occasion. A note that was found
pinned to the rag baby conveyed the
impression that the mock hanging was
in honor of S. II. Brown.
The Street Car company is expecting
a large amount of material that is to be
.used in putting the track of its line in
better condition. New frogs are to be
put in that will make the switches far
better and avoid all the trouble now
encountered. The spikes on the track
are too short, and heavy teams fre
quently knock the rails askew. When
tht! new spikes, that are to be much
heavier, arrive the entire line will be
re-spiked. ' .
Gen. Atkinson received a letter from
Governor Sheldon, dated CleA'cland,
17th, stating that he had just received a
telegram from Secretary Kirkwood, re
questing him to come immediately to
Washington for consultation in refer
ence to the Indian affairs of this Terri
tory. He would leave Cleveland imme
diately, and would come direct from
Washington to Santa Fe with the intent
to enforce such policy as may be deter
mined on, and if possible prevent a re
currence of the Indian troubles Avhich
have done the Territory so much in
jury. New Mexican.
The l'acilic express came in on time
yesterday but was detained here and
will continue its run to the washout on
Glorieta hill at 8 o'clock this morning,
when passengers will be transferred
around the break. The Atlantic ex
press came up from the break yester
day and reached here at 2:15 p. m
Avhen it Avent East. Large forces of
men are at Avork on this break and
those between Lamy and Wallace at
the Galisteo crossing. It is expected
that the track over the former Avashout
will be fixed up for the passage of
trains to-morrow and that over the lat
ter to-day. At all events Saturday will
see express trains again running on
schedule time.
The following from the Kansas City
Star oí Monday relates to the excur
sionists who are to visit this Territory,
and for whom a committee of the asso
ciation made a visit to this and other
cities a few Avceks ago: Merchants'
Exchange hall isbeing handsomely dec
orated to-day by the druggists, Avho are
making exhibits before the American
pharmaceutical association. About 200
members are present, and 800 more are
expected to arrive to-night. The asso
ciation opens its first session to-morrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock, and will contin
ue in session several days. On Friday
Mie association will start on a grand ex
cursion to Ncav Mexico in a special
train of Pullman cars, and will visit all
the interesting points in the Territory.
Plucky Superintendent.
Mr. W. G. Shedd, Supt. of the "Den
ver City" mine in Leadville, spent yes
terday in this city, having missed the
train south. He avíII leave to-day for
Lake Valley, Avhere he will make pre
perations for working the rich proper
ties of which poor (Jeorge Daly Avas
manager. Mr. Shedd says that his
people have too much money in that
district to allow it to remain idle, and
he will make preparations for working
the mines, no matter how thick the
redskins may be. If the Indian difli
culties continue he will keep a big force
of men, lay in a big stock of supplies,
and if necessary build a small fortifica
tion, and will make the hardest kind of
a fight against the reds if molested.
This is pluck and business, and he has
capital behind him. It is New Mexi
co's good fortune that avc have such
companies as the Central LaRe Valley
district, and tuich a manager as Mr.
Shedd, because the development of
Lake Valley will be a grand advertise
ment for the Territory.
w Mexlr and Tx.
Las Vegas has hopes of railway com
munication with the gulf by two out
lets, either by way of Fort Worth or
the Texas and Pacific K. K. A few
days ago, in addressing a business com
munication to Mr. Jefferson Reynolds,
President of the First National Bank of
this city, S. W. Lomax, Esq., Cashier
of the City National Hank of Fort
Worth, Texas, added the following in
teresting postscript:
"We aAvait with considerable hope
the opening of communication Avith
your city by rail, feeling confident that
such communication Avill develop con
siderable business.1'
This is a sample of the expressions of
opinion that come from different points
in Texas and from solid men of busi
ness. There is no discounting the fact
that Texas' men of capital and influ
ence desire railway communication
with this Territory and especially Las
Vegas. The best railroad routes from
Texas lead to this city; not only the
most feasible routes, but also those that
will command good business. The
Texas Journal of Commerce, of Galves
ton, that has already generously given
to the public some idea of the resources
of NeAv Mexico, stated in its last issue:
"In the meantime Galveston and
Texas are Avaking up to the great com
mercial importance of railways from
the seaboard to Santa Fe, to Silver
City, to Las Vegas, Albuquerque, Den
ver, etc., etc. The lines now in pro
cess of construction, once completed,
Avill almost revolutionize some branches
of trade and be worth millions of dol
lars annually to Texas and to the peo
ple now settled and to settle in the
nort Invest. Let capitalists and busi
ness men study the geographical situa
tion and commercial possibilities of an
outlet and inlet at Galveston, for the
Avealth and come-out j et to be created
in that vast district of mineral avoii
ders." Ilirthfliiy Party.
Miss Sarah Holman celebrated her
eleventh birthday yesterday afternoon
by a party which was largely attended
by her many young friends from both
the East and West side. They all ex
pressed an opinion that they had had a
very good time. Those present were:
Mary Seewald, Maggie Lee, Bessie
Stoops, Jennie Rosenwald, Blanch
Leon, Mary Wiegand, Lucy Rosenwald,
Edith Baker, Anna Sloan, Rachel Sulz
bacher, Carrie Leon, Bessie Cavan
augh, James Martin, Laurie Whiteman,
Ella Allen, Bessie Lane, Nellie Stone,
Mary McKay, Cora Seewald, Harry
Blake, Jakie and Bruno Sulzbacher,
James and Freddie McKay, Abbie
Stoops, Freddie and Charley Horner,
Mr. Clemm, Miss Kaufman, Mrs. Mar
cus, Mrs. Dantaiger, Mr. Bloch.
The folloAving is a list of the pres
ents: Mr. Clemm, a trunk; Mr. Bloch, al
bum: Harry Marcus, pair of earrings;
Mr. Wild, silk handkerchief, Blanche
and Carrie Leon, school companion,
Laurie Whiteman, pocket book; Rachel
and Jackey Sulzbacher, glove and
handkerchief box; Mary Seewald, lace
collar; Pearly Marcus, lunch basket;
Arthur and Bessie Cavanaugh, earrings;
Carrie SeeAvald, candy; Edith Baker,
autograph album; Jennie Rosenwald,
album; Maggie Lee, china cup and
saucer; Jimmy Martin, oil painting;
Violet B. Dantziger, scarf pin; Annie
and Nettie Sloan, toilet set; Mary Wie
gand, blue, fichu; Lillie Stone, oil paint
ing; Moses Holzman, gold ring.
lti Mining: Scheme.
Articles of incorporation of the So
corro Tunnels Mining Company have
been filed in the office of the Secretary
of the Territory: The properties oí the
Socorro and Mills Tunnel companies
have been consolidated, and they will
be capitalized by the issuance and sale
of 200,000 shares of stock at $3 each.
They are both valuable properties, lo
cated side by side in Socorro Moun
tain, and readers of the Gazette are
familiar with the Avork of their devel
opment, notes of progress having been
from time to time published in these
columns. The Socorro tunnel , is now
run 543 feet from the face, with two
shafts sunk on large ore bodies. Col.
T. B. Mills, Avho has been the active
manager of both tunnels, has hurried
forward the Avork of deA'clopment till a
handsome showing has been made. It
is the intention of the consolidated
companies to expend at least $100,000
at once in opening up the properties. A
handsome prospectus of the new com
pany is prepared and will soon be pub
lished. Las Vegas takes a just pride in
the company because it is composed of
some of our enterprising citizens, and
for the reason that the energetic origi
nator of the scheme is a resident of this
city. The capitalization of the proper
ties insures active Avork, pjhI the suc
cess of the company will be a good
card for New Mexico in mining cir
cles. VeicitK nh Viewed by Oilier.
As we predicted, W. S. Burke has
done the handsome thing by Las Vegas
in his special correspondence to the
Leavenworth 'Times. Among other
kind Avords and true that he says of
our city are the following:
"Vegas is not by any means 'out of
the Avorld,' and a Leavenworth man
coming here finds that, in regard to
street cars and Avater Avorks this town is
ahead of his own, Avhilo in the matter of
side walks, it is just about hip and t uck.
The question seems to ba settled be
yond any manner of doubt that Las Ve
gas is to bo the city of New Mexico. It
appears to hold about the same relation
to this Territory that Denver holds to
j Coloradlo. It commands a very large
amount of capital, has interests in all
the mining districts of this Territory,
and Avhenevcr a 'big strike' is made Las
Vegas is benefitted. E'erybody com
ing to New Mexico comes to Las Vegas
and though there are many other im
portant points, this seems to be the
general entrepot, and the starting
point for all other sections. The re
sources of the town, upon which its
growth ami prosperity most depend in
the future, consist of its mining inter
ests, its commercial interests and its
'razing interests.
A Timely Visit.
IT. S. Senator Saunders of Nebraska
is in Santa Fe in company with his son.
They will pass through Las Vegas eith
er to-day or to-morrow and may per
haps" stop off here. Although the Sen
ator may not be able to have as enjoya
ble time as he has reason to expect, nor
be able to see as much of the country
as he would like on account of the In
dian difliculties, still, from selfish mo
tives, Ave regard his visit to the Terri
tory a timely one. Senator Saunders is
an influential member of the Senate
Committee on Indian Affairs and Terri
tories, being Chairman of the latter.
He will no doubt realize better the dif
ficulties under which New Mexico la
bors, and will profit by his visit, and
we he benefitted.
Sale of .Alining Properly.
S. II. Lucas, the enterprising jeweler
of Santa Fe has recently sold a group of
mines, tunnel anil mill site in the Black
Range to Dr. Chase of Peru and Cap
tain Bartlctt of Kansas, for the sum of
$20,000. Doctor Chase Avas the regular
physician of Harry Meigs Avhile in Pe
ru and Chili. The purchasers aa'HI take
steps at once to develop their fine prop
erties. l'liusoxAi,
M. Ileise is home.
Prof. Bach is stopping for the present
at the St. Nicholas.
S. II. Lueae, the enterprising jeweler
of Santa Fe, is in the city.
Dr. J. M. Cunningham is sick with a
fever at the residence of L. Sulzbacher,
Esq.
Capt. W. B. Pease goes to Santa Fe
and the mines in and about Carbonate
ville and Turqusa for a couple of
months.
II. Colin, of the Boston Clothing
House, is en route home. He Avill soon
be followed by an immense stock of
new goods.
Prof. G. S. Bobbins, Avho lived here
for sonic time, came in from Topeka
yesterday, Avhere he has been in the
office of Lantry & Burr, the contract
ors.
Mr. John Flournoy and two sons are
in the city. The latter are young gen
tlemen of excellent education and ad
dress and think of remaining if good
situations are found.
W. C. McCulloch, who has charge of
the stationery department of the Chief
Engineer ami Division Superintendent's
offices, returned yesterday from a pro
longed visit in the East.
We were pleased to make the ac
quaintance yesterday of Mr. Alfred
Hamlin, Superintendent of the Railroad
News Company, Avestern division, at
Kansas City, Mo. Mr. Hamlin is tak
ing a run oaxt this road in the interest
of the business of the company.
Those Avho drop into the St. Nicholas
cannot fail to notice the line Morgan
desk there placed for the convenience
of the public.
Indian .Vews.
Advices from Las Cruces state that
there arrived there on Sunday William
McClelland, a miner in good standing,
from the Santa Rita Copper Mines, who
reported having received a letter just
before he started, from Andy Johnson,
better known as 'One-armed1' John
son, a Black Range miner, giving an
account of a battle betAveen a band of
Indians under Nane, in person, and a
company- of Black Range men, of which
no previous account has been given.
The letter stated that the Avriter and a
man by the name of Bennett organized
a company about ten days ago, con
sisting of miners from Chloride City
anil Mexicans from Canyado Alamosa,
thirty-five in number, and started out
to fight the Indians. On the second
day out they camped late in the after
noon in a deep canyon in the San Ma
teo Mountains, Avhen the Indians tired
doAvn on them from both sides of the
canyon. The men Avere so completely
surprised and frightened that they
broke and ran on foot, leaving their
horses and arms for the Indians. Only
two or three shots Avere iired by the
men under Johnson and Bennett, but
the Indians poured in seeral murder
ous volleys, killing and Avounding sc
en of the volunteer company. The
rest scattered in the mountains, and in
the gathering darkness made good
their escape. They think, had day
light lasted one hour longer, the In
dians would have killed every one of
them. Afterwards the Indians Avent to
Monaca Springs, where they took all
the stock from a ranch, but strange to
say did not kill the proprietor. Nane
told the ranchmen that his band con
sisted of fifteen of Victorio's old band,
thirteen Mescalero Apaches and fifty
two Navajos, making eighty in all.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DEPOT HOTEL.
Win II Kishop, Hot Springs; S STnUlo, Hush
noil, 111; AJHuueke, W G Shedd, Leadville;
J M Herman, Kansas; G W Atkins, Tombstone,
A T; H O Hrown, Gunnison, Col; E THull, To
peka; M L Sawyer, Newton, Ks; Geo V Cnuio
mid son, Topeku; H C AVhltohead, Kansas City.
flllAND VIEW HOTEL.
S II Horner. Denver; James MeCabe, James
C Holme, John S Stockton; J II Murphy; J A
Nelson nnd wife, Lawrence, Kansas.
Cream Bread at Bell & Co's, the
Plaza Grocers and Bakers.
Move on tne Pint;
Two carloads of stoves and stove
goods were ordered by C. Blanchard
from Quincy and St. Louis, as also a
large amount of shelf and heavy hard
Avare. This, added to his heavy stock
of general merchandise, will make one
of the most, complete stores in Ncav
Mexico. -
Mr. Blanchard is Avell and favorably
known throughout New Mexico as an
old and reliable merchant, who takes
pride in keeping only lirst-class goods.
His past record of 18 year's experience
is ottered to the public as a guarantee
of tía ing satisfaction to all. 8-25-lw
The traAeling public will find every
thing lirst-class at the Grand VieAV Ho
tel. New Potatoes $2.75 per hundred at E.
Germain & Co., El Paso, Texas. 7-24-1 in
My stock in huose furnishing goods
is now complete and offered at aston
ishingly low prices.
N. L. Rosenthal.
Railroad avenue, East Side.
Fresh butter milk from the churn,
brought in every morning from the
ranch, at Billy's. 5-lltf
A Great Bargain.
One of the most desirable residences,
completely finished, on one of the best
streets in the city. For sale cheap hy
J. J. Fitzgekell,
The Live Real Estate Agent. 8200t.
Just received, and very useful for
these, chilly nights, a complete assort
ment of blankets and coA'erlets very
cheap at N. L. Rosenthal,
Railroad avenue, East Side.
Grand I.imch
every Saturday night at the Exchange
Saloon. 4-21-tf
Salad a la Delmonico at Billy's
Lunch. 7-13tf
A New Dentist.
Remember that Dr. P. A. Ames, a
graduate of the Maryland Dental Col
lege of Baltimore, Avill locate here in
about six Aveeks for the practice of his
profession. 8-25-10t
Full weight and fair count, at the
Park Grocery. 7-27 tf
Cream lemonade at Billy's.
5-7tf
For all kinds of California produce,
such as new potatoes, oranges, apricots,
Flums, apples and peaches send to E.
ermain & Co., El Paso, Texas. 7-24-1 m
For .Sale.
A mining claim, 7 miles southAvest of
Las Vegas, one mile from railroad sta
tion, easy milling ore, assays very sat
isfactory in copper and silver. '.Tract
of land containing 300 acres will be sold
Avith the mine if desired; first-class
title: plenty of timber and Avater. This
is a splendid opportunity for a paying
investment, l'orlull particulars apply
to J. J. Fitzgerrell, the live real estate
agent. !)-25-lm
llohrer Avhiskcy, ten years old, 23
cents a drink, at Billy's. 8-2otf
Everything in the gents' furnish
ing goods, clothing, hoots and shoes,
hats and caps, at
1S1D0R STERN'S,
West Las Vegas.
E. Germain & Co., El Paso, Texas,
are soje agents for California State
Dairy' Cheese. 7-24-lm
The truth bears daylight, and there-
lore let is be known that JN. L. Kosen
thai sells more goods and at loAvcr fig
ures and gives more honest satisfaction
than any other house west of the Mis
souri River, and to keep up this repu
tation for square deal and good treat
ment, 1 beg to invite the public at large
to call and examine my stock and
prices before buying elscAvhere. lie-
member, N. L. Rosenthal,
Railroad aA'enue. East Side.
The best articles for the least
money, at ISIDOll STERN'S,
8-17-2t. West Las Vegas.
Milk punch at Billy's. .I-1;
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 i he oargams or me season in
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
I do just as I advertise.
C. E. Wesciik.
The I.ntcNt Iliilletin.
Another large arrival of ladies' and
children's shoes, and Avill bo sold under
guarantee at N. L. Rosenthal,
Railroad avenue, East Side.
All summer drinks at Billy's. VTtf
Special bargains in ladies' dress
goods, parasols, ladies' hoes, cor
sets, carpets and oilcloths, at
LSI DOR STERN'S
West Las Vegas.
I.ntett Ntyle.
French breakfast caps in all shades at
uñarles l item s. s-io-tt
Perzoine a specialty at
8-3-tf Billy's.
Hack Line to Hot Spring.
Fare 50 cents each Avay.
Hack going to the springs leave de
pot, aumner anil St. Nicholas hotels at
y a. in., on arrival of train, and at 4:!50
p. in.
Returning, leaves springs 10 a. m
2 ). m. and 0:0 p. m.
All hacks will stop at West Side sta
ble where fare will be collected.
Mail and express Avagon will leave
depot on arrival of train, and Hot
.Springs at t) a. m.
Mendenhall, Hunter & Co.
8-5 tf
Try "Billy's Ponies" Cigars, pure
Havana.
M.. Ileise has received the agency for
Ncav 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. 7-2i)-tf
A New Deullst.
. lleinembcr that Dr. P. A. Ames, a graduate
of tho Maryland Dental College of Bultimore,
will locate hero in about six weeks for tho
practice of his prof cssion. 8-M0t
Wanted-For Sale-For Rent-Lost.
WANTED. Six masons, immediately. Ap
ply to M J Cavanaugh, East 1m Vegas.
8-S-IW
WANTED. A dining room waiter girl and a
chambermaid at the Cirand View Hotel.
Call at once. 8-24-tf
w
ANTED. A (rood twrlx-r. Apply to .ludd
Credit. 8-SMf
7ANTED. 81 or eight good carpenter.
Apply to J. u. linker. (KiJ-ti
WANTED. Situations by two young men,
seventeen and twenty-one years of age
from St. Louis. Good family, education and
habits with some experience in business, de
sire employment in a bank, store or other bus
iness house. Host of references given. Ad
dress I. V., Gazette office. s-SMf
TANTED. Fifteen good carpenters. In
luiré at iiocknart & co s. twi-ti
"Vf TANTED. Two or three number one piaii
YV ing mill bench hands. None but lirst
class need apply. At AVoot ten's planing mill.
A If o a good machine man. 4-'.".'-tr
FOR SALE. A tourists' outfit, consisting of
one spring wagon or hack for six or nine
persons, one set hack . harness, one wall tent
nine by nine feet, one set camp cooking uten
sils, one pair calfskin overalls, one Colt's re
volver, two uorses. Most or tne aoovo is us
good us new having lecii used only six weeks.
Enquire at Exchange corral, back of Hell's
grocery store.
JOll SALE One pair of American horses,
buggy and harness; cuttle or sheen taken
in payment. Apply at this office. "H-SO-tí
tOK SALE A nenrly new Waters piano for
sale on easy terms of payments.
A. O. KOBRINS,
TTOH SALE. Four hundred cedar posts. Ap
I' nlv to fieorire Koss. H-ll-m
H-lH!t
T710U SALE. The old St. Louis lot, in East
JL' I.U8 vertís. I'rlee, $,5(10. Inquire or U.
Ji. Hrowning. b Ukisler,
i-2a-tf Socorro, JN. M.
TnOU SALE. 1,000 improved ewes with
JL' lamiw delivered at w agon Mound or er
luejo. For further particulars inquire of
DUMiaiUU IN. 11AUA,
ANTONIO D. 11ACA.
5-9-tf Upper Las Vegas.
FOR SALE Tinea Hull, tho largest and best
audience hall In the Territory, provided
with good Blage sceuery, drop curtains, ete.
Cattle or sheep taken in exchange or tin.e giv
en on payments. Address A. J. Baca and
Chus. Jlt'eld. l.as A'egns. 6-l-tf.
FOIt BENT A nice front room, first floor,
furnished nr unfurnished, in front of M. A.
Otero's. U. STUI )EB A K.E It 8-20-1 w
FOB KENT. The driiif store in the AVescho
building on the plu.u, at present occupied
oy is. Herbert, is tor rent. Apply to tne
proprietor. C. E. WESCHE.
Í- OST. A stiff, black backed note book
J Beturn to this office.
T OST An occount book, by Georiro Boss
JLJ Had scale, tickets and bills. Finder please
return to loser or this office. ,
Wnnte.l! Wanted Wanted !
i-1- "V AriiA In (liiimtv AViirriints.
II V II II I . 1. L. ! . - U
cash price will be paid. Apply to J. J. Fit.-
sn ruii. me uve reui csuiie tiffi'iii. o-i-u
For Sale.
J. J. Fit'frerrell has H,000 head of ewes and
lambs. They are now on the Pecos river, in
good condition and will be here in ten or
twelve days. These sheep will be sold at the
market price. K-14-lw
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that there is no có'
partnership existing between me and II. Thom
as and A. AV Fox either in the plumbing or gas
fitting business, or any other kind of business.
Furthermore, that there is no such firm as O.
L Houghton & Co. that I know of any printed
cards or printed mutter to the contrary, not
withstandingus I hhve no partner in uiiy bus
iness, nor don't want any. All accounts of
whutsooA'or nature aguinst any other person
but myself unless upon my written order. 1
shall not alloAv or pay, and all accounts for
plumbing or gas litting duo tho supposed linn
of O. L. Houghton & Co. are due and payable
to me alone. 8-21-it O. L. Houghton.
Dissolution Xotice.
Notice is hereby given that the. partnership
heretofore existing between J. 1). AVolf and
AV. H. Putman is this day dissolved. J. D.
AVolf will continue the business at tho old
stand, collect all outstanding bills due the late
firm and pay all claims against the same.
S-üMw J. D. AVOLF.
SEND
VOUB
JOB WORK
TO THE
GAZETTE
THIS
IS WHAT MIGHT BE CALLED BETWEEN
THE SEASONS AND A COMPLETE
To be In readiness and to have sufficient room
For Fall Goods
Is AVhat We arc Contampluting.
If you aro in need of Summer Wearing Ap
parel now is the time to benefit yourselves by
tho generul
REDUCTION OF PRICES !
Tho reduction in Ladies' Summer Dress
Goods nnd Gents' Light Weight Clothing will
be of Special interest to you.
Builroad AA enue, East Las Vegas.
Ico cold ISurtweiser beer at Billy's.
n-C-tf
For cheap hardware go to Lockhart
& Co's. 2-lltf
Champagne cocktails 25 cents, at Bil
ly's. . 7-14-tf
Geni Merchandise.
A stock of goods wi 11 be exchanged
for Ileal Estate in Las Vegas. Apply
to J. J. FlTZGKBBELL,
The Live Kcal Estate Agent. 8200t.
W1111 ted Immediately,
A good coat maker and tailor. Good
situation and good Avages. Apply at
once to F. LeDuc,
8-22-tf North Side Plaza.
W
Ml 1 s
J.J.FITZGEERELL,
THE UVE REAL W ÁAH
Las Vpgas, X. 31.
J. J. FityjrerrelL tho live real enlate man.
bus for sale a large number of fine business
and desirable residence lots in d liferent parts
of the new and old portlonM of the city. Par
ties seeking investmeuts in real estate, busi
ness chances, business and dwelling houses
should call on Fitzgerrell; he can uceouiiiio
date them.
Qff pr f WILL BUY one of the finest lots
? I J.l in the center of the town front
ing Douglas and Main Streets. Lot 27xíJí(
feet. Most elegantly situated.
Iff "V ( DOLLABS will buy a splendid.
ilVV new residence, six rooms, two
lots fronting on Maine Street. Bents for $40
per month.
av ili. KAi-iiAMiK, farms and town íntini r-
ty in Kansas and Illinois for real estate in l.as
egas. m
KlUliT BOOM adobe house, handsome
grounds, elegantly finished from the kitchen
to the parlor. Beady for housekeeping. Will
sell at a sacrifice.
l f DOLLABS will buy choice loin on
lvU Prospect Avenue and Center
l'ine street, on tne mil.
lO iCf DOLLABS will buy by
lt.JJ warrantee deed a first
class cuttle ranche that will range ai.WO head
of cattle.
1 -I " f DOLLABS will buy a house con
JLJLVy" tabling Blx rooms. Lot iVixH'.
Beuts now tor tw a month. This oroncruv is
elegantly situated.
tirr K DOLiiABS will buy a Tour room
t ) house, good location.
THBKE THOUSAND DOLLARS will buy a
grant of WUW acres; one of the lesl cal tie
ranges in the Territory.
FOUB THOUSAND DOLLABS will buy a
fine stock, dairy nnd tunning ranch, near the
citv.
WANTED A competent miller; steady sit
uation. Married men preferred, (lood
wages. Apply to J. J. Fitzgerrell, the Live
Beul Estuto man. S-l'imii
HOTEL FOB SALE OB BENT. For partic
ulars apply to J. J. Fitzgerrell.
Ci fff W'LL BUY BY AVABBAN
OjV7vJU TEE DEED five miles of
living Avuter controlling 100 square miles of the
finest range on the Pecos river. Cull and see
plat.
pf A month for ten months will pay for
OXtl a choice lot centrally located and
fronting two streets.
Of J"' f will buy a good neAV three room
trirO vJ hnuse and two lots near therail
road depot und round house.
Q Pa ( C wil1 Duy two very desirable busl
T)0 J V ness lots between the two towns.
4) will buy a choice corner lot front
fjJjyJXJ ing on Eighth Street. 8-3-tf
kff ff( Hotid of sheep for sale
J ) J J J Wethers, ewes and lambs.
I710B SALE. -Two of the best mining claims
and a one-fourth Interest in one of the best
developed mines in the Mineral Hill mining
camp.
BUENA VISTA TOAVN COMPANY LOTS for
sale cheap.
MINEBAL CITY business und residence
lots for sale. HQS
A SPLENDID BETAIL BUSINESS for saleT
Good reason for selling.
ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS HOUSES in
the city for sale.
Splendid dwelling lots in Oeoffrion's Luce
ro's und Buona Vista Co's. Additions. There
Is fully one hundred per cent, profit in these
lots as un investment within the next six
months.
A splendid residence, grounds, furniture, all
complete for a home. Call and sc.
For sale, one dairy and gardening farm ery
cheup, two miles from the city,
One hotel furnished complete, lias all the
business it can accommodate.
Business house and lot on ltuilroud avenue
that rents by the year for 10 per cent, on in
vestment.
One of the best corner lots and business
houses in the city for sale at u bargain. Call
and see.
One of the finest gardens In New Mexico. A
rare chanco for u gardncr and tlorist to make u
iortune.
I have residence property und lots for sule in
nil 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 oiler on Main, Lincoln
and Douglas streets, also on Zion HillTthut.
will pay from 40 to 00 per cent, on the invest
ment. I have for sale the finest stuck and fariniiii,
ranch in New Mexico, commanding the atten
tion of capitalist and colonist. Apply for par
ticulars. I also have for sale several fine stock ranches
in the different portions of the Territory.
FOll KENT.
A number of desirable business houses oni
the different business streets id' the city, ufrH
offices, restaurants and dwellings. II' you wan,
to rent property call.
Bemember that the best business chuwvsi
are always to be had by calling on
, J. J. FlTZOKIIkKl.K
The live real estate agent, office tut Untt.
avenue.
'A. P. BARRIEll,
HOUSE, SIG-KT
AND-
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.
Frescoing, Graining, Glazing,
MAB1ILING, CALSOM INING, K'l'C.
t"SHOP EAST OF THE COURT HOUSE,
LAS VEGAS.
FAMILY VEGETABLES!
ONLY THE MOST
Improved Varieties I
CUCUMHEBS, Fresh for Table Use or for
Pickles, wholesule and retail.
Get YirVeietais Nice anl Fresli
OF
J" olin Miller
AT AVKGNEK'S PLACE.
Harness and sad
dlery at T. Romero &
Son's.
ATTENTION!
The Boston Cloth
ing House is the only
place in Las Vegas
where yon can get the
Levi Strauss & Co pat
ent copper riveted
Duck & Denim cloth
ing.
8-3-tf
For ladies' dress
goods' go toT. Romero
lodsgo
& Son's.
Beautiful fans at Charles Ilfeld's. \n\n Jaffa iros.